Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1974 volume:

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Q : f I 'ff ' F , -P 'fi QQ J: f Q , . 4 v . . H ,, 14- X' 'I Y 'Y h LORD, GIVE ME THE COURAGE TO CHANGE THE THINGS THAT I CAN CHANGE, THE FAITH TO ACCEPT THOSE THAT I CAN NOT CHANGE, AND THE WISDOM TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO. A Scottish Prayer 1,5 5 15 5 rm Yak ' s.. 'Z 1 4 ', . 1 S1 Q 1 A gt .h'.'igii'1 ' Q- , ' gf 1 ' L , 1 ' ' vcig-Qin ff' 1 L , 1-5 , ' -Q, 1 1 1 . , , , - ,fi A f , 31.1 V x T Q 4 . Q. , :Q ' at-11 ' W A N 1 fe-1 .. ' ,,.,,..- -.- A f ' Q1 Q ' rf Af- Q -' - , 1, X 'Y I f 3 MN' 4-in 5 ,,...a - 1 i A 1 w Y 1.K,,f 's'N .Q 1 1 I ' 1413, IQYW 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 i. in if S -- 1 L '1 1 8 ,XA.. L -H-'Q 1 -4 ,lg X, I ,QVGA - 1e,1. . -. f 4 .Ah ggkaf 34 - -1 ,..+ WM gagigeia., , .2 1X'Q A5.'4 ' 121.3 Exhibit Of People And Moods Many different people and situations create the atmosphere at Greenhill. The unique element is what distinguishes one personality from another. These identities have a vitality which penetrates every aspect of life. When diverse caricatures are portrayed collectively, the resulting mosaic crystalizes the colors and qualities of individuality. The problems of the puzzling, lonely World are met with answers and friends, as We contemplate ourselves. . MM 4144040 .,x. vw., .mf .,..m. 1 l f -vp YQ. , - ... we 3' ,anal ,f- 'f f :ww s ,,.,,x.,. f'N X' A ff I , ' LWL . g 4ff21 i , 5 3 s ,, ,nv fi? W W .ggi ,V l 1. - I5 .. . x-was Q sz S 2.5M .x NXQX S 4 ag? Ar 4 sk :Nag xn w i , sw Q to .x NN .X 2 Q . W H 1 Q S f - X .fs-f WA ' z-5315. A Q f y? S, - zffsiiai' F ss f Q S5 V ww if Q.. Liv Fx I JP Q An easy and relaxed atmosphere with times of laughter and loneliness for both students and teachers creates a school of many faces. 5 'f A R Q N ff-1 1 f , gg - f:lf5h- 'xfssffir' , ' . -. .. X,,,W, 6. f 5 333 H ' . 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M WX XRGQJULUMLQ S Cb Vg, vw Q V I ? g?.Jf..,4V Qs? ciafL56L1,n'L. ,f?f27f4Mff fffjQ'cfh?ww , Q -Mlimuijg' QC L' bb Calf GZPW7, A 3 Alai' Www' LcL1MJU,Q,1L,. Q M QX if 9539 Cv N mf! A was J Q3 QU 1 off' WW? 5M74' QQ' Wm Rx avi' 'X 'amide 1-. A , Wiley Meredith Alliston Has been at Greenhill for 2 years TMEA State Choir Finalist '73 Oliver Lead Finian's Rainbow Lead Chorus Ensemble Choir '73 Pres. '74 Chess Club '73 International Club Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Treasurer '74 Soccer '73, '74 'M'- MV' yaryy 5 4 .f Soccer bloke . . . What a voice! . . . Fagin . . . Singing superstar . . Blue pick-up . . . Knows his Bible . . . Went to see Reefer Madness, Would you believe?. . . Hummingbird . . . tough guy but would rather be a nice guy . . . Superspare . . . He's definitely not what he seems . . . Not much Puritan ethic in this dude! . . . Fagin with the gleaming eyes, perverted yet charming . . . A friendly, easy going guy . . . Always has a smile Is it right. . . Wiley Wonderful I, Meredith Alliston, being of, uh, whatever, leave to Mrs. Eastus and Mr. Fleming my dirty mindg to Coach Hall my socks and to Mr. Kittleman my average. Boozen Susan . . . It's never too late for basketball . . . Biddy dresses, super-thin . . . Honorary Cardinal . . . Half-Bake . . . You mean she's seventeen? . . . Hank . . . Can sing all of J. C. Superstar . . . Communist . . . Equal . . . Hey, Bakee! . . . Hot-rod in her green bomber . . . Bakie will always remember the first GHDC party. . . Semi- anthropoligist, great fun, progressive thinker, sensitive, always willing to help, open-minded ,fl If W Susan Ruth Baker ,Muni Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin National Merit Letter of Commendation Class Officer - Vice Pres. '74 Evergreen '73, '74 Bus. and Adv. Manager Montage '73, '74 International Club Mortarboard '72 Outing Club '74 Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Basketball QB teaml '74 I leave my How to Build Character book by L. H. to Sarah Norvellg Blind Faith and a glass of Holy Water to Kathleeng my car to the gang, all of the gas I saved to Renee, and my promise to dedicate my first book to all the good folks at Greenhill who have helped to write it. Nancy Bangs Has been at Greehnill for 6 years. Latin Club '70, '71 International Club Montage '73, '74 Oliver Tech. Finian Tech. Basketball '71, '72 Field Hockey '71, '72 Tennis '70, '71, '73 wx as W INQ. syb, gg X i ,ssa s 5 'W 1' qt? Can be found in Fleming's office or off campus with Daleann -if at all . . . former basketball . . . didn't she use to go to Greenhill? . . . sleeps her life away. . . Doug who?. . .always on independent study . . .she does? . . . Bango! . . .born on Halloween. . .When 'ya going to learn to drive that Toyota, Bangs?. . .who?. . .red headed. . .crazy chick. . .she's great . . . fun to go bicycle riding with . . . loves to eat . . . liberal . . . she is not here .MQ---Wm. ,.... .... . . Nancy's page is sponsored by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bangs When I think back On all the crap I learned in high school It's a wonder I can think at all And though my lack of education Hasn't hurt me none I can read the writing on the wall. - Paul Simon sw' W tt ihhttt g 5LJ L I, hitt Wvwak xN..',s-is wc-Q. eW,Iifw w , 5 ww,.Jesfa'1' ' ' S V Greg Brian Baten White Rock . . .ii62. . .football and Kimi. . . I-Ias how many cars? . . .Loves kk, km, and mm. . .BigG. . .Making waves. . .Daddy's money. . .top hat and tails, . .real nice 442 5 'sis I I, I a I 1 t eo , 1eh,tQ t. I Q, Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Choir '71 International Club Basketball '72, '73, '74 Football '71, '72, '78 TISC '72 All City '72 All Private '72 Track '72, '73, '74 I, Greg Baten, being of as sound a mind and body as to be expected, leave to Douglas his brother's way with Womeng to Susan someone to sit beside in Spanish IVQ to Jan I leave another dirty friend like J imbog alittle brown sugar and some hot buttered soul to Kathryng some more moves on and off the court to Chris silk Hollingsworth and finally, I leave Greenhill and wish the Sr.'s 74 good luck wherever they may be. Scott Beard Has been at Greenhill for 5 years. Chess Club '73, '74 Cavalcade '74 Ad Manager Evergreen '74 International Club Basketball '71, '72, '73, '74 Football '72 Golf '70, '73, '74 Tennis '71, '72 MVP '72 Very intelligent. . . chess champ. . . a warm person . . . what a pair of legs . . . hands . . . always bothering Susan H. . . I smell something, where is Beard? . . . Trouble . . . basketball . . .tennis and girls . . . impatient with dumb Trig students. . . one of the Sleasy Greasies . . . Remember those nights in those dark motel rooms with our orange juice? . . .tell another story about Cooper. . . great sense of humor . . . which way to muscle beach? . . . has a beautiful innocence about him . . . will take any dare . . . he's matured into a nice guy. . . Mr. Magnificient. . . needs Emission Control Device . . . a truly good guy if little sisters of the sun lit candles in the rain fed the world on oats and raisins candles in the rain lit the fire to the soul who never knew his friend meher baba lives again candles in the rain to be there is to remember lay it down again lay down lay down lay it down again men can live as brothers candles in the rain . . . To Mr. Kittleman I leave my never ending devotion and attitude towards the two T's Ctrig and tennisl. To the school I shall leave the ignorance of athletics it has become reputable for. Robin Blakeley Basketball and math . . . Robin, the boy blunder. . . Rana . . . Big B , I'm going to be 6'5 by next year. . . growing . . . Nice guy who always smiles. . .Basketball Jones. . . g'reensnakes . . . Who da baddest? 312, 13 . . . Two courses with Kittleman at one time. Wow! . . . Has more moves than most people have hairs . . . very nice, gentle person . . . cool, suave in a quiet way. . . The only person I have ever known who actually got their hand stuck up a coke machine Cwhile trying to steal a cokej . . . Fire department had to come pry it out. I lost my ring We Has been at Greenhill for 6 years Gourmet Club Gourmet Contest 1st place winner Art Award Choir '70 Chess Club '74 International Club Rocket Club '73 Basketball '73, '74 B team '71, '72 Captain '74 Tennis '71, '72, '73 I, Robin Blakeley, leave the Doug and the Nel library memories. To Russell Tey Burnett I leave my one-to-one abilities. To H'worth I leave some good Elton John music and a free lesson on how to 1 1 stuff. I leave Rana the Frankenstein vs. Jesse gg 5 James movie, and to Mr. Thornton and Coach ' Flanagan I leave my deepest respect and admiration. llfi li 1 l Sl-mmf: , 2 W - s T X xi Lynda Eileen Blum r Has been at Greenhill for 3 years. Choir '72 wk ey Cavalcade '74 El mo International Club Mortarboard Volleyball CB teamb Powder Puff Football 7 ya ii I llilli Q i - A 4 fiff. ,1 M if P Mr. Gonzales, it's not Plum. . .agirl. . .nice, Q .yyQ p pp Vqvley p intelligent. . .Joey. . .Perry. . .lost5pounds 5, p p Vi 55- I if without even trying. . .butterf1ies. . . fools on the p 'er. .- -lr. rr-. . it ' i 'e l lf LVLY n hill . . .Sangers. . .blue chevrolet. . .blushes. . . fn ' 5. iii -f f fill fi Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris is I. s ' f .' I, Lynda Blum, leave to Lisa Z. my lowest heeled shoes for her special occasions and the memories of our exciting vacations in the sun. To Leslie L., I leave my old tennis racket -I know how she loves to play! To Mr. Gonzales, I leave the correct pronunciation of my name - although he'll never remember. And to Greenhill I leave my sisters and the lasting friendships I have made. is t titll y T ,L . . .,,, ,,. Wig - x ,r.. . in N , X X -- x f -t 3 s X f. N: MQW Vik: w it 5' as n X sr X ,X f A is my is my, so -. 5 gk, X A 1x X N? . YN we X. . if X s' sf Qgakitgf --41131-sszfzznfi. ,..W zssg --1:39-kixiigt yif kkz N is - .ar 11.::.e. .: - , 1T.1.,,..kg--if who Patrick Lee Bolton Has been at Greenhill for 3 years VVho's Who '73 QQM Loves ice hockey and succulent plants . . . swimmer . . Duchess and Lulu . . . calm and easygoing. . . piano player -loves Bach . . . bookstore: Anyone for a Greenhill notebook? . . . always ahead on his homework . . . trig whiz . . . never lose your glasses, Patrick . . . - as he takes off like a bolt of lightening . . . sweet memories of Bonnie . . . Texas A8zM . . . wants to be a veterinarian I, Patrick Bolton, leave to anyone who Wants it, an empty chair in the bookstore. ii, 29 Tom Box Has been at Greenhill for 6 years Pres. of class '72 International Club Basketball '72, '73, '74 Captain '73, '74 All Conf. TISC '73 All Tournament: Crandall Kaufman Football '71, '72, '73, '74 3 Captain '73 I All Conf. TISC '73 All Private '73 Track '72, '73, '74 Caja. . .Camaro. . .all time lover. . .Mr. Espanol. . .Belongs in the country. . .loves football. . .Taco Village. . .ared neck turned 3 pink. . .weekend trips to Ecuador. . .Tommy's ww' house for basketball. . . new experiences. . . J' You've come a long way Baby - you better stop before it's too late! I, Tom Box, leave next year's football team an ample supply of beer to use in any manner. Also I leave next year's basketball team the pleasure of not knowing what the board will do next or who the coach will be. This is due to the superior decision making mentors in the school. To Mrs. Ferrell, I leave the suggestion to retake Algebra II. To Mrs. Eastus, I leave her reflex to give my paper a D whenever she sees my name. To the board I leave their fantastic ability to make fast wise decisions to themselves so they can think about it awhile. I leave my nickname Caja to Doug. To all the people who can't stand me I leave them the same feelings. And now hopefully I leave for something better. Chuck Briant Will make his first million by 21 . . . Bingo! Class president forever. . .equal. . .the elite of the elites. . .knows all. . . ladies' man. . .organizer. . .fearless leader. . .Intimate Perfume. . . There will be Young Life tonight,7:30 . . .A super guy. . .Capitalist. . .Alawn magnate, experienced at taking cars apart. . .Real White Man. . .VIP. . .Equal- EEKS! Toots Tennis Talk. fi? Has been here for 6 years Harold Byrd Award '72, '73 Biology Award '72 Science Award '71 Greenhill Pin '71, '72, '73, '74 Choir '74 Ensemble Natural High Class officer Vice Pres. '71 Pres. '73, '74 Drama Club Finian's International Club Rocket Club Pres. '70, '71, '72, '73, '74 Student Council '72 Who's Who '73, '74 National Honor Society '73, '74 Basketball '73, '74 QB teamj '71, '72 Tennis '71, '72, '73, '74 ,J, f and to Mrs. Eastus: The South will rise again. I! .ff I w v A 1 1.Ili,i-, , of I To Mr. Kittleman, I leave Theta in concert, to the 1 5 librarians, I leave their Christmas buffet, to Mrs Holman I leave a new calendar and many thanks Lisa Burk Has been at Greenhill for 9 years Evergreen '72, '73, '74 Montage '70, '71 International Club Mortarboard Vice Pres. '72 Pres. '73, '74 Outstanding Service '71, '72, '73 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Student Council '70, '71, '72 - Friendly to everyone, if you need her she's there . . . slumber parties . . . spirit. . . great organizer . . . good to people . . . a great date . . . where were you in English? . . . sugar-free Dr. Pepper . . . Ricky. . . runs red lights, great driver. . . good advice . . . first lady of the Mortarboard. . . string designs with Ricky . . . loves to laugh . . . only person to O.D. on dramamine. . . rhyming invitations 4 if . , 1 Greatly looked up to . . . imitates any strange sound . . . antlers'?. . . best friends with B.W. . . . Oh, my god. . . . bird calls. . . shortie . . . busted bumpers . . . the chicken caper. . . a true Russky at heart . . . remember Decatur? . . . man of many talents . . . let's try this chocolate mint liquor in my . . . late night study sessions . . . always has a line to make me smile . . . Rufus . . .Ferd. . .Jeez. . .Let's go for a ride. . .Can fit 10 people plus a guitar and a mandolin in his Toyota Jeep . . . harmonica player . . . Paul Butterfield . . . You should have left them in the field . . . 4 Ionathon Foster Burnett Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Montage '73, '74 Associate Editor '74 Drama Club Oliver Finian International Club Outing Club '74 Summer Studies Abroad '73 Rocket Club '70, '71, '72 Basketball QB teamj '71 Richard Lionel Carp Has been at Greenhill International Club for 7 years Choir '7 0 Pres. '74 Outing Club Summer Studies Abroad '71, '72 K ,.., K Rocket Club '70, '71 Football '7 0 Soccer '73 B Team '70 Lisa . . . cool cat . . . has a little white electrically-run battery operated . . . in business with Lisa. . . off-season without the mile? ridiculous. . . green Grand Prix . . . Have I got a deal for you . . . guitar picker . . . drummer boy . . . went to Europe so he would get his stereo . . . I got this from a guy in Picadilly . . . Let's go to Soho . . . nights back Q. barhopping . . . A Greenhill first, how did you get back anyhow? WHY did you come anyway??? . . . Mary, Lisa, Marla, Lisa, Marla, Lisa, Eeney, Meeney, Miney, Mo . . . Comment: You could've done better But I don't mind You just kind of Wasted my time Don't think twice It's all right. -Dylan- E' K H., , 'J . i ,, ,.,ws-Awww Lydia Clements Bubbling, vivacious, crazy . . . A vet! A vet! . . . drives a convertible Mercedes . . . crazy over cars and life itself . . . giggles . . . skinny dipper. . . giggles her life away . . . Lyd . . . goes to as many parties as she can in one night . . . loves Ray Wylie Hubbard . . . Oh, oh, you have a Vette? Oh, I had a dream about that! . . . crazy . . . giggles . . . Corvette T shirt . . . Guess what happened this weekend? . . . giggles. Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Greenhill Pin '72 Chess Club '73, '74 Cavalcade Echo Latin Club '70, '71 International Club Mortarboard Ski Club '72, '73, '74 Outing Club '74 Who's Who '74 Powder Puff Football '70, '71, '72, '73 To Peggy, I leave my birthday. To Kathleen and Suzanne, I leave the remembrance of what it's like to get caught up in the crack down. To Ms. Roman, I leave one pair of six inch high heels. To David Nicholson, I leave a caravan with less casualties. To Jenny, I leave all the things we weren't supposed to do in Colorado. Ches Cochran Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Cavalcade '70, '71 Evergreen '70, '71 International Club Football '69, '70, '71, '72, '73 TI SC Honorary Mention All City Honorary Mention Jock Prather Award Captain '74 Track '69, '70, '71, '72, '73 Tutoring '70, '71 SUSO Boys' Club '70, '71, '72 Sunday Night Dinner Club Powder Puff Football Announcer '72 Powder Puff Cheerleader '71 This page sponsored by: Oak Farms Dairies r .,.,, ewlww., Z ,,,' r H ayyyr c my 5 ,M 3 Ches Cochran . . . great guy, when he gets to school . . . only guy in high school with an American Express card . . . Carol . . . originator of the 5-year plan . . . He's on the take every time you lose your money in the coke machine . . . Hot Dog . . . hypochondria . . . his senior ring only cost S40 - gold was cheap then!! . . . child's play in the third degree . . . bird legs . . . a big 152 pounds . . . stationwagon . . . won't that noisy creature ever leave Greenhill? . . . Man with a thousand names, two thousand excuses, and one plea of guilty on three thousand counts . . . the senior senior. . . Ches stayed back to play the game he loved, only this year no one except Ches loved the game. as I, Ches Cochran, being of semi-sound mind and an old body, leave to anyone who wants it, my stance and my old man image. To L.B., my thanks for running the machine. To Mrs. Duffy, I leave my thanks and admiration. And to Coach Brennan and the coaching staff, Mrs. Holman, Barbara and the rest of the wonderful people at Greenhill, I leave my sincere thanks for all the beautiful lasting memories I shall have. And now I leave, AT LAST!! I would like to leave Mr. K. enough weed killer, so that all of his math students won't have to struggle with the word problems concerning how long it took Alice and Ted to weed the garden on a sunny afternoon, they can simply spray their way out of the problem, right thru the heart! To the people who spent so many of their afternoons working and sharing the great tragedies of their lives down in the Art room, and enjoying so much of life: it was great. My grateful appreciation to Mrs. Cobb, who tolerated all of our traumas and joined in on all of our successes. Thank You! Mr. Fleming, you've helped me in so many ways, tennis, English, carpooling, and constantly cheering me up. To all the Flemings, a family full of surprises, Thank You! To Mrs. Randolph, appreciation for so much extra attention and love in my behalf, you have had a great influence on me. I will never forget all of your caring. 5 . ,,,, firm- + we V. . . ,sl 1. , - , 7 -sl Michael Maxwell Corman Thoughtful and considerate . . .pickle . . . But Mr. K., I don't understand . . . always doing art work . . . outward bound prodigy. Mike, the mighty life guard . . . instant algae whiz . . . But Mr. K. . . all around athlete . . . Beth, don't you ever cease to talk? . . . best friends with Walter and Daleann! . . . Senator Steelman, may I ask a question?. . . Has been at Greenhill for 7 years Choir '72 Cavalcade '73, '74 Evergreen '72, '73 Circulation Manager '72 International Club Outing Club '74 Soccer CB Teamj '72 Tennis QB Teamj '72 Manager '73 To Daleann, what can you say about a girl with golden hair and a car to match? That she was always there fexcept when you needed her . . . J to get you through the never ending battles of day to day life. To Mr. Thornton, I think we really understood each other. I wish that we'd been the same age in high school growing up together, we'd have been close friends. To the people I've probably forgotten to remember, good luck in life. Greenhill has prepared you well for it. It is a great place to be. 37 Dan Erwin Has been at Greenhill for 10 years Greenhill Pin '71 Echo Latin Club '70, '71 Pres. '71 Who's Who '73 Soccer '71, '72, '73, '74 Captain '74 All Conf. SPC '73 All Conf. TISC '72, '73, '74 N THSSA All Star '72, '73 Most Valuable Player '74 Track '72, '73, '74 i , . A X ,1-- ' . . .1J'. i h ' a' ii 1 iia . rrr, e ieez irr rrii e 7 r ri i ,ra e fia - ' as rirfilae P ae 'E' , ,,r eereeif l eee' feer Toots . . .soccer jock. . .pole vault. . . Hey Dan, you really - i gonna cut your hair?. . .pro-bald. . .Red. . .Commie hater ' .. - 3 714: 5 g ' A b 3 I . . . Thanks, for dissecting my cat, but by the way, how many r-1-1L, g i 5 cats did you dissect? . . . put together the universal gym. . . . ' talks after lunch . . .remember the class trip, Dan??? . . . kicks '.'. ii' . - the coke machine to get it to work . . . is sure to succeed in J whatever he attempts - whatever that is . . . loves ALL 't ft'12'c P 1 iilzs mankind. To Coach Hall, Coach Norman, and to Coach Horner, I leave the most respect and admiration. To my brother, I leave my 10 pairs of soccer shoes. For the large number of times we were ejected from the gym, the soccer team leaves to Mrs. Powell our balls, fsoccerj. To Billy Beck, I leave my canary uniform. And to Hot Dog and the female student body, I leave a life time subscription to VIVA. Jan-nie . . . Which house, J an? . . . ketchup on her chicken . . . writes questions . . . smart chick . . . a girl who everyone thinks is quiet and shy - until they get to know her!!! . . . You're ahead, Jan! . . . You'll catch up! . . . But JAN, I HAVE to tell you something . . . a great friend - one who is there when you need her. . . great person. XM Ian Millicent Fischl In :Q ig Q . Z.-:r gl... c cccc Q . er -1 rgipggigxq .L ---.-.- 5' Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin '73 Choir '72, '73, '74 Secretary Cavalcade '74 Echo Latin '72, '73 International Club Mortarboard Service Award '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Volleyball QB-Teamj '72 Powder Puff Football '72, '73 I, Jan Fischl, leave to Bonnie someone else to pass the popcorn to and one more year of Greenhill and Shearth Israel. To Sharon, I leave all of my extra hours that I had when you were studying, another fun-filled carpool, and a box of kleenex. To Mrs. Setzer, I leave a salad from Sangers. And to everyone, I leave my college room door open for you to come visit meg and I also leave sincere thanks for your friendships. Sponsored by George and Eula Fischl Barbara Frankfurt Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin '72, '73 Cavalcade '74 Montage '74 Art Editor Drama Club '74 Finian Tech. Crew International Club Mortarboard Summer Studies Abroad '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 .yi ' ., ,..,, , G V W ' I I V ,,,, .. I . X . f 2 5 ' . as fr ' '- 1 ,f ey Q' 1:1 ..,l'3'-fi- w I, Barbara Frankfurt, will to Jennifer my punctualityg to Eric, my driving abilityg to S.L, a speedy and successful M.R.S.g to Hope, my fifth grade spelling bee award ribbon until your Pulitzer Award arrives. To Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Eastus, and to Mr. Kittleman I leave my thanks for their concern and excellent counseling always, and lastly to Beth, I leave her with a new roommate. cirr' . . Barbsie . . . Beth's twin . . . short but sweet. . . Toots . . . I will be a lawyer someday . . . you can find her in the art room . . . Europe '73 one of the super seven . . . always winking. . . bubbly and cheerful Oh Frankfurt, you know where I'm going? . . . O.P. . . . If there's gum she's got it. . .twirl,baby, twirl. if W . K rrrc 1i 1 ,ecwiwi K - gi m iii.i:,.A Wk., 1' Beth Frankfurt Are they twins? No they're identical strangers . . . Toots II . . . Another one of the Super Seven . . . I won't breathe a word of it . . . better late than never. . .cheerful . . . Bruce . . . Assistant Prime Minister . . . Can I have some gum? . . . Europe '73. Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin '72, '73 Band Majorette '72, '73, '74 Class Officer '74 Cavalcade '74 Evergreen Reporter '72 International Club Mortarboard '72, '73, '74 Entertainment Chairman '74 Summer Studies Abroad '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Powder Puff Football '73 To E.F. and H.K., a dime to call me whenever you need to. To J .F., all our P.E. excuses to be used again next year. To C.F., the ability to stay calm under all circumstances. To B.F., a thanks from the Addison police department for all your help in making their job easier. Lee Gibson Has been at Greenhill for 9 years Choir '74 Chess Club '73 Drama Club '74 International Club Football '72, '73 All City '73 All Conf. Second Team '73 Baseball '74 5, 46? 11: 'zr g ,kfi Q' WI N Q is l To Buddy I leave a dozen tomatoes, and to Mrs. Eastus, I LeeRoy. . .All Private. . .Silver Monte-Carlo. . .Pam. . .quiet'?. . . sure isn't liberal. . .The South will rise again. . .Arkansas. . .Baptist? . . .hates Yanks. . .Suey. . .Buddy. . .C.B. and F.T. and L.G. to lunch . . .loves those Pigs!!! leave two tickets to the Texas - O.U. game for the next four years. 52-13. 42 Curtis . . . Okay, you guys . . . ex-basketball star . . . she had many parties . . . great food . . . singing partner on the rooftop in Athens . . . rules don't affect her . . . makes great garlic hamburgers . . . GHDC . . . love her. . . wonder woman . . . you shouldn't have . . . when her parents are out of town, you'll never find her . . . Europe '72. Vicki Giller I think of God as an old man with a white beard sitting on a fluffy cloud with a long finger pointing out of it and creating on the 7th day the hairs in my nose. Jesus said Where's the nearest deli- catessen? Then he wrapped his thick greasy Jew- ish lips over the garlicky frankfurter, and took a swig of .Dr. Brown's Celery He said He who eats a frankfurter and drinks Dr. Brown's Celery eats and drinks the hairs in my nose. We went to an X-rated film that showed in big close-up all the hairs in the nose When we came out I said to my wife. You may say hairs in the nose means something else But I tell you hairs in the nose is symbolic for hairs in the nose There are such symbols still left and they are the terrifying ones. -Boyaj ian- Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Citizenship Award '72 Class Officer '71, '72 Secretary Treasurer '71 Vice Pres. '72 Drama Club Finian Echo Latin Club '70 International Club Mortarboard Ski Club '70, '71, '72, '73, '74 Outing Club Summer Studies Abroad '72 Student Council Secretary Treasurer '74 Basketball '71, '72 B Team '69, '70 Captain QB Teamj '70 Field Hockey '70, '71, '72, '73 Captain '72 Tennis '71 To Jenny, Terry, and Peggy, I leave the Preston Center parking lot, a 101 day skipping pass from school, the Country Place, Casa Dominguez, and my house when the parents are out of town, or my trailer when the parents are in town. Gregg Grost Has been at Greenhill for 5 years International Club Rocket X Club '70, '71, '72, '73, '74 Vice Pres. '71, '72, '73, '74 Basketball CB Teaml Golf '71, '72, '73, '74 B Team '70 MVP '72 if M 4 I, Greg Grost, being of weird mind and little or no body, hereby bequeath to Greenhill School my key to the weight room and all the time I spent lifting Weights. To Mrs. Randolph, I leave my great and unparalleled ability to enjoy poetry. To the Greenhill golf team I leave my conservative drab clothes, to do with as they like at all those tournaments they Will play in next year. To Mr. Kittleman, I leave my copy of old pinkie, as well as my supply of bribes. To the ghost of Mr. Long past, I leave my letter jacket, and all my patches. Finally to our beloved Board of Directors, I leave best Wishes for a new year and say happy hunting. Always the brightest spot of color on the campus . . . Texarkana . . . golf . . . fore!! . . . color co-ordinated. . . born money-raiser. . . Oooohll Grost! . . . king of the golf courses. . .one of Greenhill's top ten dressers . . . Let's go to some inexpensive place to eat, like Cattleman's. . . clothes flash at 30 second intervals . . . Mr. Doubleknit. . . dedicated to our class. . . future Jack Nicklaus. . . 1001 pennies. iv Very intelligent . . . long dresses . . . makes all of her own clothes . . . wedding dresses and black velvet capes? Look at those shoes! Painted fingernails? Oh my God! . . . Decatur . . . GHDC . . . Europe '72 . . . music, music, music. . .Jerry Jeff. . . Bach . . . Leon . . . classical guitarist at heart. . . fantastic musician . . . will be a star someday soon . . . in love with Paul H. . . . night blindness . . . loves that Sangria wine . . . has beautiful hair. . . nature hikes . . . an individual . . . hunky dory. . . If you need to see her around 3:00, you won't find her . . . Will be at Princeton or in Paris, France . . . doesn't have to come to school to make all A's . . . a friend indeed to a friend in need . . . she's got everything she needs, she's an artist, she don't look back. DeeAnn Hagler Then take me disappearing through the smoke rings of my mind Down the foggy ruins of time, far past the frozen leaves. The haunted, frightened trees, out to the windy beach Far from the twisted reach of crazy sorrow Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand wavin' free Silhouetted by the sea, circled by the circus sands With all memory and fate driven deep be- neath the waves Let me forget about today until tomorrow. - Bob Dylan Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Certificate of Merit in Journalism Choir '72 Chess Club '73 Cavalcade '72, '73, '74 Associate Editor '74 Evergreen '73, '74 Montage '73, '74 Drama Club Oliver Finian International Club Outing Club '74 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Who's Who '73, '74 I, DeeAnn Hagler, leave to Melissa all of the beautiful music in the world, to Jackie Green I leave guitar music, Texas music and a friendship, to Harley, I leave my chair at the Rubaiyatg to Mrs. Eastus and Jose Gonzales - all of our great talks, my intellectual stimulation and my thanks for everythingg to M.D. -I wish you good luck. I know y0u'll go very far. Think of me working my fingers to the bone when you listen to Christopher. Even though we've changed and situations have changed, you still have all my love. Goodbye. 