Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1972 volume:

Z fi ' Q ..,, H3 fy rw 'fi : ,Dix if , I X fi I. wiv Aff, 4 Fw., fx w. 0 X R 3 ,A f, B.. Tx X Q Volume XXII 1972 wma mmwww 23 . f Q A x fig , In Loving Memory . . . ,lock Prather We became juniors when Jock graduated, and he was therefore one of us, and he was the first of us to enter the earth. Hewas class president, yes, student council president, class favorite, and the greatest athlete of Greenhill,s history: and all of us have read his array of awards displayed in the foyer. But we remember him better for how funny he was, how hard and furious he played, how he argued and cajoled, how he loved to fight for peoplels rights - especially the rights of Short People Everywhere. Of friends, he was the best, the funniest, the most thoughtful, the most loyal, though you had to expect him to spend some time now and then chasing girls and working on Liehchen,l' his Porsche. None of us look forward more enthusiastically to our own lives than did Jock to his - and a life it would have been, filled with Jock's own kind of strength and gentleness and energy and sensitivity: a life that ended in sweet dreams and flying machines in pieces on the groundf, ln his sweet memory we dedicate this twenty-second edition of the Greenhill Ccwalcade. In Loving Memory . . Cher l l mer Cheryl's death in mid-September, so soon after ,lock's, was a particular blow to us. We remember her smiling an impossible proportion of the time, her being enthusiastic and sympathetic in turn in all our eagernesses and our hurts. We remember how firm she was in the old study halls, how she tried to disguise the fact that her spelling wasn't all that great for an English teacher. How excited she was last year when her husband finished law school, when they found a new apartment, when she finished her own master's work at SMU. How seriously she took being a teacher, how she loved her students, how she built as we put together the open school, but how she loved an ice dayf, And now she is gone. Mostly we remember how beautiful she was, how bright, how happy about living and about the future. Nothing can have changed that in her. And to that beautiful memory of Cheryl we dedicate this twenty-second edition of the Greenhill Cavalcade. Yearbook of Greenhill School 1972 Volume XXII Pl1lJllSl1CI' Taylor Publishing Company 1550 West Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas Ll3.S0n John Ramsey Southwestem Balfour Student Center Dallas, Texas Slalf Patnbk Dunne, Sponsor Ehzine Martin, Editor Chuck Aston, Phtography Editor Kerry Miller, Artwork Editor Chris Nelson, Layout Editor Gail Roadhouse .lon Wayne George Lenox Kevin Madison .lames Trevor Hershorn Michael Dunn 312.50 the copy 3510.00 to subscribers U. S. A. 4 B ll Contents In Loving Memory Headmaster Administration Faculty and Staff SENIORS 119 178 190 End Classes Sports Guliory Advortising 33 A A 5. 12 A .Af ,iffffzn 119 N YK Q .L ff it S ttt,, , Give her a gift from three tine names.. yours, ours, and the great Nerelll W x ,Z Perfume-in-a-Pot says a lot. Birthdays, graduation, anytime at all! 6.00 Og ma ' s els the Medium ,FTIIIII MI 'III 'III I ll W III 'w ' M :af 'WI I Wi:- T e e I lllm ls Land 'I If ill' WMXXW MXXIXXXXXXXXXX IM IW Wil' 'I' 'ffl lf will 2 I Q II, if-'ft W 'XXX 1' 'WI l'lw l 'II'I! 'wall ' M 2f'f'4 That medIum plus PEOPLE IS our message the people we are land research, Investment and development programmers people who are our HSSOCIBTBS and perhaps most Important of all people who are our Investors The message IS one of dramatIc and contInuIng growth, created by people through the ImagInatIve use ofland That ImagInatIon often takes form In one of our scheduled Planned UnIt Developments now belng programmed on some 6000 acres In Texas and FIorIda These developments, characterlzed by open space and greenbelts as an Integral part of envlronmentally senslble clusters of resIdentIal, commerclal and recreatlon areas, prove rewardIng for our people the Investor, the planner, the buIIder, the user but most of all for those who enjoy a full life In a Planned UnIt Development There's more, much more, happenIng wIth us We d lIke to tell you about It, and what it can mean for you. When you write for our brochure, you'II get the message. HAI. cunnv aI ASSOCIATES, INC. 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Jael, M., Q. , ,W .L ,ww --Q., . .ff v, f r 4 J . 5 .-A ,1 X an Y S ur Special Thanks to Lomas 81 Nettleton Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Cox William C. Pickens The Kollinger Family D. E. Baten Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Giles, Jr. Dr. Eugene Dorsey and Family Leslie Weil Charles Storey Walter Davis Associates lnc. Pat Holloway David B. Shalom Bert Klimist Robert Lane and Carol Fair The Moody Family Reuben Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bock Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frankel .lolly Green Nursery Maurice Beck Associates Bill Susman Ches Cochran Bille Rose A. Kozolchyk Sol Prengler Pearl Reisman P. T. Miller Harry Bock Dr. and Mrs. James L. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Arch P. Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nagler Benny's Shoe Shop Prengler's Bargain Store Family Clothing Center T. P. Miller . . . and to all those who wished us the Compliments of a Friend WHEN E. F. HUTTON TALKS, INVESTORS LISTEN . . Whelher I+'s Aboul Common Sfocks Municipal Bonds Corporale Bonds Preferred Slocks Commodifies Puf and Call Opfions Sfraddles Mufual Funds Margin Accounfs Corporafe Financial Planning Privale Placemenfs Mergers and Acquisifions Oil Drilling Programs Real Esfale Parficipafions Block Trading Public Offerings Underwrifings OTC Markef Making Monfhly lnvesfmenf Plans AND WHETHER IT'S A+ our office On The golf course A+ 'rhe counfry club A+ The Dallas Symphony A+ The Charify Ball TALK TO US ABOUT YOUR INVESTMENTS OR TRADING INTERESTS . . . E. F. I-IUTTON LISTENS. TOO. IEFH LOGOI I405 Commerce Slreef Dallas, Texas 75205 1 2 I4-744-25I I . I0 FIITIERICHI1 SRVITIGS ASSOCIATION OF DALLAS DALLAS MAIN OFFICE 1616 Commerce at ErvayX 75201 X 742 1441 M as NORTH DALLAS 10830 Preston Road at Royal Lane X 75230 X 363 9171 ' IRVING 1625 W Carpenter Freeway X 75062 X 255 4141 313 W Irving Boulevard at O Connor X 75060 X 259 2558 em M, GRAND PRAIRIE 106 E Mann at Center X 75050 X 262 1511 In Free Parklng Downtown One hour customer courtesy parkmg at Dalpark on Commerce Z I - - ,3-'X W.. .. 