Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1981 volume:

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The day provided an opportunity for the students and faculty to work together and at the same time have fun. 11 Homecoming l v -ak' IJ I V5 w mQ ! , A , 54? in , , .542 gt ! E 1 3 3 , 49 3' 4133: Week V! r M 3 fi, -tr fm 1 Q V 1 V 'fly if X f g , 9 c i L -L A Q 19' E ' A 61, .1 so fi... V-f'2 e K 1 -5? gr- a i -Z f -'sig v l l l S ,ii 3 Q: 1155 .. fem ' ' 5? -ai? Y qw Homecoming Week got off to a great start this year. Fair Day was Monday, followed by dress-up days on Tuesday through Friday. Hat Day, Sock Day and Western Day had superb participation from the pre-schoolers through the upper schoolers. Green and Gold Day was climaxed by an awesome all-school pep rally in the gym. All of the varsity teams had competitions on Friday. Deidre Reishus was crowned Homecoming Queen and the mothers of senior athletes were honored at halftime. The Hornets were defeated by the Casady Cyclones but the post-game dance and festivities were lively and well attended. 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K V ' -it t i X psig, or i 'lwctklk fl fir' ri ' ' is 'if lisa i . - X' gg ,S ffm V' , xg V X' , .nf ,ff .ff M' X, , sf ff N M--f+'-.w.i,4,z.i.,...1 ....... .6 If,-. .ff ...w ,021- ,Mn Qu f ,A !, if yr' Timmi Kuykendall Tirnmi Kuykendall has been at Greenhill since 19774 In these past four rryears she has been a source of support, guidance, and friendship to Jill students, Whether one goes to her for academic or personal advice, she is always willing to listen and give encouragement. She is active in school and class activities. She is an enthusiastic and inspiring teacher. With great respect, admiration. and gratitude, the Senior Class dedicates the-M1981 Cavalcade to Timmi Kuykendall. W' ' A' ' A, .1 I if ..4, .Qww Mmm ,,-.1110-4' JW Q, ?SQaf5fi?.221QifHi'3fffgyf Q ,Q 4 4 45 A iw-wmv, S ,... I i., .. , bg Ac' B... W, .. W4 is it ,X,,.?2ggwg,T?g, i 2 Q Q 'T 1 -f . , ' f ,, if . K 2 , ' f' an ' ff T 1 Q I ' Lf H k 1, ff? H f- ' 4 . I' L-A 'EEC 13, Q J Jlligffgg-5fL, 5g, ,,,, AP W W, , f if .i K r- V. f Q '- ff1?,il9.ef 5543 5 ,,,, , ,, .. , ' '- tiff iz-ew 15- ,s Q 7-hw 1' f L X 'SJ ,f.:,?gi K I , 1 , Sevak funny . . . friendly . . . sounds like a nut . . . smart . . . farmer loe . . . IIwhere's he from? . . . Alan B . . . almost a true American citizen . . . artist . . . Speevak . . . always smiling . . . sincere . . . cute. . .washed his car inasoccer uniform. . .fovercooked meadow muffinj . . . always with AB, ET, and SS . . . Sev . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . flashy lashes . . . ticklish . . . embarrassed . . . I'sIy dog . . .never understands. . .accent. . .Cheshire Academy. . .secret girlfriend in Calif .... volleyball I, Sevak Adamian, would like to thank the whole faculty for the time they spent in teaching me. To the following: Rob, I promise not to forget your middle name QRob, the Bob, the Howiebg Peppard, I promise you that someday I will speak properly fwithout an accentlg Diane, someday I will translate all those words for you. I wish I had you in more of my classes, Stuart, I promise I will play tennis with you someday, Erin, I promise I will be able to spell all the words right, Ellis, who poked at me the whole year, I leave thousands of egg sandwiches, Cathy S., I wish I knew you better my junior year. And finally, Alan, who has been a real friend, not only to me but to everyone else, I will someday repay you for all the rides you gave me and all the things you have done for me. I will never forget the good times that we have had! I would like to thank my father and mother for giving me the opportunity to study in the United States, and for suffering through the years that I could not be with them. I know thanking them is not enough. All the trouble they went to for me cannot be repaid by just saying thank you. By graduating this year I hope to satisfy my parents while fulfilling my duty to them. Zara, , Soccer 9 10 11 12, Cross Country 105 Volleyball I1 12, 1st team all conference SPC- 125 Track 10 11, Basketball 9 105 Captain- 10, Lacrosse 9 10, Co-Captain-10, M.V.P.-105 Math tutoring club 10, Cavalcade IO 12. 20 damian lx 1 fi Y ., . s -,. 2 :as -mf ,,, 3 K ,.'. . Robert james Anderson J My teacher told me, 'Boy you're no good just because you don't do what you should You better shape up, or you're gonna fail. But I said, I'I'm leaving cuz this is a jail. And I know what you're thinkin' But don't pity me, oh no I'lI be better off out on my own, Triumph This Page Sponsored by Mr. string bean . . . muscles. . .Northaven. . .Rush. . . LAGNAF. . . anti-establishment . . .nice guy , . . trans-am . . . jeff and Kris . . . beer . . . Forest . . . rock-n-roll . . . YZ man . . . LL, FS, jW, and LS . . . knows how to have a good time Waiting for the winds to change To sweep the clouds away Waiting for the rainbow's end To cast its gold your way Countless ways You pass the days You don't get something for nothing You don't get freedom for free You won't get wise With sleep still in your eyes No matter what your dreams might be Waiting for someone to call And turn your world around Looking for an answer to The questions you have found Looking for An open door What you own is your own kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power In your head is the answer Let it guide you along Let your heart be the anchor And the beat of your own song RUSH I, Robert james Anderson, being of unsound mind and trashed out body, leave to the following: Doug M: some excellent times partying, many games of quarters, a case of Earlanger. Lelend H: 101 rock trivia questions, a chug-a-lug contest you almost won. Lynn S: 1 more year, the song IIThank You . jennifer: many runs to the liquor store, a bottle of Mr. Daniels. Tony G: my great algebra abilities. Rebecca K: all the hope in the world that someday, somehow, somewhere we will meet again and the promise that everything will work out in the end. Anna: a complete collection of Rush albums. Sevak: a one way trip home via U.P.S. Chell: a certain person at a certain party. Gina: a memorable time at the UFO concert. Kent: memories of the F.N.D.T. Keith: a years supply of Copenhagen. Mr. Kilmer, thanks for all your help and explanations on Einstein. Mr. Williams: Rush's version of Xanadu. Susan W: 2 more years and a LAGNAF banner. My friends outside of school: David, Scott, Phil, Charlie: some good times cruising Forest and all we have drunk. jeff, Tom, Cindy, Lena, john and all the rest: some great times at Northaven park. And finally, to my parents: my deepest love and thanks for giving me such a fine education and sticking by me. I love you. Lastly and least, Greenhill, goodbye forever. I made it. V!.ffyW Zfhjwf. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson. Cheryl Lynn nigian Wamba . . . older men . . . Crerierre . . . tennis star . . . Cardinal Puffs. . .flirt . . . hoop . . .Harry. . . lINasty! . . .unmistakable voice . . . Donald Duck sneeze . . . SMU . . . funny . . . l'But your honor, my gas pedal stuck. . . . Big Cher . . . camero . . . Gavin . . . tan . . . Smile when you say that . . . jungle woman I, Cheri Anigian, being of rowdy mind and ? body, leave to the following: To Bobby, I leave a great friendship and someone to talk to until 2 am. To Mark, I leave a date and aggravation. To Winsor, I leave Clarence, 6 free driving lessons at Sears. Thanks for everything, Buddy. P.S. You owe me a new bumper. To Paige, l leave a ufunwiserf' whenever you want it, a map to T.V. from DFW, and a tank of gas after you get lost. To Erin, I leave a ride to a game without distractions. To LeeLee, my tennis ability, a spare set from 9th grade, and an everlasting friendship. ILY. To Holly, a locker to yourself and one more year. To Mark M., a great friendship, good luck always. P.S. Thanks for everything. To Alan P., a date that we never had. To Keith, one more year at Greenhill, without Diane. Good luck and take care. To D. tL.H.j P., I. B., I. C., and D. M., two more years on the Hill. To M. M., I. L., B. M., R. S., M. B., and D. S., great times that will never be forgotten. To 22 C. S., K. R., S. F., and S. M., a tennis trip to Oklahoma and a suitcase to go along with it. P.S. lt's under the bed. To llHollywood , someone to make me laugh when you're upset and someone who will scream your name from 50 yards away. Good luck and have fun, not too much. To Gavin, l leave a great relationship and a B. P. ILY. To Mr. K., thank you for everything you have done for me at Greenhill. I hope you can get me out. Thanks again. To Mr. Fiedler, l just wanted to THANK YOU for being there whenever I needed you. l really appreciated everything you have ever done for me. Without your help, I never would have made it. P.S. ILY and thanks again. To Diane, I leave many fun times, our talks about everything, the ones which made sense, and the ones that didn't. P.S. Good luck always. And finally, to my parents, thank you for paying and putting up with me. I don't know what to say except I LOVE YOU TONS! Greenhill, I leave. . . Marcus Aaron Asner I suppose that the first order of business is to thank my parents for putting up with my abrasive self for seventeen years. Thank you very much for exposing me to our gypsy life style. Thanks for Alabama, Chicago, Irving, Instanbul, Bucharest, Cresskill, Greenhill, and perhaps most of all, a year in Tuebingen, where I learned so much. To my sister I would like to say that I miss you and that one of these days we are going to have to get together for a good, clean, healthy fight, just like old times. I would like to thank Ross, Stuart, Sonny, john, Lisa, Heather, Kimi, julie, Michelle, Robin, and Helen for memories of jogging Forest on Friday night, and for being such good friends. I want to thank all of Klasse 10A in Kepler Gymnasium 11978-1979i for being like a second family to me and being perhaps the best friends l've ever had. To my old TFL group I would like to say that I am no longer angry. We all probably realize now that a year is a long time and that people change. If things can go wrong, they will go wrong. Yet, I am somehow happier now, and the way things worked out were probably for the best. I would like to thank Thomas Rupp for making me look at the world in many different ways. Remember, if Franz-Josef wins, l've got our Wicks-o-theque all lined up and all you have to do is sail to America. Lastly, some advice to the Freshmen: Have fun and above all, don't argue politics with friends. usnerd . . . Germany . . . smart . . . French class . . . chess brain . . . Kim's baby bro . . . ASSU . . . Rocky Horror . . . crossword puzzles. . .spas. . .should beabartender. . ,stowaway. . .shorty . . . whiz in math . . . Marcus Welby . . . Az . . . Arlington stadium mustard incident . . . hippity hopper . . . muck-raking journalist . . . white album, . .has no bearings. . .conquered. . .quiet. . .Bama juice . . . small in size . . . necropheliac . . . Mr. Government Standing at the dock at Southampton Trying to get Holland or France When the man in the mac said, You got to go back. Ya know they didn't even give us a chance. Christ! Ya know it ain't easy You know how hard it can be And the way things are going They're gonna crucify me. Lennon - McCartney Grab a locker fishwife, pornographic priestess. Boy, you've been a naughty girl. You let your knickers down. I am the eggman. They are the eggmen. I am the walrus. Goo Goo a' joob Goo Goo a' joob. Lennon - McCartney 23 atalie lane Atkinson classy accent. . .Tillie Pink. . .pretty. . .loves chocolate. . .sincere . . . good taste . . . Nat-ley . . . great body . . . nice to her brother . . .flirt. . .really sweet. . .crazy driver. . .cookie lady. . .imitates the Texas drawl . . . cover girl . . . TGI Fridays . . . will always love Bo . . . a true blond . . . mustang . . . The Cars . . . Vice-Prez I, Natalie Atkinson, being of sound mind and foreign body, bequeath the following: Lynn S: identical wardrobes and Bryan to watch over. S.C.: future ski trips. Alan S.: a kidnapping. B. and D. K.: all the girls including me. Brad: my artistic ability, Homecoming '79 and my friendship. Sherri: the guys you tand someone elsej have liked and fun times. Suz: a double date, T.G.l.F., my cream hat of yours, limminy Cricket and a lasting friendship. Bernie: my nickname, Mrs. T. P., crazy weekends and your phrases. Mike: S. L. and llWhat's the deal? Chello: identical schedules, llhe hasn't called mel , M. S. tour second impressionl, Schlotsky's and the future. lay: phone calls teven when you didn't know mel, Polo aftershave and good times. LeeLee: my silkiness and the ability to make me smile. Erin: crazy nights spent driving. Beth: our freshman year, M8fMs and Jewish guys. David: a great summer, over-iced cookies and Deanna. Diane: Keith and my name, 'Nartly . Wins: great leadership of '81, Robin: the fun we've had, glitch, wamba, etc! and a fantastic time in Acapulco. Dee: 'lThe Reaper , a sophomore in college and a freshman in high school, a talk until 4 a.m. and a good friendship. Rob: The Snake, long talks, excellent advice, Paul Revere, K. M. and my love and friendship. Paula: 'Let's drive by my house , torvettes and jeeps, Go for itf' outside St, Marks, Beatles' love songs, bananas, Willy Babys smilel, constant laughter and the best friend anyone could ask for. I.L.Y. Dea and Elaine: childhood memories and my everlasting friendship. Bo: my sophomore year, 'lyoufre sixteen , bad timing, cured shyness, a day in May and thank you for being there when I needed you. I leave you my love and a strange, but wonderful friendship. Mr. Gonzales: your attempts to get Bo and l together and the best teacher I never had. Coach Hall: two years of great advising, Mr. Beall: attempts to master an English accent. Bryan: our childhood, the hope of making it to the top in soccer, and a good friendship. I.L.Y. Mum and lohn: thank you for everything that you've done for mt-. All l can leave you is my love. ft ,LLC a,L4-:3 f hfc trtscrrt. Winsor Iuanita Barbee I am who I am and l've got to be me!! 