45 Mary Harris Has been at Greenhill for 2 years Greenhill Pin Class Officer Secretary Treasurer '74 Echo Latin Club '73, '74 International Club Mortarboard Seminar Chairman '74 Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Powder Puff Football '73, '74 I, Mary Harris, leave to Jan Diamond just one more year of Greenhill fGood Luckj, to Mary Robertson, promises of happiness for the future, and my thanks to both the students and faculty for all they have done for me. Mortarboard Executive. . .curly hair. . .fingernails. . . giggles. . .Young Life. . .Mary, Mary quite contrary. . . Vanderbuilt. . .Tamale. . .Secretary-Treasurer of the class . . .nice and bright girl. ' 4-Y . ' fe' ' f My , 9,9 174 .,,,, 53325 V 7 -6. i f' ,,,. William Meginnis Henger Set a precedent at Greenhill - the first male cheerleader . . . Nancy . . . almost wounded for life - a very damaging injury . . .still a man. . .Camaro man. . .it couldn't happen to a nicer guy. . . great personality. . . artist . . . easygoing. . . soccer player. . . Rah! Has been at Greenhill for 2 years Evergreen '74 Drama Club Finian International Club Ski Club '73, '74 Rocket Club '73, '74 Who's Who '74 Golf '74 Soccer '74 B Team '73 Track '73, '74 Cheerleader '74 I, Mac Henger, leave to Coaches Norman and Hall my respect and admirationg to Mrs. Katz, an English dictionary and slide rule. Lisa P. gets the upper school boys. To Val and Shannon go Russell B. and a lasting friendship. To Russell D. a year's supply of stag films and a keg, and my cheerleading abilities go to anyone who wants them. But most of all to Nancy I leave the days of mud cats and white ducks, and my ever lasting love. Robbie Hoffman Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Chess Club '72, '73, '74 Pres. '72, '73 Chess Award '72, '73, '74 Evergreen '74 Editor in Chief '74 Drama Club Oliver Finian International Club Outing Club '74 Student Council Pres. '74 Who's Who '74 Football '71, '72, '73 Tennis '72, '73, '74 Powder Puff Football Cheerleader Orange Barracuda . . . Hey, Buddy . . . always running for something . . . character . . . Decatur. . . Sorry about your truck . . . Jack, you jock! . . . loves milk, girls, football and the Beach Boys, in that order . . . Number one on the chess team, student council president, editor of the Evergreen, who knows what next? . . . Austin . . . stud looking Cowboy hat . . . philanthropist . . . plays the guitar? . . . Big Blue Frog. . . platonic slumber parties . . . enthusiastic . . . jelly sessions . . . sure is thirsty around here . . . great prospect for Harrad College . . . has a way with people whether he is the communicator or the manipulator. . . looks at life in a curious, innocent and honest way . . . ping pong champ. I, Robbie Hoffman, being of questionable uncertainties, leave to David Nelson the future governments of Greenhill Cmore promises than realityj, to David Nicholson I leave religion, my only excuse for missing football games, and to Walter, Lee, Mrs. Randolph, and Sarita fthe only true elitesl in a world of masses. If potential were measured in gold, they'd be rich. Greenhill would be just a high school without them. lim Hutcheson Jim Hutcheson, alias Hutch, alias Bruce Lee . . . karate champ. . . you don't mess around with Jim . . . You mean he's a senior? Could have fooled me . . . would love to play football except he can't stand it . . . Jensen Healey . . . Yellow Challenger. . .off like a flash of lightning . . . track star. . . Nancy. . .a sly grin . . .the all American boy. . . doesn't like to study . . . fastest on campus in all areas . . . knows more pressure points . . . Bozo . . . waterbed . . . friendly, personable guy . . . one will never see Hutch in a Clutch. Has been at Greenhill for 4 years Chess Club '72, '73, '74 Treasurer '73 Pres. '74 Cavalcade '74 Business Editor Evergreen '74 Sports Editor International Club Basketball '73, '74 B Team '71, '72 Track '71, '72, '73, '74 Captain '73 Most Valuable Player '73 To all the N . . . maniacs I leave nothing. Geoff, I give you more miles and a one way ticket from Okla. To Dr. Moore, I would like to leave some Brazilian coffee beans and an alarm clock. For Mrs. Randolph, I leave spare time. To Mr. Thornton I leave a lot of Confucianism. And to Coach Norman . . . well, a great appreciation and a lot of thanks. Karen Kahn Has been at Greenhill for 4 years Selling Award Gourmet Club Cooking Contest 2nd Place International Club Mortarboard Pres. of the On Campus Committee Ski Club '72 Volleyball '72 I, Karen Kahn, being of sound mind and body, leave Greenhill with the deepest love, respect, and admiration, for the Fulton family, CReverendJ Joe Thornton, Joe fTacoJ Gonzales, Suzy CQD Roman, Leslie fBig Wordj Randolph, and many more. Thanks for a burst of knowledge, a bit of morale, a pinch of sanity, a touch of kindness, a pile of inspiration, a forceful drive, and a lot of love. fAlmost sounds like a start for a book!J And to KD., I leave a bottle of mouth Wash, a can of deodorant, a bottle of hair straightener, 25 dozen rotten eggs, and a can of Stay-White paint. fin. W 'Nl mn -v ' . .'. Pls Thrives on being different. . . The Candidate . . .Ms. Individual. . . hard worker. . .caresalot. . .good looking. . .creative. . .future artisan. . .jewelry, master craftsman. . .Mexico. . .sold more benefit tickets than the entire class. . .nice girl. . .Karen loves Mark. . .Mark loves Karen. Ion Keller Hamburger haven. . .women and more women. . . jelly man . . . great in football . . . has it all planned out . . . has fifty different shaving creams, after shaves, deodorants, and colognes . . . did what on the window ledge at SPC? . . . outspoken for four years in French . . . National Merit Scholar . . . Hey, listen, you know S.H. is really nice . . . brilliant . . . greasy burgers. T Has been at Greenhill for 13 years National Merit Semi Finalist '73 I Choir '70 Chess Club '73, '74 Echo Latin Club '70, '71 Rocket Club '71, '72 Who's Who '74 Basketball B Team '71, '72, '73 Football '70, '71, '72, '73 Golf '72 Track '71, '73, '74 I will to Joe, John, and Greg all the jelly they can eat. To next year's center I leave the quarterback's hands, and to Greg and Kimi, I leave White Rock Lake. Last but not least, to Susan I leave John K's chest, and to John I leave Susan's chest. . -..- 111.3 1 aff' Clay Kelton ' Has been at Greenhill for 6 years Band '70, '71 International Club Ski Club '73, '74 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Rocket Club '70 Football '72, '73 Track '74 . ' , 7 .-,,, Fullback . . . movie star . . . movie director. . . killer -loves French . . . mornin' . . . still waters run deep . . . sensitive poet . . . sweet and gentle - cares about people . . . anyone is welcome in his house at any time . . . has beautiful sexy eyes . . . Europe '72 . . . Decatur . . . busted radiator . . . Why don't you trade your Pinto in for a tank, Clay? . . . gives fantastic parties . . . star of the football team this year . . .quiet motor mouth . . . wouldn't hurt anyone . . . Robbie and Lee . . . keep on smiling, Clay. Thanks for everything, T.B. Michael: G.F. Bye-Bye, Brown Eyes. Lady Jock. . .what a jump shotl. . .cloud of smoke above her head. . . Renee,wear your hair downl. . .afriend to all . . .party goer. . .hyperactive. . .wild. . .crazy. . .?. . . intelligent. . .she's No. 1. E if Renee Legault I, Renee Legault leave to Kathryn fDorkeyJ Dorsey, an oreo cookie cause it's black on the outside and white on the inside, to Susan Hensarling, the attention of all Greenhill boys, like she really needs it. To Peggy Norvell, my trig book, to Joann Powell, the responsibility of the basketball team, to Chris Hollingsworth and all previously public school students, a lawn mower and good luck both at Greenhill and away, 'cause you'll need it. To Penny Powell, my best wishes and thanks, and to Greenhill School I leave a fleeting memory of Myself. Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Biology Award '72 History Award '73 Most Outstanding Girl Athlete '73 Greenhill Pin '72, '73, '74 Montage '74 International Club Mortarboard '72, '73 Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Basketball '72, '73, '74 4 Q .. ,,,, Q -nw . , 1 ,V CQ, Captain '73, '74 All Conference SPC '73 All Tournament Red Oak '74 MVP '72, '73 Field Hockey '71, '72, '73 Captain '72 All Conference SPC '71, '72, '73 MVP '73 Volleyball '72, '73 Cheerleader '73 Powder Puff Football '72, '73 Sally lane Levy Has been at Greenhill for 4 years Choir '72 Cavalcade '74 International Club Mortarboard Ski Club '73, '74 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Tennis '71, '72, '73, '74 Sally G. - commonly seen with cousin Walter - we know the truth about that night in Paris . . . loves Coney Island hot dogs fwith onions of coursel . . . member in good standing of the Chemistry Club. fShe's a gasj . . . can also be seen with other cousin Hope . . . has the best ends in town . . . can't get to sleep without her blue elephant or Walter . . . occasionally dreams about dragging men along in airports . . . has a 8.99999 average. . . Quick- Wrist Levy . . . frustrated gum chewer . . . is always seen playing -with Joe . . . Yes, folks, behind that calm, quiet exterior lurks . . . ?? To Debbie, I leave Jack and his sacred chalk. To Bonnie, I leave an ear to replace the one I've worn out. To Hope, I leave an invitation to my wedding. This page sponsored by: The Milton P. Levys, Ir. ii , f ' 3 f af? S ,4 gli ,1 Cares a lot for everything. . . photographer . . . Humulus the Mute . . . camera . . . a nice person . . . always working on the Cavalcade . . . has a car that moves on air . . . Mrs. Ferrell's outstanding Trig student . . . always tardy . . . only Greenhiller to go to Mardi Gras for three weeks every year. . . New Year's Eve parties . . . aware, mature, progressive thinker, unable to hurt anyone and able to help all . . . great friend to have . . . beautiful person . . . his clock talks to him . . . Uncle Waltie . . . classy dude and believe it or not a great person . . . gentle . . . compassionate, a sexy devil . . . loves trig. . . probably the best boy. Cavalcade Editor. . . really nice guy . . . disorganized . . . How's Miss Roman, Walter? . . . Wally blushes . . . his hair is waterproof. Walter Milton Levy Has been at Greenhill for 4 years Cavalcade '73, '74 Photo Editor '73 Editor in Chief '74 Evergreen Photo Editor '73 International Club Basketball KB Teamj '71 Soccer '72, '73 Tennis '71, '72, '73, '74 To whom it may concern: I, Walter M. Levy, trying to be of sound mind and body leave to Sr. Gonzales and Mrs. Duffy forty-three dialogues in Yiddish, ALM style. To Robbie and Sarita, I leave them their interesting and symbolic conversations over lunch. To my cousin Sally, I leave you a BIG, JUICY, BIGGER, HUMONGOUS, SIX INCH, steak. To my brother I leave five more years at Greenhill. And to that certain someone, my Tuesday tickle me girl, I leave some of my heart. I wish her a fruitful and happy life wherever she goes. Ieri Loeb Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin '72 Biology Award '72 First Year French Award '72 Choir '72, '74 Class Officer '74 Cavalcade '74 Drama Club Oliver Finian International Club Mortarboard Outstanding Service Award '72, '73 ' Off Campus Chairman '73, '74 f Ski Club '73 VVho's Who '73 Cheerleader '74 Powder Puff Football '72, '73, '74 lk Jeri means energy! . . . uses one voice to sing with, another to yell with . . . Austin weekend . . . super good-natured . . . Together since Dealy . . . deceivingly innocent. . . Chipmunk . . . spirit . . . positive . . .and very nice. I leave to Terri all our conversations about her many loves, and to Amy an open invitation to visit me next year. To Cindy F. I leave no one to take her places in a little red Camaro, an endless amount of girl-talk, and many memories, I leave Ms. Holman a huge thank you for always being there. And P.S. - Cindy gets a Coit Tower from Swensens. 56 'A . ,big .ll Ez? W .am Iennifer Miller One of the super 7 . . . fun-loving . . . always laughing. . . great artist . . . honest. . . Did you hear about Penny? . . . nitzy flies . . .Joey T.. . . Europe '72. . . Look out for that. . . raccoon! . . . Bennett. . . L.B. and B.L. . . . a sweetheart of a girl . . . best friends with Hope B. . . . Jenn baby. Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Choir '70, '71 Montage '71, '74 Art Editor '74 Drama Club Echo Latin Club '70, '71 International Club Mortarboard Entertainment Chairman '73 Secretary '74 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Student Council '73 Basketball '71, '72 Field Hockey '70, '71, '72, '73 Second Team All Conference '71, '72 Honorable Mention '73 Co-Captain '72 Captain '73 Volleyball '71, '72 Elka. I, Jennifer Miller, being of an unstable mind as a result of the Greenhill School, leave to Rev. Joey Thornton a box of Buckwheats, and a nitzy fly from Athens 72 To Jose Gonzales I present the greatest honor Greenhlll ever presented, the award for being the WORST SPANISH MATCHMAKER in the UNITED STATES To Mrs. Powell I give you my deepest respect as a coach and as a friend. Last, but not least, I leave Greenhill to Lee Montgomery Has been at Greenhill for 10 years Choir '70 Chess Club '73, '74 Cavalcade '74 Evergreen '74 Photo Editor Associate Editor Montage '74 Drama Club Oliver Finian Echo Latin Club '70 International Club Vice Pres. '74 Ski Club '73, '74 Outing Club '74 Summer Studies Abroad '72 Rocket Club '70, '71, '72 Soccer Club '71, '72 Track '73 All Conference TISC '73 mf' .1 Y .gs -T' Qs i . .. 5 1 , , - ' if ' i ' i ' gifs ,1 - inti . f We Q-71 ' ,, . ZPI . A ' ' . ,, ' Evergreen whiz. . .makes great drinks . . .Europe '72. . .Victim of Decatur . . . Isn't he the guy with the silver Camaro? The one you never see . . . Iterbo . . . Shanti . . . Mr. Kittleman's pet peeve . . . your new rug is coming next week, Lee . . . attends classes when he wants to . . . beautiful guy . . . say cheese . . . barefoot in December? . . . Every teacher's favorite student. . . track star. . . stretch . . . has a beautiful farm . . . great potential . . . no enemies . . . aware . . . brilliant and has deep insight. . . loves to have fun. . . never disagreeable. . . good humored. . . Witty, cynical and generous. . . LeeBee in his silver C. Sadly we pack our strumpots with the murky details of a good pastg but we must not leave our hearts behindg for we will need every corpuscle to fight our Way to the bend in the river, and beyond. Basketball sweetheart. . .royalty at Greenhill . . .loves challenges . . . Greg, Tommy, Jim, and Wyn . . .has faithful followers everywhere . . . Germany . . .super '72 . . .Baten . . . curfew of 3:30 . . . cheerleader queen . . . You tell your mom you're at my house, and I'll tell my mom I'm at yours . great friend. Kimi Morris ' f Q' Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Jennie Stuck Award '72 Class Officer Secretary '71 Cavalcade '74 Sports Editor International Club Mortarboard Basketball '71, '72, '73, '74 Field Hockey '70, '71, '72, '73 All Conference SPC '73 Volleyball '72, '73, '74 Cheerleader '72, '73, '74 Head Cheerleader '73, '74 Homecoming Princess '72, '73 Homecoming Queen '73 Valentine Queen '72, '73 Powder Puff Football '71, '72, '73, '74 Captain '74 Hon. Men. '74 I, Kimi Morris, being of who knows what, leave to Kathryn a little more super soul and our great . times together, lot's of that good old Hornet spirit to Stuart, a box full of giggles to Kit, to Jan, our ,A long talks, to Chris, all my good advice, to '74-'75 cheerleaders, loads of fun and good luck, finally to Mrs. Holman I leave many a gray hair. Steve Oualline Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Computer Award '72, '73 Math Award '72 Chemistry Award '73 Drama Award '73 Outstanding Band Student '73 Astronomy Club Band '71, '72, '73, '74 Section Leader Chess Club Evergreen '72, '73, '74 Layout Editor '73, '74 Drama Club International Club Rocket Club '70, '71, '72, '73, '74 Vice Pres. '71, '72, '73, '74 Who's Who '73 Stevie Wonder. . . math genius . . . Wally . . . spare time spent trying to beat his calculator in chess . . . Sliderule Slim . . . Astronomy Club . . . computer that didn't wear tennis shoes . . . Computer Kid . . . input output . . . rock study. . . when it comes to lights for any drama production Stevie works wonders. is S ,M N .15 av Y S . ,MM 3 R71 ,.- -,, 'R ' 1 3 -.ef ,A I ' li- 1, +-. iv? hx 14,2 'iii' q'4v-'M' ,. L ' Z,, 'It3, ,-AY' , . 'i-za fifiizvf, , ., i 1. ., Q r'. 1 K., . ,ta i,3.i.',-f7...f . ., N gg fi :V ,T 'r ,A , - ,, 4 r Q, F' A Yi' , - 6 x 1-2 -3 -A .