Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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K H x - five 1, , --'- , H 5 . .n 'Q - xagasfeixfx E 4 The Stag of the 1959 Zamfwde THE GREENHILL SCH OUL Dallas, Texas Presents Glimpses Of O UR SCHOUL Foreword Looking back on those we know From the bridge that spans the years, Our yearbook brings a happy glow Many smiles perhaps some tears. Ah, memories too great to measure Frolic, fun, hopes, tests and fears, Greenhill days that we shall measure Are mirrored here for future years, They will go - our names and faces From the classrooms and the halls, Other students take our places Other projects grace the walls. Yet this book in future days Will sharpen memories willing part, And though we go our separate ways Will bring back Greenhill to each heart Merrily Headley We, the Greenhill Senior CAVALCADE to one who panion to us all. In his high standards. In his life depth of' human ' il come and will enrich our one of God's best gifts to ly present this issue of the V-mm Wm' E The Board of Governors In behalf of the Board of Governors, it isa privilege to convey greetings through the 1959 Cavalcade of Greenhill School. s D Each member of the Board of Governors has been marching along with the students and faculty - and we hope in step. We have taken pride in the accomplishments of the students, curricular and extracurricular. Under the guidance of a capable and dedicated staff of teachers, we have seen abundant evidence of progress, We shall greatly miss those of you who graduate, and our fondest wish for you is continued progress for self, family, and country. We, therefore, gratefully salute all of Greenhill- parents, students, and faculty. May the time be not too distant when we may see a new. physical plant, which will match the dauntless spirit of the fine men, women and children of a forward looking Greenhill Jerome K. Crossman Chairman, Board of Governors FRED I, AGNICH D, HAROLD BYRD JEROME K, CROSSMAN, Chairman BERNARD L. FULTON I, C, GALBRAITH, IR. LEONARD GREEN LINDSAY M. GREENE l FRANK HARNDEN , PAT HENRY, IR. RAY HUBBARD, IR, DR. 1. C, KRAFFT ROBERT L, MADDEN PAUL OSBORNE W, W, OVERTON, IR FRANK A, SCHULTZ, GEORGE G, WARREN BERNARD L. FULTON MRS, R, C, CONLEE, JR, Director Assistant Director B.S. , Morris Harvey College B.A., North Texas College M. A. , Southern Methodist S.M.U. University FAC MRS, MILTON BALDWIN MRS. F. H. BALDY MRS, ANDREW R, CECIL Art, Pre-School French, Spanish Latin B.S., Ball State Teachers College B.A. , University of Richmond M,A,, Hardin-Simmons University M. A., COILl1T1bl3 University MCMurry College Universite de Paris qLa Sorbonnel MRS, ALLEN DOUGHZERTY MRS, ROBERT FULKERSON Second Grade Head of Middle School B, A,, Antioch B, S, , B,A,, McMurry College Texas Technicological College UL TY MRS, A. P, HAMMERSTROM ROBERT G, HARTMAN MRS. LOU P. LEFTWICH Third Grade BVJIOEY' History First Grade B,S,, Wayne State University B,A,, Beloit College B.S., S.M.U. l l l 4 1 l l BERNARD LEMMONS GEORGE MANDRONA Q Head Coach Math, English l Math, History - Middle School B,S,, University of Georgia d B,S,, Texas A8LM B, A, , B,S,, University of Texas l N FAC s 1 MRS, CHARLES A, MISURA MRS, DONALD W, SELDIN ANDREW B, STANYER, JR, 1 Heed Lower Seheel. Fourth Grade Lower school - French Math, science, History 1 B.A., Washington University B,A,, New York University Middle School 1 Northwestern University A B, S., Abilene-Christian College l V 4 J l MRS, C. O, STUCK JOHN W, TORBETT III Reading Math, Science B,S,, Western Michigan College B.A., Southern Methodist Univer New York University sity ULTY SIDNEY FOX KAY WHITE Athletics Athletics Park Cities Y Park Cities Y s g OFFICERS: President: MRS. LAWRENCE L. NICHOLS Vice President: MRS, I-IEUGH D, DAVIS Secretary: MRS. .TAMES KRAFFT Treasurer: MRS, GEORGE WARREN The Parents' Association The Advisory Board Parents hear through splendid speakers At each Association dinner, Of all the effort, work and plans That help make Greenhill School a winner. And to our parents who advise us And often furnish ways and means, We should like to say we thank you For helping us fulfill our dreams. Among Our Alumni Our own Snazzy has done much since his days at Greenhill: Member of Dallas Chapter, Order of DeMolay Awards: Representative DeMolay Degree, 1954 Degree of Chevalier, 1956 fHighest degree awarded by the Inter- national Bodyj Past State Executive Committeeman Past President, Dallas-Ft.Worth Coun- cilor's Association Work with number of state committees on youth problems and activities. Member of state and local committees of the Christian Churches. President, Town and Campus Class, East Dallas Christian Church Member of historical societies: QActiveJ Society of War of 1812 Sons of the American Revolution Sons of Confederate Veterans Author of two genealogical books University: Southern Methodist University, Sem' EDWIN s, MALONE, III Future Occupation: Public Relations What Greenhill has meant to me . . . John Cardinal .Newman stated that the educated man is at home in any society, he has common ground with every classg he knows when to speak and when to be silent: he is able to converse, he is able to listeng he can ask a question pertinently, and gain a lesson seasonably. This statement could easily sum up the education that a person gains from attendance at Greenhill. I feel that education at Greenhill gave me the aid to cultivate the power to think, to reason, to investigate, and to evolve new ideas. ,The education has developed my ability to cooperate with others and to recognize the rights of others as well as to inspire and motivate the creative and appreciative talents within me. What Greenhill has meant to me it provided opportunities and the necessary resources to develop a well-furnished mind, WYE All art is quite useless. 