109 K L : W. vv' - 9 4 OA c :IFF 1122 camp Isdom at PoIkX75232-X 224 5573 INSURED . ' ' - 7 IIAIISIIIIIII PIIIIIII SIIIIIIIIIIIS IIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIII I INVESTMENT SECURITIES Mercantlle Dallas Burldung Flrst Natlonal Bank Bldg Rl 8 0111 Member New York Stock Exchange Inc Amencan Stock Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange Pacific Coast Stock Exchange for Quality Eyewear Take Us to Your Leader - Headmaster - Bernard L. Fulton Now, about the cost of last year's Cavalcade . . . or, in Lieu of Your Leader - Administration ii g. it gf Agnes Baldwin Barbara Darius Phillip Foote Dorothy Ford Director - Pre-school Dirggmr - Libmyy Head - Lower and Director of Development Middle Schools ,Ioan Young Wesley Kiltleman Joseph Thornton George Young Director of Girl's Director of Admissions Administrative Asst. Head - UPPCV 5017001 Aclivilie-S . ' L H - iw f 'i H pf f . ,,,, , X P 15 W B U , Facult and Staff - Glenda Agostini, BS. Charlotte Anthony, B.S.B. Dorothy Auvermann, BS. Marilyn Auvermann, B.S., M.Ed. Vicki Ayer, B.A. Finis Bailey, B.S., M.S. Agnes Baldwin, B.E. Donna Sue Bales, BS. Barbara Bembry .lohn Blake, B.S.Ed. Steve Blanchard, B.A., M.A. Willem Brans, B.A., M.A. Tommy Brennan, B.A., J.D. Terry Brennan, B.A. Marie Brown Carol Cain, B.S. Kate Cecil, M.A. Mitzi Cleaver Cheryl Clymer, B.A., M.L.A. Diana, Cobb, B.S. David Cook, B.A. Joan Covici, B.S. Rosemary Cox, B.A. Barbara Darius, B.A., M.L.S. Helen Davis, B.S. Veldean Dennis, BS., B.A. Estelle Dickens, A.A., B.S. Diane Dolan, B.S. Drew Duffey, B.A. John Dunn, B.A., M.S. Patrick Dunne, A.B., M.A. Christine Eastus, B.A., M.A. Bobbie Ferrell, B.A. Bill Fleming, B.A., M.A. Phillip Foote, B.S., M.A. Lucinda Fox, B.E. Larry Goldman, B.S., M.Ed. Doris Gonzales, B.A. .loe Gonzales, B.A. Mary Good, B.S. Jackie Green Darby Harrington, B.S. Bob Hartman, B.A. Gail Heinonen, B.S. Dee Holder, B.A. .lack Horner, B.S., M.B.A. ,lo Jagoda, B.A., M.A. Edith Jones Charles Kesinger, B.A. Wes Kittleman, B.E., M.A. ,lane Kittleman, B.A. Esther Linnell Maggy Lepair, ES. Bruce Long, BS., J.D. Pat McGee, B.S. Emily McLaughlin, B.S.E. Lavonda Monk Jack Murlin, BS. Carolyn Nesbitt, B.A., M.A. Mary Donna Noack, B.A. John Penter, B.A., M.E., MS. Corinne Philley, B.A. Penny Powell, B.Ed. Virginia Pringle, A.B,, M.A. Cherry Raley, B.A. Betty Roach, A.A., B.A., M.L.S. loan Roberts, B.A. Evelyn Robinson, B.B.A., M.Ed. Sue Roman, B.A., M.A. Irene Schrag Jo Seidel Muriel Seldin, B.A., M.A. Janyne Setzer, B.Mus. Betty Skinner Tilmon Stanfield, B.S., M.S. Erma Thomas, B.S. Linda Thomas, B.A. Becky Thornton, B.A. .loe Thornton, B.D., M.Th., S.T.M Donna Toups, B.S. Florence Trial, B.S.B. Chris Unger Helen Wilcher George Young, B.A., M.S. Joan Young, B.A. Lorene Zeiter, B.S. 'I8 Faculty and Staff - 1 GWCOHICYS gggwe fx Glenda Agos Vicki Ayer john Blake Steve Blanchard gl 3 W N .M iibswn. Willem Brans Terry Brennan Mitzi Cleaver X .loan Covici ,N 6 9 :QE -, km 3 fi, -- ,Sz A, Q it P Q 51 ff V- 'ws 'wh gif Helen Davis Mary Good Bill Fleming Lucinda Fox ai in 5, 1' 'Q'-s 20 SJ? ld . Larry GO man Edith Jones Charles Kesinger Evelyn Robinson JO Seidel Betty Skinner on-M Erma Thomas Donna Toups Lynda Thomas ff Qi L 2 3 72 ,A -41 Chrls Unger I L 4 N 1 -5 ,V F :gm vx fl Qs ' 5 1 I .I , lk--. xxg. af, 1 ,n u sy 1 5 X ...........,,,' :- -v-..,.,,,, f . , B W, ,jf 5 fi' 2. , .. . f. , . 4:1 C' x, vig v. - . 1 I! x - -tfffh' .1 Q, - Y! K , f prix?-P17 f 1 .AM-'W T A fi as K. is , q ,V sf-.I gg . , we-K K ,. .-A-W .ng X A Q f X gf' L, ,WA - In L R 'K K W . .f -Q ,M N ' - - 54 V-w..11Q.f'nNaWQ ! -x - . Q- ,wk ,xM,g., I . 23 ,h .HA . m,,.z1jg':,,-ig, , ax. ffl WA 5 ,A ,Jtuw-. ' , mar, .4 ' ' 'f,jfN2:sfgA Faculty and Staff - QQ 97 - And the Old Warhorses Q r 'F I K ,z Q www,-az' A-.'f : W - gf y ,JTfW?f12:1 A- ww 1 if 61 2 iw I ig 4 qw. .X,, A ,2 , , 24 Dorothy Auvermann Marilyn Auvermann Finis C. Bailey, Jr. Donna Sue Bales Barbara Bemhry 'rv 4 '-fx N40 ,.- E94 Qffr ,fad v w W 4 ,,,,:..,.-M .K ..'..-fbi , A., ..,, ., , K V . .Mzhsmsfw 44... - nn... 26 Tommy Brennan Marie Brown Carol Cain Diana Cobb Kale Cecil David Cook Rosemary Cox Veldean Dennis Estelle Dickens Diane Dolan Drew Duffey John Dunn Patrick Dunne Christine Eastus .Xsm QW? 'sw Nm., Bobbie Ferrell Jane Kittleman Doris Gonzales Esther Linnell Joe Gonzales Maggy Lepair Jackie Green Bruce Long Darby Harring1on Pai McGee Gail Hein onen Dee Holder ,lack Horner ., 'aa 'Av ,W 'R Q,-of A 1-nyc v s , 3? 004' .vw wxv, , 4 ,J ,ik it ...Yr H r,,..-...ww .r M-ww, Ml f 4 v. I . ' I W , ,x,,,:,,f,f,Q.w Q, H .. X Q 4 , ay. ,, - N,fW.,,5f,4,?g5m- M A, 1,5-3,,:,ff55:f--fg-.2- W ff- , -ffQfgy,-sag-fswfffffgx, ,ww p-,lf - ., 4- - ffwhg f iswwlyvw -Y ' , v ' 15 , i N M I 1 , '1 L, am . :D Qsxzx , Xvsxwfxff ,ff Q X 1 N ' ' N' , . ,f Q5 4 S zzzfwis . ' A -w 5' fiifwfwfx 1- - 'f as-.6ggi413gw?wmi:312quMf?M ' N--- ., X, ' iv L Q . 6 .L . ' - .. . M.. ,,., ,,.., 4 . v .4 , . 2555.1-rw , 1,-Q fp,ff,,,j,gf-, -+1 - f '11 , f f 1 Q -QN f Q , v Emily McLaughlin Lavonda Monk Jack Murlin Carolyn Nesbitt Mary Donna Noack John Penter Corinne Philley Penny Powell Virginia Pringle Cherry Haley Betty Roach .loan Roberts Sue Roman Irene Schrag fxx Skip 1, it l Muriel Seldin Janyne Setzer Tilmon Stanfield Becky Thornton Florence Triel Helen Wilcher Lorene Zeiter So what are you staring at? Turn the page! Q m m M5588 - is 5 , fin WM 3 A M-LW, Rocket Club 9 ootball B-team 10 Letter 11, 12 Track B-team 10 Letter 11, 12 Drama Club 11, 12 La tin Club gly Man Candidat U Gourmet Club 11 V -Pres. 11 Sec.-Treas. 12 6 A frog with wire-rimmed glasses and a hot T-Bird named Elsie. Nice guy . . . Ready to help . . . Quietly involved . . . concerned for all. Genius of the Instant Algebra Class, forever trying to explain to Debbie, which was often impossible. If one word could describe him it would be friend, David can often be found dining at lVlcDonald's or in the Sr. Room fighting for the pinball crown. Good luck, Frog. I, David Alexander, being of sound mind and body leave to Lisa Z. one center fold-out in next year,s annual, to COACH Hartman my track sweats, to J. Conwell one very slightly used 13515 football jer- sey, and to Brennan and Bailey with great appre- ciation, I leave. David Alexander wr' if Q QM huck AS'L0r1 rg 'asm 1 ' 4 fm, -JS L L,EV, fi? , ' 'A fi , ff: 15' fr 3? Q Q ig: , .3 ' 35 Q Q . R .3 5 inf , I gladly take this opportunity to state my political opinion concerning the international situation and today the legend lives on. You can experience it in the pride of Cadillac ownership. You can feel it in the driving pleasure you receive - day by day, week by week, year by year, because Cadillac is more than a luxury automobile . . . at this impasse, I choose to cite Redbook fThe Magazine for Young Women: March 60 centsj Great Spring Fiction Issue! 