Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1978 volume:

1 AVALCA 1. D, an W1 sq, '13 fyfff A 544568 HE. fwf X if Wv ...L I 978 M 'Q WN ww M W w qu , ., 31 -. .iwiwf X M I ww ' wr-wi.. .... . , s I . DEDICATIO : RHEA WOLFRA College counseling is important for any school, and particularly for Greenhill. In 1972, Rhea Wolfram became Greenhill's part-time counselor. Since then, she has spent many hours with students and college representatives. She is respected throughout the country and has done much to augment Greenhill's reputation as an academic institution of high quality. Mrs. Wolfrarn's success comes from her ability to communicate and work with people. She is always cheerful, with a smile and a kind word for anyone who approaches her. She takes time to get to know the students and lends a personal touch to her counseling. She is much loved at Greenhill. The senior class is proud to dedicate the 1978 edition of the Cavalcade to Rhea Wolfram. CHARACTERIZATIONS long distance phone calls. . . . ACT'S . . . more traffic than any other office . . . knows every college representative on both sides of the Rockies . . . college fairs . the colleges of your choice . . college application forms . her office. . .cheery. senior meetings. . .SAT'S. . .knows .bright. . .more phone calls. . . talks. . .ACH'S. . .got locked into GALLERY 1' 'Qi'--....,,. 'K 1 vt. Vw- ,g......... uri 4 My N I 181'-, Y irf fr , My mwwwvdmmm I1 -1 vw my M Im H . KQW , .Q . JW wwf ' vw-QW, A , .NZHQA ,Ig 1, Wi' M ,nga W MV. Wmnixf' 1 gg my 'K ., 1. ma L 4iAi'e-3 ww' ' . ,481 sw. V X Hi, an jg Q, . 3 if Q 'lx ,L , L,,, 4, ,. ,f 'W . 1 'i.., .0-9 ?i.. knqp K I ,. .Q i M .W,- QQ ibg 4 55, ' a x ki X A .1 K 5 5 l 5 s 3 1 I ,i 5-1, iw FACULTY Ah' ' W . ,.,, h 5 ,:j,, WW' .nh . . ' ,, 'W , , .,,,, '1 . .:l :l'wTN ' vg5iL+g,:f g, ff .,,. ,W M, Phillip Foote The position of headmaster carries with it a set of predetermined responsibilities. However, there are aspects of thejob which are left up to the individual. Mr. Foote feels that the most important thing to remember while in an administrative position is to keep an overall perspective of Greenhill's aims and purposes. He feels that he cannot let himself be limited to an emotional level while making decisions. He also feels, along with other members of the faculty, that the most rewarding experience in teaching is to see what happens to people you have helped to challenge and develop. He works with systems, structures, and the curriculum in an effort to make Greenhill the best preparatory school in the country. He is pleased by the commitment made by the faculty, the board of directors, the students, and their families to improve the quality of life for everyone on the campus. When he was asked what was the most difficult goal to accomplish, he replied, The continuation of the welding together of all the different people and ideals that make Greenhill an effective institutionf' ,aug 18 an ,,. v .1 'L '50 he Executive Committee of the Board of rustees we x x I Mr. Robert D. Rogers, Chairman The Administrator The administration is considered to be responsible for making sure the school runs smoothly. This job often entails more than what initially comes to mind. This year, as in past years, there seems to be emphasis on making the administration more accessible to the students. Many administrators feel that they cannot effectively operate a school without being in close contact with the students themselves. While their duties range from admissions to heads of schools, the administrators' common goal is to have, in the end, an efficiently run school. The quotes on the following pages in this section are from student-administrator and student-teacher interviews at Greenhill School. Alain Beauvois - Business Manager, French Tom Black - Director of Development ' n Estelle Dickens - Head of Lower School Bobbie Ferrell - Registrar, Director of Testing ll in T g Susan Fleming - Head of Preschool Dee Holder - Financial Advisor In the learning process, if you can have an affinity with others, you learn more. 20 .ax Wesley Kittleman - Director of s Admissions and Head of Math 1' Department Ian Rule - Assistant to Head-Master Wylbfs Terry - Head of Upper School Doyle Tunnell - Head of Middle School Ken Piel - Dean of Students Students are people and it's important to have good relationships with people. ,Q us , f-53-,.-' f W 5655226 if ww, LW - 'iv IG '1 0- g w N ,.. 1: 4' ll 'rl You have to remember you're dealing with people, not things. 21 Upper School Faculty: Different Goalsg Different Ways of Accomplishing Them The Upper School faculty not only teach their respective subjects and stay on top of their advisees' grades and problems. but also consider many questions dealing with college. With these tasks and other non-academic activities the teachers were kept extremely busy this year. Many were sponsors of clubs or literary organizations. Also. there were two faculty sponsors for each grade. which entailed anything from cooking hot dogs to helping with baccalaureate services. Several teachers expressed the feeling that it is very rewarding to see students finally understand something which previously they had been unable to grasp. They also felt that to have a former student come back, tell them that what they taught them had helped and thank them for being there, was a tremendous compliment. Faith Bridges e Mathematics Ray Buchanan f Head of History Department Barry Cleveland f Drama Susan Crarer f Art Steve Dashefsky - Biology Drew Dujfey - Spanish, Asst. Dean of Students ,tb QP wmff Christine Easrus - Head of English Department De WOU Fullon - English Margaret Gilson - History Joe Gonzales W Head of Foreign Language Department William Horner - Science Jo .lagoda - Russian Skip Kilmer e Head of Science Department VVhen the students reach the goals set at the beginning of the year, they go away with a good feeling, that they have accomplished the seemingly impossible. The most important thing to remember while teaching is that kids are humans too, they have emotionsjust like the teacher, so be patient. The most dlffrcult goals to accompllsh are to remam open to always have a new way of seemg and domg thlngs and to keep growmg intellectually and emotionally The most important thlngs to remember whlle teachmg are that you re human you make mlstakes and you have to keep your sense of humor tt..-nl - M, ., ,, Randi' Tliampsan f- Math Peggv Unswarrli f Spanish George Vellios - Classics William Walsh - Math Renee Wliire - French Richara' Williams ff English. Psychology Rhea WoUram ffollege Counselor A teacher has to remember that if there are fifteen different people, there are fifteen different levels. It may take longer for me to understand. which is fine. Most of the goals in education are hard to achieve because they are intangible goals. those of the mind-expanding process. Middle School Faculty Concentrate: on Individual Need: The middle school faculty found themselves doing a number of activities which might not normally he considered a part of tl academic curriculum, They cheered on the middle school teams at athletic events. Some helped sell fudge-o-grams. Some teache attended dances while others found themselves actually camping out, All of the activities were done with spirit. Most of tl teachers expressed a desire that the courses they were teaching would have relevance to the students in future years. T accomplish this, lesson plans had to he carefully reviewed and each student's needs had to be considered. The middle schot faculty almost all agreed that the most rewarding teaching experience was to see a student suddenly become interested and enjc his or her newly found interes g iig W5 1 I' 4 A 'V 'w ff ilg g g A Glenda Anderson f Art 'Q U I 1 , - We V . Barbara A zkinson e Music ' J ' V l R i ,W David Barton f Band Jacqueline Benning - French Stephen Blanchard A History Gloria Boyd - Spanish ow V 3 K A.,, 3 r one in 'Dx- I an Carol Bronnan f Mathematics Jeff Devin a History John Dunn a Science Donna Ellis - History Sheryl Ellis - Drama and Speech ' Barbara Erwin a English Evebfn Fagadau - French Lucinda Fox f Language Arts af gy ii? v ,j , f .Q 5? ' 'nz i I t t ' 1 Q gg Ls S x I' c cs,, fiti, it ssf i i ifss ws. sflss E it Every student is different and you have to respect them as individuals with feelings. ? I IBN, Warren Foxworlh e Reading Doris Gonzales e English Karen Hagoad- Language Arts Ai, Carole Herson - Mathematics M Mary Elizabeth Kev f Science Susan Kleiman - Science Elaine Lambright - Language Arts It is rewarding to establish good student-teacher relationships because it's the only way to visibly see progress. Withoi communication the teacher is unable to grasp what the students have learned. The student's feedback is extremely important It's enriching for the teacher to know the students and to be able to help them academically and socially by knowing ar understanding their problems ls wwf... ' 1 f if - ,Ji V 6. , -'-ww., .4 , ,A ,f l , ill if 'yt g t 1 NK J? A 5? ,J 9 lf a student is afraid of 21 teacher. things don't work. l want students to talk to me. lt's easy for a teacher to talk to students. l I am constantly learning from my students. , .,, 'f: 'w-tfmrlllidillllllllfmm , ,,, l , , 'l T-, ' 'fa T ii ,0 ' fi x if 4'-it 4 ? 0 5 1 1 i X wr' 3 as -sl' 1 find? 74: A e nr- - M fiwm 9' , Y .51 4? A s tb K w ,TTA . h f izi f: i' 'fx' yt - . .. ,li ,M j g t.,, , ,tt . , .0 if - . t A - ,Ji 4 ...S Ya? F' ,M :as 'Q 571 s Q5 i Q t Q l 1 E 3 l Q..-' 1 ...EM an T7 l tttr s i f A 5 ' ' 1 V iw? A , , 'V A Janice Luskqi' f Mathematics - d 'A ' Mivlmei Moline f History i Eg Cliurlolle Schranzm Mathematics ,, Julian Smith f English Q-fr IV' Corinne Trzivlor f Piano Katlnf Warren - Science Cvnthia Wynn - s Language Arts Lower School Facult Working with lower schoolers often poses some special challenges. The teachers have to help each student develop a desire to learn which must remain with the student for years to come. Even as early as the first grade, a student's strengths and weaknesses are evident. The teachers begin to encourage the students to pursue their interests. Helping them to express themselves is another challenge. Concerning their future education, the influence the lower school faculty has on the children is tremendous. we Maribfn Aaron - Speech Pathologist Agnes Baldwin - Creative Activities Genie Ballard - Third Grade Becky Choate - First Grade Sandy Cox - First Grade -g,x '7' , an V ,,f' I I icy, i Vgr . E -M1V,,,,Q A ,f to - 1' ,4,'g , Q i it lc X l If J.y rn l E W AWK QL' Picfu re ' Na+ Y MZ AVdll6b,6 'V Laurie Cummings ee Second Grade Leia Davis ---e Third Grade Paula Eddins - Art Carly' Hqfff Music 'EI r W3 If , 43 'V' , 1 44 0 Q , 1 3 X + 1 .7 5 1 - 'M W ' w :I geek ' ' s , lmi ',2'1 'BBW' ' tzzv l VVVV 5 1 ' . -ii? K 4 r v Eleanor Wulkins --e Laney Second Grade -G-IQ Maggy Lepair - French Jeannie Lewis - Fourth Grade Joan McDole - Second Grade Joan Roberts - Fourth Grade Evebfn Robinson - Third Grade Gemme Rousseau - First Grade h G, Jfe ' 4Fs gkfffii, W is It is really difficult to reach all the kids. It's easy to reach a fewf' I haven't had any one experience which is outstanding. My most rewarding experiences are just day to day events. Christine Thomason - Art Diane Thompson - Primer Doug Thomson - Third Grade Peggy Wallace - First Grade Stephanie Webb - Fourth Grade Laurie White - Second Grade Lorene Zeiter - Fourth Grade PRESCHOOL FACULTY COMBINE' PATIENCE AND ENSE OF HUMOF The Preschool teachers did not have trimester exams to grade or research papers to discuss, yet, their year was event- filled and busy. There was a Christmas program to plan and a field day in the spring. Field trips and the day-to-day educational plans had to be organized. Besides making sure their finger-painting techniques were correct and up-to-date, the preschool faculty also had to make sure they were meeting the needs of the children in the best way possible. Mrs. Fleming, head of the preschool, spent time making sure the preschool was an active part of the Greenhill community. Each teacher put time, effort, and thought into teaching. The following quotes, in particular ways, show how each member of the faculty regarded his work. The most difficult goals to accomplish are to make sure each child is happy with himself, to understand his limitations, and to have in mind a realistic growth Cfor the childjf Dorothy A uverman T Kathryn Benson J ill Bonti T Kerry Brown 34 ft is important to establish an academic intimacy so that a child will feel comfortable enough to express himself without fear of ,ing mistakes, and through this process grow? The most important things to remember while teaching are that you're dealing with an impressionable age fgroupjg you can't ,ast year's plan because you have to satisfy the children's needs differently. -. , -f' 3 2 g . 1 to for Q! i Claudia Davis 9'-v Karyl Gindling Pal McGee Emibf McLaughlin f Q fx. if y t N gy, P.E. Department Teaches Different Kind of Lessc The P.E. teachers come in contact with more wide-ranging age groups than any of the other faculty members. Depending on the time, they can be seen teaching the various hoola-hoop techniques to first graders, yoga to eighth graders, or the different forms of a jump shot to basketball players. When the sports they teach are in season the often s end far longer than an eight hour work day Even more so ! Y P - than in a classroom situation, the coaches have to concentrate on not letting their goals for the teams interfere with what the individuals can actually achieve. While most students are comfortable in the classroom, many find the support they receive from coaches and teammates an irreplacable part of the school environment. Cheryl Benoit Dwight Clasby Jim Fiedler - Athletic Director Pam Foster It's important to help each player reach his highest level of ability in skills, knowledge and understanding of the sport, as well as personal character development? , A Mh,12V'1L f g X. 5 eff t and ' I -. at as - -,A qv - .t E' I gi ' ug In in Q sf 'ks ,Q is l r l i yy yv 1 tw 'X Us Q3 ,af 45 Link Fuller Dick Hall Penny Powell ,iw 'hl' Q Y 1 C. J Q55 x .A N f,' f 4 i 1 ,, N, if l l Q 5 2 Whether you win, lose, or tie, you do it with class. Growing adolescents, who spend ten or more hours a day away from home, enjoys mutually close relationships other than with home figures. Y .I -I -nunuq qui Librariar ff i The library is playing a more and more important role in the Greenhill community as the years go by. The Librarians show the younger students how to use the reference area and the card catalogue effectively. Much time has to be spent on the selection of the books which are chosen for our library. The decisions have to be made on what type of books the students use and which ones are most helpful. As the library's role grows, the Librarians, responsibilities towards making the library for everyone's use, increases. They are doing an excellent job. 'S Maxine Brittain Rosemary Cox Betty Roach Pauline Uloth 39 Mae Feather Natalie Frankel Tellie Glashan Darlene Hall Janet Anderson Cheryl Culler Debbie Davis Lynn Dews Secretaries and Staf Julie Clasby Nancy Counts mm 2 -J ,nv Ras-W, Janet Smith, Above Left Ann James Faith Johnson Susan Kritter Jessie Longoria Lavonda Monk Virginia Pringle ' x F M N., Lorene Richardson Lea Rose Kenda Shanks Alton Sipes jf X .wail-s :IA 3.3, W - 5 am? .i f f N, 53 1. ' fx X :Sl M Xk RE 32,-iw ETQEA in a y Q55 ge S N wiv? Q- S xx K2 1' A, L -. E elif if bf :S- Ti 11 1 .. V . - ,-: c fb fn f - owe f bqgww X v n 4 -' 4 7 . Q V ' 4 b ' 14+ 5' W' -- g iii 'Q xx . You grow from learning. V -M .. Li, . K ..::,, , .A:-f.: by I . . W f ' '1 f ' Q :i2.z2':-' .1 f l , wyyx ' 'f ,, 'fix' , Vly, , A4., M , ,,,, , I yi. V, 4? I iibi Q , ,- V, my In Vp' g 13 W Q. H I ' N , Su 1 ,ig 4u':-br'tff,v? ' - f :E , ' , A-4 N' ,W,.+ ' H - N 57 , 'N . N' S 'ff' 4 '1 i?:'f xi -:g1wf1,f 'i J 'f9'l ' ' N, ' -1 TV' ,.,..f 'f , i i, ,Av i - , ,wp ,. ' N - , P - LT fqgizizi 1x. W j ,LLLL 'A ,K. ACTIVITIES HALLGWEE - IT wAs ENOUGH TO SCARE YOU! Greenhill celebrated ghoulishly on Halloween. Little spooks and spirits haunted the campus during their annual parade. Upper Schoolers were even more fiendish than usual when they came to school as supernatural beings. l - 'Q AL, ,V 'iv 5:2 2 1 , A M fa 1223 ll' gnruiskn. :,55'W4t.vt- W' 75- lf' fit i K I .31 s un is as I K - f -1 E if , ., X fn ' efx ,- N-wigxtx by vw '-M. ' t If: Fw - 'B 5 ' 'libs A 5 g - 323415 'E X 3 W R r ,tt,. .. W s ,A mm 46 QUIZBOWL The student council promoted several quizbowls this year. The quizbowls were held. by and large. during free assembly periods so that more people could attend. The two teams that made it to the finals consisted of Don Uloth. David Kupfer. Darren Barnett. and Jeff Epstein against Hamilton Rial. Doug Uloth. Barry Epstein. and Fiona McCracken. The latter team won! .h Top: Susan Falkenstein. V Middle: Darren Barnett. Jeff fi B Y Epstein. David Kupfer. and Don Uloth. Below: Fiona McCracken. Barry Epstein. Dough Uloth, and Hamilton Rial. 3.4 ff Homecomin Greenhill Homecoming Week was hectic as usual. After five days of dressing up, the Mortarboard Dinner, and Homecoming Game, the Greenhill students still had enough strength to celebrate with a dance. The cheerleaders picked then for the dress-up days, such as comic strip character day, and teacher look alike day. There was everything from Snoopy to Micl Mouse! 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I4 1 '?, T LR Q. 5 ' 'J Exams! f w'M'i , 1.mnrnr i 'u1s yor H g , 3 Stampede! i 5 Q , I? W 'u-wwf... -Q H, W wmv- gh X Ms ' xx Ek 4 my 9 -N .Jar ne You're kidding! Don't worry. My brother said it will be easy. .-anil V ,Mud It's got to be history! ai x f- Us LQ -umafm Faces in the crowd: Don't cry! Freshman collapses!', 52 Q Y Greenhill Music Upper School Choir Middle School Choir Instrumental Ensemble Speakers Enrich Our Lives Greenhill was very privileged this year to be able to hear a wide variety of speakers. From the combined efforts of the faculty and student groups such as the Assembly Planning Committee came many interesting and pertinent speakers. For Intemational Day, Mrs. Robert Forman, a white South African, spoke about her country. She then was questioned by a panel composed of two seniors and one faculty member. The poet, Ashley Bryan, lectured on his works and played his recorder. Renee Martinez, expert on minority education, spoke to the Upper School about the Chicano Experience in the Dallas Public School System. Students learned a lot about out-of-the-ordinary subjects this year. Upper Right: Ashley Bryang Lower Right: Eager lower school- ers listen. w 54 f v ro 'A 4 if ':bAA -Q V 'HWY' Counterclockwisez Ray Bucha- non and Hamilton Rial partici- pate in panel discussiong Mrs. Robt. Formang Ashley Bryan plays recorder. .. Interfest On the day that school was dismissed for Thanksgiving vacation, the Upper School experienced Interfest, or Interest festival. This innovative meeting enabled students to talk with experts in fields that they might possibly be interested in pursuing as careers. Greenhill invited over thirty prominent business men and women from the Dallas area to give presentations about their jobs. Students were able to attend three sessions of their choice along with one mandatory session with the Texas Volunteer Commission. There was everything from a female pilot to an opthamologist. There was even a representative from the Peace Corps. Most students were enthusiastic and benefited from this unique experience. This Page: Randy Mooreg Opposite Page Clockwise: Dr. Mark Unterbergg Groupshotg Sandra Simmonsg Bob Meltzerg Judy Jordan. 56 'E K W -. MN wi f Y + RN iz Vi 'NK . ,, Q 1 if A I O rein i 1 X , 3. 'S- NN 'M 5 '6Stingiest Man Adds to Christmas Spirit The Stingiest Man in Town was the best Christmas present that the Greenhill Theatre has ever given to us. It combined tl' best of the traditional Christmas programs with the professionalism of the spring musicals. The Stingiest Man . . was based o Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol One of the best things about this show was that it involved students from both Lower and Middle Schools. Although most of tl leading roles went to Middle Schoolers, there was plenty of room for the younger children. Lower School students appeared in tli traditional cottas and red ribbon bows to entertain the audience with choruses of Holly-Ho! The technical crews of the play were headed by Upper Schoolers and were manned by Lower and Middle Schoolers. Studen designed everything from the sets to the cover of the program. Even teachers and parents pitched in and helped. The aura 1 cooperation in this production memorably reflected the spirit of Christma L' 3' -5 l, sa aiu Q M 'Q ,QW Counterclockwise: The Devilg Steve Rogersg Scrooge and employeesg Laura Corman and Dan Burtong Jill Hodges. Preschoolers Perform Traditional cc utcracker Suite Somewhere in the long line of Greenhill tradition, Agnes Baldwin began helping the preschoolers put on the Nutcracker Suite. Each year this play is performed, but it is never boring. Each year a new group of equally adorable children bring light into their parents, eyes. So it was this year, and so it will be next year. The buildings may change, and the children may change, but, the effect is still the same, pure joy. ,i 18 ic 'S K if ' lx 1 ' 'fr NN , G . 