'When I am dead, I hope ir may be said: His sins were scarlet but his books were read. HILLAIRE BELLOC W F i s 'Whey Sha11we examine the record, Doris? Let's propose a toast to Harvey, 1 Gourmet Club Annual Staff Youth Conference for Traffic Safety Chorus F5 KE TERRY PACE DERBY Terry, who came to us last fall from Hillcrest, is one of the smartest students we have. His wonderful academic record won him the title of Most Intelligent of the Senior Class. While somewhat quiet at times, Terry is a friendly, likable guy, and has a helpful and sincere nature, His twinkling eyes reveal a glimpse of his cheery good humor, Terry enjoys reading, cooking special dishes, attending the foreign language mov- ies at the Fine Arts theatre, collecting records and writing for the CAVALCADE, He is a hard worker, often staying many hours after school to finish a test. This determin- ation of Terry's will certainly be of help when he enters Southern Methodist University this fall, where he plans to study medicine, Terry's sweet and unselfish personality will win him many friends wherever he goes, EW? miss : E919 Silk 6 me ,B A youth to fortune and to fame unknown. THOMAS GRAY Working on the annual? ! ? 5 i 5 v I 1 K The highest of renown Are the surest stricken downg But the stupid and the clown They remain' Wh3IC'S the file? IRONQUILL Gourmet Club 58-59 Annual Staff 58-59 G Association 58 Athletic Council 58-59 Football Letter 57, 58 Basketball 58 Student Council 58, 59 Senior Superlative: Best Looking ROBERT ALLON HARRIS Since his entrance in 1957, Bob has made many friends and contributed much to the spirit of Greenhill. Handsome Bob's favorite pastimes are fly to see how late he can arrive for English Class and 12p to see how many tests he can talk the teachers out of giv- mg. Not only does Bob take an active part in sports of all kinds, having lettered in foot- ball, basketball and track, but he is also active in other phases of school life. Outside of school, Bob takes great delight in his car Qespecially in his set of loud pipesj and in dating a certain pretty alumna. We will all miss the noise engendered by the aforesaid pipes and wish Bob every success and much happiness in the future, How far that little candle throws its beams! SHAKESPEARE I is Las .T.s:.,,T. MM E.....,. 4 YYY Where is the wise guy who removed the pins? A fig for your great captain? CERVANTES The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. u OSCAR WILDE ,M-3 Gourmet Club 58, 59 Annual Staff 59 President Bridge Club 58 Vice President Gourmet Club 59 Vice President Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class Youth Conference for Traffice Safe- ty - two years Chorus Biology Club Devotional Committee President Girls' Club Red Cross Senior Superlativez Favorite Junior Class Favorite KAY KILLIAN Kay, or Blossom, as she is sometimes called, came to us from Garland in 1956 A friendly person, Kay has been very active in school affairs and elected to many offi ces, She has twice been chosen as the favorite girl in her class. Always ready with a good Mommy, Mommy joke, Kay is prepared to chase gloom and bring cheerful- ness and gladness to everyone around her. When Kay is not too busy reducing or driving around in her famous Thunderbird, she enjoys outdoor activities such as swimming and horseback riding, Kay is quite in- terested in sports of all kinds and intends to become a Physical Education teacher, Next year she plans to enter Stephens College. We are all going to miss Kay as much fif possiblej as a certain young man will! 1 K What's up, Doc? General Luckey, are you ready to sound the alarm? Who let the sunlight in? The new Director! '21 Get out of that, Ray! Gourmet Club 56, 57, 59 Vice President Rod and Gun Club 59 President Current Events Club 59 Annual Staff Chorus Fishing Club 56, 57, 59 Senior Superlative: Most Fun RAYMOND E, LUCKEY Those shades that Ray wearsievery day have made Ray the cynosure of all eyes. Ray first came to Greenhill in 1956, then went away to military school, and now he is back with us again, much to the delight of all. Ray keeps his classmates chuckling with his wise cracks and amusing remarks - all made with a straight face, Quips and crazy capers are his trademark. Ray is a happy-go-lucky guy, full of fun and mischief cheerful and a good sport, Ray loves to dig the combos and to attend, as well as ride in, the rodeo, Ray has no definite plans for the future, but right now he wants to marry some rich girl so he won't have to work. Ray is sure to bring as much pleasure to his future friends as he has brought to us at Greenhill. I grow old . . . I grow old, I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled. T, S. ELIOT Every succeeding scientific discovery makes greater nonsense of old-time concep- tions of sovereignty. SIR ANTHONY EDEN Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and few to be chewed and di- gested, SIR FRANCIS BACON Cookery is become an art, a noble science cooks are gentlemen. ROBERT BURTON Gourmet Club 58, 59 Annual Staff 59 Bridge Club 58 Fishing Club 57-58 Current Events Club 59 Fishing and Rod Club 59 Devotional Committee 58 Winner Current Events Test 58 Senior Superlative: Friendliest HOWARD THOMAS MARTIN Tom Martin, an incomparable messenger of good will, has been an asset to Green- hill School. His ability to add jest to the endless routine of school life, thus bringing enjoyment to all, had enabled him to acquire the