7 Short Stories and a touching novel by Betsy Drake Grant The Liberated Women: What happens to sex in mar- riage? How to teach a child to think, a warning about pornography on T.V., 8-page guide to family backpacking, Exciting new fruit desserts, How to buy a house Donna Moron. To Phil Morrison I leave some genuine antique school spirit, to Dick thirty-two potholders in assort- ed colors, to Robbie Suzteman a bottle of Mile's Nervine, to Mike Martinez a self-loading match head cannon, to Bernard a green flashlight, and to Jona- than Tensor the absurdity of senior paragraphs, last wills, yearbooks, hills, onions, myself, and close-knit paper towels. 37 J.V. Cheerleader ,67- '68 Latin ,Club ,67-'68-'69 Highlights '67-,68-'69 Volleyball '70 Choir 768-'69 Gourmet Club 770-'71-'72 Homecoming Queen '71 Gourmet Club Semi-Finalist International Club Mortarboard '70-'71-'72 Outstanding Service Award '71 Tutoring '70-'71 Student Council ,70-'71 Summer Studies Abroad '71 Varsity Cheerleader '70-,71-'72, Captain ,72 rw- va N--M3 .,...,,............. VN-W A 'k Q I - if 1 H ,G , 0 l la :S ,swf -eet f f-.: X r A 1' , if M-T ' u g , G K .-., 4 , X vi it I ff sv it ,1 'rv ww' A A MEAE' H sy L w,, Q rr,. mx WW- -- .... ,W ,, . , 4 ,, WA A J M ' 1 A . , , M.. J 'A Q 7 7 H S . ' W b . g. 'lrr g ., K I 7 . 21'1, fifQNt S ,W ff- -' ' W K - we KM, 1, aw F1 7 M uf'jiif,t-QM, If Debbie Band D. B. Green eyes . 1 . happy . . . daydream believer . . . Homecoming Queen . . . never ending spirit . . . a flash of green and gold. Never understanding her Algebra . . . ironsides . . . constant involvement . . . concern for others. Ac- tively involved with cheerleading, even from her death bed . . . never running out of things to say . . . Well gang, what's new? Lots of drive and determination, she'll always be getting what she goes after V. . . Typical Capricorn . . . fCapricorns are like that. Yeh, they arel Yes, we will all miss Ole Deb. to Coach Blake one round of ROCK 'EM. SOCK 'EMg and to next year,s Head Cheerleader, My wheel chair. 39 I, Debbie Bandy, leave to Mr. K, a bronze copy of Ole Pinkief' the fabulous 45's I missed, and one more Bandy to gog Greenhill Carnival, 1971 Biology, 1970 Chemistry, 1971 Latin, 1968, '69, '71 Valedictorian Grant Cate is the super student. He is the kind of student we all wish we could he. Grant is always organized and never wastes time, but he is never too busy to help you with your studies. When Grant leaves he will take part of Greenhill with him, and we are all sorry to see him go. 13111 E116 l leave to Mr. Horner a deep-felt thanks for all his help. hhl' l l . ll.. E. Clark First and last year at Greenhill . . . a smile like sunshine . . . huge specs . . . always looking for new excitement . . loves Goff's and navy blue G.S .... I'l1 lend Cooper Blankenship a liberated woman. Anybody who wants my kneepads or my chemistry grade just ask Much love to Lisa, Jan, Louis and Co., and Marian. Montage Staff International Club Volleyball Mexican delegate U.N. Mortarboard 4 Drama production 42 wg, .Q So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, the-re7s so much left to know, and I,m on the road to find 0ut.', Cat Stevens rl 5 Track 369-'70 S.V.S.O. '70-'71 '71-372 Sophomore Class Treasurer Peanut Gallery '69-,70 Games Club '69-'70 44 Bill Colle Mr. Young, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Horner, Mr. Gon- zales: WHERE'S COFFEY?l Seems like somebody is always looking for Bill . . . and Jeff is always around to inform them that Bill went home for lunch. When he's here, Bill can be found in the physics lab or teaching Billy the janitor a better way to unhinge doors. l, Bill Coffey, leave to .loe Gonzales the instruc- tions to the AARDVARK tape-recorder and my mechanical ability in hopes that he will cease to improvise. a.K!XZ!!'9.fi5f5bFWSl Pam Conwell Pam has been on senior privileges for the last 4 years . . . can often be found driving to Athens or Sherman for a looong weekend . . . loves writing themes in Spanish or listening attentively in Chemistry . . . ever seen a white bomb? Pam owns one . . . gobs and gobs of gorgeous blonde hair . . . if you see a blonde girl on a horse down by Lake Fulton . . . that's Conwell- . . . I, Pam Conwell, leave my excellent,' record of attendance to Lisa Zidellg my ability to communicate with teachers to Pam Westong and to Greenhill - l leave my brother, and another year . . . 46 Mortarboard '69-'72 Latin Club '67-'68-'69 Powder Puff Football ,7l X x M rna Cook l, Myrna Cook, leave the town of Athens to Mr. Stanfield, my braces to ,lohn Schneider, my accent to anyone who understands it, and to dear Green- hill l leave peace and serenity now that l,m gone . . . sure-man-sure! ' Mortarboard Powder Puff Football International Club Evergreen Drama Club factorj What can you say about a seventeen-year-old girl from Athens, Texas? . . . that she had a friendly, hi y'all! for everyone . . . that she didn't think she had an accent . . . or that she added a certain something to Greenhill that wasn't there before . . . vivacious . . . what about them kegs? . . . sincere . . . Myrna is a very special kind of person . . . and, as Myrna would say, Fm a nothin'-burger. Anybody who writes about worms . . . 