'llf you can conceive it, believe in it, you can achieve it. Ia? ,. S Mft Win-Z. . .great personality . . .Clarence. . .crazy. . .sweet . . . Winny-the-pooh. . . well baby, that's your problem . . .everyone's friend . . . great voice . . . yacht club . . . soul sister . . . don't argue with her . . . has a well developed suntan . . . cabin 78411 . . . bought her driver's license at K-mart , , , loves the good-looking guys . . . Tuggy . . . Victor . . . Hollywood, the star . . . outgoing . . . in style . responsible . . . SPIRIT . . , Hornet of the month . . . 'Tl'm bored, let's leave . . . she's cool . . . football manager . . . runs the water on the field . . . donuts . . . Big Mama Written as of Wednesday, October 15, 1980 To all friends and acquaintances-tmentioned or notj-thanks for being part of the puzzle to my life. To Mrs. Parham's third period Spanish class-SALGO!! To my one and only source of income-my favorite client 'iHollywood , I leave a new contract negotiation, We're moving on up to the big times nowl ILY! As one Prez to another, Big Al, all I can say is we did a darn good job. From Singers to commencement-we made it! Keith-you went for itll Good luck on the hill without us. ILY! To Brad I leave this thought-I tried to un-do what had been done, but the damage was too bad. You were able to, and now it's my turn to look to tomorrow and forget yesterday. I love you. To Cheri I leave my trademark on your bumper-drive it with pride. To the Senior Class of 1981-we made it!-from summer reading to senior privileges to May 29, 1981! The best of luck to all of you wherever your paths may lead! We were crazy, we were fun, we were the class of 1981!!!I Mrs. K-thanks for everything. Not only did you help me make it this year-you made it tool lt's been swell knowing you! ILY! To my bestest friend Diane-all I want to leave are the memories of the fun times we have had together. Thanks for the lease to your room and BLTs when needed! ILY! Chell and Mary-youlve been like sisters. Words can not express the way I feel towards the two of you. l've met hundreds of people in my life, but none will leave the mark that y'all have left. lt's been great on the hill together-but now we will be challenged by higher goals in life. Even though miles may separate us we will always be close. l'm not saying good-bye-but see ya later-for I will indeed see you again one tomorrow. Mom . . . Thanks for the understanding, guidance, and comfort. But especially . . , thanks for the love that has enabled me to make it this far in life. Greenhill . . . you've been a big part of me for four long, hard enjoyable years. I'm leaving you now-not out of want, but out of necessity. It's been REAL!! 25 Helen loyce The moon in the water Turned a somersault And floated away. Ryota Tranquillity: Walking aloneg Happy alone. Shiki The moon in the water, Broken and broken again, Still it is there. Choshu never been heard , . . a natural beauty . . .quiet. . .Ross. . .lulie. . .close to Gonzales . . , yellow buick . . . appears to be innocent . . . studious ...shy. . ,smart. . .Ralph. . .sexy . . ,Spanish. . .Basteman. . .has a face that could launch 1000 ships . . . In Guatemala . . . has opinions but never gets around to voicing them . . . really nice . . . 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004 . . . softspoken . , . 26 Margaret Bateman l Susan Collins Bauman ,... .. saitsvv f- Q' i 'BM f. -.21 :Qs-Q. fsizg., .,, gy, fm R :fill Q short-n-sweet . . . TERRIBLE DRIVER . . . emotional . . . can be easily persuaded . . . nice . . . lIOkaee . . . artistic , . . has a camera glued in her hands . . . Susan 2 . . . Snooze . . . loves Rob . . . great friend . . . sensible . . . great photographer . . . hysterical fits . . . Su-Bo . , . letters from Ben . . . cute . . , Cavalcade Editor . . . always smiling . . . chief . . . I'Susan, not Sue . . . loves N.Y.C. . . . friendly . . . smiles for her own camera . . . creative . . . Bomie . . . gullible . . , Colorado girl l'So before we end and then begin- We'll drink a toast to how it's been . . . Billy loel l'l want to learn what life is for, I don't want much, I just want more. Ask what I want and I will sing, I want everything, everything. from A Star ls Born They say that these are not the best of times, But they're the only times l've ever known. Billy loel I, Susan Bauman, being, want to leave Greenhill my thanks for making the last 7 years of my life what they have been. Thanks for the memories. To all the special people I leave: Chell: yellow pants: mud: icecreaming: stupid fights: and a little big sis. Rob: I7 Mickey Mouse pencils: Thanks for all my help : a surprise party: NYC: real piano lessons: Billy, Bogie, and Frankie: a blinking watch: V2 of my gullibility: messy hair: and forever friendship. Alan: a kiss tHershey's of coursej: Frontage Road: the other V2 of my gullibility: the ultimate chaperone: less ticklishness: and charm. Nat: a Foley party: Speedy-G: and my hat. Mary: a desk to write on: a bracelet that I didn't steal: and gum. Winz: Clarence-what else do you need? Beth: M8fM's: the lake: and an instant cure for mono. Paul-y: Polo: and tons of anyways. Erin: a 'pop : and a proper Texas accent, Su-Le: MY name: and l'Dorlin' Kate: a very special guy: Chinese food: photographs of HIM: and a wonderful new friendship. Mikey: Su-Le: and my thanks for always listening. lay: a llpass in photography: steak bones: and 1000 salads at the Egyptian. Bo: your singing: and portraits tto be taken in warm weatherl. Bernie: lessons in starting your car in reverse. The 5 Cards: success: and a photographer for all your album covers 81 a professional groupie-ME. Timmi: guitars: a mountain: and my thanks for being my friend as well as my Mother mother . Gonzales: Lea to pick on: and my thanks for always having something to say to me twhether it made sense or notl. Lea: a warning to look out for Gonzales: a singer: Mr. Personality: Screech: Ab-Norm-Al: and 3 more years on the Hill. Mom and Daddy: thanks for all the TLC. ILY. And now to myself, I leave the future . . . 'X 4zzttztfV 27 Ian R. Beck great athlete . . . quiet . . . soccer . . . track and cross country star . . . definitely a ladies man . . . good friend . . . Michelle . . . I'how does my hair look? . . . good-looking . . . Gonzales' chair . . . Sevak . . . not a typical Greenhill guy . . . a walking dream . . . softspoken . . . Becker . . . smart . . . Bock's house and ice cream . . . 'Spee . . .Berlinetta. . .aphotographer. . .disciplined. . .never at home . . great bod . . . straight out of G.Q .... THE shy type I, Alan Beck, after 14 years at Greenhill leave the following: to Peyton a shoulder to lean on. To Steve H. I leave all the girls he ever tried to fix me up with. To David Bock I leave a promise to call before H. H-ing. To Stuart S. I leave the never ending questions about photography. To Ellis goes the title of 'fastest mouth in school and an album by the Thugs. To Alan P. lnice namei I leave S1000 in payment for all money borrowed and a congratulations for enduring a long stay at Greenhill as my friend. To Leslie, I promise to come back and see you, To the X-Country team I leave the motto 'Ino pain no gain and the best of luck in the forthcoming years. To Mr. Blanchard Thank You! Your dedication to the team and to the individual is something I will always remember. To Coach Hall I leave all the foreign players you could ever want and my great respect for you as a coach and a friend. To Mr. Foote I leave great admiration and many thank you's for seeing me through the long years at Greenhill, even when I felt differently lRemember?I. To Sevak I leave my enduring friendship and many more late nite talks and wishes, and hopes that we stay friends. To my parents I leave my eternal love and gratitude for seeing me through Greenhill. To the future classes of Greenhill, I wish you the best of luck! Goodbye 6lZaMQ.li1,Je 28 This Page Sponsored by Mr. Arthur W. Beck, Ir. sag. igigi.. .ffa.f12?i? -- QR 2 .iss ,,,,. ,-t. , -- gli is 9? ff we ' Pamela Beck sincere . . . always with Deirdre . . . quiet . , . summer love . . . a good friend . . . its gotta be blue . . . volleyball . . . Colorado guys ...BBandl...dingdongs...Pammy...MBU...soccer . . . smart . . . PA-PB . . . sneaking out . . . a soft voice . . . sensy . . Kathy B . . . artist . . . last of the Becks I, Pam Beck, being the last of our family to graduate, leave to the following: To the Senior class: a fantastic year 81 the hopes that we'll meet again. A. F., C. S. 84 V. D.: good times 81 rich husbands, B. H: a successful career: D. T: a knock on your window, volleyball 84 softball, the best of luck in the future: To the soccer team: the realization that we're all winners when it counts, Mrs. Heck: slumber parties, one last perfect play, all my respect 84 thanks for all you've done: Mr. Samide: a hat that fits, a team with a sense of humor to match your own, 81 many many thanks: D. R.: space invaders, soccer, you know who I and you know who 2, a great two years, a friend forever. If you ever need anything . . . P.S. Ihis doesn't mean goodbyeg S. H: someone to make you laugh and understand you, ski trips, I. H. 81 smiles-you made them happen. lt's just beginning for us, I.L.Y.M.B.F.F., Y.B. C. B: my phone number, I know we'll never leave each other. I only wish we had another I3 years to be together. l'll never forget one moment we shared. M.L.F. 81 A. To K. B: the best times of my life, you're special. To my second family and favorite sister: thanks for sharing everything with me. I love you. To Mom, Dad, Michael 81 Gary: your baby is finally going out on her own. I love you all very very much. You're the best in the world and I'm the luckiest. Take care of Blackie. To Greenhill, after I4 years, l'm gonna miss you. f2..50-ffc Mark lan Bernstein Golf 9 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 11, 12 MVP 11 2nd team all conference TISC 11 1st team TISC 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 TISC Champions 11 MVP 11 1st team all conference SPC 11 Bernie . . . fro king . , . Monsky . . . DD . . . pants fall off him . . . crazy . . . funny . . . 'II don't have a drinking problem: I drink, fall down, no problem . . . tons excellent . . . fuzzy . . . loves to party . . . secrets . . . b-ball pro . . . fruit salad . . . lovable . . . sarcastic . . . skiing . . , Berniestein I, Mark Bernstein, being of unstable mind 84 tall body, do hereby leave the following: Leland: Aggieland, Lauren, Gina, lr.