title of Mr, Friendly. In his spare- time, Tom can usually be found reading, listening to jazz and classical recordings, hunting, fishing, or preparing a unique meal. One would be absolutely correct in ascer taining that Tom is indeed an industrious person. Although he enjoys mild success as an amateur gourmet, Tom intends to become a chemical engineer. Best wishes for a successful and rewarding future go to Tom, as he prepares to enter college next fall. Whare'er he did was done with so much ease, In him alone, 'twas natural to please. DRYDEN When looks were fond and words were few. I ALLAN CUNNINGHAM Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde at work! Draw, partner! DeMolay Award 57 Linz Pin 56, 57, 58 G Association 56, 57 Fishing Club 56, 57, 58, 59 Traffic Commission 56, 57, 58, 59 Gourmet Club 56, 57, 58, 59 President Gourmet Club 58-59 Hollywood Trip 57, 58 Washington Seminar 58 Bridge Club 58 Football Letters 56, 57, 58 Biology Award Annual Staff 56, 57, 58, 59 Editor 59 Class Favorite 57, 58, 59 Student Council 58, 59 Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class President Sophomore Class President Junior Class Algebra I Award 56 French Award 57 Harvard Book 58 Flying Club 57 Co-Captain Football Team 58 Athletic Council 58-59 President Rod and Gun Club 59 Vice President Current Events Club 59 Winner Current Events Contest 59 LAWRENCE LEE NICHOLS, JR. Larry, who has been with Greenhill since it was only a green field, has become one of its most favored students, winning honors, scholastic as well as honorary, by the buck- etful. He is a natural leader, and the life of every party. He has been everything from editor of the CAVALCADE to the President of the Gourmet Club. His interest in the lat- ter activity won for him the hitherto unheard of prize of a trip to Hollywood for two years in succession, so by now he should be quite familiar with the city, Larry, in his three years of lettering at football as well as in his capacity of co-captain, has been one of our top men and has succeeded in keeping our spirits high. Larry can usually be seen with a dark haired young damsel, or in his white Corvette or both. Whether he is at the drags or a formal dance, Larry is popular, and we will all be sorry to lose The Spirit of Greenhill. At this time Larry has not decided where he will go to college, but we are sure that he will do well in whatever college he chooses. What's the use? Yesterday an egg, tomor- row a feather-duster, MARK FENDERSON The true history of the United States is the history of transportation, PHILIP GUEDALLA Where are you going, my pretty maid? Women and birds are able to see without NURSERY RHYME turning their heads. JAMES STEPHENS Girls' Club 57, 58, 59 Gourmet Club 57, 58, 59 Annual Staff 59 Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class Chorus 59 Traffic Council 58, 59 Devotional Committee Red Cross Senior Superlativeg Best Looking FRA NC ES OU TLER Frances, the beauty of the Senior Class, with her twinkling, merry blue-green eyes and black hair, has captivated the hearts of her classmates. Her keen sense of humor is so catching that even Mrs. Baldy has picked up her wacky Spanish! Usually Frances is to be found driving around in a certain white Corvette, but there are times ,when she has even been caught studying or watching TV. Frances will enter Stephens College this fall. We all will miss her, especially Larry, who is very sorry he can't go along. Little Bitty Pretty One. Hey, Tex, the only great Indians I ever saw were dead! We know where the yellow went Wilt thou lay hands on me, villain? SHAKESPEARE Gourmet Club Girls' Club Chorus Honor Roll Annual Staff Senior Superlativeg Most Intelligent CAROLYN RILEY Although Carolyn has only been with us a short while, we have all grown to love her. She is as friendly and sincere as she is lovely and has entered wholeheartedly into all school activities. The Seniors showed their depth of insight when they elected her Most Intelligent. Carolyn is now attending the University of Dallas where, we hear, she is doing very well. Our loss is their gain. Good luck, Carolyn. It's all in a. days's work. Current saying since the 18th century O, tell me, pretty maiden, Are- there any more at home like you? OWEN HALL E, ' Z 1 S , 1 What dost thou here, Fair Maiden? Wham the use of W01'1'YiHg'? It never was worth while. So, pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag And smile, smile, smile, GEO, ASAF Junior High Advisory Board fFashionj Girls' Club 56, 57, 58, 59 Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class 59 Gourmet Club 59 Girls' Club 59 Vice President Freshman Class Gourmet Club 56, 57, 58, 59 Finalist San Antonio Contest 56 Bridge Club Traffic Council Junior Red Cross Winner Trip to Norrisi Student Council Annual Staff Devotional Committee Senior Superlative: Friendliest muah! MARIE LOUISE STA NFIELD Marie, who came to us from Hillcrest in 1955, has entered into all phases of school life and taken an active part as is attested by the fact that she has held many elective offices. Her classmates, especially those in her Chemistry class, bear wit- ness to the acuteness of her inquiring mind as questions are rapidly fired, one after an- other! Much to the disgust of the faculty, Marie not only chews quantities of gum, but usually has an ample supply in her purse for her friends! With her sparkling eyes, ready smile and infectious laugh we are sure that Marie will make many friends at North Texas as she has done here at Greenhill. We'll miss you! A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose, GERTRUDE STEIN E Oh! How embarrassing! Conform