49 S if 5 Q 1 if 5 7 50 I leave my subconscious to Mr. Kittleman, who never acknowledged that it existed, and my undying gratitude to Mrs. Ferrell, who did. Tennis '70 fmanager alsoj, '71, '72 Evergreen Chess Club Greenhill Pin '70 Drama Production '70, '71 Save the Land Hockaday Math Contest '71, '72 National Merit, '72 John Cookston PARADOXES f1aiVe extremely sophisticated demanding generous opinionated receptive Sloppy precise jgyful brooding Open fCaI'S dis- approval etc. 51 Number 65 - Now really, Donald Hot Red Mustang, the Big Kg Black is beautiful . . . Harry the Hornet. I, Kenneth Cowens, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my nickname of Shaft to John Bou- dreau in hopes that he will live up to it and my poem Prodigal Son to Mrs. Eastus and all the other people of Greenhill who've got soul. Ken Cowens Af X ' : 3' i X R 1 Q, . , ig ,E N A 4 RM A u My WEEK Q .. X f Q-ssmeqzz-L1 ,, if Tennis 2 years International Club 2 years Evergreen staff 1 year Ski Club 1 year Library Council 2 years Headmaster's Advisory Council 2 years Tutoring 2 years Assistant Teaching - Middle School Senior Projects Committee 1 year Rv Berr Cox Red and yellow Corvettes: friends with Cody, even went to Aspen togeth- er. Berry, did you know they give those lolly-pops away at the barber shop? sideburns: always playing with F rada: goes out every night: ten- nis: didn't go to gym once this year, he forgot. Berry, you've been lead- ing Frada astray. I hereby leave my ability to fool people to Frada and my sincere interest in tennis to Mr. Kittleman and Mr. Fleming. 55 nav! Wm ,fd-f . 1 Kaz' ml s Riff gg. , ,, ..,,. i Zvv Z VT,:VTgix'g , 'la i l, Pat Davis, leave my Super-Man jacket to Lonnie Pollock, and my ability to come and go to any Senior whose school goes bankrupt. Pat Davis Pat Davis: For the southern bell from Magnolia life is a Cabaret. Witty, fun perpetual motion . . . Blue Silk, Super Man Jacket . . . Far Out . . . disquieted temper . . . Splitting off to SMU. We have all be- come very attached to the little girl from Arkansas who has been here only one semester and is now disappearing . . . We wish her luck. ivian Mortarboard ,68-'72 Basketball '69-'72 Field Hockey '68-,72 Volleyball ,70-'72 Cheerleader '71-,72 International Club '70-'71 Powder Puff Football ,68-'72 Latin Club '67-,69 Choir '68-'69 Tutoring ,69-'71 Bird . . . One of the original 12 year victims . . . Mrs. Dickens is your mother? . . . Electric green socks and orange Hot pants . . . Never ending spirit . . . HAH . . . Suzy Creamcheese, this is the voice of your conscience, BABY . . . Owner of the only two-wheel, one-passenger vehicle complete with a stereo system . . . VIV acious . . . I, Vivian, leave to Cooper Blankenship the book of 1001 Stories for Lockerroorn Entertainment, to Mr. K my great math- ematical skills and zeal for Instant Algae, and to David Powell I leave his mother. 59 Men of few words are the best menf, King Henry VIII I leave Bing0's remains in the pond. :wp z w-355,35 .W , v. se ix V 4 A . . Nw' ' .2 f , XXV., if-'-1 Q.-551: 'Nz v ht' 534, gy fifm.-W,-li 5 'veavq EF'gf.5hj gxfefxqq 1-sy Zmadas widen , EMM., , EX' '53 I4 Frame may -or as in Asllmda main Ai:fLiE','::ms,mwMwwwsYf-'mf W W 'f f' ...W , . . ,....,. -..- -H , M- ff . .,,,,.-.N-.ww-,.av' 1 Qagkgffmigw. yuh 'A ' : ' vi' '5 ATF, 1 X ia? 1 4 ff f+?1f+W HX:-fix 2, ' 11 - -NN. 'N 3 'M f x ,XA M Q gm WTS ' ,.,. - mgtrif 'sq -,K A M--. x.,--'.,Q:.f ,,,g,:. 'F1x:fi.f1R!:z-'f.sf - jX1...,,g-f K ...qggx . JS. .wands nxt -1 R va .1 :sk 'xg 4' --I., f A..-,. e X y, , ,KK -.1 ,,-f7 .bl JF Q! na A V x' li ,K Q. f1'Y.4Jfa! F xf..53 ' ' 'S her 1 Fields Montage '69, 370, '71, '72 Assistant Editor '71 Editor '72 Evergreen '70, '72 Mortarboard '69, '70 54 1 4 3 . ,., ,HA E 'H-ff 3' f X A . ' fi -I . 1 ' W,-g,::-f' ,,.. 'yi' ---an-. 61 Mike enaro Sitting in detention, Mike is, for the most part silent, except for an occasional laugh. He just sits there thinking about his next devilish deed. Mike is not really that bad - how else would we be able to preview next year's car styles if it weren't for his blackboard masterpieces? While he is on campus he is quite estudias,', but at lunch time he is always easy to find at the local Coffs. All of us here at Greenhill enjoy Mike,s personality and companionship, and know he will prosper in the years to come. His positive thinking should give him plenty of trac- tionu on his way to Texas. I, Mike Genaro, will to Lonnie Pollock some more horsepower, to Billy a new set of garden tools. International Club '71-'72 Evergreen Staff '71-'72 Football Manager '69-'70 Great Adventure '68-,69 Chess Club '68-'69 Rocket Club ,68-'69 S.V.S.O. '71-,72 Movie Review Board Representative ,7O-'71 Always dependable, hard-working, energetic, athletic, Tad? Cavalcade - but he said that he did not want this listed . . . 64 Tad Hershorn A thing worth having is worth cheating forf, W C Fields - My Little Chickadee, 1940 Football, '68-'69 Football, '69-'70 Evergreen, ,7l-'72 Tom thought this was a real crab and wanted to keep it shortg so I will - I leave 37 picas and a couple of pecans to Dwight Murray. Tom Kittleman Varsity Basketball, 69 Latin Club, 68-69 Varsity Football, 68-71 All-Conference Hon. Mention, 71 Varsity Soccer, 70 International Club, 70-71 S.V.S.O., 69-71 Vice Pres. of S.V.S.0., 70-71 Rocket Club, 68 Track, 69, 71, 72 B-team Basketball, 68 Robert Lane quiet . . . easygoing . . . conscientious . . . witty . . . Charger RXT . . . athletic. I will to Ches Cochran one case of Budweiser and my bookie practiceg I leave to John Boudreau my gold plated discus, and fi- nally, I leave my box of heart-shaped candy to Carol Fair. Ricky averoombe International Club, 72 Tennis Team, 72 I, Ricky Lavercombe, leave little', Reynolds a wooden pig, to Jay Moody all my future dents in my car, and to John Conwell I leave my posi-trac- tion for future stripes on Midway Road. .. . ' --A fl - pg W tt, M LL ,, ' fi! ' K, .Z.I:Q,,3.F t gym-f......,..,,t, 1 . ,- YW' Ev ,. p.. gg--..,,...., , W -A ,.,..,.. Mortarboard, 71 yellow Mustang . . . inseparable companion with Sapphire . . . knows the man who makes Fritos . . . Well, you see Mr. Hartman, I really wanted to turn the paper in on time, but you know how things are . . .N D I Q. 4 fr if l I, Nancy ,lean Levy, leave to Greenhill, my whole family, and to my whole family - each other. Also, to Bill Fleming I leave an empty chair in his office. 76 ,wa Ever know anyone that was on probation for SW years? Thatis Nancy! She's the one that just loves sports and long talks with Mr. Young . . . a sense of humor no one could match . . . if you need a comic, she's there, too. Mortarboard Queen and Pin-ball idol . . . that's Nancy! Always grounded . . . the perfect example of an anti-intellectual, intellectual. Myrna, you have got to meet Cary. N x 5 f aney Levy j7 Mortarhoard, 69, 70 71, 72 Mortarboard President, 72 Evergreen Staff, 69, 70, 71, 72 International Club, 71, 72 Drama Club, 71, 72 Montage, 72 77 Rufus T. Firefly: Clear? Hub! Why, a four-year-old child could understand this report. Run out and find me a four-year-old child. I can't make head or tail out of it. I, Val Lifson, leave my fond memories of Felix to Greenhill. 