0 Preschoolers Delight Audiences With Their Annual Production of The Nutcracker Suite 8- isi s E li ai K vu V X 'Q QQ, Eg alex N 'E' if Q X fi by . J , K , iff g X L ' . Tl 3 f ' ,qw - , r -f 'fp . K A , J 1 N X ' A ' ., ' . N 1 6 5' Jig ., f' 'Q A. i r . ' i . - 5 fi I M ' 'v -- e 1 th and 8th raders Have 66Boogie Night' They called it Boogie Night. It was well attended and much enjoyed. Those that attended thought it to be a great success. ' hzt 3 A 4. This year the Middle School cheerleaders sponsored a dance. T Wm . .-. asf' iddle School Shows Talent Early this year the Middle School had a talent show. The kids really got involved. Pictured, seventh graders sing Oh Dreydel, Dreydel, Dreydelf' ff! at V' A M-ri'f1?W'ljf i fra V L ' M gf Wi I MP5 4 , I -' aim swirl- ttttsti Waco Fourth Graders Perform Annual Pla s Another Greenhill tradition survived this year - the annual fourth grade plays. These plays are written and acted out by the fourth grade. One is the Columbus Day Play, and the other is the Thanksgiving Day Play. The plays this year were excellent - but then, they always are! !! ffm. Count Dracula Greenhillls fall theatrical production was Count Draculaf The melodrama, based on Bram Stoker's novel Count Dracula, was well attended and well received. It was especially appealing to children who viewed it as a sort of horror movie. Much of the success of the play was do to the elaborate set, one of the most complex in years. 65 1 6cHollow Crownv - A Smash Success The Hollow Crownf, an entertainment based on the history and writings of the English kings, was presented in the Greenl library in January. This excellent production, directed by Barry Cleveland, contained virtuoso performances by Linda Schul Dan Uloth, Jeff Jeffett, Dana Zale, Kris Estes, Don Uloth, John Murphey, and Judi Bandy. Allison Garner accompanied t singers and did excellent solo work. The production was successful not only at Greenhill, but at the state Thespian meeting Houston. This summer they will take the production to the International Thespian Cor Q --. 41 c'Apple Tfeeaa - Smash Success The Greenhill Theatre presented a new kind of musical this year. They put on Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock's sixties musical, The Apple Tree. There are three parts to the play. The first is The Diary of Adam and Evev based on Mark Twain's work of the same name. The second part is The Lady or the Tiger by Frank R. Stockton. The third part is Passionella by Jules Feiffer. All of these plays deal with the relationships between men and women throughout history. 'fi 68 N. .Niv- -is 7' GX K g X ' Q I 'Ax X Q f 'fx X Y' x' Y H3 , 2 S ,,, s. 4 Q , 3 2 , 1' I X ,Y ,-ef!! ,Qgnsvv si in ia! ' Vv 1 756- , V 1? 'L Q! Q V My in .1 4 z KL .wk , 3 fi M Q K 3 3 WTS SQ PORT K -L mis Hornets Have First Winning Seasoi The Greenhill Hornets football team had its first winning season since 1972, posting a 6-5 record Cincluding scrimmagesj. Two of their wins, a 7-3 victory over Oklahoma City, Cassidy, and a 28-8 win over Trinity Christian, avenged last year's losses to the same teams. In the Homets, final two games of the season, they showed tremendous defensive strength, shutting out Trinity Valley and Cistercian, 16-0 and 42-0 respectively. The total offense leader for the Hornets was halfback Tony Bryant who had over 1000 yards rushing for the second straight year. Including passing yardage, Tony accumulated over 1500 yards total and scored four touchdowns. Although the Homets are losing many seniors this year, they have gaincd some much needed depth and should have a strong squad next year. grin Bottom row, Left to Right: Eric Sperling, Jay Levy, Tim Robinson, Mike Plumlee Scot Casey Steve Zimmerman Robert Pendleton Larry Lundy Mark Second row: Marc Linsey, Rom Ellis, Bill Garcia, Karl Black, Brian Silverberg Mike Beck Mike Signorelli Dave Bernard Brad Dudley Andty Wadman h Sc tt McMu1lan Kim Forsythe Marc McCullough Jim McElyea Jay Harris Keith McAtteer Rusty Norris Andrew Kelton Lester Levy D t ree: o , , , , Schneider, Tony Bryant, Chad Armstrong. Top row: Scott Dobson, Coach Clasby Head Coach Fuller Coach Smith, Peter Beath Not pzctured Jeff Muss Ll Colegrove, Eric Nooleen, and Steve Lieberman, 72 n any Years The Hornets had several people selected to all conference squads this season. They include, First Team: Peter Beath, Tony Bryant, Lester Levy, Andrew Kelton, and Brian Silverberg. Second Team: David Bernard, Kim Forsythe, and Robert Pendleton. Honorable Mention: Michael Beck, Tom Ellis, Larry Lundy, and Jim McElyea. The offensive player of the year for the Hornets was Tony Bryant, defensive player of the year was Lester Levy, the Most Valuable Player was Brian Silverberg, and the Jock Prather Award winner was Jim McElyea. tg .ul 1.33 H V krrg N . , ,gaay I ' Wi!2f':2Q ' 31 .L W., YN x ,, k G - 5 , 4 .' .. af Y 'A f rf- al VV ,Y W. kt.: ,' .M -Wa' H nf ,f.,,,,q,t wt. T-2,4 M, i 0, M .tm r at -'fi' mr, M if 'L H7'5' K ' 1 ' 2.7- , . i s . , , M y 17 ,wp 73 i 1 Q2 R .K . 2.5 Q A , Q 74 uw! ,Q an ...e S Q4 ...uf 1 .- S , gqki! ii nf . 4, .nu F e' if it 5' 'Rae A hs, 9 . wi F' ' 6 g f H- , ,- .Q My 11' 4d few as-' S ' ' i-.f,?f3 '?'fE. Q . sf. x H ..... gun .,, +-f .W gf. .W K . I 'Aifi LV -' - 1 f s,s, 1 l if'7a'5i: '-W.L .kJ-L-: 5 R37 it H - i is ' . kk s Q ki Field Hockey Wins TISC for 4th Straight Year The girls' field hockey team cappec successful season by winning the TIS The girls put forth a lot of effort unde captains Leslie Dorsey, Toni Burlesoi and Kay Runyon. Although there we many ties during the season, there wa only one loss going into the SPC tournament. The girls made a xg ,cf ,tg respectable showing at the tournamei Q5 Ei' ri with all three captains taking first tea W M X 2, N honors. Sophomores Carol Rosenfelci and Robin Posner took second team honors, and Kim Asner received honorable mention. 5 is S E X 4' if FQ t Top row: Linda Schulze, Brianna Boswell, Leslie Dorsey, Toni Burleson, and Juliet Redgate. Middle row: Robin Ste- phens, Leah Blake, Sarah Bateman, Lisa Page, Meredith Trim, Kim Asner, Laurie Gold, Robin Posner, and Nancy Powell. Bottom row: Vicki Eastus, Farrai Shelby, Lori Friedman, Cathy Steinberg, Lori Levine, Carol Rosenfeld, Kama Boswell, Allison Berger, Anita Fonberg, Kay Runyan, and Coach Pam Foster. 76 Oas- D., Q' k. .... mp'- ,.5 'V ,. n w-.W Q F' Sw 4... 'f-3-f,1.',,N f' Q 5?C'IfJfikl5w :..:.,,.gQ:-. S - M W., 3-5 Xiu 'N'-vwui Cross Country Captures SPC iw-wry W ww' ': 453' ...gat ' Title for First Time Ever The Cross Country Team had a great year, winning both the SPC and TISC Championships. Greenhill's Cross Country Teams had never before achieved this goal. Alan Beck, Mark Marshall, and Guy Moore were honored on both SPC and TISC All-Conference first teamsg Jim Clements, Marc Goldfarb and David Hagan were named to the TISC All-Conference teamg and senior captains Marc Goldfarb and David Hagan also received Honorable Mention in the SPC. Mark Marshall had an exemplary year, setting new Greenhill two mile records. He ran a time of IO: I3 in the Sixth Annual San Marcos Rotary Club Invitational and broke his own record the following week in the Mesquite Invitational, running 9:57. At the Fall Sports Banquet, Mike Silverman received the Inspiration Award. -tr, . 1, yfv if 2 as -tt'?W-tix, , I . .E A ' 4 1 t . ' f -, ..r fx 7.1 1 Q x , A get ff' Q 4g'i 'f:i'.f,i,il c.2.'w'?5?1i f fi: ,,. V If .xl .-yt.: A, A ., - t v K. .b v, wr.. 3. N V st, ,-by ..fx,'!r W N Q g ' Q. J s ff J .N.., X K, '1II'0W.' Steve Heizer. Guy Moore, Jeff Weinstein, Marc Asner. Alan Beck, Mike Silverman, Jim Clements. Back: Coach Dashefsky. Mark Marshall. Marc dfarb. David Hagan. Dan Goetz, Coach Blanchard. The Hornets did not place at the top of either the TISC or the SPC this year, but the team played well in the end-of-the season tournaments. At the TISC tournament, they lost matches with the two powerhouse teams, Ft. Worth Country Day and Hockaday, only when the clock ran out during tie-breaking games. Then, at SPC, the Hornets' match with Kincaid s highlighted the tournament as Greenhill caused the first-place team to suffer its sole defeat. B Team - Top, left to right: Laura Prager, Diane Tobias, Pam Beck, Robin Price, and Linda Prager. Bottom, left to right: Winsor Barbee, Terri Blum, Mary Rogers, Julie Desenberg, and Susan Plueckhahn. 80 irls olleyball YE I A Team - Top, Left to right: Coach Benoit, Kathy Bernard, Sara Plumlee, Graylyn Bog Captain lone Lifson, and Missy Lloyd. Bottom, left to right: Mallory Polk, Staci Strau Lisa Bruner, Hollye Zidell, and Kellye Wright. f al. xx, ' ' er -,:: i .. Q , ,Q N. asf a .F Wx .1v.fzs -' ih- 'Qmn I I F, X ' ., N-gil,-V325-g.: b ,.r..w, f xf - ' a-new 4. in i T55 v -X 15 Boys Basketball Top, Left to right: Kim Forsythe, David Hirschfeld, Tony Bryant, Jerry Marcus, Scott Dobson, and Coach Clas Bottom, Left to right: Tom Ellis, Larry Lundy, Stuart Veeder, Andy Wadman, and Mark Bernstein. For the basketball team, this year was a year of learni The team had five returning lettermen, but only one sen Next year, there will be seven returning lettermen, all whom will be seniors. Coach Dwight Clasby is looking il ward to an excellent year. David Hirschfeld, who was the team's captain, avera3 nineteen points and fifteen rebounds per game. The ser had excellent chances of making first team all-conference d ing TISC. ln' S 1... Girls Basketball Top, Left to right: Dana Zale, Allison Garner, and Missy Loyd. Middle, Left to right: Sara Plumlee, Kellye Wright, Leslie Dors Hollye Zidell, Robin Posner, Nancy Powell, and Cathy Bernard. Bottom, Left to right: Linda Prager, Kay Runyan, Carol Rosd thal, Staci Strauss, Valencia Drake, and Laura Prager. i x if 1 ,syy, L, .Wai f X I. f or x 3 :mm The girls' basketball team finished the season with a respectable record. Seniors Kellye Wright and Leslie Dorsey led the team in scoring. Highlights of the season were a two- point victory over Ft. Worth Christian and a close game with Holland Hall. Next year should be interesting because of the switch from a half-court to full-court game. The B-Team played full-court ball this season and this experience should help the Hornets. 'LJ z..,.:g:...s g 1 1 Soccer ,i 134 .1 i 1 h , 3 Top, Left to right: Mark McCullough, Peter Beath, Jay Harris, Brian Silverberg, Andrew Kelton, Tony Perez, Marc Meadows, and Jeff Zidell. Bottom, Left to right: Shannon Bible, Tim Smith, Alan Beck, Steve Zimmerman, Frank Davis, Howard Kollinger, and Walter Durham. an at 4 'f..'.- -vw . ' We ' - Q ' 1 r - -iff . YQ! --:gi X- v' - - it , 'rl . .1-'-sffav .- ec:nip,.:?..:1r' P' l The soccer team has had a successful season this year. Their strength was shown easily when they played a close match against Bryan Adams High School. The Hornets played most of the season in the defensive 2-3-4 with a sweeper back helping the fullbacks. The team is a very mature unit made up of many seniors, along with some juniors, sophomores, and one freshman. In the first half of the season the Hornets had a 2-0-3 record. The two wins were a 5-0 victory over Trinity Valley and a tough l-0 defeat of St. Mark's. It was the first win over St. Markls in many years. Another big game was a 2-2 tie with Jesuit. In the second half of the season the Hornets had a 3-3-0 record. The wins came over Selwyn, and Jesuit and Cassady. Girls Soccer The girls' soccer team, in its third year, is a vastly improved team. Under Coaches Penny Powell and Cheryl Benoit, the team is mastering the fundamentals well, thus helping their overall game. The leading scorer for the Hornets is Laurie Gold, followed by Paige Parsons. Another standout is first year goalkeeper Graylyn Boyd. Improvement should continue in the future. The Hornets will have many experienced middle schoolers on the team next year. This should spell bright days in the future for girls, soccer. ' i f i V W , at f .J 'GX Q .W-f'5.Hz',, Top, Left 10 right: Coach Powell, Laurie Gold, Meredith Trim, Kathy Harris, Pam Beck, Chell Newbury, Graylyn Boyd, F Rutchik, Lisa Bruner, Lisa Buckner, Lisa Johnson, Alison Berger, Patricia Castro, and Coach Benoit. Bottom, Left to right: Asner, Leah Blake, Helen Bateman, Sarah Bateman, Paige Parsons, Laurie Friedman, Kama Boswell, and Brianna Boswell. 88 'V . 6 442'-H L L, J, My -we ..-1 J23 '-if -Alia A 41 'U Boys Tennis Y' p,,.,2 W' 'Y 'W ' .1 W ' ' Back row: Mr. Kittleman, Jerry Marcus. John Levy. Mr. Fulton. Middle row: Leland Harris, Mark Mayer, Darren Brian Thum. Doug Grossman. Bart Sargeant. Bottom row: Robert Liener, John Kittleman, Kenny Still, Kim Forsythe. ing: Kevin Richardson. 'hazy 91 Girls Tennis 1. X, in K K 1 v, H K Y , Q? 93 oys rack Top row: Coach Fuller, Chad Armstrong, Tony Briant, David Hagan, Marc Cvoldfarb, Andrew Kelton, Tom Ellis, Steve Middle row: David L. Schneider. Bill Garcia. Lester Levy, Jerry Schwartz, Jeff Muss, Mark Marshall, Michael Beck, Rober dleton. Bottom row: Ellis Telford, Steve Lieberman, Alan Beck. Mike Plumlee, Scott Casey, Mike Silverman, Guy Moore. x........Q7' -sans Girls Track 5 Top row: Leslie Dorsey, Alison Berger, Meredith Trim, Chell Newberry, Lea Blake, Coach Cheryl Benoit. Bottom row: Lisa ner, Cindy Chloe, Kay Runyon, Robin Stephens. Golf J is ' l y .: All I X I ,Q , , Top row: Tony Perez, Peter Beath, Coach Devin, Jeff Frankle, Mark Bernstein, Blake Pleuhkham. Front row: Stuart Veeder Weinstein, Jay Levy, Joe Ray, Tim Robinson. 96 Softball U row: Janet Haldeman, Nancy Powell, Kathy Bernard. Laura Prager, Pam Beck, isor Barbee, Susan Pleukhan. Middle: Linda Prager, Carol Rosenfeld, Karen mias. Laurie Gold, Graylyn Boyd. Bottom: Laurie Friedman. Paige Parsons. hy Rovinsky. Brianna Boswell, Kim Asner, Lisa Johnson. Not pictured: Toni leson. Sara Plumlee, Kellye Wright. use au ve' Baseball Top row: Tom Perryman, Greg Wyll, David Bernard. Scott Dobson, Tim Smith, Coach Clasby. Middle: Andy Wadman, Asner, John Porter, B0 Marcus, Brad Mitchell, Jeff Kerber, Steve Glazer. Bottom: Robert Segovia, Andy Baker, Gary Beck Stewart, Marc Meadows, Paul Nagler. Scott Smith. 98 Baseball Gymnastics ,I , VGWQQ .f 5 X: l :mm '.....J a f4iv X! I .L xi Y J, 1 W, k , 5 'iw ' W-xi -sw C av Wi. WN' K A hgh.: M mg. Q W ff? 4 K , A . . Q . if ,. ww in-F is ,, ' K 1f'AQ1'2g, E,k' '11 w Q if 'Q ' s ,. K M, Q. ka ' -il? ' k Q x ., '- 4. Wi' M in , -155 TQ K 1 ,K , k .f .... k KN ,E . V , , A l , 102 ,,..pn-nik QPF' ow-F' ,. .ff-14 wha, 4.1 fy . ,I Liam Q. , 'N .Q , ' f . . ,-U, m,,,,.,-- mf , M Y' . 'I .... W My 0 ,av My Y , 1 . W. f N M , 7' ,g,,,.,, U .0 ,. . , 104 MK, , elwrw af. ,. 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' f- V if V VMVP fr' 'f V V . x ' 'f ' ' A A ' .K V V 1 A n 4 ' fa . -wk 5 Q , N Q V Q V U-V we x V Vfhws' x . Zpvgg-Q jf' QV Vg iffy 4V 'VV V, ' XV A n VV .A , . - 'N .As-V - , V, W-va. , VV Galler X 1 , ,XX .-.--..- 106 .ff 6 MJ A n.!ggr iq v. wyh FN iw 3 1 'X 32 x X l , ?f W' i H r ,! 1' G-3 an xg f R z ir. N f'ff -fp 5 E Z fel. x E, I W., when im.. '-vu-.Q -ammu- W , 4 . 2' x 5 L M K - 1'-' 1 I - D sm . M ' . W Q I fg x m Zmm M R 'Q ' 5 4 M f k K' J' f S ' L ' ' 109 Q E S S Q 5 E E 5 F I 5 E IIO DRGANIZATIONS W W- --V The National Honor Societ On December 12th, 1977, twelve new initiates were inducted into the National Honor Society during a cere- mony in the Monday morning assembly. Candidates must exhibit qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. On the facing page are the members of The National Honor Society. Top row from Left to Right: Karen Tobias, Keith McAteer, Kelleye Wright, Susan Falken- stein, Mark Marshall, Alison Porter, Kim Eastus, Sarah Bateman, Doug Uloth, and Jerry Schwartz. Front row: Darren Barnett, Lynn Salzberger, Leslie Dorsey, Vicki Eas- tus, Eileen Gilford, and Joan Susman. N kL,, , Facing Page, Bottom Left: Sponsor William Walsh. Top Right: Headmas- ter Phillip Foote awarding initiate Eileen Gilford as Head of Upper School, Wyllys Terry looks on. This Page, Bottom Left: A parent of an initi- ate takes his seat. ,I l The Latin Club The members are from left to right: Lisa Johnson, Mallori Polk, Lisa Page, Coleman Jones, Marc Meadows, Brian Epstein, Kris Estes, Mark Schnitzer, Andy Baker, Jon Logan, Ellis Telford, Frank Sommerfield, and seated is sponsor George Vellios. From Left to Right: Karen Tobias, Vicki Eastus, Jerry Mar- cus, Eileen Gilford, Jeff Muss, lone Lifson, Mark Marshall, and sponsor Randy Thompson, and Doug Uloth. Mu Alpha Theta 93 The Environmental Club Middle School Cheerleaders K 3 ww .,, ,.,., -' 'WM f f iv f . . I .vi I Z5 :Q - , qw ., V r V Y , 9 FQ f 1' ,. W ggi. V Q ff' I vw- Q9 'Hb lain T ,M M .,.,,,,,,,,,..., l i 1' l S The Student Council 4 sl' The 1977-I978 Student Council under the leadership of President Susan Falkenstein, Vice-President Vicki Eastus, and Secretary Jerry Schwartz has undertaken many useful projects. In an effort to keep the student body better informed, the minutes of the meetings and the menu of the cafeteria are posted weekly. Along with the Alumni Asso- ciation, the Council has sponsored the annual carnival. The Council also sponsored the Quiz Bowl which sent a team to a county- wide competition. Also the Council has introduced revisions in the cafeteria, student lounges, landscaping, and the introduction of intramural sports. Picture Below Left, Top row: Kim Asner, Michael Beck, Jerry Schwartz, Susan Falk- enstein, Vicki Eastus, Fiona McCracken, and Kay Runyan. Bottom row: Mike Sulli- van, Marc Asner, Ellen Winestein, and Mike Silverman. The Evergreen The 1977-1978 Evergreen main- tained its popularity with its reviews of music and drama. A sizeable humor section sparked controversy. The Edi- tor-in-Chief for 1977-1978 is Doug Uloth, with news editor Hamilton Rial. Senior Jerry Schwartz is Sports Editor with Juniors Tony Lovett editing the humor section and Vicki Eastus as Fea- ture Editor. The Business Manager is Darren Barnett. The Faculty Sponsors are Richard Williams and Mary K. Kuykendall. D f ' 7 4 I fl J' -- Right: Staff members Harris Skibell g and Darren Barnett. , A an 1' Ygnkiib-li --Q U db- Group Shot ev Left to right: Robyn Price, Dr. Rex Mooney, Jeff Jeffett, Doug Uloth, Robert Liener, Chris Roberts, Eileen ford, Hamilton Rial, Kim Eastus, Vicki Eastus, Kevin Richardson, Don Uloth, Harris Skibell, lone Lifson, Susan and Jerry Schwartz. 118 P of Y ov I V ff X Left: Staff Members - Scott Smith, Duff Stewart, Kelleye Wright, Tony Lovett, and Judy Schnitzer. Below: Feature Editor g Vicki Eastus. w A ,lf i Q 96 of S N gi Above: Staff Members - Duff Stewart and Tony Lovett. Cavalcade When the members of the Cavalcade staff began to work on this book, they asked themselves what they wanted the finished annual to be. They decided that it should be a pictorial image of a single year in the life of the school. To this end, they collected pictures of all facets of school life. Some of the members of the staff were Karen Tobias, Sarah Bateman, Kay Runyon, Alison Porter, Jerry Schwartz, and Lisa Lehman. i. if .3 -an-f-N-1' 120 Montage The Montage, the school's literary magazine, is published every spring. The staff gathers material from classes in all grades. It sponsors literary contests to spur creativeness of students. The Montage editor, Susan Folkenstein, believes that the magazine should reflect the relative seriousness of intense creative effort, and for this reason, intends to maintain the usage of cool colors, such as blue and gray, that has characterized the book in previous years. '2..,J I Left to right: Robin Price, Kellye Wright, Scott Smith, Susan Falkenstein, Q Judi Bandy, and Vicki Eastus. 