and be dull Just another prop! President Senior Class Vice President Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer - Sophomore Class Annual Staff 59 Chorus 59 Gourmet Club 57, 58, 59 Girls' Club 57, 58, 59 Gourmet Finalist 58 Cheerleader 57 Student Council 59 Youth Conference for Traffic Safe- ty 57 Red Cross 57, 58 Devotional Committee Senior Superlative: Most Fun DOROTHY LEE WILLIAMS Dottie was elected by the Senior Class as Most Fun. This title describes her per- sonality as well as any words could. Never failing to see the funny side of things makes Dottie cheerful, good-natured, and fun to be around. Her frankness and honesty have won her many friends. May I be excused? is an expression she uses often to leave the class - not so much to powder her nose, but to go to the water fountain, visit the kitchen, and' jab- ber in the halls, This, plus her hilarious jokes and wise cracks, keeps everyone laughing Dottie intends to go to North Texas College where she plans to study to become a kindergarten teacher, Dottie is a wonderful person. We will miss her, 'The fairest of the fair, FRANCES OUTLER BOB HARRIS I am an intellectual chap, And think of things that would astonish you. GILBERT Most Intelligent: CAROLYN RILEY TERRY DERBY Senior Superlatives Good to be merie and wise. JOHN HEYWOOD Most Fun: DOTTIE WILLIAMS RAY LUCKEY and so good a friend. DRYDEN Friendliestz MARIE STANFIELD TOM MARTIN Class Prophecy While wheeling a patient into the operating room on Tuesday, September 27, 1970, I, TERRY DER- BY, a doctor and a slight music enthusiast, more often referred to as The Singing Surgeon, kept reasur- ring my patient that there would not be any pain connected with the forthcoming operation. To my utter amazement, he lapsed into an immediate coma after hearing that I did not administer ether, but, rather, relied upon the golden tones of my voice. As I was preparing to deliver a rendition of I Hate To See My Patient Turn So Green, I thought I heard him mumble vaguely. Leaning close, I was able to hear: Greenhill School Must attend alumni and faculty dinner Hope to see old friends, students, ffadesj... My curiosity having been aroused, I left my patient on the pad and proceeded to investigate this Greenhill Affair. At Greenhill, I entered the banquet hall in time to hear a moving speech entitled How To Enjoy Spanish, which was being delivered by El Marques del Aire Caliente, who is better known as RAY LUCKEY. As I glanced about the room, observing the attending guests, I found that I recognized many. Seat- ed across from me was FRANCES OUTLER, who was having much difficulty handling a group of nine row- dy boys. Trying to ignore the confusion, she managed to tell me that she had married LARRY NICHOLS, a now prominent rancher Q and an even more prominent baby sitterj, thus becoming a proud mother and an equally proud housewife. Concluding my chat with Frances, I was captivated by the appearance of an attractive brunette who was being escorted by an old acquaintance of mine, the Duke of Milan. Join- ing me at my table, the Duke introduced his gorgeous date, DOTTIE WILLIAMS, and told me that he had met her in Europe, where she was a figure of social importance. After partaking of a delicious meal, I later found out that it had been prepared by TOM MARTIN, a celebrated gourmet, While seeking the recipe for the marvelous Italian specialty, Iwas interested to learn that Tom enjoyed preparing unique dishes as a hobby as much as he enjoyed his position as a chemical engineer. After completing the meal, the faculty and alumni were entertained royally by CAROLYN RILEY, a scintillating personality who had won fame, not only as a delightful singer, but also as Miss Universe of 1970. After her rousing performance, the dinner was officially over and the alums proceeded to tour the new Greenhill campus. Nearing the vicinity of the Physical Education building, I noticed a pert blonde heading for the en- trance. I approached her and found that she was none other than KAY KILLIAN, the famous leader of the Department of Physical Education. Inviting me to tour the remainder of the campus, she insisted that I must see the new track field, the football field, swimming pool and tennis courts. As we neared the track field, we noticed a figure running rapidly around the track. To our utter astonishment, it was BOB HARRIS, the Southwest's leading track and football star. Slowing his pace, he assured us that he had not lost his mind, but that he was only running because he had over-eaten at dinner and was intent upon keeping in shape, Bewildered as we were, Kay and I advanced to the area of the swimming pool, where we were greet- ed by MARIE STANFIELD, who informed us that she was engaged to a wealthy oil man. Marie empha- sized the fact that she was indeed happy to be giving up her career as a model to become the wife of Reginald Vanderpoole. Regardless of the fact that I had enjoyed the evening's festivities, I made my apologies, remarking that I had left a patient in a coma to attend the affair, and departed in order to return to the hospital. Upon my return, Iwas met by my favorite nurse, Agnes Gooch, who revealed the shocking news that my patient had died on the operating table. She continued by stating that the patient's dying words were: It was TOO much! Will We, the Senior Class of 1959, Greenhill School, City of Dallas, County of Dallas, State of Texas, in the United States of America, in the Western Hemisphere, in the World and soon in Outer Space, being of SOUND MIND and body, do hereby will the following items to those who are in the most DIRE NEED of our