-'sf - - 'A .. Q 4 fi 3' -45 ariwsff in Kathy Peppard Ruskie . . .Wanta jelly. . .call Pepl. . .school brain . . .literary genius. . .I'm18!. . .was in my bluebird troop. . .'Big Kat'. . .far outl. . .at Greenhill forever . . .Thornton. . .creative. . .depth delver. . .composer . . .poet. . .song maiden. . .atruly beautiful person. Has been at Greenhill for 11 years Russian Award '73 Greenhill Pin '71, '72 English Award '71 Choir '70, '71 Class Officer '73 Vice Pres. Montage '73, '74 Associate Editor '74 Drama Club '71, '73 International Club Ski Club '73 Student Council '74 Who's VVho '73, '74 National Honor Society '73, '74 Secretary '73, '74 Basketball B Team '71 I, Katherine Peppard, do hereby bequeath my last will and testament to anyone who feels that they have something left to give. This page sponsored by: Geo Map Co. Ianet Lynn Pollman Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Greenhill Pin '72, '73 First Year Spanish Award '72 Choir '72, '74 Drama Club Finian International Club Mortarboard Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Le adora Mexico . . . Miss Tan . . . plays the Mexican Rock . . .Rhea's pet . . .agoodfriend to have . . . belongs on a Q.T. commercial . . . music . . . SMU . . . S.J. . . . HU KL . . . finished all her college applications in September . . . Wait a minute, I got this right, the book says so . . . W.W. . . . fill her up. . . best friends with J an . . . Miss Acapulco. I, Janet Pollman, leave to Mrs. Duffy all of your own paper grading work, our long talks in your office, a new right hand to replace the one used in writing my 5 colle e recommendations, and the deepest of gratitude and admiration. To Mr. Gonzales - mil graciasf' To Mrs. Setzer - new choir facilities, and I leave you the coura e to continue giving as much of yourself to ogler students as you have' given to me. To Mrs. Wolfram I leave my great appreciation. To Mr. Fleming I leave the memories of my 3 years as your advlsee. To my sister Marcie I leave 5 more exciting and fun-filled years at Greenhill. To all of my friends everywhere I leave beautiful memories of the past and everlasting friendships. And finally to Mr. Thompson I leave my Acapulco Gold.' P.S. No - I am not going to college in Mexico. 'Rf Pottsy! Right on GHDCI The Official Cardinal Puff . . . says what she feels. . .carefree. . .easygoing. . .creative. . . intelligent. . .loves animals, more than people. . .cat. . .wild . . .Geronimo. . .alover of life. . .our beloved president and cardinal. . .Wilkes. . .likes to roll houses. . .but, officer. . . always on the go. . .slaps people in the head. . .please Mr. K., let us out early . . . ready when you are. Cathy Potts Woke up this mornin', With nothin' on my mind Nothin's what I'm lookin' for Nothin's what I'll find. Has been at Greenhill for 6 years Choir '70, '71, '72, '73 I Chess Club '70, '71 Class Officer '70, '71 Pres. '70 Cavalcade '73, '74 Evergreen '73, '74 l Montage '73, '74 Drama Club Oliver Echo Latin Club '70 International Club Vice Pres. '73, '74 Ski Club '72, '73, '74 Outing Club '74 Rocket Club '70 Student Council '72, '73 Basketball '70 Field Hockey '70, '71, '72, '73 Cheerleader '72 Powder Puff Football '70 I, Cathy Potts, being of sound mind and body Cand wishing to retain bothj, I leave Greenhill. What I leave is not important, just the fact that I leave. Mary Robertson Has been at Greenhill for 2 years Cavalcade '74 International Club Mortarboard Summer Studies Abroad '7 3 Volleyball Powder Puff First, to Pepita F. I will all our never-ending conversations without saying a word, to Carolyn, I will these things, much coveted copyright to The Saga of the Two-Fauceted Tub, future lunch strategy sessions, two honks and some high heeled shoes, my pom-poms, lots of sunsets, the strength to persevere and finally last, but not least, happiness! To the other Mary P. a smile and a lasting friendship, and to my weird sister a lifetime supply of rainbows. This page is sponsored by: Plastics Manufacturing Co. Europe '73 . . . one of the super 7 . . . problem feet . . . throws a mean glass of waterll. . .Harry's Bar?!. . . who's Wolfgang?. . .wouldn't go on another Greenhill trip . . . diving with Burford in Caribbean . . . skiing at Lake Whitney . . . Green Flash Triumph Spitfire . . . loves trig?! . . . Blondie Blush . . . Indian Princess . . . artist. . . Mary, Barb, and spaghetti?! . . . Texas accent. . . super nice. . .really has it all together . . . a friend forever. E574 sf' Ellue Camaro . . . hey do all the girls really love me? . . . Buddy get off y clean car . . . Great guy that looks like someone I know . . . loved by parents. . .really. . .Elmo's. . .Wo-hoo. . .he still has my locker . . . girl chaser. . .desperado. . .bird legs. . .areal success and will go Ear. . . duh, you're tr-trying to tr-trick me . . . hey coach. . . Oh! My hite upholstery. . .No. 87. . .football captain lim Critchfield Robison Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Nominated for the ugly man contest Evergreen '74 International Club Outing Club '74 Basketball '72 Football '71, '72, '73 Captain '73 All Conference TISC Honorary Mention '72, All Private Honorary Mention '72, '73 Soccer '73, '74 Captain '74 All Conference SPC '73 All Conference TISC '73 MVP '73 Powder Puff Cheerleader '73 To Cindy I leave my study habits and my math grade. I leave Huevo to Russle Delk. To Lisa I leave Tick's colored U.W. To Foxy I leave my thought and love. Deborah Rodgers Has been at Greenhill for 6 years English Award '72 Greenhill Pin '71, '72, '73 Class Officer '73 Montage '73, '74 Editor '74 Drama Club Echo Latin Club '70, '71 International Club Pres. '74 Mortarboard '70, '71 Who's Who '73 National Honor Society '73, '74 Pres. '74 Basketball B team '71, '72 No-Color Man For five years of my life, or ten, I lived no-color. In a beige room I talked clipped whispers with a lady who faded while I looked at her. Even our voices were oyster-white. My generous monsters were pale as puff balls of dust. Leaves on trees I grew turned dingy. I mowed stale grass. Friends parked station wagons like huge dead mice by my house that was nearly invisible. Dollar bills turned pale when I kept them in my wallet. I dreamed of mountains gray like oceans with no house-lights on them, only coffins that walked and talked and buried each other continually in beige rock in beige sand. Then I discovered the color yellow. I drank yellow for breakfast, yellow at lunch, gold for dinner. Red was the color of pain. Now I eat red all day. The sky is her yellow color. The grass is red, the sources of the grass are orange. Sometimes no-color years rise in slow motion like Mozart on drums. Their name is Chumble. They smile as pale as grass but red piles like needles on my eyes. The color yellow promised me everything. It snows red this month of May which is July. Yellow lives in California. Red islands float like the pain that this book is about. Donald Hall 'Katz' I Y a.,m 4 Www ,, WWW-fvf H ' 'R my 'E Lynne Elise Rosenthal Quack . . .frog. . . Huh? . . .g'iggles. . .G1enn. . . Duckie. . . I'm not stupid . . .ARosentha1 isaRosenthal isarose. . .just try to shut her upl. . .MGB oris it CB? . . .Quack II . . . Lake Whitney party. . .a nice friend . . . I'll room with you Lynne VVhose week is it? . . . takes life as it comes Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Choir '73 Cavalcade '73, '74 International Club Mortarboard Powder Puff Football '73 I, Lynne Rosenthal, hereby leave to Toni Polk: a peaceful year next year without me bothering her While she's trying to study. Sharon Weiner: my great driving and all the free time I have while she's studying. Suri Dubin: French Class. Becky Rogers: my calmness While taking tests. Bonnie Gerson: next year fwithout mel and lotsa luck. Nancy Ann Rosenthal Has been at Greenhill for 3 years Greenhill Pin '71, '72, '73 Choir '71, '72 Evergreen '74 International Club Mortarboard Who's Who '74 National Honor Society '73, '74 Tennis '71, '72, '73, '74 Homecoming Princess '71, '72, '73 Homecoming Valentine '73 Basketball Queen '74 Powder Puff Football '71, '72, '73, '74 4 ' 5 qv Q if 'Ns To Cindy I leave a cherryffulj New Year and to Minnie Mouse I leave a year's supply of pens, pencils and notebook paper - they may not match but they will blend. t ,,,, , X H+' X nf.,,w, K kim -W A K T. N ' ,,.... in s e is , Bingo Queen . . . always in Baten's El Camino with Hutcheson . . . can be caught sneaking out of her bedroom window after football games . . . incredibly nice . . . Jim . . . waterbed . . . O. P. . . . the girl everybody's mind is on, but don't let Jim know . . . loves to ride in yellow challengers . . . I've got to study . . . noted as the most beautiful girl in the school . . .the D.Q. Dude. . . a social that wants out ii 'Q Robert Benjamin Schultz Tick . . .A paradoxical character. . . Macho. . . 385 . . . Good man. . . Wow! . . . Corrupted or corrupt? . . . Sexy shirts . . . When I was in Acapulco . . . . . . Never has to worry about his hair getting too long. . . Afro . . . Mr. Smooth . . . Let's take a bath . . . 'despair snuff' efilg ,.. fs' 41-416 I 4 ft? 1 'Li Has been at Greenhill for 2 years International Club Outing Club '74 Football '73 Captain '73 A11 Conference TISC '73 All City '73 All Private '73 Track '73, '74 Powder Puff Cheerleader '73, '74 I, Bob Schultz, being of sound body hereby leave Lisa Z her favorite uh-huh. To Cindy Frank I leave the revised edition of The Book when I'm through revising it. And to the Greenhill Coaching Staff I leave my thanks. Bye - W It 3 K sg., as we 'wa IQ R ,gre 7 X fi I in .:,l , it it so Daleann States ,ppp xi' 7 ' t , ,552-'gs Has been at Greenhill for 9 years 7 , Cavalcade '74 Evergreen '74 Echo Latin Club '70, '71 International Club Field Hockey '71, '72 I Tennis '70, '71, '72, '73, '74 MvP '71, '72, '73 . A E 7- Daleann's page is sponsored by Dale and Maxine States Crazy, Kindy Buddy . . . loves to drive, yellow 240Z . . . tennis champ . . . Ohhhhh, Uncle Willy! . . . El Chico's . . . Edith Ann . . . Let's go out for lunch, Bango! Did you read the chapter, States? Who me? Are you kidding? . . . Where's States? . . .drinks coke from the wrong end . . . Did you say there is a speed limit? to in I, Daleann, leave to Mr. Fleming a quieter office and a year's supply of Melissa's chocolate chip cookies to eat by himself. To Mr. Kittleman, I leave a dictionary of all of his sayings, and I leave the tennis team. To Cindy Brinker I wish her the best of luck in her tennis career and I will to her Willie Bob CB. SJ, her lover boy. To Nancy, I will my everlasting friendship and hope to always have the ability to raise hell Whenever We are together. To a certain person, who used to vacation in Phoenix but now vacations in Wichita Falls, I will my deepest love. See you at Trinity. And finally to Mr. Kittleman and to Mr. Fleming I will my deepest respect and thanks for all the help they have given me, both in school and out. Bye Pickle. 'N She's the leader of our gang. . . Er. . . Senorita Sarita Barita . . . always in the office of Jose . . . New Yorker. . . Communist? . . . Caution! . . . when Sarita gets behind the wheel . . . Women's Libber. . . Oh, Lovely Rita meter maid . . . literary pinup girl award .A ,w , A-'-. .7 . . sais.. -1.'.'.v5f ffwfaf ffl - .1- Sarita Betsey Uhr If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. - Thoreau - Has been at Greenhill for 2 years Greenhill Pin '73 National Council of Teachers of English Glory Girl '73 Evergreen '73, '74 International Club Outing Club '74 Student Council '74 Who's VVho '74 National Honor Society '74 Tennis I, Sarita Uhr, being of sound body and uh . . . fone out of two isn't badlj leave all the tapes I've made of our previous conversations to Jose, a handbook on H1001 Ways to Avoid Inevitable Troubles to Mrs. Randolph who subtly helped me to write it, a rooty toot toot and a more dedicated tennis player to Mr. Kittleman, my gold Firebird to Aberg, my hat and the memories behind it to David Nelson, and more educational luncheons to Nickg Pollock - I'll be seeing you next year! To Greenhill I leave a rebel who has a cause. Mike Wright Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Leadership Award '73 Greenhill Pin '72, '73, '74 National Merit Letter of Commendation '73 Choir '70, '72, '73, '74 Ensemble '73, '74 Pres. '73 Vice Pres. '74 Music Award '71, '72, '73 Natural High Drama Club You Can't Take It With You Oliver Finian's International Club Who's Who '73, '74 National Honor Society '73, '74 Vice Pres. Football '72, '73 Soccer '72, '73, '74 Powder Puff Cheerleader '73 Gets along with everybody . . . nice . . . Come on, Spare . . . side-kick with Meredith. . . choir boy . . .Pat Boone look-alike. . .math wizard . . . willing to share super brains with others . . . suffering from calculitis What a voice, what a piano player . . . what a man . . . A head full of brains and a body full of muscles! Always picking up the girls, Put me down, Mike. no wrong! . . . sincere I, Mike Wright, bequeath to Mr. Kittleman the art of integration because it is a horse. To B. J. P. I leave all of the cretaceous foraminifera in the world and my love. Good luck to Mr. Horner and Mr. Dunn on their Nobel prize. A special thanks to Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Setzer, and to Mrs. Ellis for their time and great patience. To Greenhill, thank you and farewell. ,.,. 9, ,LLW , gg I 1 . ,K kg, ggi 5-2,1 1? is in ,. X.k, kbixy -- .. n Q5 -Q . 7 it Q 4 'N WWW.. ... Debbie . . . one of the nicest people you'll ever meet . . . prettiest gal in school . . . Europe 73 . . .loves that Chocolate chip ice cream. . . artist . . . just a nifty person . . . always a smile . . . quiet and shy, I wonder why? 4 ' 'Q his 7, W Debbie Lee Zale as 05237 'S Z QI' 9.6 U at ,Qi ',' 0 '. P ,Hug ' aw- .U in mn.. lq.:q:3Q:,t,lg....y1 H .Q .V U ni, K t'1 Hvwa il ' tl 1 U it OQ,...,,,: . .. S Has been at Greenhill for 5 years Algebra Award '71 International Club Mortarboard Summer Studies Abroad '73 Powder Puff Football '72, '73 I, Debbie Zale, being of sound mind, leave to Lydia Clements all the Corvettes in Dallas. To Becky Rogers I leave the thought I will never go barefooted again, and to Cindy Zale, I leave my car that she loves so much. wifi 73 Seniors Bid Farewell To A Growing Greenhill YV' 'fx 9+ My M, ', A, it ' 'Yi' , ' ,T .,, 'iii ' .W nb. 0 9749 ,414 Ev was E I 1, If Q Iwo! Presents Its '39 w'5 1 T G S ss esffi M KY M H GEUN con tell sumgme :z m S-1 0 1-4 S1 Q9 out rn -1532 omeon R'ZiC'5hi,BRA5rE'SEW DRIVEITO ur33qSEADE G NZHEENHRL SCHUU! f K jffffffffafjff Y fffff The finclsfe . P Area Code 214 W 661 'IZ11 a e e. 0undStuden1 Austin Texas. V518 'X 5 1- e . It was Some Q .: 2 5 u vafgvued egeTHE BIG DECISIONS 'E . .W Of 2. g:f1S10x1'l'lge future always if 3 M5 the ,mga httle before you,re l gr xg. T ahead. up the present. 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In Cindy Apwisch their last year in the middle school, these students are look- ing forward to the Upper School. llillllg X fn. ' Q... gms .L K, . ax , - 5 l.':'M....f-.s y y 'ct -' If - t -- 955' , A W ., li wi if ' ' if gUqqf,r,!F:!f 3 Mgyili fin- , - r is-iff ' ' Andrea Auvermann Lisa Axelrod Judi Bandy Darren Barnett Michael Beck George Boehme Brianna Boswell Rene Briggs ...f,.i,,. -. Wi s ii 6 ti li A, , -' 1 Y J N 3 its rttto Av oout g g yrt ' Al 1' A af f Toni Burleson Q i -gf it Ji' Burt, . Iklk i TV r Tricia Calloway B B i 9 'X V P i af 5 -X 4'-F2 'E 3:If:f:3:f5 . er-, Eg 'ft iiktiiggv i' J IKWIH r ,W we 4 has ., A 1 V rtr Johnny Chilton Bryan Choate 2:1 Q r l +1 n W F l fl . ,f my 2 in 1 L ww. a ff, ' I gf Q l 2 E fl M i lgfv 5' .595 xg fflfs xi' 'tr BYE iff- 2255 L , . -.fi-g i' l W 5 . ii ti v .-Q, r . '13 ' D l ' , . 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I, 3 lu .ASQ .1 2.4 ' -, 7 A x ' , .wrt f',A: '-,fig 1 1'-Q Kellye Wright Jeff Zidell Rikki Rutchik Lynn Salzberger Mark Schnitzer sm-Oil Q 5 J:-15, - . , A as 3 Elm l QW- 4 ' W ,ui , 4 1 , lol Sl' 94 rr W 'Illi a Phillip Thompson Karen Tobias Douglas Uloth Brad Wolff Jerry Schwartz Joe Staley Kenneth Still David Stratton Joan Sussman enth Bryan Carpenter Katrina Clinger Lloyd Colegrove Winston Cutler Frank Davis Lisa Bemel Karen Blum Pam Brinkman Beth Burford K, gi ,... A if ,ve U 1- , of , an i . g . K Darren Dial Andrea Dolan Brad Dudley Jill Adler Gary Beck .Z W fav! K X 51 qi. . W 21. f 1 fm K- .1g,efze. f. Y- 1 I f , r. 1 x X 5 4 . 1 ,K ' Victoria Eastus Kim Forsythe C' Er , 1 K X gs. xr qt Nix .-H 'T' 5 ,W t QW, i fgiv 'A in M W .- Y: X, W 4 ., ji a g- fr? 'L i M X Dana Freling Vicki Gardner is ' j . xxx 'Q' Z 5, f ,i -rx ff I t 5 1 Although they are quite giddy and playful, the sev- enth graders are very interested in their work. At this point, they are beginning their social life and Dick Chaplin's has become a gathering for many of the stu- dents. In comparison to past years, this class is extremely aggressive. Mary Gerlach Eileen Gilford Leslie Glaser Leslie Ann Gray Lisa Higgins Beth Hixon ,,4Kf.g' lj - Ran Holman ' l i i 'fi 1 Kenny Kessel N i John Kittleman 5' is 5 Lisa Lehman if my Drew Lenox t ai as It A X WA f w V 'Ii ug 7- if Q . .,afm.N , ' we , N' ' - Q , R 5. M Q1 0-. er l 1' f ' . 