Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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cind alexander Red . . . 'IAlex . , . Weill have fun, fun, fun now that Daddy took the T-Bird awayw . . . Forest Ln. . , . hockey . . . Dare-Inv . . . Driver of the year award . . . Thanksgiving . , . would die for a blue Machg . . . loves bagel pizzas . . . all around crazy . , . keep rightw . . , Burger King . . . Q'God domit I, Cindy Alexander, Cnever mind the part about my mind and my bodyj, leave to Mark B. our secret handshake to teach to some other strange person so that Greenhill wonlt get too serious, to Shelly, I leave my memories of our late night excursions to jack-in-the-Box and our LONG talks over the phone, to Stewart, I leave my letter jacket and my hockey stick Cand my, uh, Hnicknamevjg to Mrs. Randolph, I leave my sincere thanks and deep appreciation for all shels done for meg to Mrs. Ellis, I leave the guarantee of no pulled muscles in gymnastics due to my wise cracks in the middle of a walk- over, finally, to Stacy, I leave my soft hair and an invitation to play ping-pong over at Shelleyls anytime Clill even let you win.j Now I shall do Greenhill a favor and simply leave . . . Y

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seniors ,Amt I raduation time always brings mixed feelings to the graduates, to their teachers, to their parents. As parents, we look forward to this spring's com- mencement ceremony with a special awareness that the uncertain excitement of new doors opening is tinged with a certain sadness as other doors softly close. Next fall, for the first time in fourteen years, we won't have a child enrolled at Greenhill. We'll not say goodby as our status as a Greenhill family changesg our long and happy association with the school makes that impossible. But as we become alumni parents, we want to express our gratitude to those who have done so much to prepare our children well for the opportunities that lie ahead. To Greenhillls headmaster, the administrators and the trustees whose success in achieving the goals of steadily improving academic quality and physical facilities is so evident in the classroom and on the campusg to the families and individuals whose gifts of time and money have helped to make these goals attainableg to the staff members who have been helpful to us and interested in making our children's school days pleasantg and, especially, to the many fine teachers who contributed so much of value to the development of our chil- dren, often far more than professional obligations require, we say thank youll for your very considerable part in helping us bring up two children who are satisfactory to us and whom we love very much. Luther and Ruth Nicholson

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Wilkes alexander Soccer '72 International Club '72, '73, '74, '75 Performer '74, '75 Music Club '73, '74, '75 Cavalcade '72, '75 Dog Breeding Club '73, '74, '75 Mm? Banjo picker . . . Karman Ghia man . . . good artist . . . individualist . . . sincere and thoughtful, but few ever discover the depth of his being . . . Fertile Dirt . . . pickin' and grinnin' 19