122 Backpacking Left to right: Andy Baker, Kellye Wright, Judi Bandy, Susan Falkenstein, Mary Rogers, Sarah Bateman, Scott Smith, and Doug Benzuli. in 1 an t5?ff?i1 1 ' :f5:fg,f,' 72,3 i , :ff-ffm' ' K' 3 'fn 3? Haifa' A' - ' 1 ' - S 1 ' b ggi Upper School Choirs Choral singing interested many people in Greenhillas Upper School this year. The choirs were organized into the Greenhill Singers, a ninth grade choir, and a regular chorus. The choirs gave performances for the Upper School, the Middle School, the Lower School, the Parents' Association, and various private schools in Fort Worth. As a special Christmas project a performance was given at a Dallas nursing home. K I ...V t I Q' I' 'mx ,X Greenhill Singers Left to right: Michael Manes, choir dir Davis, Kris Estes, and Randy Pearlman. 124 ector, Beth Hixson, Mike Sullivan, Andrew Kelton, ,W '14 . 2 Q P .' T 5 xl Eile 3 nntc 4- i en Gilford, Atlantis Shelby, Fr Freshman Septet Top. Lejfr to righf: Bill Flack. Steve Heizer, Ashley Davis. and Cindy Leland. Bottom. Left ro righz: Dana Zale. Robin Donsky. and Kelly Tills Chorus zy if 45. 126 pper School Cheerleader ,, .Ww.,.,Q, 'V 'wr L U ' ,fe fl ' NI if ,V , , f r ' z ' .. , 'fri' M ' Q ,M - M U ig K ,L+ -, ' '9 'r',wtyp, Mfg . ' X ' ' , ,Im dir. V1jgf,ii3f'g,:f,Z.,2i5 5 - . V, ' 'f' f 4' ,, Iwi' f hm f l vw in as P V , by 5 , ,MV ,,,,.Qh,:, Q fm V I , ,, ' ' ' ' W ' ' i' 'K X H' 'Mv '1N .MW ' A lu W, r 1 r , f f in r . frfzry' uf, NL , ,W f I ' ' ' gh, ,. ' 'gf ' f .fYi5fI 1, 'w'f,5r L 9' ' J W jg K 'ft'31fe'ff9ize,f rigs ' V ' , ily A rev, , I G , ' I . , ,,ertb,:45Q -11, KJ 1, if ,f, . , , - A M XA .gang :Wei , 4 ' ,, z,. ,v ,fax M K, f j ' ,ja ' 'A . f fir? 'wif g I 1 N f V A 1 ,. ' , ,ir 'G . V Y ' , r 2' Pattilynn O'Connell, Lisa Albert, Gina Robinson, Farra Shelby, Tracy McPartland, lone Lifson, and Frank Davis. f 4' JN New f W X u H l 'N ltr N. .4 S? 1 Chess Club Left to right: Mark Marshall, Coleman Jones, Marc Asner, Sallie McRae, Barry Epstein, Eddie Weinberger, Jerry Schwartz, and Doug Grossman. ,. Computers Under the direction of Bobbie Ferrell, Greenhill has begun using computers to augment its curriculum. The object of these programs is to familiarize students with computers. The programs revolve around two Apple rnicro-computers W small portable machines, the portability of the Apple allows students of all ages to use the computers almost daily. Student involvement in programs has been great, auguring well for the future role of computers at Greenhill. 127 By devoting forty-five minutes per week of their time, Greenhill students are able to see how other educational systems work. By opening a few of the dusty Greenhill windows and looking outside, these students may be opening doors for less fortunate children. Guiding perspective students around the school by the Greenhill students is a first for the 77-78 year. It is going quite well, Mr. Terry claims, because the students have the best insights. 128 Herbert Marcu Standing, Left to right: Wyllys Terry, Tom Perryman, Mike Junkroski, Ashley D Diana Newman, Mary Rogers. Middle row: Doug Grossman, Winsor Barbee, Estes, Lisa Johnson. Lower row: Dana Zale, Ellen Weinstein, Kellye Tills, R Dansky. Tour Guide Standing, Left to right: Wyllys Terry, Jeff Frankee, Ashley Davis, Robin Bottom row: Mike J unkroski, Dana Zale, Robin Dansky, and Kris Estes. Spanish National Honor Society This year the Spanish National Honor Society held a luncheon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George Roswell For a service project the members tutored. Lynn Salzberger and Toni Burleson were co-presidents, and Mrs. Drew Duffey was the sponsor. anding, Left to right: Marie Pollman, Karen Blum, Diana Newman, Sarah Bate- an. Bottom: Cindy Clow, Briana Beewell, Lynn Salzkerga and Susan Falkenstein. Kssembl Planning Committee 5 The APC had a new name this year, fformerly Committee Relationsj along ',.v mding, Left to right: Leland Burk, Lee Ann Morgan, John Levy, Kim Lamphare, 'f Frankee, Ian Rule. Bottom row: Frank Sommerfield, Cathy Cormon, Merideth im, and Kris Estes. with a few innovations within the club. Thespians Active in Theater Arts The Greenhill Thespians are active in all of the productions of the drama department Such productions as Dracula and The Hollow Crown were very successful. The cast members and crew of The Hollow Crown performed at the State Thespian Convention and have been invited to perform at the International Thespian Convention Below: Thespians - Beth Hixon, Fiona McCracken, Wendy Pollock, Randy Pearlman and Linda Schulze Mortarboard Involved at Greenhill Kellye Wright was the president of the school's service organization. the Mortarboard. The Mortarboard had many members this year. Among its more notable activities this year. the club sponsored the Homecoming Dance, Homecoming Week, and sold carnations in the spring for Valentine's Day. far. N Q K Nr W my 21 ',. i!?P'l ' will IENIORS . V I 5 ' QY A Z WE k , I , I i ,sej::h'g5:ai,a,,gjr , 136 7.52 atherine Albert IO tush . . . strawberry daiquiris honorary S S member snoopy eyes always wears b retts . . . cutest girl in the upper school France 76 Fiona et Katherine Taisez Vous gymnastics . . . monkey space cadet your mom calls you Katrin'7 Mr Smith s vocabula tests . . . never mad . neat clothes on a neat figure sweet quiet short cute tles . . . beautiful . . llttlest girl in Upper School love that smile sweet as candy'7 love yo car. . .algebra homework always smiling I, Katherine Albert, leave to my sister Lisa, the red wreck, responsibility of feeding the dogs Cha haj, another year on the Hill and thanks for being the best friend l've ever had. To Fiona, I leave a lot of laughs, lunches, ta grande bouche, and thanks for a friendship that will last forever. To Allison, I leave a dinner on me at the Magic Pan, our exciting nights on the town, our free periods and a friendship I know will con- tinue to grow. To Lisa, I leave all our gossiping about the things we didn't like, my wonders of how you were so patient with my driving, my back cracks and thanks for a friendship that made my last year in high school the best one. To Barry, Mark and David, thanks for my induction into the S.S. Rose, I leave all the shared homework from Eng II to Instant Algae. Frank, I leave you presidency of the Gullible Club. Joan, my sorrow you couIdn't share Fr. IV with me. Karen and Judy, I leave you matching Heineken pants. And to Greenhill, my respects and deepest appreciation. Lf Qcfiaof 138 obert Chad rmstrong His cast was bigger than half the kids at school. . . Les- lie G. . . .how's your leg?. . .has the girls begging. . . silly fool . . . ninny . . . good-looking . . . first. last. and only year. . . L. G. and thejuniors. . .hop-a-long . . . never seen in class . . . Plano . . . too bad Chad . . . chatter . . . country . . . mystery man with broken Bryan's party!!! . . . dimples . . . skinny leg . . . roper . . .brother doper. . .stiff leg. . . Gimp X 4 4' 44 W 3 Y 'f ,R af - - Q 1 leg . . . nice lookin . . . remember Howard and . X I. Chad will to Lester a graveyard with many gravestones, to Kim F. a new truck. to Greenhill School a big thanks for my senior year, to Brett best wishes in sports in e years to come and last, to Coach Fuller I leave my deepest respect and appreciation for everything you have done for me. w?f?7cLf5A'?j Lisa Axelrod Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that's a part of the plan. Await your arrival, with simple survival, and one day we'll all understand. There is no Eden, no heavenly gates, I that you're gonna make it to one day. But all of the answers you seek can be found, In the dreams that you dream along the way. Dan Fogelberg Mommy to Fiona and Allison . . . Maggot . . . asticots . . . Annie, Jon . . . Europe '76 . . . wants Chuck . . . She did what? . . .chili's. . . superlong fro. . . French fry freak . . . Magic Pan . . . flashy shoes and bag - symbolic of a flashy mind? . . . desperate . . . What's your prized possession? . . .mini labs gold accessories. . .outspoken. . .sleeping in halls and falling down stairs on the cruise . . . always eating . . . watch out for her temper . . . loves Howard's car . . . all over the floor! . . . choke on it . . . gold . . . no rear end . . . It doesn't love me - make it go away. . . . S.S. . . , We know what you choked on. I, Lisa Axelrod being, leave to the followingg Marvelous: Nom period, an ear when you want, and a mouth when you don't for doj. Ferna: Typing and speech, the theater, a book of Aggie jokes, and all the trouble our mouths get us into. BAE: our special relationship, midnight swims, and my most prized possession. H.P.: Chilie's and Jack, margarita- ville, Europe '76, from Taylor to Dash, and the things only a mother can give her daughter, Good Luck, Babe! l0: Chi- lie's and french fries, The Magic Pan, movies, envy of your IO, and a ride whenever you want. D.H.: A white tornado to clean the lab, a free pass when I'm the best in the'business, and a constant feeling for you. It's been real. Ne: B and L les- sons, Streetcar, communion, the summer of '73, the past the present and the future. Mr. Foote: My mother. Mr. Mooney: My thanks and my love. Greenhill: The past ten years of my life. yggwg Judi Bandy . 5 .1 A dream is not a very safe thing to be near. I know, I had one once. It's like a loaded pistol with a hair trigger: if it stays alive long enough, somebody is going to be hurt. But if it's a good dream, it's worth it. There are not many dreams in the world, but there are a lot of human lives. William Faulkner FLAGS IN THE DUST After twelve years on the Hill Ilve got a lot to leaveg here goes - To Karen I leave our long talks on the phone about the problems that we finally found couldn't be solved - KEEP trying, our weekends, all those mov- ies! Thanks for being my best friend for the last two years. To Susan I leave the backpacking with J.P., the tick-doo-doo, the summers at CGS, and not only my friendship but my admiration, you're no goon. To Mike I leave two more years at Greenhill, your cute laugh, and an honorary membership in the class of '78! To Tracy, Rusty, buff . . . backpacker . . . Always with Karen and Susan . . . Heinekin . . . stubborn . . . last of the Russ, Howard, Peter, Katherine, clan. . .likes to go bar-hopping. . .she's all hands. . . witches . . . mirror. . ,sol . . .great in Mr. and Allison, I leave our pre- ls class . . . wonderful . . . cute . . . loves to cut down anyone . . . always so dressed up . . . Instant Algae o. . .insane dwarf. . .F.B.R.. . .Faulkner. . . ever so grateful to JPH. . .will never leave the south A Instant Algae homework sessions should've won the war . . . last of the G.H. wild women . . . horses . . . Roger's lover. . . coor's lady. . . in the COIHIHOIIS- To Dalia Z. I . Andy R. . . . Valentine's dance . . . Budi Jandy . . . moody . . . Hendrixophile . . . Cassidy's leave 3, Hpfgpefty of bagtardgf' good friend . . . Rainbow on D.O. . . . long live the Bandyism . . . Through rain and sleet and blistered fffhe Regencyfi characters and as it uf4,,,gf',V uv . li? 1 grandmothers. To Atlantis I leave a new transmission, a bottle of pink champagne, and a New Year's kiss. To Ken Piel I leave my excellent map reading ability and a 1957 U.S. Atlas for the next time you go to Colorado. To Mr. Kittlemon Cyou g'Old Goat J I leave my family's copy of Old Pinkie CI think we've gotten our money's worth by nowj. To Mrs. Eastus, I leave my deepest thanks for being my friend, teacher, and advisor for the past four years. To Dr. Hendrix, off in those N.C. trout streams, I leave my greatest respect and admiration. Thank you for introducing me to a world of things I never knew existed. Darren Lewis Barnett Sweet. . .moose. . .always sleeping. . .the big cover up . . . B.B.B .... Mr. Brains . . . UVA . . . Doug Hamilton . . . Barry . . . Boom-Boom . . . bookworm . . . bull . . . brilliant . . . most likely to succeed . . . Harvard man all the way . . . darn it, only a 98 . . . Dear . . . genius . . . How does he get his homework done when he's always asleep!?! . . . respected . . . clear thinker . . . smart . . . ruin the curve . . . sweetie- pie . . . OK, it's time for some Jew talk,' . . . the only one who wore a coat and tie to the Princeton meeting . . . Weinstein . . . sexy chest . . . Isreal ,76 . . . AZA- BBG . . . Barnett the brain 99.99 G.P.A .... tennis whiz . . . does he really have a social life? . . . Rial, Richardson, and Uloth. I feel funny writing a will - would not a birth certifi- cate be more appropriate? But, this is a will in that I am leaving part of myself behind and taking an ever larger part of everyone else with me. I am so confused 4 and rightfully so. So, I will get on with this, and you can attempt to make head or tail of it Cas you pleasel. To Kevin I leave all our lunchtime chats ffor better or worse no one will or should ever knowj. To Dr. Mooney. finding nothing printable to leave, I leave you solely with your thoughts. Qmaybe I'm being a bit too gener- ousj. To Mrs. Eastus, I simply leave her mystery Cany- thing else would be an unfair giveawayj. To Dr. Rule I leave a 10-year's supply of red tape and the courage to overcome it. And now for my legacy. Sheli, I leave you the Russian Award and a pint of self-confidence. To Mor- ton I need leave nothing, for the world will shortly be yours. To Michael. I leave everything that you can take from Morton, and another world all your own. But mostly. I leave this school in good hands. knowing that the few peo- ple who keep this place running, those who are here because they honestly and foremostly care about others and want to be, are the school - and the hope for mankind. -54-M47 142 5,1 H-'aim surf Kimberly Diane Basden Rag? . Just a step, cried the Sandman, take a look down at the madman! Theatre kings on silver wings fly, beyond reason from the plight of the seagull come the spread claws of the eagle Only fear breaks the silence, As we all kneel, pray for guidance. Tread the road cross the abyss, take a look down at the madness. On the streets of the city, only spectres still have pity. Patients cured for the gallows sing the praises of the hallowed. On machines beat the furnace, If they take us, they will burn us. Will you still know who you are, when you come to who you are? With the flames of the season With your hopes and your reason, You'll only die with your tongues! Can you still keep your balance? Can you live on a Knife-Edge? - Knife-Edge Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Mr. Keyton . . . ECVP. . .anti-establishments intellectual . . .smil- ing Jimmy Page freak. . . smart. . .long red hair. . . hyper. . .red mercedes. . . meansy. . .chyrogasmic . . . with Annie and Edie . . . Rudolf . . . Monty Pyton's Flying Circus . . . slightly neurotic . . . Led Zep . . . dumped her Camaro . . . Miss Baasdenn . . . comes in with a fast one when you least expect it . . . commie . . . cracked bohemian . . . likes backrubs . . . Dr, Mooney . . . hard rock . . . revolutionary . . . bazaar . , . can you kill flies with that thing? . . . has Kittlemania . . . frimp . . . S.M., M.M.. M.L.. D.M.. etc. . . . ELP . . . dancing . . . yoga . . . BIG FIVE . . . Hales Math, child- molester. SMU. Freckles. Oh myll Lori . . . I. Kim Basden, alias Kime. being whatever I am, will my best wishes to the Seniors of '78, and my condolences to whomever may follow. To Dr. Mooney I leave my deepest respect. gratitude. and love. To Ms. Eastus I leave an advisee as good as me. a new epithet seeing as Baaaaasden is worn out and many thanks. To Dr. Rule. I leave Zeno. El and P. myjournal. the future of Greenhill and affect fa?jtion. To Marc Linsey. I leave. regretfully. your wonderful understanding and humor. a Baked Alaska. a new tie. two or three ears and love. To Mark M.: your papacy and luck. To Mark S.: a backrub. To Gene: study hall. To Bobster and the Gang: fromoop and fun. To Annie: the days of Diet Dr. Pepper and roses, all the things we've shared, and a bidet. To Lori: an infinite supply of leotards. beautiful men. friend- ship. and insanity. To Edie. I leave the goddess. the revolution. con- ventions. long calls. crickets. a wonderful crazy friendship and the scandalous john. Lunatic: more lunacy. To Chewbacco: havin' some fun . . . To God: the day ofjudgment. And to David Munson: a tree that was not a walnut tree, the door handle. a new car. and mixed memories. Finally to the game players: a rule book, and to those who laugh: much morejoy. in return for what you've given me. fda? Q. gary! This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Vemon H. Basden I4 Football 76, 77,78 All-Private 76, 77, 78 All-Conf. 76, 77, 78 lst Team Off. 76, 77, 78 2nd Team Def. 76, 77, 78 Soph. of the Year 76 Player of the Year, Coach and Athlete Magazine 77 Soccer 77, 78 Track 76, 77, 78 Latin Club 76 Mad Show 77 Guys and Dolls 77 Bubba,s Club 77 Peduh. . .Petums. . .Beater Peath. . .Ruster and Petie . . .Peduh like to bust heads ...RN. . .buzzz. . .beast . . .Iwantmyhairback!!. . . W. B. Loves you. . .big dude . . .lovable as a teddybear . . .Lauren and Lisa. . .the big and bad Beath. . .Baby Huey. . .Bubba Beath. . . Bigl. . .Three!!l. . .football . . .PeeBee. . .fire hydrants. Big-Bad-Boss . . . crewcut! . . Even a houseplant can make a 23 on a Biology test' don t know gotta ask coach Peter likes girls . . . foo-ball, you bet' brushes his hair with a toothbrush I, Bubba Beath, being a B.M F here do leave Rusty many nights out at Tammy s and many more crazy years to co Tony P. I leave two great years and hopefully many more to come To Andrew I leave Gina and Costa Rica To Chad I his Plano buddies at the study hall. To the earring bunch I leave a supply of earrings. To T. B., B. D., M. Z., S. Z., F. D., M. M., L. L., L. L., D. B., S. J., and whoever else falls into this crazy group of misfits, I leave a hopeful prayer that you will make it through Greenhill without getting kicked out. To Frannie I leave a lasting friendship and an open ear. To Lauran I leave a one-way ticket to Austin so she can go and never come back. To Lisa and Hollye I leave two more years at Greenhill. To Toni B. and Sara I leave White Rock Lake. To whoever I left out, I am sorry. To Coach Hall I leave my respect and to Coach Fuller and his staff I leave my deepest respect and a life-long friendship. 579 Michael oth Beck Popular. . . funny . . .happy-go-lucky. . . Stacey. . . Did you know that he and Allison Garner went together in third grade? - a short lived romance . . .quite a nice guy . . . can I see your homework? . . . Casanova . . . Don't touch my magic margin!!! . . . goose . . . my baby , . . super fast A sometimes too fast . . . spray on pants . . . really loves Stacey . . . friendly . . . 4122 . . . Dorfman . . . I need to talk to you . . , the creek. once . . . fast runner . . . great football player . . . remember L. M. at Kim's party? . . . Remember the shooting star. . .henpecked. . . Leech. . . borrows chemistry homework. . .Panzy. . .convertible I. Michael Beck. do hereby will to the following: To Pam. my appetite. my track spikes. and my cut-offs. To Gary, the tennis racket, some records, and my room. To Stacey. I leave the F. S.. Campisi's. Goff's. and some will power. I also leave you my driver's license. your car. W. B.. and my LOVE. To Lisa. your cousin and another year of par- ties. To Janet. the name Auntie l Nt Sm. . .and a date with Greg. To Kim. I leave you Lovely Day and Emotion, a six-pack of film. and the smile that wakes me up in Dash's office. To Tung. I leave you all my love . . . KISS! To Russ. the D.C.C. and some dirty teeth. To Marcie. your smelly? Karen. a big THANKS. To Coach Fuller. my deepest respect. appreciation and two years of football that meant so much to me. To K. B. a new Freddy and some gum. To Mr. Foote. Mr. Dashefsky, and Dr. Hendrix. my thanks for their time. To Ms. Roman. I leave Sta- cey. And to my parents. I leave my love and respect. wwf rianna Fuller Boswell Choir 75-76 Mortarboard ,77-,78 Field Hockey ,76-B '77-A lst Team All TISC Soccer 776, ,77, '78 - Varsity A Co-Captain '78 Softball ,76-B, '77-A Homecoming Queen '77 Spanish National Honor Society ,76-'78 short but sweet . . . always with Leslie . . . when she sits down her feet don't touch the floor. . .yellowXR7. . .whataromantic name. . .makes funny faces . . . David B., Berna .. . . Charlie Waters . . . cute . . . homecoming queen all the way. . .shortstuff. . .have you seen Leslie. . .will always get you out of a bad mood . . . Frack . . . good things come in small packages . . . urchin . . . Cougar . . . pretty smile . . . small . . . quiz kid . . . tiny . . . girl wonder . . , can't see over the steering wheel, but good driver . . . don't hit your sisters or Leslie . . . smallest in the class, but knows it all . . . He's probably home crying . . . Brana . . , Now you see me, now you don't. . .all tongue. . .Boz. I, Brianna Boswell, leave the following: To Carol R., 100 rolls of toilet paper for future papering jobs. To Sara P., the phone its of the W.W.W. football team. To Lester, all the Spanish students who need tutoring. To Nancy P., a free ticket to Black Sunday and a pass to watch T.V. in Sears. To L. Albert, a new pair of hands to write on and a long talk in the commons. To Joan the ability to carve a pumpkin. To Chad, a good orthopedist. To Laurie G., the hope that she'll play hockey instead of football. To David memories of a fun year. To Maia, I leave the ability to get up on time and to Kama, a perfect attendance. To Toni B., all the thrills of S.P.C. soccer trips and a lot of great times. To Jose, a new manual for match-making. To Mr. Fiedler and Mrs. Wolfram, my sincere appreciation for all the help and advice theyhave given me the past two years. To Mrs. Foster, a football signed by the Cowboys, a trip down the tollway and 12 yellow roses. To Jay, thank goodness for Chemistry classes and Valentine dances. Thanks for a lot of great times! To Frick, I leave a sensa reading course and the hope that our friendship we have had at Greenhill will last forever. fI.W.U. - Yea-Yuhlj To Greenhill, I leave all the thanks I could ever give. 15 ' '6 6 A Toni Lynne Burleson To live your life in your own way. . . To reach the goals you have set for yourself. . . To be the you that you want to be. . . That is success. hockey. hockey, Mrs. Foster . . . yellow Camaro . . . always with Sara . . . President of the Pam Foster fan club . . . very athletic . . . smart . . . can your dad get me off? . . . catcher . . . cross country queen. . . R.N.. . . F.R. and T.P.. . .always munching. . . Phone Booth. . .Toni's Taxi . . .in a great mood, always. . .camp arrow- head girl. . .super friend. . . Forest Ln. with Sara P.. . . sweet . . . good . . . crazy . . . Jesus Freak'?'