78 Evergreen, ,71 Montage Art Editor, ,72 Mortarboard, '70, '71 'L i .1 Val Lifson Evergreen Photographer, 11 Track, 10, 12 International Club, 10, 12 Rocket Club, 9 Cavalcade, 12 Vice-President S.V.S.O., 9, 12 Movie Review Board, 11 Kevin adison tg Religion . . . is the opium of all peoplef' Karl Marx l, Kevin Madison, being sound, leave fll to Cathy and Debbie my body f2j to George one gallon of bleach and a do-it-yourself positrac kit Q31 to John, the vain a filter for his washing ma- chine, and a 1,000 dollar gift certificate to Tastee,, to share with Ralph. 81 WHEREAS, the Licensed Broker named in QAJ acting for and as agent for the Borrowers named in QCD has secured a loan from the Lender named in QBJ for the Borrowersg the Broker has un- conditionally guaranteed the payment of Borrowers' promissory note to Lender, which contains the terms set out in QAJ through QRJQ and the Borrowers are anxious to secure the Broker from any loss upon said note due to the failure of the Borrowers to make prompt payment of said note according to its terms and conditions. Latin Club Evergreen Cavalcade L L Student Council Volleyball International Club Mortarboard if if ai 5 152 le Elaine Martin I, Elaine Martin, editor of the 1972 Cavalcade, be- queath to Sally Wagner the tissue of lies on page 112. 'x His love for basketball was only exceeded by his desire to participate in student government. I leave my great organizational ability to Joe, along with my natural affinity for philosophy. l also leave Mr. Young all the illustrious achievements of the Student Council. 84 International Club, ,70-,713 '71-'72 President of Student Council '71-'72 Varsity Basketball - '70-771, ,7l-'72 Co-Captain, First Team All-Conference Physics Award - 70371 Math. Association of America Award - '70-'71 Martin McCord Cowboy boots, Hasnlt opened a book in his entire high-school history, even forgets to go to school sometimes: can always be seen with Amy: Bourbon Street: pick-up truck: What goes on in that camper of yours, Cody?', Aspen with Berry. Pinehes all the girlsw . . . Chis'ml I Been here 10 years 2 years in high school. 86 Football, ,70, ,71 Soccer, '71-,72 Track, ,71-972 Golf, ,72 Most Valuable Player Football, '70 All-Conference Football, '71 TISC All-Conference Soccer '72 SPC All-Conference Track, '71 SPC TISC All-City Football, '70 Cody MCCutchin Jenny, she's been here for only one year, but We all feel like weive known her for many . . . a sincere friend . . . easy going and fun to be with . . . always happy and wearing a big smile . . . sometimes even humming a little tune . . . Jenny is always looking for something more to do . . . improving her piano skills . . . helping the little kids and teachers in the Lower School . . . but always having fun . . . remember the body-painting session - yeh! Jennifer elad Mortarboard '72 All-Region Choir '72 All-State Choir ,72 Field Hockey '72 Drama Production '72 l, Jennifer Claire Melady, being of semi-sound mind and body, leave to Ann McDonald four out of tune pianos and fourteen gazillion hours of frustration in Choir, to anyone who wants them - five one hundreds in Qualitative Analysis, a set of novels read through page 97, a won-der-ful exam grade in Intermediate Algebra, and to Janet Poll- man l leave, with best of luck, a position in the 1974 Texas All-State Choir as a second soprano or first alto! 89 Soccer, 69, 70 lettered 70 Football 70 lettered Track 69, 70 lettered Cavalcade Staff 72 Art Award 71 Drama Club 71, 72 I, Kerry Miller, leave nothing to anybody. I,m taking every- thing with me. A hgpzkdffffa Kerry Miller That quiet, crazy, Campus Com- mie 91 . s 13:5 ' 5 M 3,f,.2f.,, i ., Rick Miller is a nice guy. M1910 Football '72 Basketball ,72 Rick Miller I leave my detentions to Darrel Hur- mis. L ,,Kl A, A.,l, L XX? 'e ls? 5225 15' 1421- 3 ,, , .V,..,,,m.....,,,,,,,,,,, Ken Mosesman I, Ken Moseman, being of sound mind and body, leave to Cooper Blankenship my heavily ornamented letter jacket, to Ches Cochran all my highly revered trophies and I take most of it with me for future endeavors but leave some of it to Laura Simpson. 94 -. ---f,--f Aa, 1g ' , International Club '70-'72 Basketball ,69 Football ,69772 Track ,70 Soccer '70-'71 S.V.S.O. '69-'71 Rocket Club '69 S.V.S.O. President '70 Captain Football 772 All-City Football Morning News '71-'72 Most Valuable Player Football ,72 Most Valuable Defensive Player, Football, 772 All-Conference Football '72 Photography Club '69 Q, nf - .,,.,,,,,V . ggaffnikswhz M xi , ...K ---. .N -. Q.. -A M 'f'-'Qu-uw W, ' xm- QA f paw-, n Y 5'-1? . LW, i in i s if K 'Wmihw , Mark Race 96 V K ,,.'- J Don't judge a porcupine by his quills, no matter how sharp. Varsity Basketball, 69-70, 70-71 Student Council, 71-72 International Club, 71-72 Headmaster's Advisory Committee, 70-71 I hereby leave my everlasting love for athletics to Jim West Greenhill Pin '69-,70 Mortarboard '68-,69, '69-'70 Rocket Club '68-,69 Latin Club '68-'69, '69-'70 Evergreen '71-,72 International Club '70-'71, '71-'72 Volleyball '68-'69, ,69-'70, '70-'71, Basketball B-team '69-'70, '70-'71 Field Hockey '70-,71 Powder Puff '70-'71 Drama Club ,7l-'72 AFS representative '70-,7l l 98 '71-'72 Debbie Reichert w9g,ws.pg':w-V -, J .1. ',3gz, t3 ,gs My I ,B M vp 1 A , M23 ,f 333535 as 'xiii 1' M A wwfiiit 7' ' , fs' Y 3 . 1' . ,f'?vts. : ' 29 , far' t xJQk Debbie is one of those unbelievable people you meet every so often that is as close to perfect as you can get. Everything about her is beautiful: her eyes, her smile, her cloak of red hair, her personality, her thoughts. She's one of the most sincere people at Greenhill. Vlfhen she says Hi, you get the feel- ing that she really means it. lt's not just a passing thought. She also plays tennis well. I, Debbie Reichert, leave to Mr. Stanfield my bod for the betterment of science . . . and to Mr. Kittle- man, my thanks for filling that annoying gapf' W Z 1, f -if S' . p H 1 513, ,ff 32' 1 it sf A -fa , A X ,, 4 P' N1 y. L 4' 'X we V H 1 ,. 'E 7 - aff' ' Q ' 1 . 