bequest: We give, bequeath, freely and without hesitation or reservation, to the members of the JUNIOR CLASS, our true and rightful heirs, that most valuable asset and hallowed sanctuary - THE SENIOR ROOM, We also leave to the Junior Class our suppressed desires to raise Cain. To the SOPHOMORE CLASS, we leave our studious application and attention to duty. To the FRESI-IMAN CLASS, we leave our mature dignity and excellence in athletics, I, Larry Nichols, leave my Corvette to Mrs. Baldy to replace ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: I, Terry Derby, leave my superior intelligence to Tom Moody. I, Bob Harris, leave my loud pipes to Molly Fulton. I, Kay Killian, leave my pony tail to Melinda Wood to give to Yul Brynner. ' I, Ray Luckey, leave . . . thank goodness! I, Tom Martin, leave my cooking skill to Ruth. l Yr, I r -T I M155 5 I A- Q Al a . 'ff her One Horse Shay, ITEM: I, Frances Outler, leave my great figure to Meredith Hurst who should leave some of hers to mel ITEM: I, Marie Stanfield, leave my infectious laugh to Vickie Davis who shouldn't take things so seriously, ITEM: I, Dottie Williams, leave my Hollywood legs to Nancy Gal- braith. ITEM: I, Carolyn Riley, leave my Advice to the Lovelorn column to Mike West, Finally we do name and appoint as sole executor to this, our last will and testament, Mr. Torbett. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1959, the testators, have set our hand and seal on this twenty-ninth day of May, 1959, ff V ...,so:.I-ELQt5i?m ' Ifjwfiwi BENNY BEENE RANDY COOPER BICKNELL EUBANKS MOLLY FULTON Secretary-Treasurer aww kung H 3 I ,, .,h...w NANCY GALBRAITH DAN HAAG MEREDITH HURST BEN JACOBS Ugg JAMES LOVEN RICHARD STANLEY Presidem IO ROLAND E, is TOM MOODY MELINDA WOOD Vice President l 5 J 5 5 s E 3 5 E I One inch,of,joyfsu1'fhounts of grigf 913-P311 VW V , A - H . , , W gf ,2,M'v,-ffkw Bee ause, Ato 1augph,gsH ggqpgxigggwthgfgggpf Mig:-If W i f 'Q 4 L' f1.QLgg'g4LfW-hw ff ,X l ' ' ,MQ f ,..t.5,L -, - 1 . W ig H s z ' -50, fl v 931' . 'KNAW up ,H M' Q. P r 1 Stefam Lobello Jan Maples Danny Nelson ,EWU Q igiwgfgimi gr v 3 , ' sw ms..-.E E ?I E 1 mmm Margaret Madden Vice President George Stuart Secretary- Treasurer l Barbara Warren Bob Casey Marvin Yanof MW Rrck Woodul Barbara Yates if W -ek iw Sa W if Maliisk- X f QW, Y 1 ffeag ' ws. X . K. ia . ki r n 'yfgiiiiz Mffs? W I KN A. , Q Biology Class dissects a lobster Study Hall Can we ever have too much of a good thing? CERVANTES Classes Book report interests Freshmen Leaming to speak Spanish Budding scientists One must learn By doing the thingy for though you think you know it Linguists You have no certainty, until you try. SOPHOCLES Our heritage r Geometry class The Cavalcade Stajf Editor-in-Chief - - - Editorial Staff Business Manager - Copy Editor ---- - Feature Editor - - Photo Editor - - Sports Editors - - Sponsor - - Photography - - - LARRY NICHOLS - - TERRY DERBY MELINDA WOOD MERRILY HEADLEY MOLLY FULTON BARBARA WARREN TOM MARTIN DAN HAAG FRANCES OUTLER - - KAY KILLIAN DOTTIE WILLIAMS MARIE STANFIELD - - - BOB HARRIS RA Y LUCKEY ------ MRS,BALDY - -JOHN W, GAY STUDIOS The Student Council President LARRY NICHOLS Vice President BOB HARRIS Secretary-Treasurer MOLLY FULTON Other Members DOTTIE WILLIAMS BEN JACOBS MERRILY HEADLEY BARBARA WARREN The Student Council Gathered 'round the conference table Sits our Student Council able. Aiming always for what is right Our Student Council keeps our honor bright, Mr. Fulton and Mrs. Conlee too Help to make its guidance true. And for the council's careful rule Greenhill is a finer school. Molly Fulton receiving the YOUTH FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARD for Greenhill School. Molly is also the secretary, as well as the charter member, of the TEXAS SAFE T DRIVERS CLUB, 'Q-r The Gozmnet Club The Gourmet Club dines at the Luau Room at Love Field OFFICERS President ---- -------- L ARRY NICHOLS Vice President ------------ KAY KILLIAN Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - MARIE STANFIELD l 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 Christmas Program Lower School Middle School Upper School There is sweet music here that softer falls Than petals from blown roses on the grass. LORD TENNYSON The Girls' Club plays a useful part With busy hands and willing heart, Each member learns to know and heedg Then loyally serves where there is need, As they add joy to others living, They find the blessedness of giving, The Girls 9 Club Officers: President ---- - - KAY KILLIAN Vice President - - - MELINDA WOOD Secretary-Treas, - MARIE STANFIELD MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC The Choir There is music in the air Like a melody of Spring, Upper, Middle, Lower School. Loud and clear the voices ring, There is fun for one and all As every voice is trained to sing Gun Club Fishing Club Bait the hook 11 this fish w 11 b t SHAKESPEARE Current Events Club E I P 5 A 1 E 1 1 1 l s WW F F 1 PUR TS 'Q 'HQQQA Cheerleaders MARGARET MADDEN MOLLY FULTON BARBARA WARREN STEFANI LOBELLO Fun, Fall and Football FRONT ROW: R, MoodY, I. Geren, R, Stanley, L. Nichols, D. Nelson, I. Galbraith, S. Kadane, R. Cooper, BACK ROW: Coach Lemmons, C. Johnston, T. Moody, S. Crossman, W. McKinney, B. Agnich, D. Dennis, E, Betts, B. Eubanks, Assistant Coach Torbett. This year the Greenhill football team, a much improved and truly zealous group of Hor- nets, deserves a tremendous amount of recognition. Assisted by excellent coaching and an incomparable winning spirit, the team succeeded in beating Crandall and Wind- horst. Difficulty, resulting from the loss of a few games involving Grans