? . . . really nice . . . Tonette . . . Mariano's and White Rock I, Toni Burleson, leave the following: To Kay Runyan, the hockey team and the wish for an unde- feated, untied season. To Peter, Tim, Jerry and Frank the memories of our nights together. Good Luck Guys. To David, our many attempts at studying. Take Care, Dave. To Kellye, our talks and good times. To Leslie, the nights of hockey camp and countless hours driving to Oak Cliff. To Brianna, our many gripe sessions. Have fun, Frick and Frack. To Christine and Sue, thanks for making school bearable. Rusty, I leave you a bottle of Tequila and some good times fwere we daring or crazy?J Take care, Bubba Cow. To Tony, phone calls anytime about everything, many fantastic times, and a giant Thanks Palf' You're a lifesaver and I love you. Cdid you play baseball'?J To Joanne, frozen Margaritas, the suit- case, a hotline to Cornell, and the memories of super times. Thanks for making me smile when I didn't know I could. To Pam and Dale Foster, an unbelievable three years made easier by you. Thanks for caring and being there when I needed you - and espe- cially when I didn't. You're fantastic people and I love you both i Alex, too. To Sara, all the memories you want I give you, along with a margar- ita, an always open phone line, an always open door and an always open heart full of love and friendship. I don't know how we made it, but having each other sure helped. And to Jill, the little sister I never had, 4 more years at Greenhill. Hang in there, babe, I love you and know you can do it. So long Greenhill. ' Q6-ftJ.Q 0-ru This Page Sponsored by Mr and Mrs. Phil Burleson 147 Karate 75. 76. 77 Holdout 76-77 John Levi Chilton Juan . . . Guag . . . always with Fred . . . Hold out . . . Fred and Daniel love girls . . . quiet. nice and sweet . . . never saw a girl he didn't hate . . . grand poobah . . . Mr. Occupant - seen talking to who? . . . F.M., L.A. . . . huntin' boy . . . Marc Goldfarb . . . The Chase . . . Communism!! . , . an X . . . Froofy hat . . . That's super-good . . . Daktari . . . 4WD club . . . Menlo . . . can resell his books for new 148 FUBAR Rose Sharon Deneane Daniels rf 1' I Fire and Ice Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I've tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction Ice Is also great And would suffice. Robert Frost Rosba . . . Huh . . . funny sneeeze . . . Rose Bud . . . The Brown Fox ' . . . Always with Beth . . . Loves Dale . . . Brickhouse . . . foxy . . . do you think she will find a date . . . In the Guiness book of World Records for the Wierdest Sneeze! . . . 'fNyer. nyerll . . . the big smile . . . where's the boat . . . D-uh! . . . loud . . . Rositabug . . . Mothership Connection . . . loves Gitano . . . loves to boogie . . . who will I get to go to homecoming with? . . . won S1000 in a dance contest . . . all smiles . . . have you got your Algie Homework. . .distinctive sneeze. . .Disco duck I, Rose Sharon Deneane Lynne Daniels, being just a fool leaves the following to friends. Beth: I'll miss you. Thanks for everything. If I had it to live all over again, I would change it. Hope you get T. B. and get rid of E. H. Watch D. M. for me, You better write or call. See you in a few years. Kenny, Big Brother, What can I say except you and Beth are about the only two that didn't give up on me. I LOVE YOU BOTH!!! Please write. Now for the people I really and truly let down which ended a very special relationship for us all: Mother, Rita, and Mrs. Hudson. Ilm sorry but don't worry I'll have you all proud of me once again and not ashamed as you are now. Don't worry about me. Ilm starting all over in a new state of mind. You'll see!!!I won't let you down this time!!! Lisa: Keep L. L. happy. Larry: Keep L. P., K. H.: don't give up yet on L. L. Dale thanks for all the fun we had together, I'll remember it always. To Robin, Graylyn, Mallori, and Wind- sor: Nice knowing you all. To Gonzales and G'hill: If anyone asksjust say I died because I did. it fllma Edith DeGolyer great artist. . .Edie. . .Zany. . .bionic pencil C .... always late to school . . . EDDG . speaks only when spoken to . . . black ink . . . Loves J R R Tolkien . . . Edies instant signs, inc. . . . quiet cre ative . . . witchls laugh . . . Mooney . . . tie freak crazy kid . . . EEE-DEEE! . . . in a world of her own . . . empties trash cans . . . talented . . . fantastic art work . . . Bionic Duck . . . graffitti . . . you name it she knows it . . . call in the men with the white coats Ha Ha I. Edith Degolyer. being of imploded brain and unmentionable body. leave to Greenhill four quasi productive years of my life. To various male teachers I leave a large supply of impressive tie insides. To Dr. Mooney I leave a pink bow for every curl and enough copies of American Political Tradition to Hood him out of house and home. To Trecie I leave a lizard and an unlimited supply of E.R.,s to ride her through her waning years. To the great gang a selection of meows and other noises in various timbres. and arrows to whomever can wear them properly. To Mrs. Eastus I leave overdue papers and a copy of every note we passed in her class. To Bobbie I leave a live Ichabod, to Suzy I leave rabid dogs and Sunday afternoons. In gen- eral, I leave weirdness, the Renaissance, aborted revolution, Bionic fowls. instant signs, maniacal laughter. a G.W.O.C., socks, pens, and someone else to pick up the pieces. As has been said, Goodbye. Good Luck. and Good Riddance! fBut not reallyj. g9Q?h04AQ!7a.! 150 Leslie Yvette Dorsey 43 . Maya -z 'qw-f Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dorsey Choir '75, '76: Mortarboard '74, '781 National Honor Society '77-'78: French National Honor Society '75-'771 National Achievement Semi-Finalist '77-'78: VVho's VVho Among American High School Students '77-'78: Homecoming Princess '77: Varsity Field Hockey '74. '75. '76. '77: Captain '77: All-Conference '75. '76. '77: lVI.V.P. '77: Varsity Basketball '74. '75. '76. '77: Captain '77: All Conference 2nd Team '74. '76: Varsity Softball '75. '76: Varsity Track '77. '78: Captain '77: IVI.V.P. '77: Most Outstanding Girl Athlete '76- '77 Poem: There is always another chance This thing we call failure is not the falling down. but the staying down. Charles Buxton hot shot! . . .sunglasses. . . nice . . .hockey . . .alyxays with Brianna. . . Loy es Tony Dorsett. . ,Yea-Yuhl . . . yy ho did she bring. . .athlete of the year. . . Kenny . . . Ifrick . . . Ioyes to dance . . . yvhoo-yvhoo . , .cougar , . .Ili Honeyl, . . 223 in everything. . .T,B,. . .faster than a speeding bullet , , , latissimos Dorst . . . great friend . . . crazy . . . which guy is it this yyeek'? , . . homecoming nominee . . . athletic . . . Smart as anyone around . . .Sneaktng out to the car at I.auren's party . . . Cinnme back my tapes . . . Leslie who? I. Leslie Dorsey. leave to Greenhill. and its faculty. my deepest respect and gratitude for all they have done for me: to Anita F. I leave all the Sour Bites she can eat and her ability to make me laugh no matter what mood I'm in: to Alison B.. I leave memories of all of our con- fidential conversations in the commons: to Valencia D.. I leave the directions to Tony Dorsett's house and number 23 in B.B. next year. to Carol R.. I leave a weight for the end of her hockey stick and one Christmas present: to Toni B.. I leave the thoughts of our cross-town carpool. Be glad you moved! to Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Foster. I leave my love for all the help they have given me. I couldn't have done it without youl: and last but definitely not least. to Brianna B.. I leave a friendship that I hope will last forever. Good-luck in the future and take care of yourself! Love ya always. Yea-Yuhl 43, 152 Kim Eastus The thing with kids is, if they want to grab for the gold ring, you have to let them do it, and not say anything. If they fall off, they fall off, but itls bad if you say anything to them. J. D. Salinger The Catcher In The Rye Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth. Pablo Picasso Artistic. . .crazy. . .atn1ePolack. . .wild. . . great driver. . .sailing . . . fun to be with . . . funny person . . . always looking for improvement . . . a real individual . . . Eastii . . . Kimberly . . . yes, she's the teacher's daughter . . . guitar . . . Kevin . . . quizzard . . . The closet-Red . . . always the best dressed. . .likes ice cream sundaes with extra nuts. . .high- est grade in the class for math morons . . . should have lived in California in 1968 . . . never kisses on the first date . . . kinky . . . down to earth . . . bike on. . .namedropper. . .Texas T-house. . .red zinger tea. . .I'm not dead yet. ...f ff.., Many thanks and much love to Susie, who has endured ' i large doses of my craziness for so many years - my infinite hh gratitude and respect to Diana Cobb and Muriel Seldin, for their encouragement and guidance - and finally, my love to hi K.R., who knows Pm really not a little person. Tw , 5' 'v 5,6 z J',.u-.ww f, L .4 Barr pstein If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew to serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friend can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, . And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling Fish. . . Bae. . . Has a small harem . . .wanna bet. . .hard not to like him . . . who cares . . . quitter . . . are you psyched?,' . . . pretty eyes. . .Allison . . .cute . . .always with David. . .S.S.. . . girls. girls, girls . . . Allison. Mark, David, Fiona and Katherine . . . Needs to carry Windex . . . 9th grade god . . . Mallen Park . . . good lookin' . . . mini lab . . . swimming . . . competitive . . . gambler . . .likes money. . . Don Juan. . . Borris Norris. . . lsreal '76. . . never studies fexcept calculusj . . . AZA-BBG . . . never see him around . . . water bombs . . . how's stud? . . . A.D.N. . . . High school bookie. . .wheezer. . .let's go play doctor. . .quizbowl kid. I, Barry EpsteinfBaeJ, being of quick mind and body, do hereby leave the following: to Stilts: A hope that you never fall for it's a long way down. To Ellis: Two glits and an oooh child. To Wheeze: The Q.B. champion- ships of 77 and 78 and Marvel Comics No. I. To G.E.P.: With all due respect, it stands for Hssupmevigf' To M.: A high school 4-minute mile. To Stuart: Who's on first? To Katherine: Your IO. To Lisa: Your infamous nick- name. To J.A.G. fF.L.G., P.I.B.j: All our memories, I hope you have no regrets. I know I don't. To Farby: Your high school loan shark ability. To David: Rhonda and Janice, your wall, and the window. To Fiona: An infinite supply of Windex. To Mark: Our escape at Beit Rikles. Boy, are we lucky! To Jerry: Medical City and our early morning talks. To Joan: Are they scented? fYour muscleslj To Mr. Kittleman: Three M.M.P.A.Efs and an infection point. To Dr. Mooney: Your ability to ignore all happenings in the Passion Pit. To Mr. Vellios: Ramses' Mommy, the old discipline, and an A for you on our tests. And, finally, to Greenhill: I leave. Susan Leigh Falkenstein Montage '77g Editor '78g Student Council President '78g Evergreen '78g Student Representative to Board of Directors and Academic Committee '78g Backpacking Club '77, '78, National Honor Society '78, Who's Who of American High School Students '78, Soccer '77, Spanish Honor Society '78g Agamemnon '77 quiet. . .Student Council Pres.. . .good leader. . .penguin lunch box. . . Gin and Tonic. . . I feel dowdy today . . .Tick doo doo. . .Jansport . . .U.T.. . .Bionic. . .Colorado. , .Remnant of purity. . .Herrera's . . .C.G.S.. . .hard worker. . .sweetest erson you could ever know. . . comes and cgoes. , .backpacker. . .last of the G.H. wild women. . . reformed, . .in ividual. . .go-getter. . .fast talker. . .brain. . .smart, but always ready to party hearty. . .sangria. . .dinner parties. . .good piece of material. . .really nice. . ,smart. . .great lunch box. . . I take with me memories of the warmest friend I've had here: Mike Keyton. Similarly, that North Carolina trout fisherman is a lingering image. A sad sigh that these two werenlt here to share my senior year with. What great compensation, though! Judi, what will I do without your incessant dwarfdom? flater, Shady goose styleljg Karen, I've called you Karing -jokingly and sincerely - there's strength behind your concern . . . My two good friends. Darren Barnett, my UNsarcastic admiration. Vicki Eastus, President? Editor? Either is fitting. Mike Silverman, you're a love. Noney, N.C., O.B.g Col.? We'll always participate together in dreams. Youlre the nuts. XXXX Jose, don't forget the Lorca- inspired confessionals! Ian Rule, my continued respect tand overwhelming ticklementj. Christine Eastus, you're motivating and fun. Thanks for the biggest pride of my senior year. Rex Mooney, my deepest thanks for the gifts, ideological and otherwise. Take care. Phil Foote, you're prime time, the best. Kenn Piel, Thanks! You're the original insane dwarf 3 our first wacko experiences left us with a friendship that will never be lost Chalj. Class of '78, my best wishes. My family, Greenhill has been The Splurge' Thank yaillg Love ya'll I love what's comin' Illl miss where Iive been. I want to take off my shoes, Dance barefoot in this Integrated Party. Thin fingers of grass. Visiting above ground, Springtime, they leave Earthen homes. The concrete invites, Spreads its great heavy slabs leaving slips for guests. I'll not be partial. I'll poke toes equally into grass cracks as I slap flat-footed on the pavement, - S.L.F. 154 V Q Daniel K. Freeman ' , If N 1 . 4' M F' ,KQV an-nl Wake-up, Daniel . . . can he seen with Chilton . . . '6You're crapping me up, Freeman . . . Freebie and the Gang . . . How was class today? . . . doughnuts . . . Insomniac . . . P. T. attacks club spatula . . . China Bell. . .22-12-6. . .projects. . .midnight running 'W Dwi? -,AJ 156 Allison arner Class Officer '76, '77, Mortarboard '76, '78g Cavalcade '76, '78, Tennis '75, '76, '77, '78, Choir '75, '76, '77, '78, Greenhill Singers '75, Europe '76, Latin Club '75, '76 Black Monarch . . . Franko and Marco's pizza , . , Happy New Years! . . Farrah . . . Heinekin . . . Galveston . . .papering houses totally loaded . . . friends with Karen, Fiona, Katherine. etc. . . . Lisa's baby. . .JAG . . . dream car. . . Barry and Mark or Mark and Barry. . . Magic Pan. . . foosball addict. . .balloons and curling irons. . . FISH . . . SS. . . Yeah, she's sick again . . . You owe me S25.00 . . . F.L.G.. . . P.I.B. . . . takes a shower in her clothes and then passes out in anyone's bed . . . no longer 4'l0 . . . Barry? . . .Cruising Forest. . . Honey Bear. . . Mr. Smith . . . constantly Rhino. . . Europe '76 . . . Charlie . . .park bench in Austria. . . the S.S. in conference room A. I, Allison Garner, being of sound mind and petite body, hereby do state the following: To Karen I leave Forest Lane, Heineken, a friendship that I hope will never die, and all my love. To Fiona, I leave all of our talks about D.G. and L.P. my love, and thanks for being there when I needed you most. To Katherine, I leave my envy of your 10, all the crepes you can eat, and thanks for being yourself. To Lisa, I leave your lab technique, my driving ability, Europe, your hyperactiveness, and my love. To David, I leave Forest Lane and all of those fun times when you followed me home. To Mark I leave SPC, Midland Texas, and my undying friendship. To Barry, I leave Mallon, TISC 76, and full moons. To Judy I leave New Year's Eve '77, and a case of Heineken. To Rose, I leave the Balinese Room. To Senor, I leave my love and thanks for your patience. To Mr. Dashefsky, I leave Brownsville, my naps, Chile's and my love. Finally to my parents I leave my love and my thanks for what I can never repay. saga. Marc L. Goldfarb Cross country hold-out. . .Radical Right. . .Fred. . .Farby. . .with Johnny. . .supports Lester Maddox. . .loves to Jams. . .knows all the latest hits and tunes. . .Boogie. . .427 Cobra. . .always wants but will never touch. . .Ca1ifomia. . .cars!. . .notasprinter. . .Shelby nut. . . Hey,Hagan,what'sapush rod? . . .eggs. . . What does it do0to60in? . . .GUAG. . .phobias. . .coalitions. . .loan shark. . . Run, Run, Run . . . Thereisacommie behind every tree . . .Javelin SST. . . What's that orange thing on the back of that car, Hagan'? . . .goat. . . Kobawoo,Insurance?. . .what's my pulse?. . .likes fish. . .campus observer. . .his car: 0 to 60 in 35 secs. . .never stopped. . . Cross Country '74, '75, '76, '77 Captain '77 Track '74, '75, '76, '77 Evergreen '76, '77 Class Treasurer '76 Freshman Soccer '74 Below: Top row: Marc Goldfarb, Brian Silverberg, Mark Schnitzer. Bottom row: Darren Bamett, Jerry Schwartz. , X. 4:2 y 'EIQNE y .K I, Marc Goldfarb, being of sound mind fwell sort ofj and sound body Cexcept for allergies and an occasional ache here and therej do leave to Greenhill after 7 years of academic endeavor many thanks for all I have gained, HOS to John Chilton, Communism to Jeffett, my slow Buick Century to Hagan fif he wants ity, 14 percent yearly to Epstein, Doughnuts to Freeman, Jacky Stein to Schnitzer, a work-a-holic award, To Schwartz, an atomic bomb, To Thompson, all my speed and bulk, To the cross country team, Thanks to Mr. Blanchard and Coach Fuller for my physical fitness feven though I almost died getting itj, Thanks to Mr. Homer for being my adviser, To Mr. Foote my best wishes and respect, To the cafeteria many compliments, To the bathrooms thanks for always being there when I needed you, and from Greenhill I ask only for forgiveness for any crimes I committed and didn't get caught for. Also to Robert Moore wherever you are I passed Algebra II. So long G.H. 7 David Lewis Hagan crazy driver . . , bionic toothpick . . . likes fast cars . . . E.A.P. . . . long line sports cars . . . Mr. C.C. . . . Long and Silky . . . has a special lab technique . . . Coors . . . Datsun 1600 . . . half-miler . . .C.B. . . . Lisa B.. . . l-Iey. you wanna race? . . .got a book of dirty jokes in his mind . . . runner . . . car freak . , . mini lab . . . I'll rally you! . . . Kiksumbutt . . . always gets tickets - one way or another . . . Beer Boy . . . always happy . . . New muffler? Hell. no. it took a year to get it to sound like this. . . . Open Road Rally Group. . . Datsun . . .cross country does it on the run . . . Pagan To Mom, Dad, Coaches Norman, Blanchard, and Fuller, my respect, love, and thanks for believing in me even if I'd give up. For anyone to understand the rest of what I have to say, they need to have a copy of The Grand Illusion by Styx fpreferably the album 'cause it comes with the wordsj. Starting on side l A To every- one at the Hill and what we've been taught The Grand Illusion. To anyone who thinks they don't have a chance Cas I used toj Fooling Yoursed To all upcoming Senior classes, Superstars. To the class of '78 Cyeah teamj I leave Come Sail Away. Now Side 2 - To all newly bloomed G.H. girls, Miss America. To anyone who wonders why I run track and X-country - Man in the Wilderness. To anyone having dreams of things getting better, Castle Walls. And last, to finish up, I leave The Grand Finale on my Senior Page Sail away Superstars, Sail away Superstars. ' an So if you think your life is complete confusion cause your neighbor's got it made Just remember please. it's a grand illusion And deep inside we're all the same. P.S. Please, if you want to know how I feel listen to the album in the text I've laid out. If you don't want to fthe majority of youj that's O.K. too because you're the ones who never cared anyway. H, afglfm sa This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hagan ..,a if ' f X fi ,f jf- rk f, 'H . 