00 Jeff Robinson B-team track '70 Varsity Track ,7l Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Football, '72 Drama Club Tutoring Varsity Track '72 International Club Gourmet Club S.V.S.O. I, Jeff Robinson, leave my great speed and agility to next yearis Linebackers, and my hope for organized crime to infiltrate Greenhill to Ches Cochran, who will run The Machinef, i i Boomer . . .H hey fat man, wonna go for a ride? I am so .good-lookingli' Pride and joy of Mrs. Ferrell - All I want in life is to marry a rich Italian girl and join the Mafiaf, Jeff was the first to inaugurate the now-traditional practice of rolling down the windows when the Tuesday afternoon tutoring kids get in the car. Jeff asked us to tell you girls that you have three more months to reach him at his home phone number. N 102 Latin Club 68-69 International Club 71-72 Rocket Club 68-69 Varsity Tennis 69, 70, 71, 72 Captain - Varsity Tennis, 71 Band 71-72 Outstanding Musician, 71 Gourmet Club, 71-72 So, another Schultz leaves, after spending 13 or 14- years here! The Schultz Regime is drawing to a close, and will span 17 long years. Only two more years and one more Schultz and that's it!!! I, Katie Schultz, leave to Mr. Kittle- man the S-I-G-N function, and some chocolate chip cookies, and to Mr. Gonzales and Mr. Young, a mchoui complete with sand. Katie chultz 10 1u,155f3w51'?,fQ'L .,.,. ,ffmfifw is ,- W 4 i Sff ffi it 5 k-', ,Ii l, Connie Shook, leave a stack of new letter jackets to all the little Sweethearts from Franklin, Cary, and White, that have recently transferred to Greenhill. ,swf Z 2' fl 1 ix: fl? 1: grain. ff Quiet . . . Tim . . . passive - but underneath!! . Tim . . . always faithful. B.B. Manager . . . Tim . . 'iii those wonderful cheerleading days Tim transporting to and from SMU in the summer Quig . . . taught us some great sayings . . . honest - always saying what she thinks . . . Tim . . . oh, that smile! . . . Tim . . . a person you can count on . . . and always with T. Quig . . . 04 Connie hook Evergreen, 71-72 Mortarboard, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Cheerleader 70-71, 71-72 International Club 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Volleyball 70-71 Basketball, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 10 Paul Stern 106 President of Rocket Club, 68-69 Telescope Club, 68-69 Echo Latin Club, 68-69 Chess Club, 68-69 Reptile Club, 68-69 Tiddly Winks Club, 69-70 Peanut Gallery, 69-70 Evergreen Photography Editor and photographer, 70-71 International Club, 71-72 Student Council Vice-Pres., 71-72 Student Council Bicycle Team 71-72 Paul came to Greenhill in the 6th grade, and since then has established himself as a conscientious, responsible, every day, average student. We hope he continues his academic endeavors and pursuits throughout his life. We also hope he survives the existential plaguef, Scoo-ee-a-doo-ah Shuu-bah-bahdop-a-dow! Ooo-ah-oo-ah-oo-scooeee. l also will my copy of Arrowsmith and my ambition to survive the existential plague to my two remaining friends, Jim and Ellen. 7 '- ul 3. QI J it E Szmul . . . great guy . . . wanna play pool?', . . . always a helping hand . . . loveable . . . what a way with women . . . football star . . . our illustrious Halfback 414537 . . . playing HORSE in the gym with the boys . . . in track fast as a flash . . . always smiling . . . All-American guy . . . great school spirit . . . and enthusiasm Q . . that's our Jerry. I, Jerry Szor, will my turkey trots and seal walks to Michael Carp, my gentle touch to .lan Diamond, and to Beth and Barbara Frankfurt, a year's supply of gum, if l,m lucky enough to find a store they haven't cleaned out already. Varsity Football, 70-71, 71-72 Track 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Senior Class Vice President International Club 71-72 1 Tutoring, 71-72 Jerry Szor 4. 'wi gf .,. . -- ' The alert student may have noticed that we assumed in the definition of the circular functions that we can measure circular arcs. We now find that we must use the inverse of these functions in the measurementg hence the argument is circular, too. There are ways out of this logical impasse, but they are best postponed to a more advanced coursef' Ransom V Lynch i . Ml, E' 1, L , fat? .151 L ,Q me ,. ,, 1 Q K: . A. , cmd 6 fx xl., 7 J I is 110 Evergreen Staff '70-'72 Cinema Editor ,70 Editor-in-Chief '71 Reporter '72 Soccer ,69-'71 Student Council '69-'70 Debate Club '69 English I Award '69 Montage '69, '72 Business manager ,69 Chairman of Flea Market Save The Land '70 NC. Richard Schroeder Award '70 Outstanding Achievement on Evergreen Staff '70 Most Valuable Staffer Award l ,71 Jimm Unger I, Jimmy Unger, leave foutj part b for Mr. Kittleman and leave to anyone who finds them: a size 416 Weejun, a size 6 tennis shoe, a boys' medium winter coat, and all the other things I have lost in all my years at Greenhill. Q, Sall Wagner Choir Mortarboard 9-ll Student Council Award 1970 Tutoring Evergreen Library Award Charming . . . witty . . . beautiful . . . buoyant personality . . . striking figure of poise . . . always energetic . . . intel- ligent . . . but still friendly to everyone . . . only one word describes graceful, lovable Sally: Goddess. fbut re-read page 831 To Elaine, the only friend I could ever trust and the only person who understood me, I leave my tact, Wit, buoyant per- sonality, and friendliness to all. 113 Libby Walker's general outlook toward people and life in general can be summed up in one word: Bulll', I, Libby Walker, leave to flj Cindy Mallett - my basketball uniform Q21 Mr. Brennan - two cents toward his Ncharacterl' scholarship fund Q31 Nancy Bangs - my attitude toward sports Q40 Mrs. Powell - my deepest respect and appreciation. 'I'I4 Libb Walker Latin Club '68-'69 International Club '72 Basketball '68-'72, captain '71-772, All-Conference ,71-'72 Most Valuable Player '71 V Field Hockey captain 72, Most Valuable player ,72 2nd team All-Conference '72 Volleyball ,71-'72, 2nd team All-Conference '71 Tennis ,69 Most Outstanding Girl Athlete 771 Q -s YASA 115 Jon Wa ne ffm A ef 1 gg 'f?,,,.n7 3 1? 1 9 6 Soccer '68-,69 Soccer '69-,70 Cavalcade Greenhill,s premier cauchon chazwinistique . . . born on Senior Priv- ileges . . . ladykiller . . . first-class to Hawaii, Acapulco, and Lon- don . . . noted author of U. S. History term papers . . . internation- al world record holder, land speed and distance records for leaving school . . . 1972 Grand National Winner, Annual Rosenthal and Levin Award for Graduate who consistently avoided school . . . in brief: beautiful, brilliant, and cagey. 'II 7 I-on-ual 4, '3 sxfywi 'zh' 'L i' 118 .4 J : 5 4 3' Q if 3 1 Q. s s s 'W WWW V Q V ,M , K , f .Q 'V' s M s Qf ,.,,,.K 1: . i ...N -H C E nl Classes . . 