Saline, St. Marks, Sacred Heart and Cassidy, could not hinder the hearty Hornets. With only two Senior lettermen leaving, next year's prospects are promising. The Line-Up Co-Captains Larry Nichols and Danny Nelson with Coaches, l BOB HARRIS, End LARRY NICHOLS, Fullback BEN BEENE, Center BILL AGNICH, Tackle SHEFFIE KADANE, Guard DENNY DENNIS, Tackle CHIP JOHNSTON, Guard The Crow JIMMY GALBRAITH, Halfback ELL BETTS, Quarterback TOM MOODY, End 'Then strip, lads, and to ir, though sharp be the weather. And if, by rnischance, you should nappen to fall, There are worse things in life than a tumble on heather, And life is itself but a game at football. SIR WALTER SCOTT RANDY COOPER, Tackle DANNY NELSON, Halfback JIMMY GEREN, Quarterback RICHARD STANLEY, Guard BICK EUBANKS, Tackle WADE MCKINNEY. Tackle RICK WOODUL, End STANLEY CROSSMAN, Guard RICHARD MOODY, Halfback The Vampire fix, V- 55 ' ' V ' if se -wk as gf f i' is W iw I , ll , -.,, . I W +9 ,A f if .W ESQ mmk 9: . :egg ,ZW -it -5 Football Banquet Athletic Council: R. Stanley, B. Jacobs, B. Beene. Not pictured: B. Harris with Mr. Lemmons. SHEFFIE KADANE LARRY NICHOLS TOMMY MOODY Basketball Coach Lemmons, R, Stanley, B. Agnich, J. Loven, D. Nelson, D. Dennis, C. Johnston, R. Cooper, I. Galbraith, S. Kurman, B. Jacobs T. Crowley. DA NNY NELSON JIMMY GALBRAITH BEN JACOBS BILL AGNICH RICHARD STANLEY JAMES LOVEN RANDY COOPER SCOTT KURMAN DENNY DENNIS TIM CROWLEY CHIP JOHNSTON 2 En route to Oklahoma Faculty Basketball Team PLAYERS: F. 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Z Kevin Allen E11 Betts President Mary Lynne Bohannon Tim Crowley Vice President Lewis Gibbons Carabelle Darr Kirk Dulaney Jimmie Galbraith Annual Representative Eighth Gracie Ricky Harnden Norman Heumann Marvin Knight Scott Kurman Carolyn Messiter Penny Nichols Barbara Rogers Jay Smith Margaret Teasdale Sheffie Kadane Secretary-Treasurer W- A Judy Burgess Secretary Pattie Carruth President Sam Genecov - Treasurer Carol Hamilton Seventh Grade Duke Holt Sue Kemp Ward Lynde Sidney Jacobs Vice President Richard Robertson Steye Taylor Nicki Warren Annual Representative Susan Pat Bevan Dennis Schrader Chris Schultz Jonathon Starr Christine Stewart Robin Madden Annual Representative Eric Muirhead President Chris Price Stuart Schiossstein Secretary-Treasurer Mike Coniee Vice President Elizabeth Fuikerson Teddy Galbraith Jen Jenkins Laura Lee Gordon Laurie Lewins Sixth Grade - Susan Adler President 5S Steve Baird Toddy Goodell Peggy Harnden I Secretary-Treasurer 5F Lee Hodgson James Boggess Annual Representative 5S Tommy Davis Larry Fine James Barfield Vice President 5F F Grade Joy Jenkins Secretary- Treasurer 5S Tommy Leftich Martia Marietta Mike Muirhead Vice President 55 Paul Osbome Annual Representative 5f F Grade -n Patsy Rogers Betsy Schultz Kelly Smith Chris Unger Lee Walker President 5F Classes Fifth Grade Studres Phases of the Moon Seventh Grade Is Fascinated With Texas History Learning French Is Fun Erghth Grade Studies Night and Day Sixth Grade Uses Controlled Reader for Speed and Comprehension Seventh and Eighth Grade Team coached by Mr. Fifth Grade Team with MI- FOX Stanyer Mr. Madden with his Sixth Grade Champions A day for toil, an hour for sport. EMERSON W1-'wa nu V Wfififii Wwzzse :ww Sports Keeping in trim This is fun! h l Then, laughing sports and h plays with meg WILLIAM BLAKE , i w 1 l N f 1 1 Winners of the Turkey Race 1 3 What's this 2 Campjre Girls Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls with their Leader, Mrs. Warren Officers President --------- IUDY BURGESS Secretary - - - - LAURIE LEW INS Treasurer --------- NICKI WARREN Studying Baby Care Puppet Show Fifth and Sixth Grade Group - Leader, MRS. ADLER Clubs Fifth and Sixth Grades Story Telling Club Music Variety C lub Science and Magic Club CLUB - An assembly of good fel lows, meeting under certain con- ditions. SAMUEL JOHNSON Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls' Club Music Variety Book Clubs P Q E M- - vf--v M , 'ww wig, ,QL Munn - 1, , I . 4 'G wr M' M x 1 V, ,A Qt mf 'H s:f,'Y Ab :F M:- K Q? ,aw 52452 5- if Q1 y xiii' 4' - 5552 5 ii. H wjg, sv ,mn ..,. - , f5,Qs14 W,: Barbara Baird Marc Bruner Stephen Bruner Jane Emmert Will Fulton Mitchel Greene David Harnden Joe Madden Leslie Seldin 5 E. Doug Wade Valerie Warren Houston Nichols Lloyd Spratlen Rickie Taylor Craig Unger Tony Watson Peter Yenne Marilyn Muirhead David Pratt Dennis Stewart Danny Williams Mark Krafft Judy Isenberg Pat Kennedy Thzrcl Grade Charles Long Kathleen Long Gay Landrum Rob Baine Bruce Bamer D'Ann Bowden Erwin Cheek Jim Agnich Roni Duke Pau1.Ga1braith Susan Goodell Lee Head Rob Holman Shelle Jacobs Second Grade Jacque Keller Walter Knight David Lougee Deborah Smith Victoria Stewart Buddy Warren Jay Zuckerman Sharon Keller Patricia Hawk Jean Landrum Katie Blair John Covici Lynn Eisenberg David Fulkerson Patrick Long Jane O'Donne1l First Grade Jennifer B. Jay Roberts Pratt Frank Schwartz Craig Seldin Frederick Starr Mike Stewart Polly Tompsett Robert Tranchin Lawrence Yates Classes First Grade Enjoys French Songs Second Grade Finds Reading Fascinating Third Grade Learns About the Universe Fourth Grade Illustrates Book Reports Second Grade Pats on George Washington Play Winners of the Turkey Race Sports Field Day High Jump Wi re iw Can you make it? BACK ROW: Doug Wade, Dave Harnden, Houston Nichols, Mitchel Greene, Mr. Fulton, Coach. FRONT ROW: Steve Bruner, Lloyd Spratlen, Joe Madden, Will Fulton, Craig Unger, Marc Bruner, Fourth Grade Football Champions 4 , gi 2 S Bluebirols d Halloween Parade Drama E ii is xg 1 if as fi Sl xx 5 5? ? Q IL 2 3 15 X fe xv 2 si 1 I 9 ? Q 43 3 Q Q 1, s 1 5 Q 1 a 2 S Washing hands I will, said the Little Red Hen. And she did! Baking cookies Snack time To my Valentine A tree is to climb French begins in kindergarten Creative Arts P inting Architecture John Muhlfeld, Ray Hunt, Bill Agnich, Richard Stanley Bob Harrls Craft Thompson B111 Ware Bobby Neilson, Troy Bateson, Jay Crisford, Larry Nichols Mr Hunt Fishing Club Under the leadership of Mr. Hunt the Greenhill Fishing Club had a very interesting Spring, We made several trips to nearby lakes and streams and, in addition to catch- ing many fish, had a very good time. We will miss Mr. Hunt this year very much, but hope that we may be able to carry out our plans for some interesting trips and good fishing. Bridge Club T p .,-. 