3 ' ff!! J in if ,-5 . 3 I ,, , , ei ff: -xl if 1 'Is' 3? 1: if I I . ,. ,fu ' 'P'3f.P'f S - . .f ii ' 1 . I 5' Qt, W .gg v K I S 1 P ' ' 15 , N V! .v 3 N ' ng s 'X il! . ' t ,fa ga. 4 S.:-Q, ' ' :UE .rf 3 , 1 A , . -i ' , I gil' .4 . 'J ' F I f i-sl' ' , 1 ,, fl' X as li - vufffkg . - wsop All MQW ...nun-n.. H Jay Wallace Harris ' .. . 6, ,,v..,.. 14 ff! Q Loves the freshmen. . .big blue eyes. . .careful driver . . . dresses nice . . . good looking . . . Brianna . . . friends with Jeff and Kenny. . . iii . . .cuddly . . . needs to learn how to make U-turns . . . quiz kid . . . always in a good mood . . . he's a lefty . . . cute dim- ples . . . blondy . . . teddy bear . . . good friend . . . will have to take 3 trimesters of Government . . . l'm ' as sick I J. H. being of unstable mind and body. bequeath the following: To all my advisors through the years Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Rogers, Dr. Mooney my respect and gratitude . . . To L. L. our short but frequent talks . . . D. H. Long talks and comments that caused so much trouble . . . R. L. The friendship we had and leave your sister alone . . . J. Z. A long friendship and all my fish when they're sick . . . Coach Fuller one year of football never forgotten . . . Coach Hall four years of soccer and the hope of going all the way . . . Mr. Kittleman my tennis game undeveloped and respect . . . Miss Roman two trimesters of government. . . S. Mc. and K. Mc. the bench for better things. . . B. B. my Junior year. . . K. S. the talks and tennis lessons that did absolutely no good and a friendship long remembered . . . Mrs. Duffey pk! three years of Spanish unforgot- ten . . . To T. S. a ride down the lane. . . M i i . 1 160 David Hirschfeld A dream is not a very safe thing I once. lt's like a loaded pistol with a hair trigger: if it stays alive long WJ enough. somebody is going to be f N hurt. But if it's a good dream, it's worth it. There are not many dreams in the world, but there are a lot of human livesf, William Faulkner The Unvanquished Hershey . . . thinks he's God . . . Ellen . . . basketball jock . . . shut up Veederu . . . hard worker . . . where does he hide the bones? . . . energetic . . . should've been a class officer . . ego man . . . demi-god . . . 'lNow I think . . . . . . B. S. King. . . Lajolla . . .volleyball player . . . what a body . . . -lf . Israel '77 . . . Berky . . .every- 5' i'iiii':iil body thinks he's an officer . . . BBYO organizer. , . Varsity Basketball 76, 77, 78 Tennis 75, 76 Varsity Golf 77 Evergreen 76, 77, 78 Junior Class Vice President 77 Chess Club 75, 76 Varsity Volleyball 78 I David Hirschfeld do hereby plead temporary insanity in writing this will. I bequeath to the following teachers and friends: Jose Pepe Gonzales: I leave to my amigo my thanks and gratitude for all the help you saved me these past 4 years. Sue Roman: I leave elevator shoes 50 ways to control seniors, and a course on how to make Anc. Med. His- tory exciting. Also my thanks for helping me get into a College. Mrs. Wolfram: All my thanks and gratitude for spending the time you did with all my college applications. Red Boy: I leave you reckless To my friends: Tony P. A one wrapped Tafilin that you can eat, all our ethical jokes, and all the time we spent working on tests and home- work that accomplished nothing. Jay - All our concert tickets and all the freshman you can get. Stuart - I leave you in charge with Kim of the iii Headcase Association. Hollye and Lisa Y our great volleyball memories and a friendship that will last. Ellen B. - I leave all my love and a senior year that we missed. Frannie - All the great talks we had about Ellen and Tony. Sara P. - A friendship that could have been great. Afjafwy Aft, sffaa to be near. I Know, I had one N I Lori G. Huffstutler V.. ...-4-g.q,,, National Merit Commendation '77 Yearbook Photographer '75, '76, '77 Photography Editor '77, '78 Girls Track '77 Oklahoma! '76 South Pacific '75 Radio Station KRSM '77 Who's Who Among American High School Students '78 Those thought of mine that are never cap- tured by words perch upon my songs and dance. Rabindranath Tagore ballet. . .photo freak. . .Buggs. . . Justalittle bit . . .it's always her birthday. . .M.P.F.C.. . .Mrs.White's double. . .Europe '76. . .Italy, England. . .Marc. . . Where is my camera? Smile. Gotcha! . . .Huffi . . .Lou. . .Cyrd. . . Oh, my . . .Stuffhustler. . .never ataloss for words. . .endless supply of energy. . .nice person. . .great friend. . . Ruff Ruff . . . Charles ate the cigarette . . .enchanting. . .always with Ann and Kim. . .hyper. . .J.M.S.C.. . .Peter Frampton. . .Monty Python Maniac . . . sweetest girl in the world. Henceforth the world as world exists only with reference to the knowing mind, and the mental activity of the subject determines the form in which the world appears. Ideology and Utopia S Karl Mannheim Dialects are at one and the same time the insuffiency of being and the summons to thought. Roger Garaudy The most abstract the truth you wish to teach, the more you must allure the sense to it. Beyond Good and Evil part 4 - Fredrich Nigtzsche What did the God mean who gave the advice, Know thyself ! Did it perhaps imply: cease to be concerned about thyself! Become objective! Beyond Good and Evil Part 4 - F. Nietzsche He who attains his ideal, precisely thereby surpasses it. Beyond Good and Evil Part 4 - F. Nietzsche I can think, I can wait, I can fast. Siddhartha Hermann Hesse Where one sees nothing else, hears nothing else, understands nothing else, that is the infinite . . . The infinite is bliss. Upanishads It is with works of art as with wine -it is better if one can do without both and keep to water, and if from the inner fire and inner sweetness of the soul the water spontaneously changes again into wine. Human all Too Human II - F. Nietzsche '. . . beauty is constituted by the objectification of pleasure. It is pleasure objectifiedf' Santayana The existence of what I truly love is felt by me as a necessity, as a need, without which my essence cannot be fulfilled, satisfied, complete. Karl Marx -the 1844 Manuscripts The quicksands of automatism and dreams vanish upon awakening. But the rocks of the imagination still remainf' Salvador Dali I would like to thank the following people for opening my mind to the world around and within me. And for changing my life with the advent of philosophy, I shall never forget Dr. Mooney. Thanks again for makin me aware of what history is and why it is studied, and for exposing me to the ever profound Dialectic of Hegel. The world of music has been opened to me through Mr. Williams and for this I am forever indebted. Thanks for opening to me the world of psychologyg the motionlessness of life. Thanks very much to Mr. Norris who tried to teach me to write and made me read Siddhartha and The Trial. Thanks to Mrs. Seldin who exposed me to the complex world of the aesthetic and is expanding my outlook in life continually. - And a ain thanks to ag at Greenhill. if as W! 162 Jeff J effett .5 ,Y-4 My .seg ..,,.,.g .. . tg collects books . . . full of profound statements . . . Dracula . . . professor . . . J.J. . . , Oh, wow, ml it's cool . . . another bohemian . . . only 7 history courses? . . . still waiting for Godot . . . casino . Karate . . . The Goon . . , cosmic . . . Did you know that Marxism is a scientific truth? . . . H- look at all my new books! . . . Doesn't read, just collects . . . Bananas Foster maniac . . . author The Deradent Manifesto: Greenhill Book of the Dead . . . loves that . . .7 . . . Miss Roman's pet . existentialist. . .Quantum leap. . . 'W t 53 --f K l me C. Coleman Jones has been known to take a snooze in government now and then . . . smart . . , nice guy , . .kinda quiet . . . long hair . , ,calculus kid . . .J. AIfred's. . . Kim . . , inesmerizer. . .quit K.B. please. , . the guy with the hair . . . new kid on the block . . . lots of potential . . . foosball . . .caruthers, . ,speak softly and wear at pony tail . . . freckles. . . I. Coleman Jones. being of unsound mind and body. to Karl, Wendy, and Doug, I leave a penny each. To Greg, I leave a tennis ball and a bandana. To Paul Friedlander I leave a pair of tungsten carbide engine mounts. To John Porter. I leave a pair of skid plates and a can of OZIVUR. To John Baker and Brett Armstrong. I leave the Dumpster. To Mr. Piel, I leave a bottle of Brown Dye. I make Mr. Terry the executor of my pony tail. To David Stratton. I leave a large sponge and a 500 dollar gift certificate to Late Chevrolet. To Bill I leave 35 very small pieces of paper. To Andy. I leave a pair of Brass Knuckles. I6 Horace Andrew Kelton Senior Class Officer '78 Senior Class President '77 Football '75, '76, '77, '78 Highschool All-American '77 lst Team T.I.S.C. Offense and Defense '77 Captain '76, '77 Jock Prather Award '77 Soccer '75, '76, '77, '78 High School All-American '77 lst Team SPC '77 All Conference T.I.S.C. '77 M.V.P. '77 Track '76, '77 Choir Section Leader '76, '77 Choir Ensemble '78 aleader. . .nice guy. . . Tubby . . .Palo Duro and A Rene. . .partier. . 5354. .. xy' film festival. . .all around great A ii guy. . .popular with the tower J I writings. . .soccer man. . . 5 A 5 f if lives in Costa Rica. . .rich man J I' , , -poor life. . .knows all the ' 3 I girls. . .football. . .Gina, Gina, Gina. . .let's call Sergio . . .class officer. . .last of the Keltons. . .lives far out. . .gives great parties. . . baby face. . .A.K.. . .can't make up his mind. . . apartment life forever . . . I, Andrew Kelton, leave to Greenhill, after eleven years of faithful service, my thanks and my brother. Good Luck Matt. To Fred I leave a room to fill and my thanks. To Paul I leave Cindy and the hopes of not being an uncle too soon. To Frannie I leave a cushion to sit on the bench with and a friendship that I will never forget. To L. L., L. A., R. A., A. S., K. L., K. I., K. W., Wanice, Karen H., and all the other girls I leave my brother Matt and the knowledge that it runs in the family. To Mr. Mooney I leave my thanks and admiration. To Coach Clasby, Coach Hall, and Coach Smith, I leave my respect and Love. And to the football team, I leave behind the bubbas and the Hope for better seasons. Good luck and thanks. To Gina I leave 3 years of Fun, mixed with some sorrow. You helped make my High School days the greatest they could have been. I Love you and will not forget you fMay 19, 805. And Last I leave my parents my Love for all you've done and my thanks for allowing me to do what I wanted. Thank you both. Goodbye Palo. fab, Howard Kollinger Senior Class Officer '78 Mortarboard '77, '78 Cavalcade Photographer '78 Ski Club '75, '76, '77, '78 Soccer '75, '76, '77, '78 SPC Honorable Mention '76, '77 TISC First Team All Conference '77 WTHSSA First Team '77 Tennis '75, '76, '77 Guys and Dolls '77 Finians Rainbow '75 braggart . . ..I. B. . . . driving to California . . . Win- slow, Arizona . . . macho . . . Cutlass to Cougar . . . sun tan kid . . . good lookin' . . . great friend . . . rich boy . . . soccer jock . . . pierced ear . . . homecoming with S. P. . . . modest? . . . Tracy . . . Texas History Trip . . . foxy . . . likes to be in with the crowd . . . Pele Jr. . . . great body . . . super smile . . . Howard, are you going to play football? . . . Howie . . . Mr. Cool. . . I Howard Kollinger being of sound body and dis- torted mind leave to my friends many things which they probably will never want. To Tracy I leave many years of memories and our Texas History Trip. To Stuart V. I leave one hole in the wall and a lasting friendship. To Russ I leave the great- est memories and more to come. Be good! To Rusty Norris I leave a constant hangover for eight days and a used Eagles tape, also Winslow Arizona! To B. S. I leave all my respect for being a truly good friendg it wasn't hard was it, Don't forget lecture 422. To Kenny S. I leave a place e.,, . . . in your mind when you become famous. To Tony B. I leave you my brothers and my water bed tif I don't take it with mel I also leave you Sue K. for another year. To B. D., S. Z., F. D., M. M., and T. B. I leave my car locked and my C. B. in the trunk! To Jeffrey K. I leave all the girls to you, I know you'll do good. To Ross K. I leave you nine more years of Greenhill Good Luck! To Coach Hall I leave you my two brothers and all my Love. You have helped me grow and have done every thing for me. I can't thank you enough. Finally to Greenhill I leave all the memo- ries of me. This page sponsored by Sue Kollznger Howard Jef Ross and Julie. 165 Robert Liener Basketball '74 Soccer '76, '77 Tennis '75, '76, '77, '78 Oklahoma '76 Documentary '76 Chess Club '76, '78 Mortarboard '77 Thespian '77 Evergreen '78 A.Z.A .... only his hairdresser knows for sure . . . great friend . . . what did I make on my math? . . . Afro? . . . flat to fluffy . . . how about making me a banana cake . . . lovable . . . leech . . . be nice to your sister . . . Hey Robert, have you got a date? . . . curlyQ. . .loves Mr. Williams I, Robert Liener, being of sound mind and short body leave to these people: Mrs. Ferrell, all the computers in the world, to Rev. Thornton, I leave the jokes in Modern European history. To Wyllys, thanks for helping me and being my advisor. To Keyton, I leave Mozart and K. F. Gauss. To Mme. White, merci beacoup. To Dr. Moo- ney, I leave my 72 hour term paper. To my friends: J. H. S I leave to conquer the girls of the world and Atlantis, Brianna, Hollye . . . An almost A average. John C., David S., G. F. fGoldfarbj Jeff Z., H. K., T. P., and L. A. - I leave Menlo College. Quin and Cam 3 I leave you the future of Brandeis and B.B.Y.O. keep off the girls! Uust Kiddingj. D. K. S. - I leave you the future of Greenhill and Brandeis and maybe a new car of your very own. Brianna and Leslie - Frick and Frack. Jeff Z. - I leave you a new car every year for the rest of your life. Leland, Mark, Mike, etc .... - I leave you to tackle the girls of Greenhill. M. S., J. A. G., D. H., F. M., D. S. - E. A. D. Gust Kiddingj To Nathan and Bran- deis - Keep up the itll tradition. To Susan, my sister, I leave the future and a brand new car. To Kenny - good luck in Tennis. To WAPT III - Thanks for being friends. To Mrs. Wolfram -the best counselor a person could have. To Greenhill - I leave the future for growth. Finally, to my parents - I leave all my love and deepest respect. 9 166 Marc Linsey ,. 2, XX X ll... f Xl 5977 XXX I l ,l 532: my ff, X M YET? 1 lt X ,f new 1 J k N , 4 X ff X 3 V K ,W X! ffoijflg l f, . y . la l X We were talking - about the space between us all And the people - who hid themselves behind a wall of illusions never glimpse the truth - then itfs far too late - then they pass awaly . . . Try to rea ize it's a l within yourself No one else can make you change And to see you're really only very small, And life flows on within you and without you. Within You, Without You - The Beatles '67 Sentenced to drift far away now Nothing is quite what it seems, Sometimes entangled in your own dreams. Entangled - Genesis 1976 Football manager. . .Beatlemania. . .Unicef . . .XR-7 . . .science whiz. . .follies. . .L.H.. . .K.K. could sink the Titanic. . .computer man. . . Want to see my posters? . . .M.P.F.C.. . .It's Marc witha c',nota k . . .now who's on my computer?. . .never missesaconcert . . .Pina Coladas. . .speaks fortran. . . Itdoes taste blue', . . .Genesis. . .Baked Alaska. . . I, Marc Linsey, being Marc Linsey, do hereby leave to Dr. Mooney a better understanding of foreign handwriting, to the football and soccer teams as well as Coaches Hall, Fuller, Clasby, Smith and Fiedler I leave a golf cart and good luck finding a new manager, to Ms. Ferrell I retum l 990! 10, 2 apples and a direct line to Austin, to Kim B. I leave a tape recorder and 1000 hours of tape. To Edith D. I leave ten- thousand sheets of notebook paperg to Lori H. I leave a twenty-eight hour day, to Linda S. a pina colada, to the lunch gang I leave one year of desert food and one year of Monty I51thon's Fbfing C ircus,' to everyone I have forgotten, I leave whatever I forgot to leave them and to the incoming freshman I leave a fleet of brooms and vacuum cleaners. I6 Keith William McAteer National Honor Societ Y National Merit Spanish National Honor Society Football 77, 78 Soccer 77 Tour Guides 78 loves to open doors and carry books for girls . . . 4151 and 11150 . . . saws logs on Friday nights . . . always doing something to get into Brown . . . teeth . . . nice . . . ain't got no guts . . . 2402 man . . . ex-Yank . . . Connecticut. . .Steamboat. . .loved his Mustang. . . friends with Scott, Marc, and Chris . . . Homecoming '76 . . . he's a tons great friend once you get to know '.,f x' .4-P 'ix him . . . Dino . . . what a scar! . . . Had enough? erteg if if more than enough! . . . shadowe . . . nice guy . . . McAteerian parking . . . Mut 50 . . always with Karen . . . Shoot 'em . . . nice guy AVIV F f I. Keith McAteer, being of drained mind and exhausted body do hereby bequeath the following: To Jay I leave tweezers to do with as he pleases. To Scott and Chris I leave another trip to Colorado and more fun times. To Karen I don? leave Scott but I do leave tons of love. To Sue, Christine and Timi, I leave a late paper with an IOU for a free drink on it and friendship for- ever. To Bobbie F. I leave eternal appreciation for giving me help when I needed it. To Wyllys I leave the future of Greenhill to ruin anyway he wants to because I am gone. 554,440-fnfma 168 Fiona McCracken Mortarboard '76, '77, '78, International Thespian Society '77, '78, Treasurer Thespian Society '78, Cavalcade '76, '77, Evergreen '77, Varsity Tennis - A letter '76, '77, '78, Field Hockey Manager '76, Agamemnon , The Mad Show, Guys and Dolls, Student Council Representative '78, Gymnastics '75, Basketball '75, Track '75, French Club '75, Cougar Tracks '75 . . . always seems to me, that sorry seems to be the hardest word . . . Elton John and Bernie Taupin . . . nothing's gonna change my world . . . John Lennon and Paul McCartney Across the Universe dirty mind . . . immigrant . . . historian from England . . . Mary Baldwin? . . . wild and smart . . . government brain . . . shut-up Fiona day. . .fema. . .3rninute warning. . .what's on your pants? . . . Sweet 16 . . . mimi . . . always with A.G., L.A., or K.A. . . . minilab . . . constantly Khino . . . mono at the wrong time . . . cute . . . is that her real name? . . . Taisez-vous Fiona . . . only 16? . . . soft-spoken. . .conference roomA. . .sensuous six. . .windex kid . . .smart. . . Oh,it's easy! . . .tennis. . .silly. . .fun. . . I, Fiona McCraken, Being of big mouth, leave to: Allison: Wrapping houses, Barry, Lee Majors, English, Tennis fhalj, my big mouth, a worn out telephone, and I.L.Y.!!! Lisa: fMommy, Maggotj Jon, Chuck, D.H.'s lab technique, and a snuffleuphagous of your very own. Love ya!! Katherine 001, French, raquetball with Boom Boom, your car, your derriere, the way you always seem to smile and my love!!! Mark: CI'm not a limeylj The lab, brunch at the Magic Pan, a handshake, the 27th a swearing in ceremony, a tennis grip and A.M.L. David: your solution to every problem ever created - THANKS! Barry: A bottle of industrial strength windex, Jag, BAES- Ball quiz bowl, and I.L.Y. Peaches: AL-FAL-FA and some soured cream. Love ya! Occu- pant: A long overdue note, a long talk, and a new N-d-N. Janet and Lee Ann: Speech. fJ.H. don't for- get Jesuit.J Claire: Four more years on the 'hill - GOOD LUCK!!! Jo: A lifelong friend- ship - I hope it continues. Liz: Alaska waiters. L.P.2: our breaks together. Beth: France and my sincere gratitude. Mr. Kittleman: MMPAE's, a great symphony, and my utmost respect. Dr. Hen- drix: my everlasting thanks for showing me what it is to be taught and what it is to learn. and to my parents: I love you. Fauna Mcotaefean I6 9 James Edward MeElyea Greenhill I5 years, Musical '74, '75, '76, '77, '783 Choir '75g Track '75: Soccer '75, '76, Football '75, '76, '77, '78g Captain '78, Jock Prather '78g Ski Trip '75, '76, '77, International Club '76, '77g TISC Honorable Mention '76, '77, '78 Football . . . sound and more sound . . . loves parties . . . gives great parties . . . big guy with a big heart . . . where did you get it? . . . really, oh wowl. . .who's having the party'?. . .football captain. . . 