1,9 i i lWwiiiiHOR5il Marian Brown David Bruton Lisa Burford David Cleaver Ches Cochran JOHN Conwell Ceorgiana Copeland Kevin Cowens Clint David Wynclle Evans f :Q :,a, ,J ,5g5 i,a r, 5 ' . Ji. ef, Q K v ' 'Q .- A ,X ,, .... ,J . ..,.. Bm' Be'W'S' v I glhfif narrin Cooper Blankenship John Boudreau or e i 'N MQ gf? if nay' ,.,-vPQ'nl'k-2 'War 4 'tr-4 wav www ix! S N ,E 7 Q . 4 i,,. Here's Cooper! Q S6 Carol Fair 'f Phoebe Giles Bonnie Hamje Darrell Hurmis ,-fx, ffl K W i. YL, I . - 1 qi. ' 5., AW Raymond Janss Tom Keener 'AVR' Frada Levy Ellen Montgomery ,lay Moody Dwight Murray X 'FQ if ...Na V. Q Meek wtf x-J V Nw 2? Chris Nelson David Newberger Penny Nicholson Holley Phelps Lonnie Pollock 12 Gail Roadhouse Donna Seldin Robert Shuey Lisa Simmons Laura Simpson Karen Sobey Meri-Kay Star Heather Stewart Ellen Tanner .lohn Thomson Louis Tobian Peter Torgerson ,lim West 122 5 1 l5RMM?ii - Wyn Armstrong o IIZ - ' ,, ' ' A y L Z Vk'h Susan Baker Nancy Bangs 1:3 - .7L' V 5' ff Greg Baten Availqhfe rnr we Scott Beard ! ' Robin Blakeley Lynda Blum 'mb ' -of W Patrick Bolton M A Tommy Box I 'K Q Chuck Briant ' K N '7 Lisa Burk John Burnett Alan Busch 123 ,sw 5 'P y Jig ? 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The season opened auspiciously with a 6-to-2 win over Bishop Gorman. Cooper Blankenship scored the touchdown on a four-yard run behind the blocking of J im West and Bruce Watson, and ran for the extra point over the blocking of West, Watson and Darrell Hurmis. John Boudreau was the leading tackler of the game with 14 tackles. But we weren't yet ready for Crandall, whose superior squad was to go on to an undefeated season. Losing five fumbles put Greenhill too far behind to recover in time. John Boudreau led in tackling again, followed closely by Ken Mosesman and Ken Cowens - all with 19, 16 and 15 tackles respectively. The Hornets bounced back against Fort Worth Christian for a 12-0 win. Cooper Blankenship ran the first goal from the 1-yard line over the blocking of J im West, Bruce Watson and Darrell Hurmis. Then Cody McCutchin scored the second touchdown, with ,lerry Szor and ,lim Robison blocking. An outstanding defense by the front four held the Fort Worth team to a negative 7 yards gain and made the game one of which the team could- be proud. Fresh from victory over Fort Worth Christian, the Hornets stormed on to a 26-to-0 win over Trinity Valley. Cody scored in the first quarter with a 13-yard run, and threw the 56-yard pass that enabled Darrell to score in the second quarter. Kevin Cowens ran two great touchdowns for 60 and 40 yards in the second and third quarters, but both were called back to Kevin's and Greenhill's keen disappointment. Jerry Szor made the third official touchdown from the eight with the blocking of Wyn Armstrong, J im West and Bruce Watson. Cooper took the extra point. Cooper then capped the game with a fourth-quarter touchdown, aided by the blocking of J im Robison and Robert Morton. We werenlt yet strong enough for Cistercian, though, who defeated us for the only time in their history. Darrell scored on a 49-yard pass from Cody, and also gave us the extra points. But our defense could not stop the Cistercian drive to victory. Winning days returned again when we came from behind in the final quarter of the Howe game to make it 20 to 14 at the gun. Cody completed 10 out of 17 passes, giving seven of them to Darrel Hurmis who took them for 129 yards and 3 touchdowns. Wyn Armstrong scored the extra points in conversion as a result of a deflected pass. Jerry Szor led the team in rushing - 81 yards - behind the strong blocking of Ken Cowens and John Boudreau. We kept on winning that high-scoring night on October 22nd when we rolled over Sacred Heart for a 38-22 victory. Cooper and ,Ierry each scored two touchdowns, and Darrell and Ken Mosesman bagged the other two. Ken brought in the extra points over the able blocking of Wyn Armstrong, Keith Chatham and Robert Morton. Country Day put us in our place on October 30th, though, when we went down for a 13-0 loss before a strong team that was only to give up 12 points in conference play this season. Darrell Hurmis caught 4 passes for 87 yards, but we could not stop the opponent's running back. From November 5th on, however, it was to be smooth running for Creenhill's varsity squad as Greenhill handed defeat to Dallas Christian for the first time in six long years. Cody McCutchin ran the opening kickoff 85 spectacular yards, and Kevin Cowens, Darrell Hurmis and Ken Mosesman made the touchdowns. The teamwork to unify the Hornets paid off in a fine 7-3 season that wound up on November 12th with the Hornets' victory over Northwest Academy 14 to 6. .lim Robison ran 35 yards for the first score, and Cooper ran 65 for the second, with blocking by Robert Morton, ,lim Robison and Jerry Szor. A season we could all be proud of . . . one which made us all know that Brennan was Back! .fy -w wjlfawi -ff-M.. ..a. GREENHILUS CHEERLEADERS: Bonnie Hamje, Debbie Reynolds, Debbie Bandy, Vivian Dickens, Kimi Morris, Connie Shook, Jan Diamond, and Cathy Potts ff f.., QM . 7 , -- 1- -ff- - K , , W, , , ,V - 1 -:awk ' 'f'f:lff-12f1SS ,K'k. ' o - -' 3 'i +!5L'PT?1 l'57 'ffi- ' -H11-f ' i Q 4 J if ff: f 1 QW M' if.-Qi - ,... k 1.2 ,wwf-g i g ., ,5 ., 3: . 1- 3' - - i X ,,,m iw f V r M X Q iw 9lURNETg 5 5 annum 'UR'ETs 3:3 X V, .h mm.. H ,-s4bsif1-- , 2- : Q an 3' annum V E1 , , 1 3? 5i W5 L URNET I3 iii C i v , - i 1 ,Q-fig A - ,. xi if 3 Q, K ,QL f: 1 ks Q, .Kk, -A ' zf m xv ulfgfi e Q ,, K , 73 ,017 K: .K if 'L Qfiyefj- - Q ,TJ 31:1 TW Sophomore J im Robison, a forward who also played guard, had his best game against Venus in the Red Oak Tournament. He hit 10 points and pulled in 8 rebounds. Jim gave the Hornets good bench strength throughout the year. Scott Beard, also a sophomore, came off the bench several times during the season to steady the Hornet effort. One such game was against Wichita Collegiate. Scott sparked the team with one steal and four assists in the second quarter. Greenhill went on to win 65-57 in overtime. Scott led the team in free throw percentage with 6496. Tommy Box, the only starting sophomore for Greenhill, added strength to the Hornet five as he averaged 7.0 points per game and 5.0 rebounds. He played well in the Hornetis first win over Kincaid, rebounding 10 times and scoring 8 of Greenhill's 51 points. And against Wichita Collegiate, Tommy hit 12 points, including a crucial