'ty 'f ' Z2 gg KathyLevy q pr' fy yg it . 3 F f Q Lauran Levy f L , I fi 1 - '. w LCSte1'Levy K G R il ? , if L' g 'Q' .SQL QF 245. I if If 6 Stove Lieberman If ' K - ' lone Lifson 1 .. . , s ' x V. Q . X ' ' 15633 Q l tm Nusa.. 'H x--1 L. David John McNeill Steven Means Bobbie Jean Miller Walter Miller Tim Monnich -z' - f .. is Jeffrey Muss .. Randy Pearlman is Mary Ann Peppard , 'T t Mark Pittman ' i Marcie Pollman J ,h,. Q, 3 VE Wendy Pollock Q fi 1, x gl 1 'S Q' ,455 Andra Silverberg Harris Skibell Sally Smith Duff Stewart Phil Terry Heather Trim Dan Uloth Stuart Veeder . we Sixth As a group, the sixith grade class are very extraordinary. Each student is stimulating in his own way. Although they are quite mischievous, they are very beautiful peo- Lisa Ann Buckner xl . Lauren Busch Shelly Calloway Jim Clements Craig Clifton David Coney Cathy Corman Stacey Dorfman Walt Durham Tom Ellis WN' . ilsffgg I ' st s 1 , if , 5 4? if , , A S' w Q . Lg , .. fi X 4-. fl b ,'wa , N M ,W M. 5. .wsfk F M L 'Au l Xgrw 'N .z yi if E- g fil ' ii 1. 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The fifth grade class at Green- hill are extremely enthusiastic about their school work. They are so eager that they sometimes speak, before they think, when answering a ques- tion. Because of their competitive- ness, their writings are often imagi- native, containing a great deal of pas- sion. Alan Beck Pam Beck Henry Bemporad Alison Berger Carrie Blum s Robert Anderson Steffanie Andrews . el 5 g I . 1 David Bock Kama Boswell Kevin Dial Robin Donsky Brett Armstrong ta-, i-E tli E . 4 l ' lim 'Y JY YN Xl i i s D C 'Q -- fi A .Mi K 1, ,,,. A:,i A , ' li A Eiggml ll :34 , Z Susan Dowben Valencia Drake Julie Eckart o B wr-f it 4 Laura Fearis Anita Fonberg 4? fx: f ly i f r I 1 x ., k Ka K0 ,ff X Q. , vw , 5 M f Q Pei Jeff Gold W 5 b , KM, 'W ' 5, , l '- t- . f, ns. - t. 4 1 4 ' 4 .X .v B 'hir' K: KKK K f- . K x..L K K K K 'M fi is H if . u l 1 Y l l' fy' ,S 4 ' 15 ' . K. mm.. K. 'Alix . . 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E42 2441521 'if fish S unni Q ,kV' M Alyyi Chell Newberry 7 James Cnstott - - M Alan Peppard ' QA . ,w w 'A i . 1 h in 1s Q2 i 'A-, , if Thomas Perryman ' H mmhh my - : gf Tom Pettinger ,Mi fflin 5 e f E L Jill Ann Pieper I ,iff fi' A ' Matthew Pizette - xii , . . if L 'V Qimiii T Laura Prager Linda Prager Kathi Ravkind Timothy Robinson Steve Rogers 1 'QQ ' 1, r 3 f v i 1 Vu A A t. . . 1 .. wi . M -1-' -'F' ,1 f 1 X - fx v N, 1.4 'X , . A t .. f. A - 1 -I5 W1 ' 1 I ' , i X . ,, 41,'5,'-fx.':Lf, ffl ,' ' x z f ' pdf, sp: ,. .PH . X I A v. -fi :: r, - Mary Rogers Bethany Sartain 4 W 1 P S SE Sf 2 X e x 1 3S.x,f,ssi it is 'S txqm E W' Nh 2 W x g? Q 'fn K Y A ,gg 4 .f yn, X K K .-,fm K , J' 1 '.::.f. ' ' X 17- .V Y-'gu1j5g.f,6f1?bx...,:,: - Q, L, W3 Q N -l X . A553 ' f , t , ,,.. Y. . f . gl ., Q , Hmuin ga,y,g,,xg.3,153+-fAf'- ' ' 4, ., h ..-1 , f 5 Q 2 x f , vs E 5 .... , ugh 'ix lt 5 Q 33 F XQT' it s wikis: FY' 'QIEQH ggg i failli i ifis ,, X i , E ,iw sf.: ', z-54 X is E .. 3 swf I , Q,,.,' ii .125 f USS 'll . Q f' mil' in , ' ., an it Q. it fs: i l 3 ,L l ' H . -.Q 'g-.9,,p,,r 'X , ..-fww 3 o-.. 1 A 'Q .5 :L 2 as Q f ii' .if 9-' ' K. w 'X 7 J., we R A lt' ll 'f ' Q - ,r Q., .,, A' ,. Nw, ,!mffz'v.?'oR5i'5L ' David Schneider David Keith Schneider 'w-A . .Q r, ,SVP an if? ' 7.5?ff?f6iQ.f'6iili X D11 Q- i et A, 4 . rf' if Qfixiafiilh f sig ,,i.f 'Z i W ' 9 Taq if VUL Q 'r Wray . me SEQ 'NE l-ief 1- 3 fmt at Q03 lk53'2wf'aw-11:1 1-QW Jason 93,-'-if x-1 wa f 5' -xlkvu v' in Ui' Ann Schwartz Allison Silberberg Mary Smith ,tsglii Y fw- 'S i Stuart Somer Cathy Steinberg Valerie Stratton Ellis Telford f l -X X , x Tiff Thomas Tammy Tinsley Diane Tobias Eddie Weinberger Ellen Weinstein '65 1 S Nl i . H'- ., :Q R51- wty . David White X ' S' Qi Mark Young ' f en,ff'n 'S S T Q Dana Zale , if: I l .1. its '59 0 S X1 x 1 J 1 - n lug, 5 Fourth The fourth grade is a doing group. They have a side range of interest, including active participa- tion in singing, acting, and cheerleading. They are very dramatic and outgoing in what they do, and appreciate others' ideas. They have a lot to give, and they enjoy each other's contributions, and, most importantly, retain interest in their activities. S? Maia Boswell 2 ,,. .. Frank Bracken 3 Carol Brice if N idli . X s Robert Brock K v. Ross Bumpass Q V5 X' st, Dan Burton 3 A Qi Eg. X Dixie Carter - p Mark Churchill , I 3 Kirsten Clinger T ' ' or Cynthia Coleman if Q Laura Corman j i 3 Brent Auvermann '- - Q- Sheli Barnett , . . Alicia Beard fi' 7 S, 1 VQV: 7-. - J' 34 i.,mx,,,,,,,wQ Tis, .X mga- . ff - T .r Q ,..:,.iM,,r,..,q- ' i 5 I Q 2.1 :wwmlx XNQLHEWE K .. I , Y i ' Z :xii . ' - X x e 35 41 gm p - , . W . K ps F-A as P' ,.iii,i 1, '.,. ., .QV lm: . . o X . -.4 'W 1 t .5 T F q iie' is NW 9- l ' X iN!lll!Ill!nnhi.U llllirlriri. A Camille Cutler Paula Darver Tim Dolan li' Elizabeth Frankel Jennifer Frankfurt xx., i s X. ' W. , i X- h X , ,f vi' 'H X Xi' 'Ps ' W fag N -, 5 +-Mg' W' ,. . ,X JA ,, -fax . 'Y Y? '51 if hr Q0 O P Q 5. -f , H lk S' ' W P li. . r 5 K lm . ig .. 0' f i Y My if f YW K ez? f X X 'i , - 'HA-' Y I 1.11 as. 5,4 -. . Q . w 2:N,': . A I WM x , . Q :E ' 11 C mul. Lisa Frenkel Geordie Gerlach all . h is 4 'Y . ' K is 'U fd 6 in f vs. 4. T - . L 1 1 H en f 'eel 5' . nex t , it fi il L . x J' .., ' v his Q j.. h 4 K J' Q . 7 E .i H 5.3.2 .. Q K-. 1 R G ' it , 1 159 K V,hk . Km A 354:43 , 'Qu' 5- s fi Y Eli - 5-F' 5 ' ' ' qw- fa . ' -W-5'-' ' 'J-ff 0' ll 5 ' ' an CY. 'if' .w.'- Wil l' Barby Gold Dana Goldstrich Keith Goodnight Rick Grundnian Geoff Halaburt Kelly Hensley I t. eil y 2. X 1 'fit' 'U 'tially 1 Ann Kupfer Michael LaRue fi v- Paul Herron John Kennedy Mindy Klasky Elizabeth Horchow Jeffrey Kollinger Rod Lehman Susan Lieberman Brad Lipshy .3Z al 1 '5 2 . . I .. .Q ws, I 5 fu 4 A A ff l an , 6 Alaric Mack Matthew Manna Lisa Marcus Meredith Marshall Kathleen McElyea Rachel Miller Keith Money Kimberlee Morse Nathan Newman 'ln Mgr- wt s 9 - 1 f i Tom Randolph David Roth Kenny Rovinsky Pamela Rude X fl, I ,ei'il R: , if-Q Elly Sachs Keith Sartain Paula Secrest V i u v- ,. dan ' gu9 A gmuuunnnva .1 gan A '6uH 5?,S'52?l'5'5 ' ,. mm, 5 I ' null :lid .,F,2gnunlgg'g:llr:La 1 Fi .1 till!! 94133 1 n ?lilmxnl 5i'31 Perry Sharpless Stephen Shwiff .Ig 5 1.3 , If' ', x s. AWS EL Axe. 531 lllll l .g,' ,. X, yy 9 Wil, . 'HHH Peggy Sllven David Silver mv L30 Li Heidi Sperlmg 'XIV +- Paul Steinberg Alan Stell 'V NN ' l C ' . 'fi Q3 : 'f 'Xia-v' 1 P' 'inf .41 y., , L I V 1 I . f ell 7 , 4 a. . ey. he I , . A, 9.1 i li? ,. , N , -- vs Y' 'X we A lb . ' A ' ' . L ' y . ' -, ' .rf f 'i X E L W N v. K Q I 'iv , 'Wi .,, , ,L+ A' 1 I it Q L , . L w , ,, K 2, .. kr Y Q. . J V! Y-'It A, I, X. .M ...,, V ' Q , K ' rl' . A 'ig ' f if pe ' I ,f I QW i J Lf' fy fx A an an . 'K - i viii. eff? , , ' XQX4 l . C95-N P ,Ju e'br,2?i11:1 Amy Stell Jeff Susman Lynn Switzer Andrea Thum Lindsay Weston Ann Whitley Bryce Williams Scott Zale Rebecca Tohill Dana Ungerman Leslie Ungerrnan Michael Weinberg Bill Weiss Third In the third grade the emphasis is on self-disipline, manners, and respect for others and their activities. The students are sensing a new feeling of freedom and responsibility. They are gaining an increasing interest in national and universal affairs, while at the same time learning more about themselves. . ki Marla Abramson , xi Kimberly Anderson at Alexandra Baker Doug Benson X . . -'Q ,ig J! i Darron Carpenter Darian Carr Mary Ann Casey Lissa Cass Kay Chilton Devcrcaux Cleaver Jane Couch 'fl Tibi Decker 5 . Grant Dorfman ' 7 Tom Dowe A F3 Q is X . Q , Kristen Duckett Deanna Dunk Allison Durham Ta, we ai Q ef W Q Q , L.LL f gifs F X 'B 5 , 'ww-r :vw V l fbitis -, ,j,3sg'4, H+ F' - ,wen -Q WR t. N , .Y X XVI l'a' 'l , f f., - f , fri 1 , ii, -Bi Riss Estes David Finkelman Charles Fischman l . , w , bs , .5 A . w f . -4 N r k x 1 my 'iff ,Joan lug.. 'N . ' . vw Hn' . 4, wins., ' ' ns ,, 4 Sl , P' x X rf X ., Qs: it - - . 'S L' -. Yi ,' Aflg' N km- ,v-'33 Qt -.IL-.-'y T. ,Avg - Mn...-v s .. Q 1 7' K m1,,nF ,- 1 ul',p s. no U ....g.-. 1,-3 1...-uv nj . ' h u ',--,w,,,,,,. 4 Kurt Johnsen Ben Kassanoff Q 'extra 21 - , iiizll S 1 ?'a:.1'f. '52- s 1 121' xi 1 Nancy Hochstim Michael Hurst David Itzla Karen Halaburt John Hamlin Katrina Heald Laurie Hinson Darryl Glaser Russell Glass Susan Goodnight Lisa Greenleaf Julie Grossman Michael Medvigy Lisa Meech Lee Miller Samuel Mitz Michelle Mulder Jordan Muss Lauren Linn Dana Luby Carolyn Marks Maria Martineau Deborah Masters 55 5 X JB Q , yew - . ' 'X l up Julie Kutner Sallye Lane Phillip Lee , th is f' 'N x, 'N Sf ' 4 I ,4 it X1 fx ' sslxa, . . f'f 'l , DQ. 4, ,, , ' s Q n n Tom Nelson David Perryman Elise Pettinger Matthew Kelton Lynn Kupfer X it rm to 'Sis-f 3 I lm ml N ' gybll . 933 t af ef K lm. L K 'lil . 1 4 it as isp is 1' ' L o f as fr, 4w It ya Tx. X N if mule k,.- 1 JFS S J S J it -ff e - , L -mi, , Q. K K 1 f '1 Q, K sag. be Q ' W-L5,:f . .1 it do 30 ,S iiliflkzail S f J W ' 3 fy- yi 1 i I Hiilfiiii' liiS',..f's' - 1 J J V :1.y,.g my :QI , M S xl Tony Pieper Pam Porter Judy Raden tffk, K i , sf N- . - 'iff fi x s .,.,,'! ' 3,3 JP ig R I . assi W L tg 4 wx S. 'ff kigq- K . i. 2 1 . .T ,il N' o -. ,X 3 . , . 1 WH ,QM r V iral ssh AE is .Q- Q . . 'N I '4 f 5 H J . . -ff? f , ,. V4 K: .t or , fl 3- , -fs. H4 if . 2 ' tgp P A ..f..-:' ,. 54 K. I ,'iggiEf5? x ,. grssz, , ' . J .sf-. ' f -.,.- ' Q 4 - gf . , z , 2 gc A s is . A f l is i A. fs Wa- N fav---..WLBWP.:-1. - law X '.--,z'.-- 1 +gxx:,..-- A 2 , f Q ,ln ,l iuul' 'N .1 XL . W 'hu gl f 0111: 1 gi, hz 5 in an Wa lush. '-- ' '. , -2 . , 'Q' 5 -X' fs-, 'fu ' '-.X -lr l -' w i ' John Whitley Reed Williams Susan Willms Loren Zidell nf. w 8:2-2.5!-51.42 ' . I li v if 54-is 5 ' fl. 5, is si' v Sl ' ' Mr' , rg' ia14,21,vU 'f :yr f .'-ur-we ...ri-!,,s,,a. f-, w 1' 5'. XYZ.. Q Va y l V x ' .g !i ',z','. . Q It i 'J '- 74 s2,:,g'5ai, K ' Todd Schneider Robert Scott Deirdre Scully My Sherri Seidel Andrea Simmons ff Don Stalnaker 5538 Kg A .xi 1 , 'f,X.Qq,,,1eii 'I rf: Q M its Jeffrey Steinberg Robert Stone Gavin Susman Chuck Weinberger Dana Wertheimer Aff' Snag ' 2- ,- 'g .no- XI? we Ax, 'Q J A-,,,,,,., ,ag Y. Second The second graders are at the age when they still like their teachers and are interested in pleasing them. They are especially curious, and continually ask questions about everything, and even the smallest thing never fails to excite them. They never wear out. Beth Ablon Lisa Abron Barbara Agnich Blake Beath Brooks Bell Brad Bracken Shana Cohen Terri Sue Culberson . i . 5? git ,Q xg ! at Q 2 I' l :i .nfl 5 . 'fft1,gg9iH2'2.ifllfz if 1, -'pk N J its 1 7 :fi 125.4 '1fPf' ,l. ,F . ,- f. . .ftuswm a . Ea. R N. V l V' Nw 2 X .. gf is ' x f r KK kk . Q 1' V ii W' A Rx Q, H is s N 1 'QA 51, i Q 5 X l lil 5 3 A x 1 S H 2 L ' ' fi f 'ff Q ,K VA Q 1 4' Richard Dulany Seth Fagelman Patti Feldkamp Heidi Fixler Peter Frenkel Castor Fu Madelon Galland Betsy Gilbert Garret Glaser Susan Goodman 4.4- .. -..4I,-gn 0 LL M---W aaat,aa atta A maaawew gg l3.i i 'W-'FY Holly Grundman Peyton Hayslip Mark Heimpach swirl ,R 4 .45 Peter Henderson Katie Hudson Julie Anne James Ginna Johnson . 1 e - s 51 1 s Q- ' ee be J Q-'Will X L be is r' J i if -rl?' Fil ' 1 ' . , Q- -P .ihJ Ken Kokko Jonathan Kutner A -eis Edward Lehmann W Mike Lewis R, L Q .G ,y ' 'Q Ev U 45? -- Z SL . ' f x, 1. V. 3 Holli Lowe Lee Anne Maser L, V i l J t . . p l Leslie Marcus ,g Q ,ia xx L Julie Leibman David Lipscomb Michael Lipscomb David Liston Randy Lieberman Meta Johnson Thomas Johnson Neal Kassanoff Michael Kirshenbaum Kim Kissinger Jennifer Klein ,ff ZW ,, , , , -I' if Sophie Sartain Kristina Schindler Alan Schnitzer Susan Silberberg Martha Simpson Caren Skibell f. If I ,fy sr 'inf i ,A Will Pettinger Susan Reeves Tony Rose Karen Rupert 'W' -3- .' I I Q-M? E Sammy Myer Paul Nelson Jamey Perrenot xl 4. p i W S? , 1, . :saw 1, i 95. Qi' 'I ... X53 J. , 3 x x I 1,0 A A ff 1 5,4 S- -,nw -iqqyw -55. Q3 I '85 nf ,'-f 1. f ,. x 'f sql' ' I A . ., y' Ir, 1 R 1 it S 'L ,sl L, '- se an on ooooo xi, , Jx wfgpn 'gf . ..' 1:5 L 1 nigga. sg H Q W . ' , ., at t li 1 W ' - 5 'as 0 1 Amy Susman Sharon Thum Laura Trapp Amy Unger Sheila Wallace Amy Weinberger Debra Weiss Sean Wrather Charlie Zambori V 3- 1' ip 4 be X ,, E .ff- nil 4- 7,1 ,.. 3 in . I , . p..p::xp H ' ooss L Q , :Q , o n 1 A, A X , pg Ik . ATVI A 1' S' - S S2 1 S az als .eq f l L i I 5 i Q I PamAbramson Q,,,,, p Tiffany Allison 'I , 0, ',1 'g'k . mms-1 ...fi ii ...---,.. '. ':-' L' ,.., . ' -X ii f - fa 4 3i C X Q - Q5 11-,, , ,, if f: A S1 I First The first graders are inquisitive and impulsive by nature. They are also generally unpredictable, but can be depended on to be compassionate and honest almost to the point of bluntness. Allison Aranson Mark Arnolds Adrienne Baker LZ-Zcizix ,-1-.VZ-:-. - T'-f-. . nl: A R H xi ,J A . ps B A- Z David Barnes ig g 'K .5 5 1 , , Sharon Bernstein 'gi A Q x ' 'W - ig ia' piipp 1 7 Deidre Bradford it , up p Q uyhp Q A l Don Brennan 5 B ip ii' if! ,.,. 'N ' Michael Breslow 'Ag1fW X it 0 . 'I f ' ,f ' , 2'Eg 'f5 'E R XQ X f was -:vs Kate Cravens fic: i X L Johnny Curtis .-15323: .- . t i Q A 5 'A s:5:::.:' .f , nij.-ing. My , i - ,V X -. 1: ' f .f ' L J, ar -f 'S W N' 2, :- f-. .wp - , If -131-0 am ri'-. :xl :- . 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Each is a unique individual. They are extremely verbal, and the class size of twenty helps them establish a close relationship with their teachers. Laura Gossett David Greenleaf David Greenwald Scott Jordan Karl Kokko f A um pi Iaea p ' t S xx Q i Q, F mr 'uf sl Larry Prager Laura Rodgers Rush Waghorne Jim Walker Scott Lambert Michael Manna Sam McCall Tracy McCutchin Stacy Orenstein John Perryman Pre-School Kristin Adams Bruce Agnich Brooks Alkek Jeffrey Anderson L il: B Q gms - sms 2 ffi- ifs- .,.-4 L - f ' sf 7 L A' ,LL I, L .k,. .. p . i f Q A L f Q f L - 'sw'- Barbl Sue Astrahan ss wtf QL L Lp ' L LL Madeline Baker L A q g n,s1,o s'r' Xp f , L XA fm, v : Sage Baker it L L t ts- ,L - Lf-gh Barnett A l L l L LL,-t r as l Leshe Beck E 5- Spy: 'V Q f f, . ,.: k,,- L -L Y i n ip, ,k .kL. fx. LL 4 K K -- L ,K ' 'Q-3? .-V. 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JOSEPH THORNTON AGNES BALDWIN WESLEY KITTLEMAN Assistant to Headmaster Head, Pre-School Director of Admissions Rulers sn?-xp Q 9' gf Facult Gro sln umber, X 3 - - ii A i BX Glenda Anderson Art ' nn,, he ,nLn1nnn, , A A XA- Charlotte Anthony Dorothy Auvermann Marilyn Auvermann Pre-School Pre-School Math 40 Vicki Ayer Cmd Baker Barbara Bembry Stephen Blanchard Lower School Midd e School Secretary ,ffl ,..---'-45 Carole Borshard Thomas Brennan Language History !'lEvQY' S'. Talent .. 'n o.:,i 3?-.231 Carla Brown Marie Brown Lower School Pre-School X A i WA li X gil i imma: s . 3, f 3 is amy' 'Q '56 Ev-, 13335551 A fa. sm ok S in 'tr N 9 'QL 3 Z, X X-Q if , , LN, .oif Carol Cain Mike Carroll Hlstory Pre-School Kate Cecil Latin V f- .. ff so f Zh Danny Corzine Sandy COX Rosemary Cox Lower School Lower Schogl Librarian Barbara Darius Librarian Mrs. Donna Sue Works Visiting Guest Diana Cobb Art ii ' ,X N 3 v ., Q l 'rA 4le 'il 131 2 Will Fulton English Veldean Dennis Head, Fine Arts A'W 4wH-A,,,,.,.--f Jeff Devin Lower School Estelle Dickens Lower School K 11 Diane Dolan Head, Reading Lane Doyle Business Office X s 1 fuer' ' .L . - 1:1 - , .. , 'if i Q -nw .AV .. 2E2555?:?:'?i'. - ff 'i.' N 141515 pf f' X 'Y ' .3 P' 5 sf, 'Qi' 'X Sai-. 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Maggie Lepair Language ,eve if' Chris Magefski Pre-Sc ool ef' eeee 'ff' ' 'isle 6 Q I r Q Emil McLau hlin Ile-Schooq , 0 . f Doris Pfrommer Attendance 'R 0,5 Pat McGee Pre-School Lavonda Monk Bookstore Betty Jane Pollan Science J 47 , f 4' - . . 