'Same biology experiment his brother did . . . McAIfoo . . . he must be in the theater somewhere . . . Big Mac . . . Hi, mom, ha ha . . . blue Firebird. . . How do you feel, Jim'? . . .electrician. . .Jimbo .. .Bacardi 151. . .Smoyboy. . . I, Jim McElyea, surviving the ordeal with somewhat sound mind and body leave to the coaches my greatest admiration and hope for the future. To Mrs. Ellis, I leave my admiration, memories, Payless, Lester, Susan Schneider, and Wendy Pollock tsorry about the last twoj. To Mrs. Duffey, I leave with a 60 fthanksj and a stuck window. To Dr. Mooney, I leave with a belt and my shirt tucked in fmaybej and my respect to Mark Z. I leave Bert Bryan and Marcie P. To Marcie I leave Mark and T. Bear. To Frank, Brad, Mark, Marcus, and Tony I leave Jerry J. To Bert, I leave you alone. To Pendleton, I leave offensive guard and l5l. To Ellis, sorry about that block. To Mohammed Hollye, I leave Lisa B. To M. Plumlee I leave three bottles under the book store and tail back fHa, Hal. To Tim Robinson I leave memories. To Cherie Ca name well fittingj and Diana I leave Lester. To Kim I. I leave my free driving lessons. To Greenhill deadlines I leave byob parties fI'm eighteenj. To Wess, I leave, ending the McElyea dynasty tforeverj. To the sen- iors, congratulations for making it. fP.S.: L.O.G.H.J 70 5 ., WJ-'iv' wg, at 12 Scott Franklin McMu11an Jeep man . . . The Strut . . . always with Chris and Keith . . . Karen. . . What's in that lab? . . . Friends with Jim. . . 373. . . will he or won't he . . , Can we go to your house? Sure. spend the night. No one's home. . . . flatterer . . . UFO . . . Yes . . . speakers . . ,wall-jumping. . .racing with Keith. . .Painting the water tower - twice . . . the Incredible Hulk . . . J and B and Colorado Kool- Aide. . .peepers. . . ugly . . .4WD ace in the mud. . . the mun- chies . . . Bah Ha Ha . . . scooter . , . artist . . . tries hard but doesn't go anywhere . . .4WD club . . . tackle . . . biceps . . . quiet. but a wolf underneath . . .cute and cuddly. . . i scott mcmullan being of somewhat healthy body and expanded mind leave to chris our friendship t-tech fiats bourbon the lab etc etc to keith the stang friends forever lots of sleep brown etc to the greenhill family i leave divorce papers to the coaches our ace bandage and some thanks tojay luck wheezer and a one o'clock curfew to kim thoughts to kelly cat simon to christine english to kc bars to peter a blow dryer and luck to skip vectors and thanks to joan something big and soft to susan my fantasies to jim 151 and 1000 watts to the next seniors beth and a million spray cans to rusty his truck and a case to karen pizza inn basketball t games chateaubriand steak kew blue nun love white rock lancers sneak me outs calluauds sangria love the egyptian tequila sunrises the perpetual wednesday date donuts soap to scare off the davids humperdink hornblower and witz young frankenstein flashing porch lights love network one dozen red carnations the mayors house liebfraumilch the next day etc etc etc my love the future and always memories buh-duh buh-duh buh-duh dats all folks M2071 Tracy Kathleen McPartland Basketball '75 Tennis '75, '76 Drama: Documentary '76 Guys and Dolls '77 Choir '75, '77 Cheerleader 4 yrs. Basketball Princess '77 Mortarboard '75, '76, '77, '78 Entertainment Chairman '78 Outstanding Junior Class Participation '77 Today is the son of yesterday Y Today is the father Long is yesterday, and long is tomorrow So short is today! Don't let it slip between your fingers. Let it contain beauty. hope and love, As well as work and rest. Everyday helps decide about us - about the richness of our wisdom, the tenderness of our hearts, or the fullness of our lives. Our whole life is a chain of our todays. Great cheerleader . . . Spacy? McP . . . Did you do the Algebra? . . . doesn't like messy black boards . . . Enrique . . . cute . . . foxy . . . Atlantis Brick House. . .naturally beautiful . . .prettiest girl in the Upper School . . . what a tush . . . Panama . . . U.S. Bathroom fan . . . strong-willed . . . Juliet . . . super sweetheart . . . ex-cheer- leader . . . what a flip . . . Tracy, where's your Pinkie? . . . excel- lent . . . the silent laugh . . . monarch to Cougar . . . Goodnight, Tracy . . . Chicago Concert . . . If I said you had a beautiful body. would you hold it against me? . . . ski slope nose . . . Lamplighter School graduate . . . Mr. K's favorite student . . . Remember Palo Duro on the rocks? . . . J.S. and Winter Park . . . energetic . . . party hearty I, Tracy McPartland will the following: To R.N. all our experiences on school trips. To H.K. a new phone and the song You've Got a Friend. To J.D. my locker. To Ploc a bottle of vodka, a trip to Padre, and all the great memories of growing up together -friends always. To Juliet the memories of Northaven Park, Fourth of July, the many concerts, the M.C.T., bottle of Sangria, and our EXCELLENT friendship. To Dr. Mooney my admiration. To Mr. Kittleman, thanks for the motivation. To Mrs. Duffey, my sincere appreciation for everythingg advice especially, you will always have my deepest respect and love. To Lindy, a new version of the bible and a fantastic friendship. To L.A. another year of cheerleading. To Atlantis well . . . a beautiful person and a true friend always. To the cheerleaders, my house for future slumber parties. To Greenhill, eight unforgettable years of my life. To my family . . . I finally did it, love you all and now I leave . . .to follow in my mother's footsteps. , i..Z,777ff9 X S V ' N' i ' Q' David urray unson, Jr. . . . smart . . . non-sequitor . . . Who taught you to drive? . . . McC'ain's favorite . . . talks too ch . . . That car is so cheap. Mine is lots better. What you need is . . . . .pervert costume on sen- day . . . what a truck! . . . Drives a sherman tank . . .Jet Ski . . . bashful in college meetings . . . fer asks what he wants to know. . .advocate of a humanities education . . . The Monsoons are com- . . . typical Aggie , . . messy. . .Texoma. . . Hockey King . . .water fights in chemistry in sum- r school. , .environmentalist . . .Jenny . . .4WD club. . . K-mart. . .absolutely outrageous. . . windmill. . . 'I Y Wi. iii To Mr. Horner. Ms. Jagoda. Mr. Keyton. Mr. Kilmer. Dr. Mooney, etc. and friends. thanks for making the stay worthwhile and not too painful. How- ard D., semi-advisor, you are forgiven for always being late to help me. good luck also. To Jenny, I give a friendship. Anne, thanks for listening. Sara B.. thanks for not listening. Maybe you'll get more goals next year. Roberta have fun and tell R.S. that the figment is glad to be gone. To the D.M.F.C. I leave a loss of Idol. Mr. Sipes thanks for keeping Greenhill looking like a school. John Chilton really needs a superior woman. the rest of you can have the remains. Good luck! QM ya. This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. David M. Munson 17 F rank usseIlN1eholson III I. Russ Nicholson, being of sound mind? and body leave to Howard our friendship of the senior year Hgirlf' and all the days with pinki in pinki land. To Rusty I leave Ellison S. forever. To Michael I leave all our days of calling girls on the phone and lis- tening in. To Tray, Juliet. Patti, I leave a deep and lasting friend- ship to last forever. To Frannie. well you get Tony of course. and also all the fun parties we went to with other people! And last but certainly not least to Kath Joan Levy. I leave all our memories in the playroom, at the Crestpark. and at Frannie's. You were always number one with me. And lastly I leave all my love always and forever. 174 -awww:-em:-H vff . V- ,A - . A I' -V ' i Martin ssell orris Football '75. '76. '77, '781 Sophomore of the Year 76: lst Team All Conference '76, '77: lst Team All Private '76. '77: Most Outstanding Lineman '76. '77: Most Valuable Player '77: High School All-American '77: Coach and Athlete Magazine Player of the Year '77: Soccer '75: Track '75. '76. '77. '78: Weightlifting '76. '77: Heavyweight Division Weightlifting Champion '76 nice. . .football. . .cowboy. . ,always with P.B, or .l.R.. . . Long live Coors . , . nice truck . , , Mr. Coke machine . . . will always cheek your homework for you . . ,Tequila Man . , . ambulance rider , . . Bubba eow. . . Fuster Buster. . .is he going to be able to play? . . . wild man at the wheel of his pick-up. , ,Dusty . . Crusty , . , thoughtful . . , Rlilf Gang . . . last of the fearsome four . . . roper . . . has a TV in his truck . . . his poor knee is always messed up. . . You know what? l don't know . . .foosball, you bet - 2 s- . . . what a dummy! . . . the main man . . . horseman . . . who does he like . . . Peter . . . Palo Duro on the rocks , , , Teddy Bear. , ,T,M. and R.N.'?'7. , .8th . . . that hat . . . foosball . . .soft-spoken . . . T.B, . . . sleazy inn v sp . . , , watches cartoons on the way to school . . , lf he's your friend. you've got one forever, . , I. Rusty Norris. being a B.M.F. do hereby bequeath the following estate: To Peter: a birthday. a ride home. a fire hydrant. a bottle of Tequila tnot necessarily in that orderl and not much else to the best friend I've ever had. To Tabby Kelton: an open apartment and a spare bed. To Juliet: our friendship. times at war and other- wise, and my love. To Brian: Firefall and Padre Island visits. past and future. To Howard: California. the Right highway. the Eagles and Winslow. Arizona. To Brianna: a secret admirer. To Rose. whatever she needs most. To Toni Burleson: a midnight party and a truck. To Tony Bryant: a roommate and a haircut. To the rest of the Bubbas. another year's fringe benefits. To Scott: Col- lege Station. here we come. To Tracy and Pattilynn. Palo Duro and Ski trips. To Chad. an extra knee opera- tionjust in case you need it. To Coach Fieldler. a lot of thanks for helping me through this mess. To the football team, l take the stereo and leave to Steve Zimmerman my ability to evacuate a crowd in a single expulsion. To Coach Fuller. especially and his staff. a wonderful three years and the beginning of a lasting friendship. in 7 176 Pattilynn O'Connel1 Basketball '75, '76, '78 Field Hockey '74 Softball '75 Golf '76 Cheerleader '75, '76, '77. '78 Mortorboard '74, '75, '76, '77, '78 Chorus '74, '75, '76, '77, '78 Basketball Sweetheart '75, '76, '77 Disciplinary Committee '76, '77 Oklahoma '76 Sorry Wrong Number '76 Guys and Dolls '77 Summer Studies Abroad '76 cute . . . doesn't take life too seriously . . . cow patti . . . Hi . . . what a laugh . . . cheerleader . . . Butch . . . Darryl . . . beautiful voice . . . baseball diamond . . . Hoo-Ha . . . Boney-Poo . . . How's your mama and them? . . . no U. G.'s . . . great body . . . This is stupid . . . Winter Park . . . outgoing . . . Penelope Ogelthorpe. . .shampoo. . .kissing the phone. . .we were the first . . . I know what she did that weekend . . . Umm Umm Good! . . .golden girl. . . Italy. . . Peter from Pontevecio to San Marco's Square . . . always smiling I Pattilynn O'Connell, being of open mind and a healthy body give my deepest respect and admiration to Mr. Foote, Mrs. Powell, Ms. Marcum and Mr. Williams. To Mr. Gonzales I leave the memories of Europe, espe- cially Florence! I leave lots of thanks to Mrs. Wolfram for all the help, and to Mr. Fiedler I leave my under- standing that he's just a Yankee and he can't help it! Also the nice feeling to know that someone else ' vw , -1-z 1. S' memories of Palo Duro Q This is 5 - t . stupid! J. To Tracy, Russ, How- yin ard, Leland and Leslie, thanks for a great friendship. To Dana I leave the good and bad times we had that only means we're great friends. To Patty I leave a fantas- tic friendship, our midnight mad- ness and a big I Luuuv you! I leave my thanks and love to my parents for all their help and .f Q' xi? 1: iz loves C. C. I leave Rusty with the w i, A' at X K if S A understanding. To C. B. I leave me and to Greenhill I leave my love. G as M as at i . ea- iiii ' tr . F This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. O'Connell. Anthony sfgiff, f' . ' 'R fl! Us D f 'ff frA .Q'tw W' S' X xffaf Q' -.. . -1 ' -- -'V . -.. ft I f gfjfjwgm ' Q 1 Q A H 7 Wm I 1 , , Cf 'Q if ' sr his 1 vi't?e.f 5 ig. A J A., ' fi , K 'U 5 .F , ,I Q lg , .. eA 3 f..Jir'i as- ,4 bxQ tto Perez Fong . . . intellectual . . . Toe . . . Frannie . . . Sara . . . Andrew's and Vance's parties. . .Casady refugee. . .Let's go to Toni B's place. . .Tim's sidekick . . . Nasty . . . Hi - Perez from Menlo . . . The Joe . . . Boomer. . .Go for it!. . .One-third of us. . . Hellyes! . . .'I'hanks, pal . . . Texas-O,U. weekend . . . soccer . . . Volleyball dropout . . . Frannie vs. Tonyg the fightofalifetime. . .footprints in the boat. . .sweet and sour enchiladas. . .gimmeaquarter. . .Mr.C.B.. . . I, Tony Perez, being of a diverse character, do hereby leave: to Jerry, 12-2 and many midnight excursions, to Hershy, many arguments over our fine ethnical backgrounds, and a ring big enough for your fingerg to Frank, my outstanding soccer ability, and 10 easy lessons on how to drive in Addi- song to Timmie, a running tab on many problems, not to men- tion women, a new way to imitate Richard P., a quarter, and a lifetime of frosh along with my best friendship fI'll never give up and you'll never winlj To Rusty, a new hat and an 8:00 A.M. practice KNO DOZJQ to Sara, a laugh, Mariano's, a pool, many nights of insanity and lots I of fun, to Toni, a smile, SAT's, I acst l many nights on the phone, a f truck, you know who, and to you 'Q' .. P both, our friendship: to Frannie, g 8 months of happiness and the best friend I could ever haveg to Pete, an unforgettable two years fand many more to comej, one bald eagle, an apartment, SMU, and many recollections. Thanks! To Jeff, I leave a salad and an unforgettable trip to Califomiag 3 to Scott and Mike a new car, to Mr. Kilmer, a Thanks for putting up with meg and finally to Coach Hall, my gratitude and deepest respect. This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perez 78 Sara Elizabeth Plumlee Part of the Plan The meaning gets lost And the teachings get tossed And you don't know what you're going to do next. You wait for the sun But it never quite comes Some kind of message comes through to you. Some kind of message comes through. And it says to you . . . Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That's a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand. Dan Fogelberg Hamilton . . . goes wild over nothing . . . Sara Plumtree . . . S.P.D.F. . . . good-looking . . . good volleyball player . . . T.L. walked in . , . always with . . , g'No . . . . . Nice when you get to know her . . . drives an AG VAN . . .Toni's sidekick . . . Never keeps a date . . . Mike . . . peacock . . . naive Valentine's Dance . . . Chili's first date . . . Mercedes . . . one-third of us . . . Summer of '77 . . . who really knows her . . . The Enclave . . . Lakewood Lou... I, Sara Plumlee, leave the following: To Mr. Williams, Miss Roman, Mr. Hendrix and Mr. Keyton, I leave my great class pa ipation and a thanks for all you did whether you realize it or not. To Pam and Jim, I leave my great verbal control and a spd thanks. To Peter, Tim, Jerry, and Frank, I leave all the great times we had 'fdriving aroundf' To lone, Kathy Csmilej, Lisa, Hollye, I leave the responsibility of winning SPC next year. Michael - I need to talk to you. To Kellye, I leave a lot of seasons that we went through together and a great friendship that came out of it. To David, I leave our study sessions, a common understand- ing of things,' and a wish for the best. To Beth, I leave Keller's, a place at W.R. and an open line. To Hamilton, I leave a bottle and a front lawn - always, a mom we can share, Fleet- wood Mac. and a special place in my heart. To Tony, I leave the reigning days of our great triumvirate and a big Thanks Pal - I can't say enough. To Kathy Angle, I leave the summer of '77 at LCC. Toni - you already know. You are like a sister to me. And finally, I leave Greenhill. P.S. Mom - I love you. Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. .SLS I ..,, S. Alison Porter There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophyf' - Shakespeare, Hamlet . . Il faut cultiver notrejardinf' - Voltaire, Candide, Ou L'Optimisme Humbug!,' - Charles Dickens, A Chrislrnas C arol No problem . . .beautiful person. . .smart. . .P.P. . . .always together. . .dent in her forehead. . . friendly andafriend. . .50's. . .smart in everything . . .Cavalcade Editor. . .N.H.S.. , . Ya know . . . Europe '76. . .constantly confused. . .always tripping. . .slaps her pick-ups. . .cobwebs. . .brains . . ,pleasantly incomprehensible. . . Being harried, I dispense with formalities: My love, or some other strong emotion, to all. Dear Sir: You're wonderful! Anne: Un rat et un petit chou -take your pick. Bobbie Ferrell: May you flourish fespecially since I won't be here to ask irrelevant questions . . .J Mr. and Mrs. K.: It's been a long haul, no? To those I do not mention by name, remember I know you believe in mental telepathy. I f are Zine J This Page Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. John C. Porter Juliet Elizabeth Redgate Juliet Redgate - U.S. bathroom fan . . . Kelly Dolan . . . J. R. and P. O. always got into trouble . . . in charge of cleaning the Senior Lounge . . . Scout . . . field hockey . . . J. Rags . . . Bryan . . . pug nose . . . Bash Nite . . . has a new boyfriend every week . . .just friends . . . Queen of Forest . . . natural beauty . . . loves to party . . . chipmunk . . . What's burning in the ash tray? . . . cooler . . . good looking . . . can be cold-blooded . . . '4Tom, Now . . . Kit . . . fire hydrants . . . Mack . . . Mail car . . . fire extinguisher . . . f'Greenie,, . . . riding back from F. W. C. D. . . . always on good terms with Rusty . . . Robin . . . indi- vidual . . . during exams . . . Jimmy . . . Disco contest . . . Northaven . . . W. T. W. . . . Deep purple concert ...M.C.T.. . .sweet. .. I Juliet Redgate, having little incentive and definite bad temper, wish to bequeath a few items to people I'm sure I'll always remember. Oh Well, to Mr. Horner, I leave D. E., doritos, duff nuts, prune juice, report cards, excuses excusesl, and my thanks. To N. P., my best wishes for the most successful seasons to come. To Ger- onimo, I leave Buffalojump. To Tracy, I leave enough new friends and memories to more than fill this book, but Illl need to borrow . . .! To Atlantis, long lazy r.o. days, and lets go get some food! Toni i a lot of thanks for a friendship undeserved, and how come you listen so well? R. N., Football, midnight, the house next door. trucks, T. N., Fatigo, memories, and a lot of unsettled arguments! Peter, Tony, Tim, thanks for tolerating me and Robin. Robin P., I leave you 1001 Nacho recipes for use after midnight, and the good looking ones always got something wrong with them. and your very own. 'SHow to plan your time well , book. Hey Fos- ter! Why, Who, When, how, should, can, may, youlve got a lot of answers and yes there is life after field hockey. Thanks a lot. T.. I'll miss you, I will. Well bye bye Greenhill, hello outside world. jafzuyeagafc This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redgate. iso lie: 1 f Q, 5' is sf James Hamilton Rial, III I H .Q f an u .rj Q. , I .f,,,,.1k,gy I 1 fi. mn. I ,. N - ar.i.i,W1 it E ,QM L, n fx vi 24 my za .. I K VU as H ,,GVV K ll. , There are highway dreams in my head tonight I canlt breathe without you and I'm losing height I don't need a periscope or second sight To see nothing lasts forever With a planet stare and a guiding star You can only be what you think you are So be closer to believing Though your world is torn apart For a moment changes all things And to end is but to start And if your journey's unrewarded May your God lift yp your heart You are wind blown But you are mine. Emerson, Lake 8: Palmer Preachers preach of evil fates Teachers teach that knowledge waits. Bob Dylan Sara Plumlee . . . NHS dropout . . . ambitious. me? . . . Yale man . . . Stacey ...Mr. Knowitall. , .Ham. . .once was The Rile . . . Sth grade photography? . . .James Hamilton Rial III . . . anony- mous president . . . laziest genius around . . . Lord Hamilton . . .S87.50 in library fines . . , will be very successful . . . super friend . . . Hendrix. . .T.L. walked in . . . You and Stacey -jus: friends'? . . . 