-Sr. party 81 a house in Dallas: Bo: our Frosh yr., Boones Farm, Natalie, a date with Mike Iagger, 13 police cars, all the SS in the world: Iay:'hope of 6 ft., mega gallons of liquor, Dr. I, supply of dates, visitation to Earl, a football scholarship to Brookhaven: David S: Deirdre, a blow out, the lake, 3 burnt houses, 1 roof, the table at Pizza Inn: Mike: a tennis scholarship, lifetime supply of Beaver, Susan, VH 84 a beer drinking lesson, Tom: dancing lessons, TISC, bowling at 4 a.m., a date w!Abdul Ielani 81 a hotel room wflayg Rob: a supply of liquor you'll never drink, a ditch on Northaven, date wfRocky, a summer wflayg Mark M: a tennis scholarship, new back, hospital bed 81 victory against St. Gays: Ronnie: lifelong friendship, Texoma, summer trips, Sheryl, the Sheriff's dept., a tree on Hillcrest, painting M. P's house 84 a bottle of Vodka: Matt: Oct. 10-12, 72 hrs. of wastedness, heaving wf Rob, poker, Debbie Miller: Keith: TISC champs, many houses 84 windows, drives wfAI Kwun, 5 a.m. at Rob's. Neal G: Ptake the long way home , Linda, TISC, green bomb, SPC trips, the Hornet Hustle, David K: the chase of my life 81 driving lessons: Beth: SM guys, USD, the lake, DM's party 8f a supply of Rum, Paula: the definition of poontang, 81 Larry Chance's party: Natalie: Bo, 4 flat tires, Tilly Pink 81 Pizzer Inn: Susan L: Mike, the lake, diver's reef, the beer I made you drink: Kateri: all your names, Dallas Christian game, Doyle, a dirty look, a lifetime supply of MD 20!20 81 2 more yrs. on the hill, without me: Deirdre: the circle, a river, 81 SVVTS: Laura P: 6th, 7th 81 8th grade, 3 times, 23,000 college guys. I'Il never forget you, remember that, Linda P: Neal, the word Pimmature , 23,000 guys at UT: Sherri S: Robert: Lisa M: the secret I didn't tell, Iane's party 81 Geom: Susan B: Lester's with MM 81 Rob Stone: Cheri: I was awake in Erik's Bronco: Coach Murphy: my deepest respect for all your help. I hope to benefit from it: Greg: 5 more yrs. on the Hill. Cherish them, they'll be worth it someday, And finally, to Mom 81 Dad: thanks for standing behind me no matter what the circumstances. l'm gonna make it, 30 in l V izffw NZ! IRL eff 15 David ance Bock Dr. Spock . . . startreck fan . . . Mr. Computer . . . in the money . . . new car Isl . . . Bocko . . . loves Apples . . . Spee . . . Big Dave . . . gives great morning announcements . . . knows everything about everything. . .outgoing. . ,BlF. . .aperfect host. . .cheese sandwiches . . . 15 year friendship with Stuart . . . brings everything to school but the kitchen sink tmnuv-.ma - - 'N....-virus ' , if - fs' XXX g ,ff X It tt t w wg B iiil s.1f I I i I, David Vance Bock, being of sound mind and service, do hearby bequeath: Mrs. Kuykendall, I leave some peace and quiet. Mr. Manes, Mr. Kittleman, Mr. Eaton, and Mrs. Ellis, I leave a working set of game paddles. Mr. Tunnel, I leave a five year vendetta and a rainbow of color. Dr. B, Mrs. E, and Mr. K, I leave school without affecting any of your classes. To Mike, I leave all of the computers, etc., for you three to fight over. To the computer club, I leave a disc of games. To the Risk club, I leave several million programs. To the seniors, I leave all of the memories that should have been forgotten. To the juniors, I leave Mrs. Wolfram's college counseling sessions. To the faculty, I leave you, and the problem of educating my cousin, Ben, and him the problem of going to classes in the upper school. I finally leave all my friends, relatives, and teachers with this question: Is there life after Greenhill? 1 X '?5'f55'- ' A f ' f V553 frwr2'wfsfwlsf,a1eZ tz.ws,ESM and This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bock 31 Robin Eileen Butler Andover. . .nice. . .loves Boston. . .outdoors girl. . .the Beatles . . . Boston-you gotta be kiddihg . . . nature . . . quiet . . . soccer jock . . . good bird . . . yankee . . . Roby . . . polite . . . original prep . . . camps in New Hampshire . . . right! . . . smiles a lot . . . would rather be up east . . . freckles . . . mountain climbing . . always with R. H., K. D., l. l., M. A., etc. I, Robin Butler, tired of trying to think of an original will, hereby give up and leave to Helen: a successful career making art displays. To Ross: a plan to get you and Folly together fagainj To Anna: a night of being your nurse fmaybe l'll meet your mother face-to-facel. To len: Ram pictures and a video tape of a SNL so you can always take a Saturday Night awareness test. To Amy fAimel: a Sunday morning paint job fyou've got a future in soccer publicityl. To Kristin: the right to be an official silly nerd. To Michelle: a trip to discover oceanography and the fact that you are the only one who really understood me. To lulie: the secret of my father's pamphlets. To AR: the promise we'll conquer the world fl promisedj. To Marc: all the credit for the outstanding success of the ASSU and thanks for the 4 a.m. talks in my neighbors yard. flt made Texas a little easier to handlej. To Sophia: fwho without her help this wouldn't be possiblej carry on the traditions of Grover and demolish soccer balls. And to all my friends Qyou know who you arejz We've been through some things together With trunks of memories still to come We found things to do in stormy weather, Although these changes have come with your chrome heart shining in the sun- Long may you run. Neil Young And so now we must part and go our separate ways, but remember, the memories we've made will be ours always. 32 Bmw, So many men seem destined to settle for something small But l won't rest until l know I have it all So don't ask where l'm going, just listen when l'm gone And far away you'll hear me singing to the dawn: Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly l've got to be where my spirits can run free Gotta find my corner of the sky. Kristen Ellen 1 i' V? . ,V T We know that in everything God works for good with those who ove him, who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 KRSVJ Dardaganian gymnast . . . actress . . . always with jennifer . . . Fred . . . Darda what? . . . Kristy . . . makes libraries fun . . . crazy . . . laugh a lot . . . Orient '80 . . . peach shoe polish . . . singers . . . fancy dancer . . Six Flags . . . Plano . . . a good friend Shower the people you love with love Show them the way that you feel Things are gonna be much better lf you only will. lames Taylor l, Kristen Dardaganian, being of tired mind and gymnastic body, do hearby leave to the following: Heather: shoe polish, cookies, six flags, the Braidy Bunch, next years freshmen, a shoulder to cry on, and a great friendship with memories to come: Stuart: talks, 3rd period in the library, a conference room full of magazines to deface, and the involuntary ecology club, motto included: jennifer: crazy days of upper school, a locker ffull and overflowingl, someone else with an identical schedule, 'lclass notes , your boy problems, 10 V2 in shorts, Six Flags, the Braidy Bunch, and Srs. '81! SC.: a new football, a skit where no one laughs, long, curly locks and a pair of strong glasses. F.T.: choir president, memories of the Orient, don't hold the hands of the ones you don't love, a ride home, and a daughter you can keep: M.M: our first decade of friendship, many talks, low-rider and strato-cruiser . . . see you in the Army, choir tours, 'Oh, go climb a glacier , my jogging ability, New Years '80 and an unexpected visit: R.G: a ride to church, choir tours, talks, a sweater, and a prayer-say one for me, too: l.L: L.S., a bottle of sand, the astronomy club, and my morals: G.M: our talks and secrets: K.E: ISAS, Kris squared, and a great friendship: Gonzales: a cure for your twitch, and thanks for being such a good adviser: Dr. B: thank you for your support: Mrs. Ellis: my injuries, my little sister and my hope that the team will continue to grow: Bob Mighell: my deepest respect and appreciation. You guided me through high school with a strong faith. Brad: the car when you turn 'I6 with your radio station, Upper School, and an ear that's willing to listen anytime: Stefani: 6 more years, Upper School friends when you were 7, ballet, the hope that you can continue with gymnastics, a box of barretts, and my love. Mother and Daddy: Thank you for all the wonderful opportunities and patience of helping me through. l hope I never let you down. Greenhill: I leave a smile and my deepest appreciation for 5 years of an excellent education. Finally, to The Lord, l leave my life. I love you all. Goodbye. This Page Sponsored by Mr. and lvlrs. S. G. Dardaganian 33 Robin Lynn Donsky Mortarboard 9 12 Thespians 9 10 Herbert Marcus Volunteer 9 10 12 Tour Guides 9 12 Class Secretary!Treasurer 10 Community Calendar 12 Montage 9 12 llOur Town 'Oliver 'lOklahoma Preshow Freshman Septet nice . . . pretty . . . long nails . . . good with secrets . . . the famous front porch . . . Iulie S .... Joy and jeff . , . brandeis nom . . . wasn't that an X-cellent movie . . . great to tease . . . Robobin Dononsky . . . always dresses nice . . . D. Z. and C. L. . . . smarter than you think . . . slow with jokes . . . L-squared . . . let's go boy-watching in the T.T. parking lots . . . best friend a girl can have . . . Robbie Baby . . . funny . . . gorgeous hair if Q X V h .-,: 1. 34 I, Robin Donsky, being of unsettled mind, do hereby bequeath to the following: To julie, I leave an Ojain roomate, a lifetime supply of cookies, a flood of mail, and a friendship that means the world to me. To Cindy, I leave a midnight chat, M. B. and a pair of gilded toe shoes, and a wats line to call me on next year. To Kelly, I leave a parking lot full of full, Marcello and Graciella, Emanuelle and a spare set of contacts, and a very special friendship. To Diane, I leave an award for letter writing, the magical NK , family fun, and a friendship that you can always count on. To Dana, I leave V.D. fValentines Dayj, a surprise in the bushes, and Mr. Rogers. To Mike, I leave my funnier jobs, T.E. carpools, BBYO, and the best of luck wherever you go. To Ellen, I leave Virginia, anything you want for lunch, and some 'lPeenoo Brickle for dessert. To Jennie, I leave a Ugood, good, friend. To Nathan, I leave much happiness as a unique, unwierd, individual. To Louis, I leave District beven. To Mr. Norris, I leave my sincerest appreciation for all of your wonderful guidance. To my family, I leave all of my love, respect, gratitude, and thanks for putting up with me! And finally to Greenhill, I leave, an educated person. Q ., Valencia Elaine Drake J a model . . . really loves yogurt . . . Vinci . . . sweet . . . Plano . . . funny . . . top fashions . . . BIAP . . . always off campus . . . not a mama . . . always with C. S., A. F. and K. R .... potato skins ...pretty. . .Pokie. . .agoodfriend. . .Erwin. . .V.D.... spirit Basketball 9 Volleyball 9 Cheerleader 10 11 Captain 11 Homecoming Princess 10 Basketball Sweetheart Nom 10 Who's Who 11 I, Valencia Drake, who spent an 8th year on the Hill just to write this will, leave to the following: David S: the jokes that brought tears to our eyes and enough D. R. look-alikes to last forever. Loren 81 Lauren: 2 more years at Greenhill Prison -have fun! Kelly M: a safe ride to school. Bwenda: a speech class that twanslates W's to R's. Mrs. Kuykendall: my congrats and gratitude for being able to handle an advisee like me. I respect you to the highest. Mr. Kittleman: my respect and assurance that there will never be an old goat like you! Mr. Gonzales: a matchmaking award of excellence. You're the best! And now to the l'CIick who made my eight years here a buzz: Nini: the good times and many laughs we shared, definitely TIM! They meant alot and always will. See ya next fall-ha! Kathi: your very own Elaine's to keep your figure. You're a wonderful girl. Take care of Donny! Laurie: whatever you want because inside that little body is a great person! Stay that way! Cathy: thanks for all the rides, your own polo shop, all the food you can eat, and my appreciation for the great advice only you could give. I love you for it! Ienny: Bermuda-my permission to wear mascara, friends for next year only on account that you won't forget me . . . I'll never forget cheerleading and top secrets-they were tops to me! l'll miss you! Lori: the one who abandoned the llclick after 7 years, M.F., a hit record, 2 cheerleading years together, long talks, good times we shared which are all a special part of me. I missed you this year! Last, but most important forever, my family: I leave you mythanks for raising me in an environment of love, togetherness, and devotion. You've given me the best that life has to offer. I love you always and thanks again! I love you Mom. Greenhill, I say goodbye and thanks for preparing today for the rest of my life! lfZwaLaf29WQef 35 Julie Eckart If you feel like china breaking If you feel like laughing Break china laughing If you feel like leaves are falling If you feel like smiling Fall leaves are smiling If you feel like love making If you feel like flying Make love flying Cot down Not the first time you know Got down got it to go If you feel like china breaking If you feel like laughing Break china laughing jefferson Airplane good parties . . . wow, like cosmic man . . . 