5 if Nanc McKinney Igeading Becky Moore Lower School ,fx 44+ ? ... f ,, X 11-Q K. as C' We John Penter Science M 'VK an 'UW Penny Powell Physica Education Evelyn Robinson Lower School Virginia Pringle Pre-School 'fav-9' 1,327 Betty Roach Librarian Joan Roberts Lower School 0 Delores Rogers Math Suzanne Roman G 1.3 i .ifilf History Irene Schrag Business Office Jo Seidel Secretary inf' Muriel Seldin Language J anyne Setzer Music .Q Douglas Thomson Susan Weaver Primer Secretary Q flee? f Donna Toups Lower School A,-..-Q-w Ann Stautberg Art .41 William Steele History Erma Thomas Lower School f.-nv' Fran Vau han Lower Sc ool Peggy Wallace Lower School 7 It Takes More Than Teachers Drew Duffey Language 4 WL , ,V 1' 'frf Q Bruce Long Christine Eastus Head English Ha Mccain Hegciif Scienoe KVM-1 L Meg Lewis Math Ralph Norman Physical Education Barbara Wilcox Lower School Lee Hill Georgie Green Secretary Language Skills To Run School -fi. 104 4 Helen Misura Rhea Wolfram Lorene Zeiter Jan Zylman College Counselor Lower School Lower School Q Jo Seidel Secretary . . A 'uni - if KN H., vi. Lorene Richardson SX . M. cy fl ee Betty Skinner Development Officeg Typing Dietitian 3 iihi i ff' ,J-F A-ww A, , , 'ii-N.,,.,,,,.,,,.-4 . E3 E e 3 x Billy Tutson Maintenance i uns'-u srfa1:r': ruin- Exhibit of Activities , X X flw . Y' Applause! Applause! Chances to perform as a class or as an individual abound for the Greenhiller. Below left, Leonard Epstein acts as newsman in a play given by the sophomore English class. Middle pictures, middle schoolers drama. Far right, the fourth graders re- enact the traditional Columbus play. -.Wad Pre-schoolers' Nutcracker Suite presentation takes place at Christmas. Far right, Greg Delk is the moon man. 142 1 xx A rx get H i ,-, meme A ,W . ma 2 i'f'EiN-1k2:Szq- 'EEL . -sfesv 1.25111 .. afzfszif--'H - vizff me - X -- f sees at .. 'i'. ' eggs X KX , - 6 X X I N X X 1 ---. i iii Ei: i ,WMM ,Z ., We 5 sss is on ppppp 5 s 1 Ee Q il, , .. M: .:-f, .gk .em C... 'oai 5 csr..tk?K'5,,sE. ' X -' 13 'R ,sg A The Reindeer of the Primer, led by Rudolph, tell The Night Before Christmas. Below, at left, the lower school shows up en masse for caroling. :Q F5 Signing the Pilgrims' charter, above, requires decisiveness of a fourth grader. At right, costumed pre- schooler readies for his dance debut in the Nutcracker. Senior Kimi Morris Reigns At Homecoming Members of the court, above, are Jan Diamond, Susan Hen- sarling, and Nancy Rosenthal escorted by Clay Kelton, Mike Wright, Tom Box, Keith Cha- tam, Jesse Taylor, and Jon Keller. Far right, Queen Kimi Morris is escorted by Ches Cochran, and Greg Baten. Above, Court members Kimi Morris, listening to Jan Dia- mond, is followed by Lisa Zidell. Senior mothers, at right, are honored and presented by their sons. The Cochrans, the Robin- son, the Schultzes, the Boxes, and Mrs. Baten. Presented later were the Wrights and the Kel- tons. 144 vi. -is if -iii!! eifii' .w ,is ,sw -IQPK, inns, I xtirixy 'NC irtig f iii, , ,ir iii S 4 'Ut ,, ,M-ffiw NL: 'K' Senior Kimi Morris, at Left, reigned over the Homecoming dance held at Grossman Hall. Below, Jennifer Frankfurt debuts with her sisters, the twins. yt. At left, Susan Hensarling talks over Homecoming events with Nancy Rosenthal, another member of the court. Above, the Frankfurt twins perform at halftime for the last time at Homecoming. At right, the court is introduced to the home fans. Shit z. ai International lub Once again the International Club has sponsored several din- ners, organized by the presidents, Debbie Rodgers and Cathy Potts. One of the dinners was held at Lee Montgomery's house, featuring Mexican Food. Entertainment was provided by Gerald Jones on banjo, and Greenhill's own Wilkes Alexan- der on banjo and DeeAnn Hagler on guitar. Another dinner was held at Cathy Potts' house, featuring suckling pig. Robert Titley provided the entertainment, playing flamenco guitar. w fi sep' if Greg Giller, just above, waves to camera before getting baptized with punch. Meredith Alliston and Chuck Briant sink their teeth into the luscious repast of the Montgomery's. Upper right, Wilks Alexander plucks away. At right, circles form to settle international affairs. At right, Bernard Fulton, and at far right, Will Fulton, both partake in the covered dish goodies. ,pawn-.., U.S. Histor Trip Goes East This year Greenhill had a U.S. History Trip for the first time. Approximately twenty-five students participated in the trip, which took place over Thanksgiving vacation. The trip was Sue Roman's idea, and she was a chaperone along with Mr. and Mrs. James Hendrix. The purpose of the trip was to visit Civil War battlefields, universities and other historic sites throughout Tennessee, Virginia, and North Carolina. In a lighter vein, the group attended Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, held a burping contest, played frisbee and foot- ball and entertained on their musical instruments. 5 , Y, 5:1-T51 3, 'ua . li -M?-K, W' wi T We QQIIQ-M I Eierifsrs, Cheerleaders Add and lots of spirit - iffgiiiifilliigiliz Spunk To S Q ason Lots of hard work a squabble or two, a superior ribbon, and tons of fun, too! Top row, left to right: Jan Diamond, Kimi Morris, Lisa Zidell, Patty Martin. Bottom row, left to right: Kathryn Dorsey, Kit McCutchin, Jeri Loeb, Terri Davis, and Cindy Frank. 148 S X , W, ' l'i'. .. ,Tp , , f W 2. K' -V .S'.,u,:1,k I 1, . xg V qw. l Lf T! . qi. ' QR W Q 'fx 4 ',, , ' 'V' or if Y 2 5' ' N vb' T ,.', 1, A p d f: ' V , ' . i l -,., K My y i f J? ' Xa ,f Q at I f fr -f if 4' mf N bf 5 Z , E W M 'K , 1 , lr ' f 1 lu if ... af A-'Z xmas. M. 'Wg J M 'M A f ga: V ' ff: Y ,.:., 1 I , ,,,, , I Top, Lindy Burt, Ione Lifson, Lisa Pickens. Bottom, Gina Robinson, Lauran Levy, Tracy McPartland. Animals Give That atural Touch A unique feature of Greenhill is the miniature farm, which includes rabbits, goats, peacocks, ponies, etc. This provides an opportunity for the lower and middle school children to observe the habits and characteristics of such Wildlife. The preschool and lower school children also make frequent trips to the Dallas and Fort Worth Zoos to further become acq- uainted with animals. ., . l.', liz I L+ 5,75 'Yi' if W ,,'- i I , l it 1 k ., ,L - , 1 w x M W , N sqip if-ffgwlg? . A Y . -W hk -' . 0. ' A I ,-.,, 1' L ,,. V gifs 1' H '-t1, 344' V- fi-4.6, i' Ali Jew 1,9 ,. Lani fx . lu wp J , A nigf rms., f ' Mg,m,W' . wv,ug,c V- - L i WV,,,c TV gy, , q5V35,f:z??,g,i,,W sl MII l f fa , .4 z YM, , Ali' -.' 4 iffy, , f 'L , mv 1 ' 2 M 5 - 1, N -1 . i'5iqg2?1 1 ' Xue, 451 1, Q.. I' if 3, 4 r s ,,,o .,.-3: f.0f.i fav' f. we if ,Nl sl,f M -1 a ,Mfr mafi a, V -. -,V ,, in ,f.ff1t,., ,, ,,M,w if' l W t was ,rw unfqg 4-Q4'.Z , wi 0 , f f '- ., Q , i . wa H ' 'lf . Q ' 3' ' qv 4' 'il VI W Frolicking About The Campus if Many Facets To Education Education is definitely Greenhill's main objective, yet the Greenhill experience offers more to her family. Competition, performance, and a feeling of unity are all part of our school's purpose. We present to you a candid view of our school. Q, 'Q .E- sn -1723 . h-.. -V L ,, .N,,,Mv J . ,fl ,fig s r 3, X1 f if '- x f L . gm?-1 I The Lighter Side Of The Honors Banquet Kimi Morris decorates Mrs. Auvermann, At right, for her service to the girls basketball team. Below right, John Kel- lum sneers a grin as he awaits his letter. Below, Coach Flanagan and Chris Hollingsworth enjoy the head table. Above, Mrs. Randolph smirks at Coach Hendrick's dare to Cistercian's B team. At right, Robert Morton runs up the flag. anc Elected Basketball Sweetheart This year's Basketball Princess is senior Nancy Rosenthal. Nancy's court consisted of Susan Hensarling, Rana Hol- man, Sharon Wiener, and Renee Legault. sw-M M., auf, A , v -1 S n- g5 ! , J' ,, 4 'H S Q . A' :IT q Iijf -, .1 5 iff A i K E 4 L 2 V . fu, K ' ' fs l J H ' ' ' Y ' ,Vi .N Ig v t ' vi, ai A i l .ng Speakers Tease, Enhghten, And Challenge A successful aspect of the Greenhill school year has been the Open Forum a speaker series 1n1t1ated by Joe Thorn ton The speakers included a novel prize winner Dr Poly carp Cush, and a city council person, Adlene Harrison. Other speakers and performers were John Schmidt, 1972 Presidential candidate, Dr. James Moore, a Greenhill psy- chology teacher, and speakers from organizations relevant to the times. , xx. , - f lx 4 1' ul' tyt y r L ' 2 ,H A a s Board, PTA, Parents 9' sf . . . ' it G1veD1reot1on t r lv f' To Growth 4 e ypyy p l Eighth grade parents, at left, get oriented to new Levy iii it e1 building. Below left, Dr. Lemmon, director of the Greenhill board, welcomes new parents. Below, Mr. Fulton and Jer- rald Trim, vice president of the board, look over the fund- ' ,,,, A e , ,,,,, p At left, parents helped transport students on field trips. Above, Mrs. Nicholson, eyes closed, and Mrs. Lambert plan ticket sales for Finians. This page sponsored by Dr. Mark L. Lemmon 157 Girls' Gym Class This year the P.E. department endeavored to make girls' P.E more interesting and enjoyable. The activities included arch- ery, tennis, gymnastics and tumbling. The department's pur- chases of new archery and gymnastic equipment helped to broaden the scope of interest, as did the services of Miss Baker, Mrs. Ellis, Miss Hall, and Mrs. Henson. P , Pep ssemblies . . s. Sumulate l ' X drenaline Indoor rallies continued to be humorous and bawdy. Out- door rallies were a new addition to the agenda. Perhaps the greatest show of spirit was the girls' games in the SPC played at the Hornet gym. Middle school rallies were held in the gym open areas in the Levy Building. ocks P Q m . X 'x N, if O ,AG R SQ.. I Us 2' as A ww -4 if l fi Wa 8 I , J I ix 55 L L.. 11QQ.a dl K Lg,k EEL , fi Q H ,. N . , m,m1. ' J - A -I 5 4 Q ' . ' U ' -- ---: I K' QQ!! iff ' ' 'ff' f' ' V . W-P:-,, L I L ' f' xL-:1 - A - V - . --1 ml.. - .Maw ,-A, -M ., .V any Lzf ,xf, 5 ,,,.,ii,ai. ,skis 'iw , M. W.,. W vm ow -A ww ' fa 4 Football Squad akes Difficult Choice Although the team's record was poor, it still produced several outstanding players. The most valuable defensive lineman was Jim Robison. Jon Keller was chosen as the most valuable offensive lineman. Clay Kelton and Bob Schultz were the most valuable players, and Lee Gibson and Ches Cochran received the Jock Prather Award. Apart from team awards, Tom Box was named to the first All-Conference TISC team. 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L. . c . . - 1 , .1 . lee 1-1 at 4 ,., as '94, , it 1 .. 4 iiiiii A 'meer nw Mhffmm nw naw,-,fe:.'i.4!.!1 'fWaa.w.'21ll0.1nllv'vf+ 0 W'-'f-iw nv 62 Row 1: Frank Davis, Rick Ely, Randy Davidson 1421, Jay Klein 1541, Rick Kinkade 1111, Joe Liken 1731, Randy Rogers 1841, Jeff Dolan 1831, Paul Kelton 1801, Robert Moore 1881, Tim Dolan. Row 2: Robert Gibson 1351, David Nelson 1451, Richard Shultz 1521, Doug Box 1201, Keith Chatham 1671, Mark Berg 1651, Butch Chadwick 1601, Stuart Pearlman 1311, Michael Carp 1511. Row 3: Lee Gibson 1611, Robbie Hoffman 1641, Thomas Nelson 1251, David Nicholson 1431, Mike Wright 1721, Ches Cochran 1241, Jim Robison 1871, Jon Keller 1551, Tim Pickard 1231, Clay Kelton 1341. Row 4: Tom Box 1211, Greg Delk 1411, Robert Morton 1741, Russell Delk 1751, Greg Baten 1621, Tick Shultz 1851, and Jesse Taylor 1361. l -vs we Q i' if 'im aint ,Mt Q1'l 1 Greenhill 30 Lakehill 1 Greenhill 6 Bishop Gorman Greenhill 30 Trinity Christian HW is Greenhill 16 Southfield 0 Greenhill 1 Grandview 0 1 I Greenhill 0 Houston Marion 0 3 IAN inn, . G R y Greenhill 0 Fort Worth Christian 13 G 1 2 iii Greenhill 6 Fort Worth Country Day 18 iees if it Gis M Greenhill 6 Trinity Valley 30 Greenhill 14 Cistercian 35 G G 'W' GG Q fm- A ' Greenhill 6 Dallas Christian 33 l y +R ttiyt G , ,tttii y coach Tom Brennan, Dick Hall, Bruce Long, Rick Flanagan, and A 3 .T ' 'f ir ' , G as it 68 A f ., , . . 5 1 is Scogd is ' V' ?Jv,Tfk,I-'S 13 f' , ' V' ,'WE42Q'T,fr 'W J K ' yr wh swf, Q G' 'r f -. G.- ,J ,,, 6 f,f, 'I ef, f ,amy , N, Fumbles Recover? yi 1 Intercegwttlons G 1 'tt 7 9 .,., 1 ' 2 x ri Nam 4 P Y .ELK JN ,, F A t .S G R 5 M ' - ES- , A G G .Maw as t Q , .,,,,M,:GG,G fi ,fs it evil-Vw-I ' .A . X Y ,, ' ' IKNV ' G np-' ' .. GY N 21 -5 ' A G 1 A ., gvg' W' G, A it K ff Nr ii G '-Mu.- s ,G 1' . G fm G ' 'S' ' 6 3. I N D - ' . , . i - .'3'fluq- , 1, , -sialic: -' ' X .Q '-3195 163 Varsity Fizzles After Quick Start Iunior Varsity Share District Honors J .V. footballers consist of, first row, left to right: Michael Beck, Brian Choate, Jim McElyea, Tom Rogers, Jerry Schwartz, Brad Wolff, Greg Goldstrich. Second row, left to right: David Stratton, Rick Ely, David Hagan, Ran Holman, Jeff Muss, Adair Mcknight, Stuart Veeder. Third row, left to right: Hamilton Rial, Steve Zimmerman, Tim Monnich, Darren Dial, David Munson, Randy Pearlman, Larry Lundy. Fourth row, left to right: Frank Davis, Lester Levy, Jeff J effett, Tony Lovett, Harris Skibel, Mark Schnitzer, Barry Epstein. Fifth row, left to right: Coach Ralph Norman, Russ Nicholson, Andrew Kelton, Brad Wolff, Calvin Reeves, Joe Staley, Howard Kollinger, Coach Dick Hall. SW- . .,,23,. If 7 E v K I A-M kkyy ., M, i rf ff. X, - P is 3 P W . T ,-FL qyyhu ' k g XJ Wi 9 . L gg: l,,,,V itlxgsisg, ' , iif, ,A ,,. . 1 ni swims ,- f- . 2 H36 3 S 5 Michael Beck scored the majority of the J .V. points. Above, he draws a crowd of enemy tacklers. The fierce line awaits another charge by the enfeebled enemy. Field Hockey Team The Greenhill field hockey team finished the 1973 season with a 6-3- 1 record, and a surprising third place finish in the Southwestern , Preparatory Conference, with a 5-3 record. 1 The height of the season, aside from keeping a perfect record against Hockaday for the second straight year, was a 1-0 victory over St. J ohn's of Houston. The winning goal was scored by Vicki A Giller. Last year's champions, St. J ohn's had been undefeated in conference play for six years. The Hornets topped the list with six All-Southwest selections: cen- ter forward, Renee Legault and right inner, Joanne Powell were selected for the first team. Coleen McCulley, right wing, was named to the second team, and left wing Kathy Dorsey, halfback Kimi Morris, and fullback Jennifer Miller received honorable men- tion ' 4 ,- . sr.- Q Row 1: Joanne Powell, Cindy Alexander, Vicki Giller, Captain Jennifer Miller, Coleen McCulley, Lisa Auvermann. Row 2: Cathy Potts, Melanie Copeland, Brenda Dudley, Kathy Dorsey, Kimi Morris, Renee Legault, Peggy Norvell. Has 6-3-1 Season 3 no Powell. Left, SPC players resting after a hard game Below left, Renee Legault, Coleen McCulley Klml Morrls Joanne Powell, Kathy Dorsey and J ennlfer Mlller were named to honors team. Below Coach Penny P .. Qifitf' be f A l A I Full 1 'Pie JZ' lj! I' ,aw 2, ' ' X qelffaf W 1 , i Left, Renee Legault. Above, Peggy Norvell. 