5 , K 1 C R b ,istsst 1 L-L -A' I 'L-'L 'A -'-' 1 -' - - ..,. ' -' L'-L'LL1 t s, f tss sl lssl A A sllt :-' l , ,LLL' 'L.- -- , .:.. Q ' '.t', This was the big night, , , Tuesday, May 6, 1958 and every- , one was bubbling over with excitement! For the members of fi 1 V . thSJL1I110r Gourmet Club of the Greenhlll School. th1S was the X, , - - - Lsss if most thrilling event of the year. Everyone was so excited, you V yy hyhyybhV y i V would have thought it was the night of the Academy Awards! - . - -.,- The club, gathered for a dinner at L1ttle Bit of Sweden, tsss 1 . . . ddiA . . was anxiously awaiting the announcement of the two lucky t g it 1 1 -i . 2 'd'd Ad'd COHICSY WIHHCIS- dddd' d . ,,.. . . . . , Q Almost six weeks before. on the night of April 10, thirty ,t'. iffy -ty,el ss'.r, 'lly 'f . ' members of the Ir. Gourmet Club had held their fourth yearly V. cooking contest at Spring Valley Athletic Club. All were 3 i f in S Z : Q ZA, Av entering dishes to try for that once-in-a-lifetime thrill, an all 2 ijt-1-5 . . . r.,l.,, , l,.. expense paid trip to Hollywood, which would be awarded to the top two winners, a boy and a girl, ft eww is N, li x ,t We . A, .. ., , fills t ., w Every member there had looked forward to this event for a long time, planning and practicing some unusual and inter- esting dish, which each had prepared to offer for the inspection of the judges, After much tasting and deliberation, the judges picked the eight lucky semi-finalists, Vickie Davis, Dottie Williams, Molly Fulton, Pat Woodul, Stanley Crossman, Bill Agnich, Larry Nichols and Frank Schultz, Now, at the Smorgasbord dinner, everyone waited. , , as the moment grew closer, tension built up, , , final- ly, Mr, David Wade, the contest sponsor, stood up, took out an envelope, opened it, , , and read the names of the winners. Molly Fulton stepped into the spotlight as the winner for the girls, and Larry Nichols, last year's winner for the boys, claimed the honor for the second time. And so, on Sunday May 11, the long-awaited climax of this year's Jr. Gourmet Club contest took place at Love Field in Dallas. At 12:30 p. m. , while friends stood watching, the airplane flying the two winners took off for Los Angeles, carrying probably the two happiest and most excited teenagers in the world. l I . Boys ' entries IUDGES: Mr. Kramer Mr, Starr Mr. Pillar The winners! Mr. and Mrs, Henry SEMI-FINALISTS: Pat Woodul, Molly Fulton Vickie Davis Dottie Williams Chafing Dishes for the semi-finalists H OLL Y W OOD IP FIELD Just relaxing Broad Jump my Discus Shot Fifth Grade Three- Legged Race MIDDLE FIELD Girls' Race SCHOOL DA Y LO WER FIELD SCHOOL DAY CA IVAL Y---1- Who wants a ride? Got him that time! 500? 1000? 6002? Cake Walk I TIME LINZ PINS P. Woodul, R. Hunt, L, Nichols, M, Newcombe, Ronnie Lowry, M, Leftwich Ben Jacobs L Hutchison, Molly Fulton, Mollie Cox, Melinda Stewart. UPPER SCHOOL 1958 A WARDS VALEDICTORIAN - - - - - Mollie COX SALUTATORIAN - - - - Pat Woodul BYRD AWARD DeLAY AWARD - - - TEMCO AWARD - - - HARVARD BOOK -------------- - - BALFOUR AWARD - - - - - - - - - -Ronnie Lowry -Ronnie Lowry Molly Fulton - Pat Woodul Larry Nichols AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING STUDENT - - - - - Mollie Cox CITIZENSHIP AWARDS --------------- ---- L ynn Hutchison Ray Hunt AWARDS FOR EXTRAORDINARY EXCELLENCE IN Biology ----------------------------- Algebra 1 - - Benny Beene - - - Ray Hunt Mathematics - - ---- Mollie Cox History ---- ---- -Joysan Beene Government - - - - Marshall Newcombe French ---- - - - Melinda Stewart Latin - - - - - -Ben Jacobs English 1 - - ---- Ray Hunt English ------ - --------- - -Melinda Wood Creative Writing - - ------------ - Joysan Beene Editor - - - - - Pat Woodul Staff - - - Mollie Cox Ronnie Lowry Buzz Dicken Q 21+ nw- Q as sf, ig- Q SBSH uf- New My-, ,,,, . dm 11. 14 ,aww , M , 1 - Wk., . , xi. ww . W , W, .,..,'x 1 W , - ff, , ff,,,4+?' .... FM! Sw fshfgw ww mm ww W vw, MARSHALL NEWCOMBE Government Award Linz Pin BENNY BEENE, BEN JACOBS: Biology Award. MELINDA STEWART: French Award, Linz Pin. JOYSAN BEENE: Creative Writing Award History Award, MELINDA WOOD: English Award. BEN JACOBS: Latin Award, Linz Pin. LARRY NICHOLS: Harvard Book, Linz Pin, RAY HUNT: English 1 Award, Algebra 1 Award, Citizenship Award, Linz Pin. IEN IENKINS: Citizenship, 1958 MIDDLE Greenhill FRONT ROW: Eric Muirhead, Nicki Warren, Laurie Lewins, Bro Halff, Elizabeth Fulkerson. BACK ROW: Barbara Warren, June Hunt, Mar- RONNIE FREEMAN AWARD Barbara Warren SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Eric Muirhead Bro Halff Rickie Harnden Barbara Warren CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Jen Jenkins Pattie Carruth Jimmy Galbraith June Hunt GREENHILL PINS Pattie Carruth Reagan Dixon Elizabeth Fulkerson Bro Halff Rickie Harnden June Hunt Margaret Madden Eric Muirhead Barbara Warren Nicki Warren CHOOL AWARD Pins garet Madden, Rickie Harnden, Reagan Dixon, Pattie Carruth, FRENCH AWARDS Reagan Dixon Bro Halff READING HONOR MEDALS Pattie Carruth Elizabeth Fulkerson Eric Muirhead Bro Halff Phil Verril READING MERIT CERTIFICATES Susan Pat Bevan Rickie Harnden Ward Lynde PERFECT ATTENDANCE Eric Muirhead Jimmy Galbraith FIELD MEET Reagan Dixon Lorraine Muhlfeld Not in rewards, but in the strength to strive, The blessing lies. John Townsend Trowbridge MIKE MUIRHEAD: Honor Roll, Highest Average in Grade IV, LLOYD SPRATLEN: Perfect Attendance. MARC and STEVEN BRUNER: Accept the award for the BEST- KEPT Room, JOE MADDEN: Field Day Award. 