'lf you answer, tell them I'm with Peter . . . wasting time . . . befriends strays . . . one of a kind in a world of selfish people . . . very giving . . . artist . . . Kathy H . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . tutorials . . . P.E. fan . . . from N.Y .... All My Children . . . original . . . funny . . . really nice I, julie Eckart fthat's Artl, being of muddled mind and sounded body, do hearby bequeath the following: To Kate, I leave one more year tbreak a legl, Sarah, may you always have a Dixie Dregs tape with joe jackson on the flip side. To Isabell, good luck with your units! To joy, I leave a gold bow and a penny. May your boxes be always full. Haas girl, you are someone l'll never forget. A toast to all the scams and the numerous times you ran into my house in the middle of the night screaming. I hope someday you learn to speak Espantola. You have more luck than anyone l'll ever know, si, muy muy! To Timmie, thank you. You have my never ending love. Mr. Solon, thanks for the respect. I. N. I love you. Greenhill, thanks for keeping me around. Goodbye. 36 .4-., ri Samuel William Flack I don't need to fight to prove I'm right. I don't need to be forgiven. The Who Don't dream it, be it. Don't dream it, be it . . Tim Curry And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. The Beatles 1st man: I think, I think I am, therefore I am, I think. establishment: Of course you are my bright little star. I've miles and miles of files. Pretty files of your forefathers' fruit and now to suit our great computer your magnetic ink. Ist man: I'm more than that, I know I am, at least I think I must be. inner man: There you go man, keep cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It niles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave, and keep on thinking free. The Moody Blues I've got nothing on my mind, nothing to remember, nothing to forget, and I've got nothing to regret. But I'm all tied up on the inside, and no one knows quite what I've got, and I know that on the outside what I used to be I'm not anymore. Don McLean I know what I like and I like what I know. Genesis AZA . . . nifty shades . . . a nice guy . . . PUNK . . . money, money, money . . . K104 . , . the man with the jam . . . Berger . . . Mr. Bill . . . big business . . . anti prep . . . year 'round sun roof . . . always singing . . . always has something to say I will to my family health, happiness, my love and thanks for theirs. To joe I leave the confidence that our friendship is everlasting. To lulie I leave advice of a second brother, a can of OFF, a pom pom, lots of caring, and a license plate that says Weanie. To leff I leave the hope that our friendship will blossom into an international monopoly by the time we're 25. I leave Mike many fond memories and an evening with Kaye. Take care friend. To Steve I leave the chance that someone might reti'fn your car, an integrated, transistorized quadrophonic, portable cassette, and fun times. I leave Weanie No. 2 plenty of things to do and a close friend. Bye, Buddy! To Robin I leave an AMC discount card, and a lifetime subscription to Playgirl. To Kelly I leave a gift certificate for a dozen backrubs, and the fun you'lI have being my neighbor. I leave Alan the possibility of buying Greenhill and turning it into a beautiful 82 acre slab of asphalt or a scenic nudist colony. To l'The Gang , the picture is tribute enough, sorry Larry, Ed and Steve. To Mr. Allen I leave the intestinal fortitude to finish Dune. Finally, to Greenhill I leave a copy of The Kids Are Alrght. W ,vC?,'Ze! nita Ellen Fonberg Varsity Field Hockey 9 10 11 12 Honorable Mention SPC 11 1st Team All Conference TISC 11 12 Varsity Tennis 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 Boys Basketball Manager 10 Mortarboard 10 Ski Club 9 10 Evergreen 11 Nini . . . The Muppet Movie . . . loves Kenny Loggins . . . N11 . . . field hockey star . . . cute . . . funny . . . polo . . . always has or wants gum . . . Chili's . . . out to lunch . . . CCC . . . Kaplan nom . . . '!it's like' '... Groovy . . , freckles . . . UT. . . Kennels . . . silly . . . talks very fast . . . shoes . . . preppie . . . Nini Pooh . . . Tootsie, Ir. . . . Chiquitas . . . Ziggy freak . . . TTM . . . good things in small packages . . . summer '80 . . . friends with C. S. . . . a mama I, Anita Fonberg, being of witty mind and body, leave the following: to my special friends who have made the past ten years just slip by: Valencia-thanks for all our laughs and good luck in the future. Linda-thanks for always lending a helping hand, it was really appreciated. Laura-half a carnation I owe you and thanks for a friendship that was always there. Laurie-lil' momma! thanks for being so fun to be with, don't ever change. Kathi-big momma! thanks for all our groovin' times. I hope our friendship continues to grow. Diane-from Pershing to here, I thought I would never make it. DT! Kennels will never be the same. jenny-GL, IMYI Cathy-from slumber parties, to the lake, to happiness and rarely to sadness, we've kept together. You are a beautiful person inside and out, and I hope we stay close. Thanks again for an irreplaceable friendship. Lori-from my moods to yours, from understanding each other and trying to help each other solve our problems is only the beginning. A friend is someone who knows all about you and still likes you-you truly fit that description. I don't know what I would do without you. LYLAS! I love you! Betsy-the friendship we cultivated mainly over a six week period has grown to be an everlasting relationship. The strength I get from our friendship is endless. I love you today more than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow. No matter where I go to school-we'll always stay close. BTMN-TYY! I love you! Mr. K.-thank you isn't enough for what you did for me. I owe it all to you! You have my greatest admiration. And last but definitely not least, my family: Mom and Dad-I don't know where to begin to thank you for 18 wonderful years. Your love and understanding has been a source of inspiration and encouragement to me. I am grateful to you for giving me the opportunity to achieve a good education and the support to accomplish it. Y'all are the greatest! I love you more than anything. Bev, Larry, Iason-thanks for always being there. The love y'all show me means a lot. I hope y'all know how much I love you! Mif-I don't think a brother and sister could be closer. I love you-stupid!! Finally, to Greenhill, I leave full of gratitude and with few regrets! gfmeb-017 iff f f I . f , . i f I. ' 1 11 This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs Peter D Fonberg Laurie Ann Friedman sstl l . S . . , , .. 5 . . . No matter whom you're dealing with or what you're dealing with, you should pretty well decide wht it would take to make you happy in a particular deal. Anything over and above is cream. If you get what you want you should be happy with it. Brian Piccolo It's a sense of the ending that makes the beginning and all that follows therefrom, so much more meaningful. R. B. Sewall sweet . . , good things come in small packages . . . Snotty . . . shortcakes . . . cute . . . level-headed little mama . . . Elaine Powers . . . kitchen table . , . TGIF . . . crazy lady . . . lolly Rancher . . . dimples . . . fake ID . . . high heels . . . chicken legs . . . always withKR. . .tequilasunrises . .talkfast. . .friendly. . .MissFriedman, Miss Friedman, the talk of the town . . , tiny . . . how does she see over her steering wheel? . . . Friedy . . . shades , . . UT bound I, Laurie Freidman, being of level-headed mind and body, leave to the following: G. W., K. W., L, S.-a ride home from Prestonwood and two funfilled years at G-hill. jenny-an easy senior year, Elaine's, and our common last initial. Leland-an apology for that Ulong-distance call from my brother Bo-Spanish vocabulary tests. Brenda-ourlunior year and neighbors, Pam-long distanc identical families, and friendship. Laura-our two things in common. Linda-comparable grades. Dr. B.-my appreciation and respect for all that you've done. To 'IAII my friends at Greenhill clique-Valencia- never getting caught off campus, Friday's, the ability of being such a jokester. Anita-momas no. I, Las Vegas with L and L, and fun at UT. Cathy-colorful yet shady friendship which we'll always keep. To the dearest, most special people: Ann-wildness, Target, Hawaii, songs, important talks, and an infinite number of meaningful memories. Our friendship is immeasurable and unforgettable. We've grown together tremendously and our friendship will, too. I Love You. To BF, Kathi-Bahajollyrancherpashaw, Elaine's, oppy scars, kitchen table, C an d W, party-eves, Donny, laughing and talking, couldhavebeenwiththem, drinking, summer fun, college calls, cavalcade material, all our unforgettable, unmentionable, unvelieveable crazy times. We've been through a lot together and I couldn't have survived without you. I'm talking: you're more than just a fantastic friend . . . I Love You. The Ravkinds-my other family . . . y'alI have all my love and appreciation. Cliff and Brad-I'm the luckiest sister!! We'lI have a ball next year. I love and need you both. Dad and Karen -Together on Wednesdays and Sundays was the most meaningful ekperience I could've ever had. Quality is far better than quantity. I admire, respect and LOVE you. Mom-we made it leven with all the pressuresl I can't express my love and admiration for you. I only hope I can raise my children the way you raised me. You're the best I I LOVE YOU. To Greenhill-may your future be better than your past. ocufuuts qbuldmam, 39 Steven Marc Clazer stolen car . . . dark glasses . . . RS . . . Devo . . , vintage Camaro . . . AZA . . . shut up! . . . glaze . . . flowers are forever . . . nice guy , . . ITT'79 . . . Steve G . . . sugar . . . with BF . . . Hillcrest . . . Heebie buddies . . . always in his yard . . . Fish . . . all hands . . . smart . . . Berger . . . moon glasses . . . skinny . . . a truly great BUY Another year has passed me by Still I look at myself and cry What kind of man have I become? All of the years I've spent in search of myself And still I'm in the dark Cause I can't seem to find the light alone. Sometimes I feel like a man in the wilderness I'm a lonely soldier off to war Sent away to die-never quite knowing why Sometimes it makes no sense at all. Styx I, Steven Glazer, being of skinny body and exhausted mind, do hereby leave the following: To Tom P., a lasting friendship, TFL, lunch in the Science Building, and your choice of my 'Heebie buddies. To Doug G., summer reading exams, the Ham Radio Club, and Pepper. To Sego, a ride to school so you'll never be late. Bill F., DB, UT, headphones for your car, a case of ID fBIack Labeli to split with Mike M., and a friendship. To Mary R., my Cars tape, the B52's and Devo. To Erin, a clear path to your locker. To Diane T. a car to write on and a street to destroy. To Mike M., ITT'79 and whoever you want. To I. W., a see-through wardrobe, a block of ice, and a Country Time!Tequila Sunrise. To Bruce W., your name. To Lisa F., your brother and jewish holidays. To Chuck W., DB and your computer. To Steve M., a dozen eggs and a great fall. To Mike W., a ride to golf, and with Mike A., E.M.B.H. and CAD with IW. To Brian Z,, DB and a ride. To A. H., the cross country team. To Mike S., anything you can and want to destroy, and with Peter F., a ride ON but not IN my car. To I.A,R., an everlasting friendship, a 99'Zs on any assignment, a word problem, some grape drink, a ticket to any concert, a clean fish tank fwith or without AbeI, and all my love. To my parents, an extra room, quiet nights, my love, respect and deepest thanks. To Steph, a horse and a ride to the stables. To Greenhill, I leave an empty locker, but take a world of knowledge I couldn't have found anyplace else. To those I forgot or didn't have room to write to, come see me. I'II be around. 