basket in the overtime period. Tommy scored in double figures in a third of Greenhill's games, including a 141-point barrage against Cistercian. Darrell Hurmis, a junior, quickly became known as Greenhill's 5,9 jumping guard in the 1971-72 season. He tied Rick Miller as the team's second leading rebounder - 7.8 per game -- was second in the steals department - 2.6 per game - and showed a cool head and a great deal of unselfishness in leading the Greenhill five in assists - 3.6 per game. Darrell averaged 8.2 points per game, scoring 22 points against.Trinity Valley and 10 and 14 points against Fort Worth Country Day. Perhaps his most inspired play came in a double overtime losing cause against Palmer when he finished the game with 12 points and 11 rebounds. He set a team record with 13 assists against Wichita Collegiate. Darrel was elected to the Second Team All-Conference TISC Squad. Kevin Cowens, also a junior and a co-captain, took over the quickness department for the Hornets, leading the team in steals - 3.0 per game. He was Greenhill's second leading scorer at 12.5 points per game, and second in the assist category at 2.7 per game. Kevin scored in double figures in 16 of the 27 games he played, having particularly good nights against Palmer - 26 points and a 57'Zn field goal average - Sanger, when he scored 21 of our 55 points, and Cistercian, scoring 29 points and pulling a 4-2'Zn field goal average in two games. He was awarded Honorable Mention All-Conference Honors in both SPC and TISC play, and made the All-Tournament Teams at Crandall and Red Oak. Kevin set a Greenhill team record with 10 crucial steals in the 63-59 victory over Frisco. Rick Miller, one of Greenhill's two starting seniors, brought his game together in the second half of the season, averaging 16 points per game in the last 13 games. He was second in three statistical categories: rebounds - 7.8 per game, field goal percentage - 37.4-'Zag and free throw percentage - 59.445, including one string of 13 consecutive successful free throw attempts. Rick played an incredible game against Cistercian, scoring 10 of 25 points in the fourth quarter and pulling in 12 rebounds. He shot 56722 from the field and 100 'Zn from the foul line. He made 3 crucial steals and four points in the closing minutes of the Wichita Collegiate victory ending his one year basketball career on a sweet note. Rick proved to be a most sought after target on the receiving end of the Hurmis to Miller fast break combination, scoring many demoralizing layups during the year. i Martin McCord, senior co-captain and the only returning starter from the championship 1970-71 Hornet lineup, solidified the team at his center position. In twenty-six of the twenty-nine games, Martin scored 10 points or more. He hit 20 points against Sanger, 25 against Palmer, 24- against Frisco, 20 against Ft. Worth Country Day, and 21 against Ft. Worth Christian. Martin led the team in rebounds 19.3 per gamel, scoring Q14-.6 per gamej while shooting a blazing 49.629 from the field. He showed great hustle for a 6,47 player, from the first of the season he led the team on fast breaks after playing solid defense. Martin set a team record for consecutive free throws made, he hit 16 straight over a 3 game span. He played his best game against Kinkaid, scoring 19 points and grabbing 9 rebounds in the slowed-down Greenhill victory. Greenhill's opponents felt his presence under their basket as he blocked many shots during the year. Martin was elected to the All-Tournament team at Crandall and was Greenhillis only representative on the All-TISC First Team. The Hornets missed the five seniors on last year's team. It was said that this was to be the year to rebuild. But Greenhill followers became proud of their team that rebuilt with victories and continued the growing tradition of inspired basketball play. It was a season of the unexpected. Against Palmer, the Hornets scored 50 points in the first half, yet lost in a double overtime as all five starters sat on the bench with five fouls. Yet in the final game of the season against Wichita Collegiate, Greenhill fought back from a 15 point deficit at half time to win by eight points in another overtime game. A rampaging Dallas Christian team dumped the Hornets 82-39 early in conference play. But Greenhill came back to play the Chargers off their feet on foreign soil in a two point loss later in the season. The Hornet quintet provided many thrills in the 1971-72 season. Coach Long will remember the fine effort of his Hornets next year as he builds his board game from a strong B team squad. Greenhill School lets go of this season only because time requires that it do so. But Miller's athletic talent and sheer good luck will be remembered as will McCord's hustle and leadership. Waitill next year! . 1 6 . ,VVV .,,. : K JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM A 'xr w n ss! top: Coach Bruce Long, Coach John Blake, 4th row: Stuart Pearlman, Ross Alexander, Randy Roger, Paul Keltong 3rd raw: Dale Zimmerman, Jay Klein, Brett Ravkind, Robert Moore, Jeff Dolan, 2nd row: Steve Bankhead, Mark Berg, Randy Johnson, David Leachman, Craig Lidgi, Peter Abergg Isl row: John Purnell, Doug Box, Kevin Sinks, 1' David Nelson, Jon Massey BOYS' B-TEAM BASKETBALL rear: Coach Brennan, Greg Giller, Robin Blakeley, John Eisenberg, Joe Zimmerman, Jack Diamond, Dwight Murray, from: George Boehme, George Birdsong, Wyn Armstrong, Chuck Bryant, Jim Hutcheson, Robert Morton, Jon Keller 187 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Penny Powell, Kimi Morris, Vivian Dickens, Holley Phelps, Renee Legault Vicki Giller, Kathryn Dorsey, Libby Walker, Peggy Norvell, Jan Diamond GIRLS' B-TEAM BASKETBALL Coach Penny Powell, Leslie Weil, Becky Rodgers, Cindy Alexander, Peggy Norvell, Colleen McCulley, Kathryn Dor- sey, .lennifer Miller, Debbie Reynolds I 188 GIRLS' VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM len to right: Renee Legault, Vivian Dickens, Peggy Norvell, Jan Diamond, Cindy Alexander, Catherine Dor- sey, Cathy Potts, Jamie Harrison, Deborah Rodgers, Melanie Copeland, Jennifer Miller, Vickie Ciller, Col- leen McCulley, Libby Walker ALL-CONFERENCE HOCKEY Libby Walker, Renee Legault, Jennifer Miller Wat, ,, as wg ,'W , Y i 4 3 A .ie f , W, ., , .. , in QL ,i I .E ,, - ,,, .fg QAM 4 c 51,2259 90 N--H xx-64' -' QQQQEQ. ,Q 1 4 -+4 E . 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