1958 LOWER WILL FULTON: Arithmetic Club Award, Grade III. PATSY ROGERS: Book Club Award, Grade IV. SCHOOL AWARD CRAIG UNGER: Science Award Grade III, MARILYN MUIRHEAD: Oral Reading, Grade II. MITCHEL GREENE: Accepting Art Certificate for Grade III. MARK KRAFFT: Reading Honors, Math Honors, Grade II. auf DAN WILLIAMS: Perfect Attendance, Grade II, PEGGY HARNDEN: Field Day Honors, The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior-Senior Banquet The wine of Love is music, And the feast of Love is song: And when Love sits down to the Banquet, Love sits long. James Thomson Memory- -that strange deceivet! Who can trust her? How believe her-- While she hoards with equal care The poor and trivial, rich and rare: Yet flings away, as wantonly, Grave fact and loveliest fantasy? 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AUBREY'S B EAU TY SALON In Preston Center 8421 Varsity Plaza Phone EM 1-2868 Holman, Rob 5500 Drane Drive Holt, Duke 7412 Fenton Hurst, Meredith 6814 Tulip Lane Isenberg, Judy 6426 Park Lane Jackson, Sandra 3118 Kenmore Jacobs, Ben Sidney 11465 Strait Lane Jacobs, Shelle 3480 Timberview Jenkins, Jen Joy 4747 Homer Johnston, Floyd 8310 San Fernando Way Kadane, Sheffie 6721 Lakewood Kane, Tim 4020 Roswell Keller, Jacque Sharon 1001 Waterford Kemp, Sue 1453 Lakewood, Garland Killian, Kay 11515 St. Michaels Knight, Marvin Walter 4833 Royal Lane Krafft, Mark 4815 Crooked Lane Kurman, Scott 6231 Meadow Road Landrum, Gay Jean 5545 Park Lane Leftwich, Marilou Thomas 3701 Normandy Lewins, Laurie 5023 Hall Street Lobello, Stefani 5414 Ursula Lane Long, Charles Kathleen Pat 6832 Winchester Lougee, David 6714 Orchid Lane Loven, James 120 Lake Ridge Drive Lynde, Ward 6504 Turner Way FL 1-1894 EM8 EM1 EM8 TA4 EM1 -6701 -4670 -6255 -4666 -0417 FL 2-9021 TA 3-5930 DA 1-1061 TA 6-1782 LA 6 -3490 DA 4-4574 BR 6-3626 EM 8-0993 EM1 EMI -6172 -0764 EM 8-1690 EM1 LA 6- LA 6- -4602 7318 1840 EM 1-6159 EM 8-2339 EM 1-0804 DI 8-1175 AD 9-2430 Madden, Joe Margaret Robin 9200 Inwood Road Maples, Jan 3535 Princess Lane Marietta, Martia 5538 University Martin, Tom 6956 Lakeshore Drive McKinney, Wade 5731 Marquita Messiter, Carolyn Route 7, Box 323 Mitchell, David 4806 Bluff View Moody, Richard Tom 4345 Manning Lane Muirhead, Eric Marilyn Mike 6723 Norway Road McClanahan, Vivian 2038 South Farola McCullah, Hardy 2915 Hawthorne Neilson, Bobby 1929 Mayflower Nichols, Houston Larry Penny 12100 Preston Road Nelson, Danny 3415 Harvard O'Donnell, Jane 2909 Larry Drive Osborne, Paul 5638 Farquhar Outler, Frances 6019 Lakehurst Price, Chris 5711 Farquhar Roberts, Jay 4515 Rawlins Riley, Carolyn 11430 St. Michaels D Robertson, Richard 5812 Norway Rogers, Barbara Patsy 6806 Orchid Lane Roland, Jo 7520 Caruth Schrader, Dennis 6146 Park Lane Schultz, Betsy Chris Frank 4644 Park Lane rive EM 1-1734 FL 2-1485 FL 2-4973 DA 1-2715 TA 4-3886 AD 5-7246 FL 2-1804 FL 2-1057 EM 1-5816 DA 7-2351 LA 1-7072 WH 8-9316 AD 9-1777 LA 8-0088 BR 9-5539 FL 2-9212 EM 1-7449 EM 1-0376 LA 8-1094 EM 8-1281 EM 1 1984 EM 1-4384 EM 8-7551 EM 8-1609 FL 1-5162 Congratulations to Today's Seniors. . . fTomorrow's Pilots and Air Passengers, SOUTHWEST AIRMOTIVE co. --Finest Private Terminal in the World of Wings Love Field Dallas, Texas INWOOD PHARMACY Across Inwood Road From. J. C. Penney Company Fl-Z-7543 N x,.,..7,. TEXAS AVIATION MATERIAL 3930 Cedar Springs - LA 6- 7441 Dallas, Texas For 82 Years the Southwe st' s Greate st Jeweler s LINZ Since 1877 Downtown and Preston Center Schwartz, Franklin 7414 Azalea Lane Seldin, Craig Leslie 10843 Camellia Drive Smith, Jay 11031 Pinocchio Smith, Kelly 6707 Orchid Lane Spratlen, Lloyd 4300 Greenbrier Stanfield, Marie 6008 De Loache Stanley, Richard 6827 Willow Lane Starr, Frederick Jonathon 5710 Chatham Hill Stewart, Christine Dennis Mike Victoria 5315 Rock Cliff Stuart, George 7501 Turtle Creek Tompsett, Polly 6338 Stefani Tranchin, Robert 5131 Shadywood Lane Unger, Chris Craig 4811 Kelsey Road Wade, David 5839 Martel. Walker, Lee 1092 -A Magellan Circle Ware, Bill 6123 Prestonshire Warren, Barbara Buddy Nicki Valerie 4511 Ridge Road Watson, Tony 6815 Stefani Drive West, Mike 5530 Emerson Williams, Danny 9940 El Mada Williams, Dottie 5815 Joyce Way Wood, Melinda 3352 Regent Drive Woodul, Rick 8326 Forest Hills Yanof, Marvin 6623 DeLoache Yates, Barbara Lawrence 9930 Webbs Chapel Road EM 8 -435 0 EM 8-6297 FL 1-6082 EM8 EM 8- EM1 AD9 EM8 -5601 8981 -5034 17 94 6154 FL 7-4790 EM 8-7187 EM 8-3260 FL 1-6564 EM 1-4653 TA 3-3744 DA 7 -4207 EM 1-1655 FL 1-1695 EM 8-8803 FL 2-5997 FL 2-1273 EM 1-2044 PL 7-2171 DA 1-5319 EM 8-8561 FL 1-4462 Yenne, Peter 4501 Westway Zuckerman, Jay 907 Tipperary FACULTY Fulton, Bernard L. Director 6139 Willow Lane Baldwin, Mrs. Agnes 8821 Eustis Baldy, Mrs. Francis H. 3240 Rosedale Cecil, Mrs. A. R. 3221 Villanova Conlee, Mrs. R C. , Jr. 3733 Stanford Cougherty, Mrs. Allen 5821 Hillcrest, Apt. 4 Fulkerson, Mrs. Robert 5426 Merrimac Hammerstrom, Mrs. A. 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