40 -... H , sffiif'-Qjiitf funn I'm sailing away Set an open course for the virgin sea For I've got to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me. Styx Douglas Grossman 4 X -.l - X-C wa 0 r A1 f .If God did not exist, then anything would be possible. Dostoyevsky Dinner before business. Do you like roast pork? Murder in the Cathedral by T. S. Eliot Evergreen . . . very smart . . . GilIigan's Island . . . tennis . . . Ham Radio Club. . .Grosshomme. , Franglais. , .Andover. . .KASEWP . . . Dougie . . . blueberries and milk . . . Hollywood's opposite . . . whiz at everything . . . editor's notes Tennis 9 10 11 12 French National Honor Society National Honor Society Student Representative, Board of Trustees Member Program Committee Member Building and Grounds Committee Evergreen 11 Editor 12 Greenhill Pin 10 11 Chess Club 9 10 Astronomy Club 9 10 Radio Club 9 10 11 Modern European History Award 10 Who's Who 11 12 KNOCK I, Douglas Grossman, after fifteen years, leave to the following: First, Mr. Kittleman: the time has finally arrived for your Hyip-yap-yah-hoos to graduate. I've respected you as a coach, now I leave admiring you as a teacher as well. Dr. B: you're one of the best things that ever happened to Greenhill, keep teaching and caring. Madame Blanche: I leave all the Franglais you can digest along with memories of KNOCK L'A VARE and a bowl of Ilprofitrollesn. Mr. Kilmer: thanks for the great years of advising and teaching. Mrs. Thompson: I leave many hours of conjectural supplementation, a few unsolved Diophantine equations, Beauregard the paquet fish, and Lui Hui in a vacuum. Mrs. Seldin: don't worry about casting pearls before swine, as we will all benefit from it in time. Above all, Mrs. Eastus and Mr. Norris: my deepest thanks for your generous attention and constructive criticism. Marc A. I leave an unfinished game of Monopoly and a piece of paper from room 204. lay Bird: a thousand pieces of A.B.C. gum. Sego: in 5 years we'll have a reunion and meet in the science building for a nice quiet lunch fdon't worry, Dr. Rule, Tom will pick up his trashl . Stuart: no more trips to Meisel. Ellis T.: I leave one last Douggie . . . pleeeese! and a termite laugh. Iohn tMoiphe'J, I leave your original uDisco Crucifixion and a bowl of frozen blueberries. Sherryl H., Louis Z., and Shell B.: I pass down a great tradition. Finally, Thomas H. Perryman: our time has come-thanks for the memories. Mom and Dad: whether it was the Thanksgiving Day Play in fourth grade, those first exams in M.S., the first edition of the paper, or graduation: you were always there and always will be, to laugh and cry. I know you care. lulie: learning can be fun, so take advantage of what you've got. Good luck in your final'years, and remember, it's your turn to feed the dog. Greenhill I've watched you grow, and now I leave after 15 years with the education of a lifetime. Katherine Lou Haas really cute . . . space cadet . . . skinny . . . a model . . . joy and lulie . . . beautiful . . . Haas girl . . . never around . . . l'l yearn to lie for you' '.,. great artist . , . unique . . . older men . . . sharp dresser . . . gymnastics . . . always late to class . . . a natural . . . raspberry . . . sophisticated . . . a natural To my friends tvvho l suppose are worth mentioningl eckArt, Kay Oh, Joie, Ay-Ay, Cat Pee, and Rye, I leave, giving each of you peace of mind. To R. H., l give my love, many thanks, and one more, l'When ya comin' home Red Rider? To my parents I leave all my angry Hockaday teachers and many thanks for sending me to Greenhill. .- ,SGK - t Kar 42 Ross Alan Harper 'IThat's all I'd do all day. I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all. I know it's crazy, but that's the only thing l'd really like to be. Holden Caufield The Catcher In The Rye I. D. Salinger Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury Signifying nothing. Macbeth V,v William Shakespeare Old-timer . . . charges to hear confessions . . . Paco . . . Reverend Ross . . . ASSU . . . is he really ordained? . . . Rossafer . . . padre paco . . . witty . . . strange . . . lake Kiowa . , . lack Benny . . . poetry in motion on the tennis courts . . . Gainesville . . . rosy cheeks . . . XXX Betamax movies . . . closet poet . . . Chancellor . . . Hot Klub? . . . the Best Fencer . . . governess . . . candy man . . . all smiles . . . brownies . . . forgive me Father for I have sinned . . . a good friend I, Ross Alan Harper, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Tom Perryman, a good friend and two wads at the end. To Julie Iackson, I leave a trip to the lake, a clean Persian rug, Alaska, and a great friendship. To Lisa Roberts, I leave the SCA, fencing, gourmet lunches, a night at the Hot Klub and my love. To dear sweet Helen B. I leave a lot of fun times, friendship, and a foreign embassy. To john Murphy, I leave Janet A. and fun, New York, parties, and friendship. Oh yes Iohn, you also get the Thursday night bowling club. To Sonny Turner, a great friend of mine, I leave the summer '80, the max, the police raids, Steve D., and Lou Ann's. To Marc A. I leave beer, parties, and Lenny and the Cards . Mary R ., to you I leave Punk dancing, a night at the Hot Klub, and the B52's. To Robert A. I leave all those parties. To julie E. I leave talks and a true friendship. Robin B. gets Boston, going home and phone bills to Holly. To Mike L. I leave a roll of quarters, but not your freedom. N.M. gets a ride home. To I. W. I leave a very happy birthday party. To Stuart S. I give sneaking out after midnight, London, and a cat named S , and friendship. Mike gets the car. Dearest lane, I bequeath unto you one case of WT and RB for your friends, a seventeen year old I, and anything you want. To all my teachers I have had over the years, I give my thanks. Thanks. To Marion I give CXW music and my love. To Daddy I leave my love and thanks for everything. To Mother I give my love. And to the rest, you know who you are, I leave whatever is left. Goodnight all and sweet dreams. LM. 43 Leland Edwin Harris Lee Lee. . .A8tM bound. . .super nice. . .big guy , . . BMF . . . Oak Cliff . . . Fu-ball . . . Puma . . . tennis chump . . . likes to stick his hands through windows . . . cheerful . . . who could ask for a nicer guy . , . big little boy . . . the golden bear . . . little red truck . . . flirt . . . No. 77 . . . give me a hug . . . everyone's best friend I, L.E.H., being of sometimes unstable mind and l!whatever body, leave the following: Cathy: 4-10, luv, E.W's party, talks on the phone, an everlasting friendship. Natalie: l!silky , an English accent. Anderson: Rush, our rematch. Cheri: tennis, SMU. Winsor: 'Hey Mama , an indestructable car. Mark B: 'lmagic finger , I.S's party, our friendship. Valencia: 'whatever , 'seriously , 'good deal . Nini: Homecoming '77, advisory meetings. Laurie: long distance calls, !lo.k., I love you . Brenda: !'Brendy Boo , l'm only kidding! Scott: Hamms, fences, Mr, Williams, pues bien . leff: Les Paul, Marshall, Lena, Red. Levy: puberty, 'ltriple dating , l'my chimes up . Bo: Randy P., Steve Z., your muscles, Natalie. Mayer: tennis buddy, Mr. K., an end to your back problems. Metzger: a scholarship, the ability to shoot the finger. R. Mitz: 'lBobbin , I miss you! carpool, disco. S. Mitz: Rush, Sunset, l'Oh, pretty much so . Erin: fuzzy wuzzy, Chicago, a homecoming rose. Paige: a victim of R. N., Barbie, an invitation to school, P17 times , broken dates. Kathi: Let's play cletarrris, kraaaji. Rob: cobbler, Pyou know I love you Iago . Diane T: curly hair, l!Cotty , no-noz and l!Puma . Albey: a hammer, Rush. Barbie: R. N., blows on the neck, Paige, my love. Jill H: almost dates, hugs, my love. !'Bruce Lipshy : disco, tri-captainship. Winton: l'Punk field, my doubles partner, Mr. K. Lynn: help with my problems, our friendship. johnny: !!It's cool . Lauren S: spock ear, Sergio, jet black ha'ir,Umy eternal love! Laura P: blows on the neck, older guys. Linda P: tons of hugs, Neal. Lena: I don't know where to begin! the limo, !!pink , long nightly calls, a best friendship, lots of letters. You're very important to me and I'll always love you! Jennifer: lots of memories! pink bunnies, limo, mafia, white gloves, a best friendship, differences between the gas and the accelerator, concerts, a love that will always linger on! Gina: an infinite amount of hugs, blows on your neck, cute ears! Guess what? I love you! talks til 5 am, Rare y'all together? , room to grow, your favorite word. I love you so much! Please don't ever leave me! Smith, Samide, Keefer, Straub 81 Doocy: I leave all my thanks and !'Bonzo the Monkey . Mr. K: 6 years of tennis, 3 years of algebra, my love and respect. Finally, to my parents and brothers: I could not have made it without all your help and support. Ilove you all very much! tG.B.G.H.J 7 QfZfM.1E75f Stephen Dee Heizer eiz . . . cross country . . . flirt . . , always sits in the back 'lgood neighbor . . . all hands . . . dimples . . . gets mad fast vocate of crowded corners . . . nice to his sister . . . smart ellow . . . singers . . . talkative . . . Stevie Cross Country 9 10 12 Varsity: 9 10 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Varsity: 11 12 Track 9 11 12 Varsity: 11 12 Our Town The Night Thoreau Spent in jail 'iThe Pajama Game Freshman Septet Greenhill Singers 9 I0 'I1 12 I, Steve Heizer, being of intellectual mind and sleek body, do hereby leave: Al: one pr. of lordache jeans one size larger, decent tapes for long trips, and the memory of an unending mile. Sevak: l'cute blue overalls and my paper. Rob A.: a case, a fast car, and a girl. Rob S.: piano lessons. Winsor: a disco and dance lessons. Doug: a real newspaper. M. Matyas: a math contest, calculus at the last minute, a frisbee, and a spike. John M.: instincts, a transcendentalist thought, and smoking in your car. Tom: one pr. of shades, the presidency, and an undiscovered Hollywood. LP 1 and 2: your m0ther's opinion of me. Susie: a locker next to mine. Ellis: a new hat collection. jennifer W.: the science bldg. and our long talks. Lynn: a telephone call and emergency break. lennie: a date. lill U.: a ticket for a free Big Mac. The cross country team: a good-looking girls' team. Gregor: a water jug. Kateri: a mind and disillusionment. Dee: a dance where everyone else dances the first dance. Brenda: the '80 prom, thought provoking calls, and my love and thanks for your inspiration. Angela: long talks where you only listened, an MG roadster, 2 more years, a brother who will leave you something decent in his will, and my love and thanks. Harry: writing papers on the library floor, trips to East Texas, a girls car, the knowledge that l am always with you and that anything we do is great. Thanks for all the help, patience, and love. You have my deepest respect. Mr. B.: my thanks for your efforts and a new set of priorities. Ms. Roman: the history we made and that which l rewrote on the exam. Mrs. Eastus: Krutch and memories of your class. Mr. Williams: my deepest thanks and respect for your advisory and our exploration of life and thought. Greenhill: thanks for the opportunity. To my parents: my deepest love and respect. Thanks for making it possible. The girls with good taste, l leave me, And for those who don't want me, I leave good 5 taste. iawmyc 45 Paula Ruth Himel cute . . . strange diets . . , skier . . . giggles a lot . , . pearly whites , . . otter . . . M.S .... short-n-sweet . . . Canadian . . , tennis . , . a good friend . . . I Love Yogurt . . . midnight drives . . . sweet . . , Powla , . . l'tons' ',.. athletic , . . fun to be with . . . quiet . . . munchkin . . . l'Where's Schneider? , . . cute as a button . , . adorable , . . gum store . . . a northern neighbor . . . good things come in small packages. I, Paula Himel, would like to thank all my friends for making the past two years at Greenhill special to me: Natalie: Memories of late-night drives, Haagen Dazs, 'lGreat Outdoors, many planned double-dates, A. S., Polo aftershave lwhat a turn-onli the most exciting time of my life at B. T.'s party Oh! I didn't see you there! I could go on forever, but all those experiences don't even come close to saying how special our friendship is to me. You're the best friend I have, and remember, you can have as many 'Sweet Nothingsn as you want! I love ya'! Susan: Tons of thanx for being such a good friend. ANYVVAYS, you're one of the few people I can look down on! Stay friends