4,3 an To Greenhill, I leave the few bad experiences I've had. The good ones I'd prefer to keep. The people I would have mentioned in my will should already know how I feel about them. Besides, now I don't have to apologize to those I wouldn't have included. Kevin Richardson . Never yet has a deeper world of insight revealed itself to daring travellers and adventuresg and the psychologist who in this fash- ion brings a sacrifice - it is not the sacrzjizo, dell intellects. on the contrary! - Will at least be enti- tled to demand in return that psy- chology shall again be recognized as the queen of the sciences, to serve and prepare for which the i we Eff? ...M .N 'ami iff me fi ,Nia of af in r'lr-- at we 'W' Q fe IQ 182 5: other sciences exist. For psychol- ogy is now once again the road to the fundamental problems. Freidrich Nietzsche Beyond Good and Evil As doves, summoned by desire, come with wings poised and motionless to the sweet nest, borne by their 'ff frisg y g will through the malignant airg such force had my loving I I call. Dante Alighieri The Inferno Tennis and Spanish . . . charter member of the Greenhill Intellectual Club . . . a king? . . . Eskimo Pie man . . . Kim . . . heavenly eyes . . . Intellect and tennis don't mix . . . notes . . . music man . . . Did he really beat Still? . . . Super Genius . . . nice guy . . . likes hot fudge Sundaes without ice cream - just hot fudge, whipped N cream, and cherries . . .jumpes on trampoline at midnight . . . Tis far better to be funny than to be sincere . . . N-N-N-N-No . . . Spanish 6 , . . smart . . . never tries at anything but is always success- ful, . .calm and collected. . .pretentious. . .Nietzsche. . , I would like to thank Mrs. Eastus for her patience and encouragement and for the confidence she gave me in myself and my writing: Senor Gonzales para darme la abilidad expresar est estes pensamientas en otra lenguar a gente de otra culturag Dr. Mooney for providing me with an intelligent and educated outlook on the activi- ties of men: Mr. Williams for opening to me the world inside each individual: and Mrs. Seldin for giving me eyes to perceive a world of beauty beyond the world of men, for that is education. ffiewjtft uhan Chnstopher Roberts The lights begin to twinkle from the rocks: The long day wanes: the slow moon climbs: The deep Moans round with many voices. Come. My friends 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world Tennyson Fiat fan . . . always with Scott . . . mini-lab . . . car freak . . . Mr. Forest Lane. . . Long 1,ive sports cars. . . partying with David . . . drives like all the other driver's ed. graduates . . .cars. . . cars . . .cars. . . light crew. . .C.B. radios . . . ENZO . . . B. D. ing and H. R, ing. Monkey Snot. . . The Lane . . . Open Road Rally Group . . . Fiat power . . . me-n-cinny . . . Churl . . . Beats the out of Rich- land . . . S and K's revenge Bah lla Ha . . . Kroger . . , mass communications . . . Fiart 124 sport spider . . , Hagen . . . good-looking with a soft touch . . . cold as ice . . . B.D.H.R.. . . 1. Chris Roberts. being of debatably sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: To all the friends 1 have made and lost in my 12 years on the Hill. 1 leave thanks for making my sentence bearable. To Dick Hall, 1 leave my grati- tude for the patience you had with your first advisee and all the help you gave as one student to another. To all my teachers who have put up with me for this length of time. my thanks. appreciation. and surprise, Especially Dr. Mooney for the pep- talks on life in general and the confidence 1 gained asa result. To Mr. Kittleman. 5 years of Algebra tin various formsl with no visible effect. To the theatah 1 leave Mrs. Ellis' strictly impartial and unbiased tryouts. her AMAZING tele- pathic communication with the light crew. and the hope that she gives birth to many more plays to come. To Scott McMullan. 1 leave a cold mountaintop somewhere North of Steamboat. Colorado with a stuck Jeep and night falling fast. 4 years of great times. a blind date with you-know-who. Radio Star Electron- ics. and a friend for life. To David Stratton. memories of the all too brief friendship in the tenth grade. 12 years together. Saturday morning Driver's Ed.. English 11. NGC 819. and Cam- el's White Rider. To Keith McAteer. a blind date with you-know-who-else-who. and a fantastic vacation in Colorado. To David Hagan. all our B.D.'n and H.R.'n a W.U.T.M. rally on a Carrollton backroad at 2:30 a.m.. a cruise on the lane. various police offi- cers. a tall cold Blackjack. and a roommate at Tech. To Doug Uloth. 9 years of it together. the bullet-ridden legacy of the Evergreen. and a lasting friend- ship. To Steve McSwain tdearly departed '77l a turbocharged straight-six for your 914 cfo ASLM. To my parents and sister. my love and appreciation for the same which 1 can never repay. P.S. Thanks. Mr. Foote ZZ-2 -E 183 L nn A. Salzberger . . . you gotta believe in something and give it sometime. You gotta believe in someone. Go over the line . . . - Crosby, Stills and Nash - . . a million generations removed from expectations of being who you really want to be. . .skating away. . - Jethro Tull- pretty . . . always with Joan . . . BBG . . . Lynn didn't do that . . . white Cutlass . . . quiet . . .Caplan . . .Jeff. . . Hots for Zlots . . . GSN and G . . . Israel '77 . . . egghead . . . sincere . . . AZA . . . nom . . . Jethro Tull . . . a real friend . . . organized . . . JAP . . . Joan's siamese twin . . quiet, but something about her says she's wild . . . and body, leave to Karen B, my history folder. endless gossip and special permission for junior privileges. To Judy S. I leave a copy of Spanish Lessons: Usage in Israel and Greece. Also I leave a supply of KLM rolls and Elite chocolate. I leave Bae perpetual questions concerning mine and Joan's extracur- ricular activities, Also a handshake, goodby. Good Luck always. To Jerry I leave the novel: The Trials and Tribulations of J.Z. and R.K. I also leave an everlasting friendship, and concerts to come. Youlre a good kidg good luck with everything. I leave all the best for last, Joan S. To you I leave all the memories of a perfect everlast- ing friendship. I leave: Burritos, girly problems, cutlasses, What happened at the door'?,' B.B.Y.O., nom, a second house, a half a sandwich, a lesson on how to be aggressive, innocence and purity Cyes or no?J, He's on the ram- page againf' My genuine nightgowns, our alike clothes, a bottle of Hawaiian Tropic, an invitation to concerts, Blintzes, an unspeakable three letter word, tests on Saturdays, Can't get it out of my head,', and more mutual con- cern, loyalty and advice than could ever be written. Don't know what I'd do without you. Thanks for the most special year of my life. Jrwfffwr 184 'MQ mam Mark Steven Schnitzer .ft Echnical for Theater ,74-,78g Cross Country '74-,76g Track -'78g Capt. '77g President Freshman Classg Headmasters ith Anniversary Committeeg Science Award '74g Latin Clubg ational Merit Commended Student Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper that sad ord, farewell. Park Benjamin ED. Forever . . . EADPF - Dena, Fiona - 69er . . . l'What was that on pants? . . . Has D.H.'s lab technique . . . Lunch at the Magic Pan, and didn't pay! . . .Schnitzer's harem . . . Are you sick? . . .great chest . . . e found the differential equation . . . Curly . . . Latin Book . . . P.F., aterbombs, eggs, S.S. . . . P-whipped . . , P.F. . . . fuzz bomb . . . F.S. mm . . . AZA-BBG . . . such curly hair . , . Israel '76 . . . only takes 3 nutes . . . marvelous . . . mini lab . . . curly . . . fabulous physique . Schniua . . . sensuous seven . . . loves backrubs . . . Mr. Fox . . . ieezer. . .Denise. . .very nice I, Mark Schnitzer, being of undetemiinable mind and body, humbly sub- mlit my last will and testament to The Greenhill School and those who make it w at it is. First, to my mentors: To Coaches Fuller and Smith, I leave my deepest respect, they believe that a sound mind should be housed in a sound body. For this, I am grateful. To Mr. Kittleman - my signed Calculus tests and my thanks for being my advisor for 4 years. Mrs, Wolfram - my P.A.C.E. form and messed up applications. They can't pay you enough for all the work you do. To my other instructors, who I am unable to list, I leave my thanks, for it was you who made me what I am today. Qfor better or for worsej. To other important people Calphabetically and by gradej: Sal - Spanish lessons and my new address, let's keep in touch. Trecie f midnight movies and an invite to visit. Neen - a never ending supply of wishes, they'll all come true, G.E.P. - someday you'll know. Susan L. - I.W.T.T.Y. Bobby M. - bigger flippers so you can get to school faster. I0 - official membership in the S.S. Lisa A. - an F.S. honk and an ever open car. Darren - my football ability and a good pair of flags. Kim B. - backrubs!! Bae - the other half of the world fmaybe we can mergej. Allison - my keys and my hand. Farbie - a sub- scription to Car and Driver. David H. - my math folder, our old days of Hell raisin', and our secret L.L.'s. Robert L. - my Hungarian. flike he needs ity Fiona - a job and permanent traveling partner. Jerry - the Olympic gold in the shot and a tri-centennial trip. K.T. - a date for pizza. Thanks for tak- ing this late. Judy and Alan -time flies. Soon it'll be your turn. Sherry - an application to My school falready ap rovedj. And finally, to Dena - time hasn't hurt, neither will distance. To tliose I missed - only on paper, not in my heart. Signed and witnessed l97l-1978. DffL Qxnffbefx. This Page Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Ben Schnitzer 186 Linda Ann Schulze Double Mortarboard Hours '75, '76, '77, '78 International Thespian '76, '77, '78 Secretary '78 Spring Musical '76, '77, '78 Choir '76, '77, '78 Soloist '76, '77, '78 Varsity Gymnastics '76, '77, '78 Captain '77, '78 Field Hockey '75, '76, '77, '78 Soccer '76 Basketball '75 Softball '75 Chuck . . . spastic . . . going through her second childhood . . . really nice once you get to know her. . .nice smile. . .always happy . . . great gal . . . wonder woman . . . giggles . . . the football box . . .B.J.. . .George. . . goalie. . .Hangs in there. . .very obscure . . . Bob . . . Bean Sprouts . . . nice, goes wild . . . Linda, you have lines up the back of your legsl. . .loves Chuck. . .athletic. . . stinky. . .nips I, Linda Ann Schulze, being of Crazy mind, hereby do leave the following: To Chuck, I leave two tickets to a baseball game. To Lori, Kim and Marc, I leave Monty Python's Flying Circus. To Roberta, I leave a cleavage bunny. To Mic, I leave my MOC fhave funlj. To Trecie I leave an ice cream sundae covered with peach brandy. To Kenny and Robert L., I leave one banana cake a week for 100 years. To Lisa P., I leave I0 ghost stories fwith 10 kleenexesj and Okkkka! To Kristin, I leave Oh, I think I'm going out of my head . . . To Jon, I leave a big fat kiss. Alan, I'm taking your car shirts. To Lisa A. and Allison, I leave one date each with Chuck. To Mr. Kittleman, I leave one student per year to sleep through class with a 96 average! To Mrs. Ellis, I leave a blooming gymnastics team and lots of fun. To the teachers, faculty, and all of the students, I leave my crazy costumes and I leave a warm smile and a bubbly Hello! on a gloomy moming. And finally to Green- hill, I leave. fByeJ Cfee-Heel fSee ya' Aroundlj at yi X MS' nuff' l Jerome Allen Schwartz Football '75 Basketball '75 Evergreen '76, Track '75, '76, Cavalcade '77 '7 Sports Ed. Student Coun c Chess Club '76 u gorilla man . . neanden shot! lift those we ...n1ceguy. .. eats his lunch in En g y. . . . . . .hates makeup AZA onthego. .. with Hirschfield . . .Allhizbizis . . .does everythi 1 body, will the long distance s years at Gree tackle fights and cookies. I, Jerry Sch nh an T ten pounds of Kelly: I leave of an oreo, 14 Mark: the oth of Anna Karen zine and a cas articles and so 9 m English notes team. I leave Fuller: My th Mrs. Eastus: good literature for your help a M Atlantis Yvonne Shelby Big Hands. . .BSL H. . .always at Sangers, . .Lester. . . Steve . . . bronkaid . . . sweet and cute . . . science building bathroom . . . a good friend . . . Led Zeppelin . . . remem- ber Aerosmith . . . Tracy . . . Julie . . . bangs . . . a Sanger Harris girl. . .crazy. . .remember summer school. . .Tra- cy's best friend . . . the bathroom . . . always leaves her proper undergarments somewhere . . . gifted . . . cheer- leader. . . AmIseeing double'? . . .Always with instinct . . . good looking. . . Thinks a ,69 volkswagen is a car! . . . Busted . . . pre-football parties, post basketball parties . . . never does anything wrong . . . blush like L.Z .... NWJH escapee. . .how lucky. . .Lesterls arm rest. . . I can't feel my teeth . . . Mascot ,773 Cheerleader '78, Outstanding Junior Class Partic- ipant '77g Soccer '77, Choir '76, '77, Greenhill Singers '78, Mortarboard '77, '78, Entertainment Chairman ,78 I, Atlantis Shelb , leave the following: To Staci and Julie, Kerry Comstock. Tb Lisa, a car that works. To Valerie, a ride, wherever, whenever. To Lauren and Frannie, the soccer team. To Wendy, the money I owe you and a friend. To Gina, many 188 . gn , all - ,.. . e N A memories, like a December day, an a a ' g Juliet, a bathroom stall, a guinea pig and a friend Lester, my personality and Marcie. To Andrew, singers, much more, and a great friend Illl always r To Michael, Sangers, a chauffeur, a trip home, E'lans, friend who is always willing to listen w en you talk. To Unsworth, Spanish Class and thanks for your help fl have done it without youj. To Jose, a schedule that 3 work. To Dr. Mooney, my deepest respect. To Sefiora a psychiatric a ointment and my love, resplect and for everythin .Tb Tracy, there are so many t ings to ber and say,gI can't even begin. You have been and will be the ve best friend I could ever hope for. T everything anlillespecially for just being you and always I love you! To Farrai, two more years, a mascot uni take care. To David, seven more tyears, good luck. I my parents, thanks for 17 years o your ove, care, and standing. I love you both! And now Greenhill, I leave! d l stin E To find your right place in the world, your own field, own garden, or your own work involves a very serious ficult choice. Sometimes it takes years to decide! Talk your Barents, your teachers, your friends. Ask your head! your eart! L 4,.s 'i ',,,-av Brian Lee Silverberg Mortarboard '77, '78 Community Relations Committee '77 Soccer '75. '77 lst Team TISC '77 2nd Team All TISC '75 2nd Team All Private '75 lst Team NTHSSA Football '75, '76, '77 lst Team All TISC '76 lst Team All Private '76 Baseball '75 Track '77 All American '76 Wild parties . . . lt's at my house . . . Nancy . . . good body . . . superjock . . . best looking guy in the whole school . . . advanced chem . . . gold star earring . . . crazy man . . . super stud . . . Mr. Goaly . . . all- around athlete . . . football captain . . . foxy . . . Nicholson, what did you put in my drink? . . . What do you keep in your wallet'? . . . 1131 . . .C.S.B.S.. . . Padre and H. P. girls . . . Remember Andrew's party at the ranch'?. . .nice. . .the lady's man. . .whata pho- tographer . . . in the darkroom . . . wishes he was twice his size so he could pick on Beath . . . B. S. . . . poor foosball table. . .Mrs. Roger's favorite. . . I, Brian Silverberg. being of good hearing and good eyesight do hereby bequeath to the following teachers: To Sue, a Bagel and Lox Breakfast anytime you want one at my house. To Rex, my front row seat and a life- time pass to Fondran. To Drew, my forgotten dialogues and my constant staring. To the following coaches: Coach Fuller. the hope of continued success in whatever you do. Coach Hall, my appreciation for everything and a set of weights to keep in shape. To the following underclassmen: Jerry, another year of physics and a pair of ACME Basketball Shoes. To Brad. a lifetime supply of Greenhill Bathroom supplies. To my following friends: Howard, my eternal friendship and the too many to list good times spent. To my Mom and Dad. my love and appreciation for everything ya'll done for me. Finally I leave to Greenhill my four years of head- aches. ,. 57.4. imothy Alan Smith Tires are as big as he is . . . referee for Tony and Fran- nie . . . Bones . . . Aerosmith . . . What's Tim doing with the Freshman girls? . . . ant-man . . . vacuum . . . Tiny Tim . . . I-lot Rod . . . orange paint on a green car. . .Burger King. . .always with Tony. . .a really nice person . . . looks innocent enough . . . Frito-Lay man. . .Vrrrmmm. . . I. Tim Smith. being of sound OJ mind and small body. do hereby leave the following: To Toni B. and Sara P.. one 30 dollar bar bill at Mari- ano's, one almost night in jail. and all of our fun. To Tony Bryant. a lifetime supply of Richard Pryor and my friendship. To Jerry. two six packs minus two. and many more late night parties. To Frank. one weekend with the Addison police and my amazing 1773 soccer ability. To Hershy. one quick ride on Forest and the uncanny abil- ity to do 5 weeks worth of pre-Cal in one night. To Jay, one free meal and a basketball game at a time of his choice. To Robin P. one night of Aerosmith and exits.' along with my love. To Staci S.. my love and thanks for listening to all my problems talthough I listened to a lot of yours. tooj and many happy memories. I'll be back. To Kathi. many fond memories. the best and most fun New Year's Eve I could ever have had. and my love. To Peter B. all our wasted days and wasted nights. and my friendship QThanks. pal.J. To Toe Perez. I leave my best friendship. more good times than I could possibly remember. and IO easy lessons on how to talk tlook under the table. babylj. along with a quarter. Dave from Pitts- burgh. and an L-82. Thanks for being the best friend I could have. To Scott. I leave three more years at Greenhill to use as he wishes. Finally. to Rex Mooney. I leave my deepest gratitude and respect, and thanks for all of his help. 190 Kenneth Dwayne Still AW rsity Tennis '75, '76. '77. '78 rsity Soccer '76. '77 rsity Volleyball '77 oir '78 xrtarboard '78 nis . . . I'm gonna be famous someday . . . good body . Starla . . . Liz . . . My Brother . . . Lord and Protec- . . . always with Rose. Beth, Jeff, Jay, and Leslie . . . ten- is his raquet . . .always has an ace in his pocket. . . loves t banana cake . . . I've got something to tell you . . . going . . . nice to everyone . . . dance master . . . robust . crazy Roy . . . tennis pro . . . the next Arthur Ashe . . . standing . . . McDonalds . . . monkey . . . dances the tot like the real thing . . . great friend . . . gives good actions. . . tinkles alot. . .Pam. . . I. Kenneth Dwayne Still. leave to my friends the Special life we all led on the Hill. To .lay I leave Holley. To Jeff I leave his bird and our good times. To Beth. I leave the good or bad times we had together with a key to open any door. I love you little sister. Good luck! To Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. James. I leave a big smile. To Larry I leave Spanish and the bunch. To Kim I leave a very special friendship that we have shared along with the memories. You are one cool Dude. I love you Pal. Don't forget to write. Well Mr. K.: we made it. I hope that our friendship will always be because you have been very special to me . . . Tennis . . .coach . . . advisor. . . Friend. John. good luck at Peperdine. Rose. I hope you find him in 38h whow. I leave to Frank another year at cheerleading. To Mallori. Winsor. L.R.G. and the Group I leave another year on the Hill. To Leslie I leave Tony and whatever she wants to do with him whether to throw away or put in the ground. To Greenhill I leave many thanks. To Tracy I hope you leave your body to science. Brian S.. I leave an application to El Centro. aazaajaae, l9l David A. Stratton Parking lot instructor . . . oh. wow! . . . silver Camaro . . . big brother . . . cool dude . . . peanut . . . knows every song ever sung . . . nice car . . . 