3-QA' 1 1 f: 'A iflfiwkfug' '-we P 'P n,,,,' 1 , . Q is Qhqgfffrricim' L 1' '5 J' nirfil 'T ,f 'W Q, A Young Teams Gain Experienoeg Wait For The Chance To Play Varsity wltfgqqauyb 1 , 12 Kneeling: Valerie Page, Karen Tobias, Brianna Boswell, Sara Plumlee, Juliet Redgate, Lori Huffstutler, Allison Garner. Standing: Cindy Apwisch, Lindy Burt, Rene Briggs, Andrea Auvermann, Kellye Wright, Pattilynn O'Connell, Leslie Dorsey, Lisa Pickens, Toni Burleson, Kelly Dolan. JK, J. M, 15, vf- if Iunior Varsity Play Good Defenseg Need To Swing More- Wicked Sticks Zi +1 ' -.f wwf am . Y -, .rr Basketballers Run To Hot Finish The basketball team had a hectic time at the beginning of the season due to the shuffling of the coaching staff. The confusion mounted as coach Long was replaced by coach Blakeley, who was then replaced by coach Flanagan. How- ever, this quandry did not hinder the spirit of the boys, The most valuable player was George Birdsong, who also led the team in scoring, rebounds, and blocking. Chris Holl- ingsworth and George Birdsong made the TISC first team, and Greg Baten and Tommy Box made the TISC second team. The captains were Robin Blakeley, Chris Hollings- worth, and Tom Box. which was shown by their victories in the Crandall and Red Oak Tournaments early in the season. In the final championship game, Greenhill ended in TISC second place because of a mix-up over the clock and a final basket. Coach Richard Flanagan, Doug Box, Chris Hollingsworth, Greg Baten, Robert Morton, George Birdsong, Russel Burnett, Chuck Briant, Tom Box, Robin Blakely, Jim Hutcheson. fter Slow Start In First Round Warming up before the home game against Dallas Christian, at left, the first six tap for rebounds. Below left, Russell Burnett hits the showers early against Trinity Christian. Below, Tom Box leads the hoopsters out against Ft. Worth Country Day. This page sponsored by: Baten Erection Co. ileiifin QU n gzyg I L. George Birdsong soars to knock away his 55th blocked shot. Above, teeth grind as Greg Grost, Coach Flanagan, and Russell Burnett struggle through the overtime against Dallas Christian. 171 B Team Stresses Quiekness The B team coached by Jim Hendrix ran, shot and out-hustled many an opponent. They ended the season right behind Cistercian and issued a challenge to decide first place using the sixth and seventh members of the A team along with the B team -just as Cistercian had done all season. Kneeling: Danny Butler, Tim Pickard, Mark Bowman Clifford Fischer Randy Greenberg. Standing: Coach Hendrix, Randy Johnson Bill Keffer Tommy Clark Randy Rogers, Jon Massey, Peter Aberg, Joe Zimmerman Iunior Varsity Has Long Season ers. Their 4-12 season hardly justifies the closeness of some of the games. , av 4' l we 112 C -Q 3, 5 , fs r s iii, C, , S l 1 W it C is S' fieiz , 1 C ' W T it R is it 'ii 'C R r! r : ' f f- 7 ' ' -- 1 7 Q 'T' - fi i so i . T , 4 V , A I P ' f- ' ' 'iii 'i i . , l Q at he C T sf T S 'f iiii T e , f l i' T t why' I i , A k I 5' V , V.V, ,za ky K fi , in ef , R if - l ' .1 ', ii , fi ' Q 1 , . , In .VLV Q M Q , Vr,.: 7rE,V V - V, ,..L4 Vz,,7. I, ,, ?, g r Q , ,, ,AV' , - ' - ' i 's'l -ii' ' .L ' i 1' I Llp I Y I I ' if' K Q ,'V'? lk 2 . 4, 4 zifd . A I Aftky W f - :I , , ry grl L R ?,, 1 K V1 V,,f if f, , i s ef i a .W M, i i if H W- . ,,5E' 'W-ei,-' ' ' - ' V Y ' 5 Z n V? - -,,, ., V Inner circle, Kim Forsythe, Rick Ely, Darren Dial, Stuart Veeder, Greg Goldstrich, Jerry Schwartz, Harris Skibell, David Farris, Frank Davis, Larry Lundy, Randy Pearlman, Brian Carpenter. Outer circle, Russ Nicholson, Barry Epstein, Darren Barnett, Michael Beck, Tom Rogers, Mark Schnitzer, Hamilton Rial, Adair McKnight, Brian Choate, Joe Staley, Phil Terry, Coach Ralph Norman. The junior high round ballers played an erratic style of bas- ketball - shellacking some enemies and behumbled by oth- Girls Go Undefeated In orth Zone amed To ll-Conference Team The Greenhill girls' teams continued their winning ways on into the season, finishing with an 18-8 record, and the TISC 1 Championship. The Hornets were 2nd in the SPC, going 7 undefeated in the North Zone, and defeating the Champion Hockaday by 10 points. Four of the girls were named to the All-Conference teams: Forward Renee Legault was first teamg Forward Joanne Powell and Guard Kathryn Dorsey were second teamg and Guard Valerie Holloway was named Honorable Mention. lit Row 1: Ann McDonald, Shelley Hoffman 1351, Coleen McCu1ley 1211, Kathy Dorsey 1151, Nancy Rozelle 1201. Row 2: Val Holloway 1141 Kimi Morris 1221, Kathleen McCord 1421, Renee Legault 1321, Lisa Auvermann 1251, Joanne Powell 1331, Coach Penny Powell. High scorers this year were Renee, averaging 25 points per game, and Joanne, averaging 20 points. This unique team was invited to San Marcos to settle the State Championship for private schools. In a nip and tuck game the girls were edged by the Southern- ers, St. Pius 49-46. l lnl,l XJ 76 B-Team Shapes Up B-teamers progressed to such an extent several were invited to Houston for the SPC finals. Below, Susan Baker, Elka Miller and Cindy Alexander tussle for the ball. At right, Cindy Alexander and Shelley Hoffman plan strat- egy. Row 1: Signe Erwin, Elka Miller, Coleen McCulley, Shelley Hoffman, Linda Morgan, Tosha Cover, Wendy Coleman, Lisa Wilkinson. Row 2: Jennifer Roberts, Brenda McLaughin, Jane DeLoache, Shannon Choate, Leslea Burton, Mary Cravens, Cynthia Watkins, Gigi Gartner, Susan Baker, Coach Penny Powell. 53 if ,,T.,, . A i ,fifgiz Eighth Graders Look Tough n Row 1: Coach Elizabeth Hall, Leslie Dorsey, Kellye Wright, Pattilynn T O'Connell, Andrea Auvermann, Coach l Penny Powell. Row 2: Juliet Redgate, Montein Alonso, Kelly Dolan, Sara , Plumlee, Judi Bandy, Tricia Calloway, Lisa Pickens, Tracy McPartland. Row 3: Cindy Apwisch, Laura Mayer, Kimberly Eastus, Toni Burleson, Lindy Burt, Brianna Boswell. 1,-. M 6 l , we RJ WCM I J A., it J 1 4 T s as-fs-f 4 8 Q J M V af, L' 'H-A-' ,Auf Row 1: Frances Rutchik, Karen Blum, Pam Brinkman, Jill Adler, Vicki Eastus, Dana Silberberg, Leslie Glaser, Coach Penny Powell. Row 2: Coach Elizabeth Hall, Wendy Pollock, Lisa Bemel, Beth Hixon, Kay Runyan, Beth Burford, Lisa Lehman, Lauran Levy, Kathy Levy. Row 3: Ione Lifson, Eileen Gilford, Janice Redgate, Mary Gerlach, Heather Trim, Alex Pratt, Dana Freling, Gina Robinson. Soccer Team Wins 11 The soccer A team started off on a gallop. They took three pre-sea- son games against Roosevelt, Pierce and Selwyn. The opening con- ference game was a 3-0 victory over Trinity Valley. Then came a shocking defeat to Jesuit, a fluke loss of 2-1 due to two penalty kicks. Ft. Worth Country Day and Cistercian games ended in ties. St. Mark's handed the Hornets another defeat of 3-2. Seven players made All-TISC - Sergio Mendoza, Dan Erwin, Billy Beck, Jim Robison, Butch Chaddick, Jesse Taylor and Dick Thiot. Seated: Erik Erwin, Dick Thiot, Dan Erwin, Sergio Mendoza, Greg Giller. Kneeling: Coach Hall, Billy Beck, George Lenox, Mike Wright, Jesse Taylor, Jack Diamond, Mac Henger. 0 Takes llPr1vate Cu s Titles At Christmas, the record was 1-2-2 and the team was 28 points out of first. Working during the holidays and on Saturdays, the team scored the following victories: Trinity Valley 2-0, Jesuit 3- 1, Cistercian 3-0, Country Day 1-0, St. Marks 2-0, thus winning the Private Conference with a 6-2- 2 record. The 2-1 victory over Country Day earned the Private Conference Cup. The victory over St. Marks after two overtimes by a score of 3-1 cor- ner kicks, earned yet another title and cup. The total record was 11-2-2, and the winning T.I.S.C. record for the Hornets was 4-0-2. Seniors Jim Robison and Dan Erwin received honors. X I-V, 179 Q 5 Soccer-B Mft as-ev' Front row, left to. right: Billy Clark, Richard Eiseman, Craig Lidj i, John McKnight, Chris Cook, Paul Kelton, David Schultz. Second row: Brett Ravkind, Mark Berg, Richard Schulze, Jeff Dolan, Mark Daniels, Lee Sebel, Leonard Epstein. Top row: Coach Dick Hall, Joe Liken, David Meltzer, Randy Davidson, Dale Zimmerman, Max Jaffe, Coach Jack Horner. 180 Iunior arsity A and B Braving the cold, Coaches Horner and Steele led their A and B teams to 4-4 and 1-1-4 seasons. At left, Drew Lenox chests the ball as, below, Coach Horner chats with the ref- eree about a technical point. 3 ,. xl, , -H T if 2 2 Ii V v Junior high soccer players are, first row: Jay Harris, David Hagan, Dan Uloth, Andrew Kelton, Jim McElyea, Rusty Norris, Brad Dudley, Brad Wolff, Drew Lenox, Calvin Reeves. Kneeling: Mark McCullough, Tim Monnich, Walter Miller, George Boehme, Mark Pittman, Marc Goldfarb, Jeff Muss, Doug Uloth, John Chilton, and Don Coney. Standing: Coach Hall, Winston Cutler, Tony Lovett, Lloyd Colegione, Howard Kollinger, Don Freeman, Phillip Thompson, Steve Means, Steve Zimmerman, Steve Liberman, David Stratton and Coach Horner. Egg? 3 UPN- my n Seaside Villa Tracksters Excel Track season looked bright in early March. Medalists Jim Hutcheson returned to break his records in the 100 yard dash, the 220, and 440 relay. Geoff Moore gained strength for his distance runs, and seniors Tom Box and Greg Baten returned for field events. Hutch and Geoff journeyed to Houston with Coach Norman for the Astrodome Invitational. Jim had a sprained ankle and couldn't run, but Geoff ran well, leading his heat for over three legs. Above right, freshman Bill Keffer, Randy Rogers, and Stuart Pearlman check times with Coach Nor- man. Below right, Jim Hutcheson and Dan Erwin warm-up for the sprint relay. Below, Dan Erwin checks the pole vaulting pit. Th1S Page Sponsored by: s't'i 'isi f vw. - . .. - f 1 t . nm4- 'A ... N v'5'- en- ,vsi ,,,, r A .f ' if ' 'frwer U ,Q 'WSH , Y .. fa.. gy ' W. M . 4, . , ,,,, . .. ,, is A MAJ' 1. 'U X -We 'x 5':v?3 Nw ' , 4 H ,,, Q 4 f A ta, L 'Wi 'V -vo-1 2 .Wall ff, -... 8 , iii . 1 . , R ,V .1-ln- Nw 5 x Y, 'w :f-'fe sig 1-. - -2- t ,... . g jf: 34.54 QL' W, .Z .. c .... l a .. . J y i , i y A x .i -Q 214 i , -s J M 'J -2 1. Above, Greg Baten explodes with the shot as Geoff Moore, right, hits the track for distance work. V 'V H is . .,.. . ' Mr- J K we QW T LQ ' ' Q Seniors Give Track Team aturity, Victory T 5 , . S ,X T get - 1 This page sponsored SLH Investments Q n,,,,t,.Qv'. N91 .f x wg' K Q yr 'E I Af' ply '. '1 f - - ' f . - , A. 715' , . . 39'g5il 5 49.545 4. 1- A ' if T 'Y'-: - Q 4J18-'f:'.Q- 'fn ,.. 'f' G . ',f 2 Tr'ff ' . Front rowrStuart Pearlman, Greg Delk, Joe Liken, Danny Butler, and Eric Irwin. Second row: Geoff Moore, George Lenox, Bill Keffer, Randy Rogers, and Paul Kelton. Third row: Russle Delk, Greg Baten, Jim Hutcheson, Dan Erwin, and Tom Box. 183 Boys, Girls Tennis Pounce On At right, Coach Fleming instructs John Eisenberg to fol- low through. Below right, is girls tennis team consisting of, kneeling: Tosha Cover, Susan Hensarling, Nancy Rosenthal, Debbie Feltman, and Sally Levy. Standing are: Myth Monnich, Jenny Tobertson, Carolyn Pollock, 2 Daleann States, and Cindy Brinker. Below, Cindy e Brinker played first seeding on the girls team. i.:..,,,... .,.,,Wm.i.,., . .. in Q - f if s Q 61 T'-iitlriawu ,Whiz F i .Q pt AMAA Above, N ationally-ranked Mark Turpin talks with Coach Fleming. Wes i Kittleman, right, helps sharpen up the girls' team. Opponentsg Gain Team Wins, Honors Senior Daleann States smashes one back in a match against Ursaline. Below, Mark Turpin and Greg Giller practice as v , doubles team. v I This page sponsored by Sue-Ann Industries 'tl 141453 M I 5' i'i- QL QQ.iff7f' riyc ' 4 WMA--alas s.L..,s . QW L,,4..N,., i -, L iu,i,.sa.4 , i f g iiii 1 1. gas W ..--4 ,. , ff! i if swift' 5 . ,ig rve, K 5, W! ,, fi a i 4 W ar r l I c n '15 an-as gneeling: Robert Levy, John McNight, Richard Pollock, Richard Eiseman, Robert Moore, Billy Clark, Walter Levy. Standing: Coach Bill leming, George Birdsong, Greg Giller, John Eisenberg, Craig Lidji, Robbie Hoffman, Mark Turpin, Bob Dedman. Golf Team Tees Off fe At right, Greg Grost swings away at the Future Mas ters Tournament in Dotham Alabama Th1s page sponsored by T T u, - s. Team members are front row John Kellum J 1m Cochran Keith Chatham Dick Thiot, Clifford Fischer and Doug Box Back row Scott Beard Coach Devin, John Watson Peter Aberg Jesse Taylor Chris Hollingsworth and Gregg Grost. Q: XLR X. W A ' W, LL,, H , Baseball Team Takes Field Baseball finally became a reality of Greenhill as this year's squad was the first. The diamond was rough and the recruits green, but Coach Flanagan put a team together to begin a Greenhill tradition. Pictured at left, is pitcher Rus- sel Burnett. Below, Guy Morgan bunts a few as Robert Morton plays backstop. fb QQ' Top: Sergio Mendoza, Robert Gibson, Randy Davidson, Mark Natinsky. Middle: David Nicholson, Richard Schulze, Lee Gibson, Jon Keller, Coach Rick Flanagan, Clay Kelton, Lee Sebel, Don Taylor, Leonard Epstein, David Nelson. Bottom: Mac Henger, Robert Morton, Russell Burnett, Tommy Clark, Guy Morgan. Honors Banquet The Honors Banquet emulates sportsmen and women in football, field hockey, basketball on A and B levels. Also honored were the cheerleaders. The banquet was thrown in the cafeteria. It was a goodbye to Coach Thomas Brennan, as well as the usual naming of tro- phy winners. ' K .5 ffl 21.-maven 2.0.9- ,gay px jgeg vu, 'gang A, , s We I Late starting were girl softballers, top, left to right: Lora Stone, Elka Miller Coach Penny Powell, Leslea Burton, Shannon Choate, Valerie Holloway, Coleen McCulley Middle: Brenda Dudley, Shelley Hoffman, Melanie Copland, Kathy Reeves Nancy Rozelle. Bottom: Diane Polasky, Terri Davis, Mary Cravens, Renee Legault Susan Baker Kime Morris. Spikers F aoe Year of Growth in M55 . Q a ' ,f 'K r, ,,,,LL L 'L,, riff. Max ..,.,- 4, ,gmuytw L L' 'M7 I ...T T I Nancy Lane, Lysa Jones, Kit McCutchin, Ann McDonald, Debbie Reynolds. Second: Suzy Baldwin, Rana Holman, Kathryn Dorsey, DeLoach, JoAnne Powell. Third: Cynthia Watkins, Lisa Zidell, Kathleen McCord, Sue Calloway, Mindy Levine, Lisa Auvermann. pictured: Janie Mallett. Clubs 9 Q gag -U I Student Council And Class Officers WN- Top row: Bill Fleming, Kathy Peppard, Selmore Haines, Robert Moore. Middle row: Joe Liken, John Eisenberg, Vivian Pyle, Sarita Uhr. Bottom row: Vickie Giller, Robbie Hoffman, Cindy Brinker. Not shown: David Nelson. We 'llllllu rdi B rin, i at 2 -I iil, liri , V vig' ,VV.ki-,. T i .252 :f,- 'lii w, ,,iiL,, ,, I , ,,,, ff I d I a,-: i Senior officers Susan Baker, Chuck Briant, and Mary Harris. l . . B l1Fl , faculty jdgiggr - This page sponsored by: '92 The Ierrold Trims lg V, ,iz Www 35?-ilv lvwa if Kathleen McCord and Kathryn Dorsey, junior officers X 1 David Nicholson, junior pres S Shelley Hoffman, Craig Lidji, and Mark Berg, sophomore officers nA,-q Q-A g ll Robert Levy, Diane Polasky, and Bill Keffer, freshman officers ational Honor Society Induot Six The Greenhill Chapter of the NHS, with faculty advisor Leslie Randolph, worked well under the constitution formed last year. This year's officers were: Debbie Rodgers, president, Chuck Bri- ant, vice president, and Meredith Alliston, treasurer. The NHS inducted five new juniors and one new senior in addition to the three provisional members chosen spring before last. The provi- sionals were Vivian Pyle, Cindy Mallett, and Becky Rodgers, the iiiii new inductees were Suri Dubin, Bonnie Gerson, Geoff Moore, Sharon Wiener, Cindy Brinker, and Sarita Uhr. ,y,,,,,5 as 4-J wk Nos,-X 'rkk Cr . K K K F ' . is Ni, t...,, M1 .. , K ,,., ,, .. A , .. f l S - ' ' ' t: ' .. k 351, - 31, ' 1 ' K ff '--' 3,5-,fa ' W , 5 L L kgsya-ips.. .. , ww, , . , 3. A ' 1' A L '- Ili: . , :M . ' S' . kg' wg? A Q K 1-01. V ' ,,,, vptp p tcty G s ' f K J I J xr K 5. . r eeev, N 1v W--K , A K 7 Bottom row: Mary Harris, Cindy Brinker, Cindy Mallett, Becky Rodgers, Mike White, Geoff Moore, Leslie Randolph. Middle row: Meredith Alliston, Sharon Weiner, Barbara Frankfurt, Debbie Rodgers, Beth Frankfurt, Nancy Rosenthal, Chuck Briant. Top row: Sarita Ulu', Vivian Pyle, Bonnie Gerson, Suri Dubin, J Fischl, Janet Pollman, Renee Legault, Susan Baker, Kathy Peppard. The Mortarboard, Greenhill girls' service organization, has had a productive and rewarding year. Their activities included serving at the dinner for the New Greenhill Parents, and at the Spaghetti dinner during the sports festival. They sponsored speakers and re-initiated the tutoring program. As a special treat, the girls sold Valentine animals to Greenhill students. Ski Club Hits The Colorado Slopes The Greenhill Ski Club made two trips this year. The members went to Winter Park during Christmas vacation, and over Spring vacation they skied at Steamboat Springs. Steamboat and Crested Butte have proven to be the two favorite spots of the club since it was started three years ago. Besides skiing, the members of the club also went snowmobiling and snow tubing. Standing: Leslea Burton Myth Monmch Kathy Reeves Clay Kelton Mac Henger Lisa Zidell Nancy Rozelle Steve Schiff Cindy Zale Ruth Clements, Richard Eiseman Paul Kelton Jay Kline Lee Montgomery Doug Box Valerie Holloway Steve Blanchard Csponsorj '96 Jenny Robertson, Tosha Cover Sitting W A P Thompson Qsponsorj Peter Aberg fstudent advisorj Dick Thiot fpresldentj Not shown J an Fischl, Lynda Blum F inian,s Rambow my n Shines Over The Hill Church choir belts out Come and Get lt. Below: Mark Bowman plays the leprechaun. Mrs. Sheryl Ellis, left, and Diane Dolan and Lucy Fox, above, direct the cast of hundreds. Rehearsals Long hours of preparation were obviously needed to co-ordinate a cast of more than 200. This year six hundred students audi- tioned for parts in the play. Leads were, below, Mike Wright, Meredith Alliston, and Jeri Sines. Below, Kaaren Shalom, a dancing lead, and Mrs. Dolores Rogers tune up on the musical score. DRAMA cl gwlu- 03 P 'sf' of S Rflffv J - 5 Green hill School March l4'l5J6-7 230 my Grossman Hall Ticketszbbl-l2lI ext.3d Silk screen by Mark Berg 'Eli fuaaq GR 6,42 A HURNETS Far left, Lucy Fox, pursed lips, directs choir fin above picturej Allison Gardner sports her silk-screened Finian's shirt. The Pla Itself Finian's Rainbow was another smashing hit directed by Sheryl Ellis and Lucinda Fox assisted by Carol Cain, Diane Dolan, and so many others. Meredith Alliston was Finian, Ierri Sines, Sharon: Mike Wright, Woodyg and Mark Bowman, Og. Peter Aberg was Senator Rawkinsg Karen Shalom, Susan: Buzz Collins, Stuart Pearlmang and Kathryn Dorsey, Henrietta. Records were cut of the soundtrack for additional revenue in the Theater Fund Drive. 