forever, K? K! Deirdre: Forgiveness for forgetting my name when you called me, Mad Love summer '80. Bo: Perfect quizzes in Classics, shorter socks, a rendezvous at 5:03.27 A.M. Bo, stay friends forever, and good luck. Rob: Best of luck at l'PigviIIe and with your acting career, also a million S.S. men. P.S. Say l'hi to Billy for me. lay: a lifetime supply of gum, Nabisco DeviI's Food Cookies, and POLO after shave, all the success in the future ll know you'll have itl. David: I want to make one thing perfectly clear!! I hope we're buddies forever. P.S. Don't forget our secret handshake. Bernie: My hat and the right to use my dad's name. Mike: My darkroom ability and lots o'luck with tennis. l'lI be lookin' for you in the U.S. Open ithat's 'Upper School Open -just jokin'!J Beth: Lots of late drives past S. Vfs, memories of some good times together. Thanx. Chellz a car that doesn't SCREFECH when you turn. Diane M.: a diet that works, a job as EXTRA at Sanger's, Keith. Diane T.: youre old locker, 'lHowdyl Where's Unison? Erin: a drink of pop lt's nice having another northerner around. Lynn S.: What else but UF. this S! Leland: Bear hugs, footsies, and rude gestures in Math. Winsor: Success for the future: You're a great leader! Sherri: R. B., gum, more clothes lcuz you need them badly!! and two more years of success at Greenhill ias a cheerleaderj. Stay friends forever. Kelly: All the gum you want las long as I get all the wrappersll Elezabethz Your fantastic taste in clothes! Gonzales: Que quiere, hombre? You're the greatest advisor! Mrs. Kuykendallz Lots of Canadian change, many hard-working student service groups. Shasta: The rest of the family to jump on. Eric: Five more successful years at Greenhill. Try to handle all the girls! Iudy and Laurence: l've finally caught up to y'all! Finally, to Mom and Dad: I leave the cross-eyed teacher who had trouble with her students. Thanx for two fantastic years in Dallas, and I hope, many more to come. Thanx for helping me through all the rough spots and for providing me with an excellent educashun. I love you!! Lastly, ibut definitely not Ieastlyl, to Greenhill I leave the entire collection of Iulia Child cookbooks and reruns of The Galloping Gourmet. R. G.: The key to my car whenever you want. CHOVV MEIN. N10 rQlA,!fCl, GLM.-'MLA 46 Kent Eric Cortland Hoskins , , .93 in M T , 'S 5, V,-.a,f f 'T f 5 AWK 5 .ad Let's hit E.T.l . . , commie . . . beer . . . girls . . . likes soccer . . . never has his h. w. . . . nice guy . . . Salga! Salga! . . . saw the end of L.R.Y. rallies . . . is that a car? . . . luly . . . the Club . . . violent . . . always grinning , . . 'lKilI, mangle, destroyf '... football . . . never around . . , Hoskins . . . low key . . . quiet . . . easy to get along with , . . intellect . . . lives to party And in the quick of the night They reach for their moment And try to make an honest stand But the wind-up wounded and not even dead. Bruce Springsteen How do you think it feels When your speedin' and lonely How do you think it feels When all you can say is, l'if only . Lou Reed I, Kent Eric Hoskins, being of over-weight but sound body and a mosh-mind, do hereby leave a few Memories at Greenhill school. First, I wish to thank the teachers and administrators for giving me the opportunity to attend this fine school, and should I graduate, I will be eternally grateful. Next, I would like to leave a few memories with a few people, Ellis Telford, you have the honor of being my first victim because without you to release my anger on l might have done something foolish, like pick on someone bigger than me. I leave you a lot of bruises. To the Friday night Drinking Team, I leave my cooler and trunk. To the member Rob Anderson-thanks. Thank God somebody was over l8l A case of beer when I'm '18, To Doug Miers I leave a membership in NORMAL, wait till it's legal! To Sevak I leave a Dictionary and an English grammar book-read 'eml Finally, l wish to thank the football team for a great senior year. l grew a lot fmainly the gut, drinking after gamesj, Most of all, I wish to thank Coach Smith for the effort he put into trying to make a player of me. The effort far exceeded what I put back into the team. But I hope, in retrospect, I helped in some way. Adios Greenhill. 'K.wLZ'E.C.'HpSifuQw0 Brenda rlene Houston Don't let your troubles get you down, Don't waste a moment just wondering why When everything goes wrong You have to go on Do it or die, I can fool some of the people some of the time, And the rest of the people the rest of the time, But l can't fool my parents. Bwenda . . . talks too fast . . . pillowcases . . . The Eagles 84 The Knack . . . California girl . . . the wall , . . always with Diane . . . the scoop . . . lurking . . . waiters follow her out the door , . . May 10 . . . no curfew . . . Italians . . . likes places out in the country . . . Joyce . . . pretty . . . Brendy Boo . . . and she'll have fun, fun, fun 'til her daddy takes the T-bird away , . . gnomes . . . Denney T . . . jab . . . 'lidiot fool' '... Frosty . . . never at school . . . she'll be on the beach I, !'Bwenda Whouston , finally ending my 7 years of headaches, will to the following: Scope: Mickey Mouse 81 a big thanks to a good friend: Gonzales: thanks for caring, Coach Smith: thanks for the advice: Coach Murphy: a big thanks for helping me through, Timmi: an everlasting thank you 81 a huge I.L.Yg Mr. Devin: a lifetime supply of new clothes, Diane: the lake, pillowcases, a night with the Carrolton police, jab 81 kad, 84 a friend whenever you need one. T.F.M.l.A.G.S. '8Og loyce: summer '80, best friends, South Mission, long distance calls, cookies, you're the best sis I could ever have 81 I.L.Yg Shelly: b.f., best friends, Valley View Inn 81 1 wild Fri. night when we saw our true selves, Scott: all the lies we told your parents, a big fight, a really close friendship 81 thanks for listening: Becky: thanks for all the letters, ha! 81 an everlasting friendship: Mom 2: M.V. A.T.T.I.W.K.I.T.I.A.Mg Laurie: our lr. year, what happened ? Vinci: a back brace to help your posture, a lifetime supply of pina colada fyogurtl, thanks for making it fun, Beth: fun weekends 81 a new friendship, Bo: a lifetime supply of prep clothes, lay Bird: a book on how to fake listening in Eng, a co-author of your sex book 81 gossip: S.K,, L.L., E.F: lots more gossipg Loren: a shopping trip we never took 81 gossip. P.S. I want your house: Lee Lee: you're a good friend but why do you fiddle with your hair? also 1 last G.T.H. 84 I mean it. Bobby: a good friendship 84 key to the bookstore fno more than 4 people at a timelg David L: long live punk even if it has gone commercial, Winsor: a good lr. year but a great Sr. one, keep in touch: Lawa: a good friend, gossip, diets, chem. notes 81 thanks for listening, Linda: Eng. notes 81 fights with Laura about who's sleeping on the floor, Lucretia: thanks for being there when I needed you: Linda Kay fgossip mommal: 6 more years at GH 84 a 6 year supply of aspirin, I.L.Yg Debbie: The Beach Boys, The Knack, thanks for loaning your apartment, l.L.Y. fsee you in Calif.l To my parents: Mom, one radical sightseeing tour of Panama, your nagging, I.L.Y., Dad, a reminder that it's only a phase I'm going thru, I.L.Y. Thanks for all the help fl still have to get thru college!! Grandpa 8: Grandma: I LOVE YOU! To the class of '81, it's been great 81 I hope we keep in touch. CONGRATULATIONS!! See you on the beach . . . cgwwwa 'zzwffw lulie jackson All I see turns to brown As the sun burns the ground And my eyes fill with sand As I stare at this wasted land l'm trying to think, trying to think Where l've been . . . Led Zeppelin Club . . . little omni . . . spanish fever . . . ASSU great stereo . . . must rent out her parking space always with I. E., H. B., I. M., R. H., S. T. . . . Persian . . . nice and quiet . . . I'No, l'm not mad, but if keep telling me l'm mad, l'll get mad! . . . Ethel Alaskan Safari Woman . . . B-52s . . . smart There's a moon in the sky lt's called the moon and everybody is there The B-52s Oh, I know that the hypnotized never lie The Who I, lulie jackson, being of some sort of mind and body, do hearby leave to the following: Mark A.: a full year of instruction at the Bartenders' Academy of Texas, and memories of the ASSU. Ross H.: a birthday at the lake ttoo bad we never made it back upl, X-rated movies, an aquarium full of tropical fish, and many good times. Thanks, it's been great! Robin B.: rum bottles and a letter to ZOOM. Sonny T.: Oak Lawn, parties at Tiff's house fsome sister-sitter you werell, the Hot Klub, the B-52s, and paranoia Ifrom Helenl. Bill F.: thanks for making me laugh. Michelle V.: a keg of Michelob and lots of T.C., T.C., T.C. . . . lulie E.: thanks for helping me through a really hard time. Iohn M.: I leave Mildred Pierce, Barbra, Lower Greenville ta Mexican townl, a night at Tabu, and lots of fun. Thanks. Lisa R.: the Deryni Society, a contract on S.D. and our trip to Europe twe didn't exactly make it, did we?J. Helen B.: memories of Acapulco tremember the tourist twins and the T.V. show on the beach?J, Paco and Gino, and postcards from wherever I go in the future. l'll see you when I visit Austin! Sr. Gonzales: Thanks for the guidance UI throughout the years. Keep watching for Hashish, he'll be here. I'll miss you. To my father I leave lots of love, and to Greenhill I leave. W Cynthia loy Leland I, Cindy Leland, havingtotally lost my mind, do hereby bequeath the following: To Mrs. Eastus I leave my respect, my love, and my thanks for making me play the game even when I thought the rules were unfair. To Dr, Buchanan I leave my love for being a wonderful friend. To Mrs. Seldin I leave my love and my thanks for teaching me so much more than Art History. To Dr. Mooney, wherever you are, I leave my love-don't ask me why! To Madame White, I leave my Monday morning moods, although I am sure that you do not want them, snow-dances that did not always work, and my love and thanks for all the advice you have given me. To the Rule family, I leave free baby-sitting services, and my love. To Mr. Dashefsky, I leave a dirty joke that you have never heard. To Dana I leave hours of studying together, laughing and crying together-just being together. Thank you for all the help and the support. I have learned a lot from you and I love you for it. To Robin, I leave our long talks about all of our fears. We made it! So many times you had just the right words to make me happy. I thank you and love you very much. To Susy, I leave a man with an accent, griping sessions, secret crushes on the same guys tand teachersj, a perfect score on your math tests and a healthy pair of tonsils. To Ellis, I leave a postcard from my next trip to France. To Lisa, I leave an endless supply of unicorns, Hobbits, Shakespeare . . . a loving mother and an austere but loving father and everything else that makes you so special. To Stuart I leave a rainy day in Paris. To Alan I leave a terrible movie. To Chell, I leave the longest friendship I have ever had. Twelve years! At 25 let's have a party. To lohn I leave a fabulous birthday party and a birthday cake. To Tom I leave tickets to the Superbowl Ionly if the Cowboys playl, memories of Roger, the theme from the Iontue commercial and a plate of fried chicken, blackeyed peas, and collard greens . . . Iyou espece de racistj. To Elizabeth, I leave the future. One day you will have it all, and with a little luck so will I. I love you. To my mother and father and lane and Stephen and Starr and Max and Fred, I love you all very much. To Greenhill I leave my gratitude. It was sheer hell at times, but it was worth it. f If 0' I tres francais . . . in love with MB .... studies . . . eats ig class. . .Neiman's girl. . .Dana. . .NY. . .sweet. . .middl school cheerleader . . . pretty . , . Elizabeth . , . Barishniko' . . ,loves to buy shoes. , ,hard worker. . .Mikhail. . .Chinzig always willing to help. . .apples. . .a real biddy. . .beautifu hair . . . a super person . . . pillow talk lay Berry Levy last of the Levy's . , . Valerie . . . teacher's pet . . . dangerous driver . . . Peavy . . . The IAY-WAY . . . fastest wrong answer in the west . . . great laugh lines . . . lAYlAY . . . talks a lot . . . jaybird . . . eats pencils . . . active . . . smart . . . good-looking . . . love letters from camp Timberline . . . No. 12 . . , maniac . . . always picking fights . . . spin the bottle . . . always loved C.S. . . . well