455 turbo . . . American wheels . . . got good at writing research papers. . . I. David Stratton. being of trashed-out mind and body. bequeath the following: To Carolyn. a few good times tremember Steak and Ale with Brett and his lob- ster?J and lots of my love. To Coleman I leave the one game of chess that I beat you in Cso farj, and a certain Thursday night. To Greg, I leave your uncoolness, which was more than made up for by the good times we had partying. To Andy I leave a twenty page report that didn't teach me anything that I didn't already know. To John B. and Brett I leave the two trimesters at Greenhill that they deserve. To John P., many thanks for some excellent parties. Doug, I leave you with your knack for making an entrance. To Janet. I leave Rod Stewart and many good talks. And to Val, I leave wishes of good luck for graduating from Greenhill Cyou'll need i0 But you'll find out. like I did, that it,s worth graduating from the only school we've ever gone to. After thirteen years at Greenhill. I have realized that despite its many draw- backs. it is still an excellent school. You see what's before you. Remember the future is yours. - Nektar Qwest 192 I . X Nr ' ... f ,.. ,, i 1 Cu. fr l 1. , -ef l. 1--, - 4' .4 : A I K' .Ns pint Joan ita Sussman 9i1?isii1:s S-ef' if 1 was Greenhill Pin '75, '76 French I Award '75 French National Honor Society '77 National Honor Society '77, '78 Technical Crews - South Pacific Documentary Oklahoma My hair didn't work . . . Jo-Jo . . . neato! . . . always blushing . . . What does gen ---- mean? . . . smart . . . always with Lynn S. ...NHS. . .BBYO. . .Fiona. . .Leslie. . .PhysicsWhiz. .. What, no project yet? . . . Wash U . . . the sweetest . . . quiet . . . Suss . , . muscles . . . The shofar - Blower's friend . . . BBG and AZA . . . Mr. Mooney, have you graded . . . . . . Sweet I6 . . . Israel '77. . .studies like mad. . ,JAP. . .Lynn's Siamese twin. . . always embarrassed . . . turns so red . . . a super friend . . . is it big and soft, Joan? . . .sweet. . .good looking. . . I, Joan Nita Sussman, being of reasonably sound mind and short body, leave to Leslie the title Super- Jock fnow don't be madj and our five years of friend- ship, to Fiona, I leave our great days in French and Physics - you can have them. Thanks for always listen- ing to my complaints, to Bae, or is it the Calculus whiz, I leave my untouched muscles fdon't take me seriouslyj. Remember, I'm no longer a snob, To Jerry CSchwartzj I leave thanks for all the advice you have given me - I have learned to remain calm under even the most strenuous moments. To Eileen, I leave the days of Akelia and now those of Greenhill, to Karen B., I leave the endurance to make it through one more year and my failure in my one and only mission, to Dr. Moo- ney, I leave memories of Martin Luther. Thanks for all you've done, to Lynn, I leave all the memories of our times together, when being serious or just having fun, all our nervous break downs we were on the verge of hav- ing, our days in the most exclusive club fremember, not until 405, Sablosky, Israel 77, our competition in more than one area, late night phone calls after dates, mid- night snacks at Taco Patio, all the concern and caring you've shown, and don't forget B.F.A. . P. Thompson, III Spanish National Honor Society Soccer 74, 76 Tennis 75, 76 Baseball 77 Latin Club 73 - 78 Chess Club 74 - 78 President 77, 78 Musical Technical Crew Oliver 73 Finian's Rainbow 74 South Pacific 75 Oklahoma 76 Guys and Dolls 77 Sexy voice . . . Volvo . . . That's a pretty good grade for his test . . . you big dummy! . . . W.A.P.T., Jr. . . .Paranoia. . .22-I2-6. . .wholesale atom bomb . . . '6Read some government to us. Phil. . . . hope he's like his dad . . . fantastic . . . l did my Eng- lish . . .quiet. . . M! pff2,Z,7 J 0259? 0-1611 Karen Tobias v , ,,g.. 0 National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Sophomore Class Officer Cavalcade 75, 76, 77, 78 Mortarboard 75. 76, 77, 78 Softball 75, 76, 77, 78 Latin Club 75, 76 KT . . . collects bottles . . . calculus at 2 A.M. . . . good buddy . . . Wilma . . . goes to lots of movies . . . what's that behind your spare? . . . Sangria . . . Let's go to the midnight movie! . . . Karen-n-Scott . . . Friends with Judi and Allison . . . Always with Keith . . . Toby . . . 'SHi, Dragon! . . . Tequila Sunrise birthdays . . . Funny New Year's Eves . . . did her own comments . . . paints the water tower . . . good friends to everyone . . . s'Karing . . . sweet yet strong . . . doughnut dolly. . . unmistakable laugh . . .smart. . . NHS . . . Don,t fall asleep, Judi . . . Kenny, is this right? . . . shut up Dianev . . . Parties at Susanls . . . swimming unexpectedly . . . procrastinator and perfec- tionist . . . up till all hours on the phone . . . funny and cute. . . I, Karen fno middle namej Tobias. being of tired mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: Diane. I leave you a 1972 Orange and White LeMans provided you promise not to lose it, QI hate to say it, butt three more years at Greenhill, and a friend forever. Keith, I leave you memories of our late-night talks. cramming for tests, our secrets. the hope that you finally get what you want fyou deserve itj, the reminder that if you ever need a sympathetic ear . . ., a true friendship and my love Susan, l'm so glad we became such good friends. You're truly a super person! Thanks for all the help. Allison. I leave you the joys of not having to stay for b-ball practice anymore. a sunny day to wash our cars on, a year's supply of J.I.B. tacos and four years of unforgettable mem- ories. Judi, I leave you with rem- nants of football games at FWC. papering houses. midnight mov- ies, carpools, and Donies. Look forward to vacations! Mrs. Eas- tus. I leave you a blank on your advisee list, my love. a giant mum, and thanks for four years of encouragement. Ms. Roman and Mrs. Kuykendall, thanks for being much more thanjust teach- F. ,W :km f ers. Mr. Norris, how do you like f ,J ,f af.- it? And finally. Scott. I leave more to you than I could possibly put into words. You made my senior year one that I will always remember: the parties, the flow- ers. the sad times. the happy times, the fun, the memories. Remember ILYA. Mom and Dad, I finally made it. Thanks for everything. I love you. fifwiwo 720500 195 James Douglas Uloth I. J. Douglas Uloth. being of Spencerian mind. bequeath the following to the competitors at Greenhill: To Tony Lovett, I leave my benevolent dictatorship of the Risk board fdespite the Chairman's efforts to stop mej, your perennial presidency in Landslide twith the folded Cali- fornia cardl. a tape of the ELP concert and a water bomb. To Harris Skibell, the toll-road ter- ror. I leave my headphones in exchange for your Advents, the antics worthy of an asylum inmate. and a bottle of Stop- Bath. To Gary Beck, I leave Flo- rida teven though it is sinkingj. all the trout I caught last summer, and directions to T.C. To John Kittleman, I leave an overloaded Rabbit fyour ownj, your tennis game and a place in the Saturday night soccer league. To Kevin Richardson. I leave a post in my Cabinet. one proxy for your band in any competition and my ability for forming unintended double entendres. To Chris Roberts, I leave the late night rehearsals for the musicals tincluding the last instant cueingj, and the hope that the Fiat will run smoothly. To Hamilton Rial, I leave the Big Joke which I will think of, remembrances of all the jokes I fell for. your ability to red on everyone. and the title of Alter Ego. To Jeff Jeffett, I leave all the title connoisseur of the obscurev To Darren Barnett, I leave a com- puter for the Evergreen accounts. To Stacy Dorfman, I leave a driv- ers license and a pie to throw at Hamilton. To next year's Ever- green editor, I leave the hope that things run smoother than they did this year. To Dan and Don, I leave the traditions of the Three Slugs. Lastly I would like to express my thanks to Dr. J. P. Hendrix and especially Dr. Rex Mooney for their help and friend- ship. 196 97 GPA . . . sorry. I didn't know him. . . Douggy Wuggy. . . Mr. Evergreen . . .he still can't add l + I smarty. . . unpretentious. . ..l.D.. . .Latin Club. . . Doctor. you did it! . . .without Doug, we'd be D less. . .a man of no vices. . .the Uloth Empire. . James. . . brilliant . . . sloth . . .brains . . . Kellye Ann Wright He who has not walked alone and fished for trout on a wild river midst peaks beneath a sky adrift with clouds W has not really had a look at his beginnings or come to fully understand himself. For it is in such unscarred country beyond the marks of wheels, that a man really finds himself- knowing the warm feeling in his soul that only fear is the enemy and that true values are not meas- ured in bank accounts cached away in artificial edifices of stone, but in depths of serenity and peace found where air is clean and water flows cold and pure. - Andrew Russell Thanks J.P.H. backpacking . . . Colorado . . . super artist . . . good athlete . . . volleyball star . . . Ms. Mortar- board. . .spikes things. . .look out Rembrandt, here comes K. W .... P.H.P.C .... so sweet . . . great friend . . . painter . . . blue pacer . . . quiet . . . MCD . . . soft- spoken. . .basketball. . .dependable. . .sweet. . . beautiful hair . . . model material . . . one fine person . . .always onthe go. . .all around person. . .strong, silent type. . .M.S.P. I, Kellye Wright, leave Greenhill with more memories than I was taught to handle. Robin Posner, I leave my ability to stop crying and lots of Sunshine! Stacey Dorf- mang I leave Annie Hall, A Campisi salad, a glass of Champagne, my golfing ability and a dear friend. Kim Forsythe, Stuart Veeder, and Lawalug I leave a fake and two points. Kathy Bernard and Pam Beck, I leave a bunch of California jokes and a Hot Fudge Sundae. Tom Ellis, I leave a sincere friendship, a bus ride to the next game, and R. F. Sara and Toni, I leave two super friends. To Kenny, an unused tennis racket, lunch at El Chico and a night in Garland. Timmig I leave a down jacket and a rock to sit on. To Susan Crater, a DDP, a famous Amos, and a thank you. To Muriel Seldin, a bet- ter paper and a rainbow of color. Rex Mooney, I leave the nicest person in the world', and a hug. To Joe Gon- zales, a super friend for no matter what was up or down. Dwight Clasby, I leave a lot of appreciation for all your thoughtfulness and a black jelly bean. Rick, I leave missed SUNSHINE, many memories, and a peppermint carnation. To Dick Hall, a blush and a laugh. To Pam Foster, a coffee bean and a good joke. To the coaching staff, a thanks for all your help and advice. To Jim Fied- ler, I leave a four hundred page blank book and a phone number. And to my Mom and Dad -lots of love. are 198 Soccer '75, '76, '77, '78 Tennis '75 All Conference SPC '77 All Conference TISC '77 Hon. Mention NTASSA '77 Jeffrey Stuart Zidell i quiet . . . good looking . . . Jeff, is that you under all that hair? . . . Corvette . . . Rally Sport . . . anything he wants . . , loves his fish and birds . . . dig the leather vests . . . Hydell. . .soccer. . .rich. . .nice guy. tor to count his allowance . . . Fool aro bust ya . . . have you seen the latest movie? . . . always with Jay and Kenny To Hollye, I leave my three stooges t-shirt and five rolls of charmin. To Jay I leave Hollye . . . Ha! Ha! To Kenneth I leave my Fro-comb and good luck with tennis! To Robert I leave a five pound bag of the finest bird seed there is and a sense of humor. To Tony, I leave crabmeat and my black and yellow warm up top. To my parents I leave more love and thanks for their support throughout my shaky years. To Coach Hall I leave my respect and hopes for the future Green- hill teams to come. W octopus . . . t-shirts . . . . . needs a I2-digit calcula- und with my sister and I'll I i t This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Allan Zidell N 1 Anne Catherine Jarlath Neville 'bw lt was a Roman who said it was sweet to die for one's own country. The Greeks never said it was sweet to a die for anything. They had no vital lies. Edith Hamilton her Fix First thing in the morning . . . really . . . smart . . . pretends to be snobbish . . . Oh My! . . . red is not the color. . . R. M. . . . Uncle Rex. . .upre- cicely . . . what a mind . . . Birdsong . . . brilliant . . . Mooney's Prodigy. . . K. C. and Lisa A. . . . loves Mr. Mooney . . . from Kevin to Kevin . . . sex appeal . . .washes off the floral overtones . . . ghost . . . com- munist . . . math whiz-kid . . . has Kittlemania . . . smart . . . Strange but nice . . . Casper . . . delightful . . .S.G. and R. B.. .'.The Blue Eye . . . Marxist . . . Classic Victorian . . . Costa and Rich- ardson . . . braces . . . Madame White . . . dressed to kill . . . Eric . . .jazz. . .Theatre centre . . . in search of the ultimate baaad PUN . . .TABU . . . JOJO'S . . . EGO JEANS . . . KIM...Edie...Annie... and Lori. . .agood Friend llwwelshb 199 12 W X WMMNNA .WW'Ww'M if M.. - 1 V M wMJt'd'4,J 'lf' 1 of mfo we lalcl 5 5 I f if W W fff ef ww-u tum' 202 - x S A ILASSES 20 Thejumori who are old pros m the upper school by now were busy learnmg about colleges college teslm and the college falr but Stlll found tlme for vdrslty sports clubs and after school actlvltles. . VV,. 7 i x i s f 11 '1 if-v 4 Il L ff 'I 'zfwx ' ' Sophomores The Sophomore class was a quiet group. They had adjusted to the routines of the Upper School and were having few problems. They were a class that learned the meaning of working together. Lisa Albert Janet Anderson Kim Asner Andy Baker Sarah Bateman Gary Beck Doug Benzuly David Bernard Karl Black Karen Blum Tony Bryant Beth Caldwell Bryan Carpenter Cathy Clark Katrina Clinger Lloyd Colegrove ww-1 --W a. ,W M- Q Q Juniors tg, W Q.. Vx A . slim gggifm - Q. ff K 4 J 3 ... tg r as rg: Q sk.: Q, af te-tt. t :,: h, X I N i I , hh 3 t K g ty, ,......J W 5, ag 519, X vp' ei 1 Q' kms? 'bm f . -is l Adrienne Costa Frank Davis Wendy Dimmett Scott Dobson Brad Dudley Vicki Eastus Peter Eckart Kim Forsythe Dana Freling 134' Eileen Gilford Leslie Gray Lisa Higgins Beth Hixon Nathan Hoffman Brad Horner I I I I I Q Q. 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They can change clubs every eight weeks. 1 ni, ,L X vw 7 ff'f3fi? . 74.41 - V V ' I 7 ' 9 1' B ,:,, . ,,.,,, A V 218 IDDLE SCHOOL f Sixth Grade This year the sixth grade is civic minded. They won middle school can drive and put on a talent show for grandparents day which features piano, dancingjuggling and a mimes show. They are going on a camping trip to Camp Goddard in Oklahoma for government environmental studies. They will be there three days with a follow-up in school. eventh Grade The seventh grade went on a Texas History trip to Austin d San Antonio to see the historic sites and learn about xas culture at Christmas. They gave a community service 'formance gifts and food to the W.B. Carroll school for ysically handicapped children. The performances included anukah songs. the Christmas bird. which was a skit. and a ton what Christmas means. ln the spring. the seventh tders participated in Shane day in which they acted out the try in a play which they wrote themselves. 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One wanted to buy a diesel engine train, since he already had an electric train, and he wanted to be a train engineer. A large number of them wanted to be doctors or athletes. -sag,-'S . . 5 First Grade When the first graders were asked what were the differences between first grade and kindergarten, the answers they gave were the following: more homework . . . learning cursive . . . tote bags . . . phonics . . . two recesses . . . taking books home . . . eating in the cafeteria . . . going to the gym . . . rods. . .reading and social studies. 236 Cfffflfi is gn ,.,. hm ' . ' i- ... 1 Second Grade Lack of uniforms, P.E. Serendipity, recess, teachers, ma science, phonics, art, funny library books, the friends they have made at Greenhill, were what the second graders like about Greenhill. ...,..-all Jurth Grade he fourth graders were asked what they were looking ward to in the Middle School. The key word seemed to be They looked forward to the Middle School because of the 5. . .a bigger area. . .Medieval day. . .fun . . .a new ding. . .fun clubs. . .football . . . P.E. . . .more ids . . . and more time on their own. They will miss things n fourth grade such as the animals. Third Graders Who is your favorite hero? The third graders were asked this question and the answers were diverse. Some answers were to be expected, like T.V. stars and athletes. Other answers were . . . God, because he made mankind. My daddy, because when I'm sad he makes me feel happy. My mummy, because when I'm sick she takes care of me. ' . 1'- ff f 1 1 - Y' 5.4 ia: 'Q 5 Fourth Grade Billy Ablon :sa11g,,f-es: as C C E ng an-C Wil' 6 'l 'fb' ,i Brooks Alkek L Q C my i, P 1 5 Jeffery AUdefS0U l.- i Q, Mitchell Baranowski NV X lil M Ryan Barren Robin Beasley B lll B i i llllll B Greg Bernstein - ' 2 in jf I 5 D . L I x All l it Maggy Boodry g K ' Kelly Bradley 1 3 ' Brannon Brewer Q Q JillBruneman , . 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M h dise 50070-80076 Off D g Our Period Warehouse Cl e-Out Sales N tSl J l0.Ily4 T dyM gl SILVER PATRGNS DR. SCL J. FREEMAN THE KERBERS RGBB STEWART 'ti My Compliments of Jerrold Trim Congratulations Seniors From Flrst 25 M a RK REAL ESTATE Bronze Patrons Sunshine Trees Midway Pharmacy 70 - M..,.m..,.m-W.-.ew N-f- MV. A , AW, W .y na4n . S .,, w ... -X ii sl K s Q 3 How weatreat you ri ' ip like aCad1llac owner. g . X WT '--.X W' M i 1 fo N At Sewell Village A p4-maxim Y X ,gil Cadillac, we provide . 5 n:aH,:lgg:::::I 0 5 fp i you with services no .,., in -A other Texas dealer 5 FT X., Qbv q 3 Offers' if . gl 2 c We deliver We gffer a full day'S your car after servicing, for a nominal fee use of a free car, when , , y r Q yours is indisposed. We provide the Sewell Reservation It's our way of business System, which allows you to reserve a .5 to provide a standard service date and time in advance. Simply E ,f of service equal to the call 526-8505. W M M,,x .M p 'Qfij-jay. j incomparable ' In addition ' A-AJ S Qfp- F-fl H 4 J 5 automobile you drive. to these five as Q fi X Ng 2 i Because we make it our special if 1, , 2 ' business to be something services, we offer ,A f 2 Q f I more to our customers. frequent service A L 1 A V X, And because we believe a specials for Cadillac -mf g X A 5 I Cadillac owner shouldn't owners-on oil ' ' e,,it ' Q I . settle for anything less. changes, tune-ups, i e- bm, i L anti-freeze and ' , , more. You take advantage of the finest in . Y our servlce department IS Oven 6 Cadillac service, at considerable savings. My . M:-.QM no 4 days a It's more than the finest Cadillac p ' 'l + Week, not service in Texas. Itis service with style- ' A Just 5- Cadillac style. At Sewell, we treat you like - Y a Cadillac owner. g C . l w. . t RVICE 5 + C wwf. SEVVELL . Z, A7-..,..- ..... I , N . 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HUMUGENIZED MILK Oak FEIYITIS steakseafoodspirits 271 4' ., : I 5-- lml L i f A gg A-if 5 Q, . i s - W CULWELL 85 SUN Lee Jarmon Ford G l I L' ent emen Q Apparel Carrollton Dallas utohaus ercedes-Be z 8CVolvo I 14185 DALLAS NORTH PARKVVAY NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH CORPORATION 6?2P Ryi vu g COMPLIMENTS H D 25253 OF Ph. 12145363 6569 house of books CHEERLEADERS Inc' Patti Lynn O'Connell Atlantis Shelby I L f Specialists in Sports L Alb t Frank D Gina Robi E .22 Farrai Shelby Mascot 148 Sp ng Creek Village 5529 W. Lovers La 239 2678 351 9951 SALES SERVICE JOHN BGSWELL CHEVROLET 1 l on rl Carrollton I30 I t t t Compliments of Mirrolab Inc. and The Weinriches Dallas Sportswear Co. 708 J k on 748 57 Gold Patrons Mrs. J. K. Crossman Dr. Gerald Schneider Vernon Peppard Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Compliments of Zidell Property and Construction Dallas Cap 85 Emblem Mfg. 5 Compliments of Plastic Manufacturing Co., Inc CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FORUM OIL AND GAS CO. Compliments of Jerell Inc. Compliments of a Friend Good Luck to the Class of '78 Our Future Lies in Your Hands!!! The Board of Trustees of RNOLD N. ABLON RVING A. BAKER RS. G. M. BOSWELL ON BAUMAN AWSON BRAY RS. SAM BRIGHT 2 ORMAN BRINKER .S. COIT BERRY COX STEVEN L. DAVIS DR. FRANK DAVIS. JR. DR. ROBERT M. DOWBEN WALTER W. DURHAM MRS. SEYMOUR EISENBERG MRS. WILLIAM C. ESTES PHILLIPG. FOOTE GERALD FRANKEL Greenhill Sehool RICHARD A. FREELING IRWIN GROSSMAN MRS. LLOYD HALDEMAN W.THOMAS JOHNSON MRS. FRED M. LANGE DR. MARK LEMMON SOL LEVINE IRVIN L. LEVY LESTER LEVY MILTON P. LEVY BRUCE LIPSHY ALBERT LIDJI E. B. LYON. III JAMES E. MASER SAM B. MARCUS DAVID MUNSON JOHN MURCHISON ROBERT MURDOCK FRANK NICHOLSON HARRY S. PARKER MRS. B. F. PHILLIPS. JR. WILLIAM C. PICKENS LAWRENCE S. POLLOCK, JR. EDWARDS. REED GILBERT ROBERTSON ROBERT D. ROGERS EDWARD W. ROSE. III JOHN B. SARTAIN DR. GERALD SCHNEIDER JOHN SCHOELLKOPF DR.JOEL B. STEINBERG SEYMOUR THUM .IERROLD M. TRIM JAMES UPFIELD JOSEPH D. 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