1 bt if? . ,T H, , ,S-.f :ful at 'BS 4.. N 40 Y wx N x'--..,.,, 'Q' rfb M Q' 1 ff 55? f 'L Zh: we W -. M .i. ,V , ' 1, Summer Studies broad Tour European Centers ,, I W GQ K i ' Q ' I ,iff V iigifilflf 5555019 :WW 20 YT '- W' 1 'fi 3,f , f Qi- , , -Q' ' , -'K' - ,Ziff-, .Hifi T154 '41 1 1 fi wijntg- My 4 i 'F , , , W3 H Q , if A JA S AA W ,Katz In at t It flruk. ,Q t?2 i,N , ,,,,,,X. ,, 4,,, L A . F 14- A fri . u M rr r 1, Q . . r rj- , Q: ,Mr W V V 3, M Jr 1 .5 I 9 1 N w f' W A N 1 Q' , 1, .,, -1 f V .gg ' . 'V , ff 'dt 1 .A ,..' 1 '52 i N 5, , 'fee l' 5' . E 1 . H- . Y 1' ,.A as CW E 7. X F A -V ff 'ff , wsu' L, 1 'ff 1 202 W ', f 16 , u,, 1 -ef , . ,,,,f,, , .. C, Standing in Florence are Joe Gonzales, Michael Carp and Bruce J olisch. Standing in front are the Frankfurt twins and Mrs. Frankfurt, on right. Second row is Ada, the Guide, Doris Gonzales, Amy Fields, Leslie Levy, Mary Robertson, Carolyn Pollock and the tour bus driver. Back row consists of Helen Fulton, Lucinda Fox, Mac Brachman, Lysa Jones, John Burnett, and Debbie Zale. 4 f -Q-1 . .:i..-:Emi Q Europe '73 - Spain, Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England . . . the Super 7 and four guys . . . water balloons and glasses of water . . .churches . . . Prado. . . flooded rooms. . . Augustine, Flamenco dancers, and sangria?. . .operation spic-it . . .churches. . . pigeons!!. . .Buggy rides at night. . .Roman ruins. . .lost busdrivers. . .Twoli Gardens. . .medieval soccer. . .Ponte Vecchio's gold?. . .Harry's Barll. . .museums. . .churches. . .gondolas. . . ritsy hotels. . .broken toes. . .The Chicken Caper. . .rock quarries . . .flowered streets. . .Mattsee. . .Mozarteum. . .Austrian students. . .salt mines. . . the hills are alive . . .Olympic grounds . . .Dachau Deutsche's Museum. . .Lowenbrau. . . gay Paree . . . Louvre. . .Notre Dame. . .ballet. . .Folies Bergere. . .stolen money. . .changing of the guards. . .Tower of London. . .Oxford . . .Coventry. . . Stratford-dried fruit and Shakespeare?!. . .youth hostels. . . Grease . . .Piccadilly Circle. . .it all adds uptoa memorable summer, you'll make lasting friendships, it's a very rewarding trip. l ...aff 203 04 The Evergreen The Evergreen, sponsored by faculty members Leslie Randolph and Joe Frisbee, adopted a new format this year, made possible by Galaxy Press. Its design was a front, full-page cartoon, giving the paper a magazine-like effect, and it dealt more exclusively with on campus controversies. In this way, the students aroused greater interest than ever before. , 5 or Journalists are, bottom: Janie Harrison, Joe Frisbee, Robbie Hoffman, Daleann States, Myth Monnich, Kathy Reeves. Second: Thomas Nelson, Steve Oualline, Nancy Rosenthal, Randy Rogers, Lee Montgomery, Leslie Randolph, Mark Lambert, Cindy Mallett, Suzanne Harvey. Top: Scott Cotlar, Scott Beard, Kimi Morris, Jim Hutcheson, Lee Sebel, Mac Henger, Craig Lidji, Sarita Uhr, Susan Baker, Debbie Rodgers. pf' mix I Montage A ISR 7 Front Cathy Potts Debbie Rodgers Renee Legault Suri Dubin Sasha Pyle Middle C1ndyMallett Barbara Frankfurt Melissa Morgan Susan Baker Kathy Peppard Back Vivian Pyle David Nicholson E A Srere, The staff of the Montage, Greenhill's liter- ary magazine, has been hard at work this year. Mrs. Christine Eastus is the staff sponsor, Debbie Rodgers is the editor, and Kathy Peppard and John Burnett are the associate editors. 20 Middle School Clubs Middle school clubs met on Wednesdays and Fridays during the second trimes- ter. The clubs ran the spec- trum from highly organ- ized clubs as sixth grade choir and film, to less structured as needlepoint, to no structure as cards, games, and the like. 206 S . as ff 'i A is' v ' S w ' P ' M Q 5 is , - V. 4 ' 1 ' '- ' f cX f, -. T l - ,,, 5 J ' A M il se Bottom: Allison Gardner, Cindy Apwisch, Alexander Pratt, Vicki Eastus, Lori Huffstutler, Heather Trim, Kay Runyan, Sasha Pyle, Kathy Reeves, Erik Erwin. Middle: Sue Calloway, Wendy Pollock, Cindy Mallett, Robert Moore, Hope Levy, Sigue Erwin, Tim Monnich. Top: Mark Lambert, Randy Rogers, Bill Keffer, Richard Pollock, Dana Silberberg, Richard Eiseman, Mark Berg 'Qii' ' I 4 A mv Latin Club For the past fourteen years, the members of the Echo Latin Club have arranged parties and other events for the patients of Woodlawn Hospital. They have also sponsored an annual Junior Players Guild production benefit- ing the hospital. However, Woodlawn has been closed down, so this will be the club's last year of service to those patients. QW' 1' ' X fi Vx, , 5 Us A A - al: 2 c i Nb' ' .,,, 'Q Q-'ff' D5 T' 0 Q x QQNQ .5 T s ' 0 , 0 Q S I Q . 't .3 .. ' . A so 0 0 , C f O :Vo ' 0 4 ' ' 4 ' W , ,,:, ,,,,,, y '-' 5' , 0' Q , p E errf T ' of M ' c ' . 0 , f ' ' , Viir L iyr Mi , Qui? 5 . ' Il N VV 9 207 Chess Club In their second year of existence, the Greenhill chess club had a year of many firsts. This was the year for Greenhill's first city wide chess tournament. The year also marked the first time Greenhill had ever held a dual competition match. The ladder boasted over 25 members of which Robbie Hoffman was the number one player. Under the faculty supervisor, Mr. Thompson, and President Jim Hutcheson, the year of 73-74 was a great advancement in Chess at Greenhill. xi +4 W il M' , K KVI, W.-,,. g I, ,- W Ni Q y V ' 0 4' ' 0 3' .s 0 2 . v , . ms 4 ' qgw-yur qt- ,fsi Q ,:..,r :11,..qm K F K 'Q' .2 .1 3 .iw Bottom row: Lydia Clements, Steve Oualline, Jim Hutcheson, Scott Beard, Lee Sebel, Max Jaffe. Top row: Danny Butler, W. A. P. Thompson, Robbie Hoffman, Robin Blakely, Leonard Epstein, William Baker. Environmental Club Works, Cleans Up, Picks Up Sponsored by Mrs. Kittle- man, the environmental elub repaired the windmill, ran the paper drive, and beautified the property. Future projects include beehives and a green- house. vf Y Left to right are Bobbie Miller, Larry Lundy, Don Uloth, Mark McCullough, Start Veeder, John Kittleman, Steve Lieberman, Kim Forsythe, Frank Davis, and Darren Dial. 209 0 CW Jw Choir Makes Trips The choir this year was busy making special appearances at One Main Place and Exchange Park. They performed special works such as Natural High and the Chicherter Psalms, and helped in the p production of Finian's Rainbow. The choir L journeyed to San Antonio for fun. ,wiv ,f f.f4ff'i7?Lf' 2 .V f xxx Top row, left to right: Jennifer Roberts, Becky Rodgers, Janet Pollman, Anne Decker, Sabrina Pratt. Botton rows, left to right: Brenda McLaughlin, Jane DeLoache, Patty Martin, Shannon Choate. Pic. 2. Back row, left to right: Diane Wanger, Shannon Choate, Patty Mar- tin, Mark Lambert, Lee Gibson, Don Taylor, David Nelson, Bill Keffer, Brad Taylor, Brenda Dudley, Valerie Holloway, Nancy Rozelle, Myth Monnich, Brenda McLaughlin. 2nd row, left to right: Janet Pollman, Anne Decker, Jon Massey, Robb Stewart, Randy Rodgers, Chuck Braint, Chris Hollingsworth, Leonard Epstein, Cythia Watkins, Becky Rodgers, Jan Fischel, Ann McDonald, Mrs. Setzer. 3rd row, left to right: Sharon Wiener, Susan Hensarling, Jennifer Roberts, Robert Moore, Joe Liken, Mark Bowman, Lee Sebel, Richard Schulze, Colleen McCulley, Jeri Loeb, Diane Polasky. 4th row, left to right: Jeri Sines, Jane DeLoache, Janes Harrison, Jay Klein, Mike Wright, Danny Butler, David Meltzer, David N ickolson, Thomas Nelson, Kathryn Dorsey, Jenny Robertson, Tosha Cover, and Terri Davis. 1- With atural High x ' Y 'Km Fffif' Tl A - mn.. The Greenhill select choir MES-' 5 iv g , 7 , E' 1.'w,, fx k,,, 5 W 4 4 1 X Y. Q, Vg, y ,v , g 212 Band Continues To Mature, The band had a very exciting year as well as a very productive one. They livened up football games with spirited tunes. During Christmas, the band put on a concert for the school and visited area shopping centers to entertain the passers-by. Also, many members participated ' in the orchestra for Finian's Rainbow. Mr. Kessinger named the outstanding band member as John Wheeler. John is the band's most accomplished musician. Row 1: Lisa Higgins, Vicki Eastus, Alex Pratt, Brenda McLaughlin Martha Landrum Row 2 J anlce Redgate Dana Silberberg Randy Pearlman, Kaaren Shalom, Mary Landrum. Row 3: Mark Natmsky Andrea Dolan J ill Adler Shari Quallme John Wheeler Row 4 Lora Stone, Brianna Boswell, Chuck Spurgin, Frank Davis Steve Anderson Row 5 Beth Burford Leslie Dorsey Susan Grier Allison Garner dds Sch O Q 3 .K-x 1 af Cavaloade Staff Grows In Headed by editor Walter Levy and assisted by associate editors Cindy Mallett and DeeAnn Hagler, the Cavalcade staff worked diligently recording a unique year at Greenhill. Unique to this year's book is the use of Olan Mills as pho- tographer, the middle school as layout section, and the involvement of a larger than usual staff from previous years. A record was set in the ad campaign led by Jim Hutcheson and Scott Beard ably aided by Amy Fields. The total in ads and sponsors made it possible for the yearbook to finish in the black. Section editors were Cindy Mallett, Lee Mont- gomery, and 'Kathy Reeves. Especially hard- working members were Jan Fischl, Janie Mal- lett, Lynne Rosenthal, Lynda Blum, Sabrina Pratt, Lori Huffstutler, and Alison Porter. Daleann States typed the majority of the book. Craig Lidji and John Burnett were artists- designers. Photographers were Mr. Frisbee, Lee Montgomery, and Walter Levy. Mr. Joe Frisbee, sponsor, hopes to see the tradi- tion of a competitive staff grow at Greenhill. .X yt . E f x p lnyi . , ww, viii? I X E S wakss +, le s ,fi vw f N Q f X --asf 'Y cf' -YT . a . Q . 5 'Q' ii' w . 5 ,Q , gun' Q1 g ,E-.. f Vaci ., Swim, ,F 4 Row 1: Craig Lidgi, Mark Daniels, Amy Fields, Jim Hutcheson, Walter Levy, Russell McElyea, Mark Berg, DeeAnn Hagler, Cindy Mallett Myth Monnich, Mr. Frisbee, club sponsor. Row 2: Mike Corman, Richard Eiseman, Melissa Morgan, Carolyn Pollock, Jeri Loeb, Lydia Cle ments, Scott Beard, Lee Montgomery, Kathy Reeves, Sally Levy, Janie Mallett, Lynda Blum, Jan Fischl, and Bonnie Gerson. Ab1l1l1GS Force And DGd1CHt1OH Far left, Daleann States, staff typist. Left, Walter Levy, editor in chief, and DeeAnn Hagler, associate editor, Below, Janie Mal- lett, staff typist. Left, Cindy Mallett and Kathy Reeves Above Cindy Mallett, 215 Exhibit of Humor I would like to make it perfectly clear that I am not a crook. fl. 4 v we 5 at Greenhill. pn M' wp. 5 I' if ' 'S' I. 5, L ,V This isn't the place to meet. ' i 35' A u ' . , ' iw 1 'P fi.5 f 3 n , Q1 ' ' ' i ii i lscrowded. I I think I am going to be sick. Oh no, Young Life started five minutes ago. 7 'I G . M KKK? K, Y 1 M lWz A 0 A K . I Dare ya! lk ,,. K'--nib The elites take another victory. h Wow, the Exorcist was sure neat! Oh, you think so? J Q im That was fun. Let's do it again. , The napkins are dry, but the cups are much better. He is so good-looking. t y A ' www EK. Q Playboy gets better every month. It's those stinking D. C. Cheerleaders. e y?y,r ! Help, Mrs. Darius, my finger's stuck in my mouth 9 5 ' v' Yeah, I was pretty good, now that you You wonder why Greenhill lost so many games? mention it. 'I Hey, that's a great idea, Mr. Thornton. Wooooah, Horsee. 131 Q See, Class, driving is a serious job. A Yummy! V, X f g, ., . - in Q i Q ,rf , - e , KM ga, si lyk R i L it ' T. 1, R . -Q - 0 A . , .ravi i s. sssss rg x 2 . ,Q N ,Q 1, J 1'k. -. at an I F, .. kv at Q xt t vi at s 'a ' bw ..s-. ls, Hi, the mailman delivered me yesterday v ia 52, 1 2' Q A ,V 1 L J Boo, Boo . . . I say Boo. Listen, little girl, we're here to scare you. xiii rlll , ' AAI, .zQ,,,, This is what brushing with Pepsodent will r do., 3 22 I have to learn to blow this whistle cor- rectly. Let it all hang loose. Why am I here? I've got so much homework ff ' 'aft I'd better hurry. You can't win them all. I wish Fleming would shut up. What have they done to my child. .ff l 5 45 9 z 2 Q . Ah, go to Hades. 2 Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer. I am going to leave this D, P. can here. You know where you can go! Hutchhhh 24 That sounds WON-DER-FUL. T, he in They never showed us that in biology. - .Q , , A ' ,.,'. , K Xi f . fn ,Je 5:9 i .- ' A Nr , A J I 4 G , W I A 239 T I, . rf fl' ,9. Ta-da! The Thinker This is not a debate, it's a lecture. 2 I wish they'd quit jacking around. 226 You tell 'em this time. If we have to eat this, I'm skipping Of com-Se I use Fglg-ers! lunch. W 'Tai'-x fa 'mf '- 1 ,,,f, 'VF 'X 2 ' . A Boy, will she have a hangover. He has to use it more than once in the morning. an i i 5 I N Cindy lost? You've got to be kidding. - 1 f, 1 1 he ieeh 'I if , Wllligw . L . ff I - ' I 'f 1 . MJ., A,k, f,,,, VH, ,, 'x I -w.,,.l M 4 fl a if 5 i ?i2wffVf!!Wl'gl'e 4 Sf' vi M i If I can't take it with me, at least I'm gonna eat it! VL i Y 'E i l W . ,.'.,-1' ff But teacher, where did Susie go? 227 - 1 .as 15 1 Excedrin Headache no. 25 These beauty contests are a real drag! Even Reagan couldn't do this, eh, Father? One more of these and I Won't even make it back on court! or - 2 ' saw 15, .i It - , - A - K me I about the nature of the we in fav' 4-1- I told them to at least lay off of it before a game. 'Fa- New ' N f I ' f n...,.r I t Q --1-.N 97 ' 'x, 1 r 7 if max 1 So I said to them. . . Yummy, Yummy Watch your step, Joe! I'm the editor, you wanna fight about it, Montgomery? u 2222 230 'K kM Y' 'W it t 1 t 'Mum Why do I always get myself into these things? Not again! Ugh! ,,,V . JVV M 7 wg, Come on ya'l1 - what'd you spike it with? That's my pressure point! x'if Km wang Sniff, sniff Q sf is is . gav- We shall overcome, sisters! TEE Look at those legs! rf, I don't think we should discuss your experi- ences as an ambulance driver during lunch, Mr. Penterf' M ,, an .J twin' Oh no, I think rigor mortis has set in. 231 It's only the 5th one I've gotten today! t During my phallic stage, I . . . I thought I ate that last week! . 31. Lkir L. But, Tommy - that's just part of 232 growing up! Sw 5 3 2 ,W ,,,..M.,.,,V But. . . But. . . But That's right - you're the beanstalk and I'm Jack nfww, 1593531 . What do you mean you didn't send a copy to Dick Nixon? Sure I hate the taste of it, but I use it twice a day. 3 ,ff I wi Q, Is it true that marriage is fattening? Duh. Read These Pages - The Cavalcade ls Possible Onlg Through These 9-u-p-p-o-r-i-e-r-s Greenhill PTA Hank Dickerson of o Buddg Dial I 0705 Rogal Pk. Alumni Associaiion Linda-Jo Shoe Wunderlick Consiruciion 6538 Tulip 8609 Norihwesl Plaza Uniied Paper Siock Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laihrop A Friend A. 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