dressed . . . fast car . . . gum in Calculus . . . loudmouth Levy . . . the old goat's favorite . . . going steady . , . has a great future. ' l, lay Levy, being of destructive mind and built body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Alan, another life so you can play football. To Thomas llHollywood Perryman, a ticket to a Houston game tHollywood's therel, a pro contract, Erin, a thousand punches at me, and a ticket to Airplane. To Mayer, a tennis scholarship and a medical degree tto cure yourselfl. To Grossman, a six pack, a race car, a million books and your own newspaper. MM., wanna trade cars? Susan Bauman, thanx for the pass in photo and I leave you Rob. Brenda, thanx for the S.K. help. To Leland Harris, a house in North Dallas, an eight pack of baby bulls and a football scholarship. To David Uviagillal Schneider, 1 million dollars to lose in cards, my fullback position, Deidre. To Beth, mono iyou've always got it from the St. Marks guysl, kosher meat, and a bottle of Bacardi. Natalie, luv that accent, l leave you Bo, an American flag, one bottle of tillie pink l9th gradel, ear muffs. To Lisa Meech, T.P., fun for two more years at Greenhill. To Sam, my athletic ability, laugh lines, and a ball of strings. To Robcky, all the advice you gave me, Rockyl, ll. . ., Billy and Humphrey, two collarbones and one correct woof to Pepper. To Erin, Cars. To Paula, 1000 spies and 12 inches. To Bernie, infinite kegs, a hat, the circle, ninth grade fun lwhat we rememberl, Pizza Inn, thirty pounds from Leland, Beth, Laura, Dee, Dr. l., a lightpole ireplacement for Midwayl, and a fro-pick. To Bo, fourteen years on the Hill, my books fyou always borrow them and lose theml, Natalie, a Z-28, plaster of Paris ffor your bad breaksl, a baseball hat collection and a bottle of tickle pink. To Cathy, l leave the great memories of our childhood, let's be friends forever. Coach Fuller, thank you for the encouragement in football, l needed it, To Coach Hall, thank you for being a friend, an advisor, and a super soccer coach, good luck with Greenhill athletics. Lauran, Leslie, lack, we finally made it out of Greenhill. To my parents, thanx for sending me to Greenhill despite the problems. Greenhill, it was good, it was bad, but best of all, its over. Valene, I love you. i C Ml f I, l 1 51 Sam B. Marcus, lr Boho . . . always late to school . . . IIBowzer . . . Natalie. . .MOJO . , . totally blind . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . never himself on the phone . . . cute 81 cuddly . . . Elbows . . . knows all the shortcuts . . . valentines party . . : Bo face . . . one day older . . . catches baseballs with his eyes . . . clutz . . . great friend . . . preppie all the way . . : flavored pen accidents happen . . . been at G-hill torever . . . karate expert . . . HP girls . . . eats like a camel . . . a really great guy I, Bo Marcus, having spent I5 years at I4255 Midway, have anxiously awaited this moment. Being of unique mind 81 broken body, I bequeath the following: Mrs. Wolfram: a huge THANK YOU: Mr. Gonzales: our friendship: Mrs. Kuykendall: my appreciation for all your help: My parents: my love 84 thanks for everything. You'll know your investment has paid off when I pay for V2 of your next car: lerry: the Camaro's ashtray so you may store 37's ashes 81 the reality that I made it! Lester: a set of slaves: Cathy: accidents fthey do happenig Winsor: respect: Doug: old times 81 luck: Susan B: a new car 84 happiness: Erin: no more air-head 84 Tom: Bryan: driving lessons Bt luck: Deirdre: Chili's, a scary night 81 your future: Susan L: what you deserve, Mike: Gina: all night talks, fewer probs, 26's 84 a great friendship: Mark M: Iifesavers, Kentucky Fried, my respect for your determination 81 sincerity: lay: Colorado, ability to be friends after fights, help on tests, 9th grade term paper, all the fun we've had St I4 yrs of friendship: Mike: the cat house, my plans, our MISTAKES, Susan 84 a friendship I could not do without. P.S: our dreams will come true: Rob: 4 yrs as a Trojan, THE clutz award, Mick, life as a celebrity, 84 my appreciation for the help 81 sincerity you've given me: Tom: the Mavs cuz the Rangers 81 a divorce from Cathy so you can have Erin: Beth: whatever 84 whoever you want tif you stop changing your mindi, a lifetime supply of free favors 81 many thanks: Paula: your place at 5:03 for some heavy RF, the right guy 81 our smiling faces: David: Adidas, my carpet, lay's leg, blonds to share, expenses, 84 our friendship: Bernie: Pizza Inn, an orgy iahll, Shelly's button, D.D., last minute TPs, a gift certificate for a high ride in the sky, 7 yrs of b-ball 81 other fun 81 our friendship: To Natalie, I leave our past . . . my thanks for never giving up, the happiest 8 months I could ever have, quarrels, an apology 8 a lifetime of memories. And our future . . . cuddles, better timing, a wish, 81 finally, my love forever. To the Hill I leave your future. To those whom I have not included for some reason or another, I leave the Rolling Stones, memories of myself-you'Il hear about me, 84 a lifetime of luck: i llya,fllALm! This Page Sponsored by Sam B Marcus Diane Elizabeth Masters Winsor, I don't know what I would've done without you . . . phone about??? But stick with Clarence 84 thanks for helping me. For Win-Z, I leave a BLT, it's on me. One day you'll tell me about conversation in Sp. with K. M. ILY. Linda, thanks for the help K. M. Can't believe y'all are I1 mo. 84 still going. Keep him, he's orth it tNeal, don't blow itj. I leave you a I2 yr. friendship with o fights, the back seat of Keith's car. a double date 81 I still think t's gross. Laura, you better place out of math! As for D. B., if you eren't so stubborn! I leave you I fight Q15 minutes!! 1 date with ach guy til the right one KD. B.?I 81 a messy room only you 84 I can nderstand. You both have been sisters to me 81 ILY. Can you take yrs. more? Cheri, I leave you the bestest friendship since 6th, endless alls, MV, EN, DC, polishing silver, more trouble we could handle, long talk about K. M., my thanks 81 love forever. Marc, I leave you y arm whenever you need it. You put up with the tears, an occasional ad mood, 84 everything 81 ILY. Diane, I leave you 100 trips to get ogurt, a jar of maraschino cherries, Kennels, visits at 7:30 AM, drop y anytime. You owe me a bucket of water . . . and to think, we used to hate each other! Izzy, I leave you a locker on your own, 'DSC AM. lnever forgive youj COR 81 N. M. Krista, I leave Phil. Stacie, I LONG night 81 I fun one. Fiedler, a big THANKS, ILY. Debo, 2 yrs. to go 81 keep an eye on Keith. ILY. Mommy 81 Daddy, thanks for all the caring 81 understanding. I LOVE YOU! Lastly, Keithafer, try to stay out of trouble 81 keep your pants up around Lisa! Thank you tor being so patient, it means the world to me. I LOVE YOU. YTBPOM . . . I mean everything it says. I leave you my love forever, H. E. KKQQCUILQ LWYZMZQIII f N DiDi . . . a really unique laugh . . . Keithafer . . . crazy . . . adorable . . .fun to be with. . .swimmer. . .'IWhaty Whatsters . . .Sangers girl . . . Boom boom . . . chocolate chips 81 fritos . . . Money in her pocket . . . UT bound . . . slap happy . . . red cars . . . the famous memo board . . . ballet . . . K. M .... bells on her shoes . . . a real cutie 53 Michael lan Matyas Sophomore Class Vice President National Honor Society Vice President 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation French National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Geometry Award 9 Pre Calculus Award 11 Debate Club Vice President 12 Quiz Bowl 11 Varsity Volleyball 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 Greenhill Programs Committee Greenhill Academic Committee 54 Maitai. . .girls, girls, girls. . .cute. . .very smart. . .TyStick Matyas . . . flirt . . . BBYO . . , ladies and beer . . . responsible . . . Mr. Suave . . , likes to have a good time . . . ITT '79 . . . beard . . . Mikey likes anything. . .cynical but lovable. . .volleyball. . .always on the floor . . . a genuinely warm individual . . . nom beads . . . really nice To David, I leave the patience to endure Mother, and a happy, successful future at Greenhill and everywhere else. To All at Greenhill, I say good-bye and thank you. There have been some good times and some bad ones. There have been some fun times and some boring ones. There have been some hard times and some easy ones. l will always remember them. 7222 ffiifm Mark S. Mayer sf on f 1 . 5 ' f - 1' ry. J. I 1 .., l p..-- Varsity Tennis 9 10 11 12 tennis, tennis, tennis . . . D.C's party of '78 . . . loves Mr. K's jokes M.V.P. 11 . . .works hard. . .'lstud , . .quiet. . .dedicated. . .handsome Captain 11 . . . What round did you lose in Wimbledon? '... willing to help Environmental Studies Award 11 . . . great smile . . . cute . . . ought to go pro . . . an all around great guy l, Mark S. Mayer, upon the completion of 14 years at Greenhill, will to the following: The 10 other seniors who have made it since pre-school: the satisfaction of graduating. Rob A: a ride to school 84 a '66 mustang. Stone: movies, B. j. 81 Rocky XXX. Doug G.: your backhand 81 M. S. doubles matches. Peppard: another plane ride. C. S.: a glance 84 an answered call. T. Hollywood P: an unwanted 'flak jacket 81 the royalties from your umpire. Mary: my calls for help 84 a continued friendship. Alan B: your athletic ability 81 hope for the best. Bo: grades to average, 2 midnight movies in a row 81 your respectable taste in music. lay: the NFL, Bo to disagree with. Leland: a flight from Oak Cliff 81 H. W. to do on time and thanks for the advice. Cheri: tennis 84 a long friendship. Mark B: french classes, sarcasm 84 a good team to play on. Mike M: doubles to improve 84 more time to play. Winton: your willingness not to conform. Mr. Cammill: a simple yes or uno answer 84 my deepest appreciation for the help and confidence. Mr. Blanchard: countless miles 81 thanks for your constant encouragement. Coach Hall: my thanks for the help 81 advice over the years. Mr. Kittleman: the Metro League 84 SPC to win, St. Marks to beat, the tennis program to improve, and undefeated season, my sincerest appreciation 84 thanks for the years of friendship 84 encouragement. I have learned a lot from Greenhill and the people here, both good 84 bad. The road has been long 81 hard, but well worth the effort. The hours in.class and on the court have also taught me a lot. Things are not ending, but just about to begin. The times spent here I will not forget, nor will Greenhill. ,Z 55 Michael William Metzger Mikey . . . his car matches his eyes . . . tennis bum . . . good looking . . . cradle robber . . . Hoops . . . loves S.L. . . . band-aid boy . . . flirt . . . 'lWhat's the deal? . . . K. M. . . . the milk boy . . . always goes home early . . . VH concert . . . broadway actor . . . T bar M. . .always dresses nice. . .innocent. . .resident pro. . .artistic . . . Pittsburgh . . . Richardson . . . cute guy l, Mike Metzger, being of stubborn mind and unique body, do hearby leave to the following: To my parents, all my love and respect, but most of all, thanks for all the opportunities you have given me. Mr. Kittleman, thanks for being so patient. To Cheri, a sometimes friend, thanks for getting me into the Hill. To Elizabeth, a night at your house if l win our bet. To Linda and Laura, a thirty year old, mature ice hockey player for both to share, and thanks for all the homework and labs I copied. To Natalie, some driving lessons and someone who cares about you, Bo. To Paula, a date with M.S. and a tennis scholarship. To Susan, a trip to Colorado, a date with Rob, and a good shrink ibecause I don't know all the answersl. To Sam, a date with any athlete and a book on how to kiss. To Beth, a wild time at The Cars, any guy at St. Marks fyour choicej and my car. To Kim, lane's party and talking about how boring a certain person is. To Bo, Natalie and Mick, our plan that never happened, an almost fun time with Barbie, and lulius Caesar. To Bernie, a baseball scholarship, the Van Halen concert which l'll always remember, and a date with D. D. To lay, all the dates you can handle, my car, and the hopes of being tall. To Rob, Sylvester and Billy, USC, and a bottle of wine which you won't drink. To Leland, Aggieland and a trip to Oklahoma with Duggy Poo and the team. To David, a trip to Trinity Christian to meet Mary, and a date with Deidre. To Mark, a healthy body and Bob as a doubles partner, To Susan L., l leave you all our great times, and some not so great fone which involved cleaning up my carj, all the hours I talked to you and your mom on the phone, and my love forever. You're the best! So long. 3' A zzz 56 Douglas L. Miers .-.AA Great artist . . . brain . . . nice guy . . . humor editor . . . holy ieans. . .Dugulus. . ,sounds like youjust woke up. . .I'You worm! t . , incessantly harassed by Somer 81 Telford . , . football . . . easily angered I, Doug Miers, being of burnt out mind but otherwise sound health, do hereby leave the following memories to their respective recipients: To Rob, wasted days and wasted nights, the DCCC Rush concert, Circumstances , and a gnob for Christmas. To Ellis, a body building kit and a little competence in debate. To Hollywood, your own nickname and someone else's laugh. To Sevak, a lifetime supply of egg sandwiches and a Khomeine doll, To Stomper, a book entitled How to pick up girls and a Robert Redford mask. To Kent, a pair of brass knuckles for hitting Ellis. To Mike, the Calculus Award and the Waterslide. To Asner falias Leonardl a communist pamphlet and an abstraction. Leland, do you remember Peppard's party? fl don't think soll To Money, a set of electric hair curlers. To jeff, a Marshall brain and the summer af 79. To Smitty, a gun for the fights. To Lipper, plenty of P and ots of buzz. To Mary, Six Flags and something that might have been. To Chell, T. R. at Lester's, and to Cheri I leave a RG on the gym. As for Mr. Norris, at last! An advisor who can handle me for over i year! fand good luck with your new humor editor, you'll probably weed it.l To Mr. Williams, my thanks. I learned more in 205 about nyself than I thought I could at school. To Mr. Beall, a successful debate Jrogram. To Mr, Kittleman, a lay android for all your future classes he walks, talks, chews gum in class and always has the first wrong inswerl. To Mr. Allen, a positive attitude and a little class, To Magister fellios, an everlasting memory-but are you still out there? Somewhere? 'o Mr. Gammill, an excellent history teacher, twherever you arej. Finally, o Coach Smith I leave my greatest respect but a scrawny line in '81. 'o the rest of Greenhill's students I say goodbye and good riddance. 'o G. H. parents I leave many years of increasing tuitions, and don't orget about donation requests fI'm sure they won't let youl. Football 9 10 11 12 Varsity 10 11 12 TISC Hon. Ment. 11 12 Student Council 12 Evergreen Humor Editor and Cartoonist 11 12 President of Debate Team U. S. Histor y Award 11 Debate Award 11 james Lafferty Latin Award 10 Ch Pin 10 11 12 Mu-Alpha-Theta Math Honor Society National Honor Society National Forensic League Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 11 Now I've gained some understanding Of the only world that we see Things that I once dreamed of Have become reality These walls that still surround me Still contain the same old me lust one more who's searching for The world that ought to be All the same We take our chances Laughed at by time Tricked by circumstances Plus ca change Plus c'est la meme chose The more that things change The more th stay the same Qing f t 'VIVQQ ll o o I. lp Hit. , ' 1 . f ,SXN if X X fx Xa f 5 .V 5 . I Q aaa Erin Patricia Moran , I may not be the fastest I may not be the tallest or the strongest I may not be the best or the brightest But one thing I can do Better than anyone else . . . that is to be me. Leonard Nimoy I, Erin Morgan, being of Yankee blood and Chicago accent, leave to the following: Paige-'!pop , lessons in the VW, membership card to 'Islip sliding away club, Mr. Tunnel, a lasting friendship. Laura-a watch though it wouldn't do any good, SPC trips, Chapters 1-20 in Econ, your l'own kind of guy. Linda-patience, ability to turn my wrist blue, right field. Chell-'lexciting Spanish, understanding, Eranky-baby, DC Football game, phone calls, Braum's sundaes, someone to talk to. LY. Rob-oreos forever, notes from English, Robsy-Bobsy, a commercial, statue of Liberty, thanx for being there. LY! Tom-free trip to any ice rink, the llnext dance, my batting average, Tuesdays, my Irish temper, chop liver, L'importance c'est la rose, and another try. LY! Leland-Fuzzy-Wuzzy, my cold hands, extra bone, and ability to make me smile. Bobby-Hi Silly, all your 'lyes's , phone calls, Biology, a good friendship. David-my beautiful legs, a free peek, a final lldavy, davy crockett . . Corey and David IHi Hulkl-singing, choosing the station, a friend. Cheri-a tail pipe and Booger. len-Biology, Billy loel, a colorful cast and llfar out and funky man! Chris-A clean locker, faded flannel shirts, one more note, understanding, and a friend-keep in touch-LY! lay-your l'cute laugh lines, Cars, my English folder and a final fts! Mike-badminton and an AP biology assistant. Susie-calculus, soap operas, freckles Cfrom Seanj and a lasting friendship. Ellis-day without snide comments and a nice conversation. Sevak- dictionary and a friend. Mr. Solon-a sense of humor, nice talks, and a friend-Mr, Gonzales-thanx for helping me get adjusted Groucho! Mr. Manes-an advisory without me, what more could you ask for! Everyone back home-I miss you and love you! Dede-Buggs says hi-l've said it all so I'll just call this weekend. STIST-all our memories from Raye and Chayes and most of all, Shiner. Mom-no more traffic jams and finally a clean room. Dad-Thanx for all youlve done. I hope I can make you proud of me - ya know Ido love you! Always and forever. P.S. To all the guys I left out, the memories are still there. Thanx for letting me share them with you! I ll me 58 smart . . . do I detect a bit of sarcasm? . . . pretty . . . Hollywood . . . oreos . . . loanie . . . forgets her glasses . . . Chicago girl . . . Homewood Elossmoor . . . T.P .... fun to be around . . . the day-October 30th . . . cute bro . . . loves Grover , . . Yankee . . . llyou guys! . . . softball . . . all-American girl . , . Lookit! . . . always falling down . . . no shoes . . .ja-lop-eno . . . laughs a lot I john Murphy johnny . . . bowling shoes . . . great actor . . . caffeine addict . . Murphy's Laws pencils . . . Sid . . . durrr . . . wake up, john . . . plays beautiful ballet-tennis . . . Maude and Claude at midnight . . . Monet freak . . . Henry . . . one-ball two-ball , . . genius . . . B525 . . . in another world . , . Ethel and Barbara and lean and Bette . . . NYC . . . Murph . . . Hand if I don't turn in my will . . . . . . the WNW 59 Linda Chell Newberry Don't look back-a new day is breakin' It's a new horizon and I'm awakinf now Oh I see myself in a brand new way The sun is shinin'-The clouds are breakin' 'Cause I can't lose now-there's no game to play The road is callin'-today is the day. Boston In the hours of distress and misery, the eyes of every mortal turn to friendship, In the hours of gladness and conviviality, what is our want? It is friendship. When the heart overflows with gratitude, or with any other sweet or sacred sentiment, what is the word to which it would give utterance? A friend. I, Chell Newberry, leave to the following: My parents: more respect than is sometimes recognizable, a whole lot of thanks and the kid who was the exception to all of your rules. Dad: an extra golf ball for those times when the ball has a mind of it's own. Mom: a deck of cards and a red Corvette. Trish, Dave, Tabitha, and?, many nights filled with anger, tears, and laughter. Thanks-ILY. Ioseph O. -a lIbroken thumb, an Eastern Onion birthday, and much admiration. To Kathy, one more term paper-fsomeday l'll learn to type-but don't count on it!! Mary-the best, the worst, and everything in between-our friendship will never fade. Dr. Winz-Mr. Right, a 450-SI, Ms. Roman's A8tM, those afternoons off-campus, the memories of our friendship-Upper School wouldn't have been the same without you. Susan-you know wholl, one of many great summers, RTL, and a promise-l'll always be within reach. Natalie-Notes about ?, frantic phone calls, the best junior year possible and a friend forever. Erin-a license, a car, someone to count on and the resolution NOT to swear-DAMN IT!!! Cindy-12 very different years and a friend. Alan-someone to put your arms around, cheer up, and ONE date. Leland-A8fM. Robert A.-The song llI'll get even with you, a concert with your girlfriends, and some tact. Jennifer R.-Mr. Aardvarrk, concerts, C of S, THOSE guys, and a jogging partner. Frank-2 great dates and whatever it is you want, sorry I don't know but you understand , Lynn-great times, talks, and frizzy perms. Laura-a Texas accent, a silver RS, and your laugh. David K.-a cutlass, an open alley at DC's, The Cars, and lots of laughs. Albert+someone to send to Weight Watchers. Adrien-Heck's slumber parties. To my teachers-more thanks than possible and a raise. Mr. Piel-4 crazy years and zillions of thanks. To everyone I have any kind of memory of, I leave those memories. That is the best I could give or receive. Later. Chello . . . nice car . . . margaritas . . . nice . . . T. R. . . . big little sis . . . Van Halen . . . 'lmake me mad . . . always laughing . . . Mr.'s best friend . . . space cowboy . . . pass it! . . . quiet . . . French with Mrs. White . , . has come a long way . . . a good friend . . . TR-7 . . . ice cream This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Newberry Elizabeth Paige Parsons Paigee . , . quick-hide me . . . red bug . . . V.P .... beautiful girl . . . Euphoria 1066 . . . never at school . . . soccer . . . P. 1. . . . nice . . . always on privileges . . . PFPF . . . can find her with Barbie . . . athletic . . . funny . . . 'they just delivered lunch . . . Parsley . . . alfa romeo . . . with B. G. and A. K. . . . Corey's sis . . . softball '80 . . . Hey, lt's Paige. I, Paige Parsons, being of rebellious mind and only slightly short body leave the following: To Corey: a room to put your drums in, your own bathroom, a pro contract in the sport of your choice, and two more years on the hill, good luck! To the Butches: a great freshman and sophomore year and a special friendship. To MSZ: a ninth grade crush you never knew about and friendship. To Lester: Lesterism and great parties. To Thomas Hollywood: freshman homecoming, a trip to the fair and luck in the future. To R. N.: someday it'll all catch up with you. To Staci: long talks, Walon and Willie, a friendship that, l hope, will keep growing and happiness always. To Diane M.: 7th-12th and a friendship that means a lot to me. To Erin: The ability to stand up, your Russian heritage, doritos, and long exhale, and friendship. To Ann and Kamma: pizza and beer at the end of the street. D. l.'s, late night phone calls, the car of your dreams and everlasting friendship. To Laura: long talks, a trip to Austin fl'll drivej, the ability to throw a softball to lst base, a quarter pounder without cheese, onion rings, and a cheery pie. You mean a lot to me. Let's keep in touch! To Barb: fl hope this list doesn't get out of hand! late night excursions, a trip to the zoo, studying at the library, tif we could only stop laughingl, Arby's and a jamocha shake, guacamole, a double play, Weatherford?!, a trip to Austin, a dip cone, a yogurt, ETSU, a few tears and lots of laughs! Thanks for making my last two years so special. l love you! If you ever need anything, l'll be around. l love you! To Greenhill: l leave you all your rules and regulations that I never could figure out and one big goodbye guaranteed to last for as long as possible. Later . . . much. az 'qu lan orman Peppard Ally Baby . , . corvette . . . sweetie . . . Willie Nelson fan . . . man of many cars . . . Prez . . . knows all the corny lines . . . Ski trips . . . Big Al . . . P.H .... old timer on the Hill . . . paper bombs in French . . . OK, Movies . . . shoots the bull very well , . . astute , . . Alan B .... TNC . . . world traveller . . . 'IWhere's the salt? . . . Ozzie and Harriet . . . a real ladies' man I, Alan Peppard, being of sound mind that waits for my body to catch up, do hearby bequeath the following: To Mark M., a wack-out party. Rob, he's puffin' around the corner. To Sevak, our shared taste in women. Tom, a gram cracker, a glass of milk, a nap and longevity. David B., my respect for your tenacity. To Mr. Foote, I leave his affinity for diplomacy. To Mrs. Kuykendall, I leave the knowledge that without her, I'd still be in Freshman English. To Peyton, I leave an unbreakable gold necklace. Cindy, a night on the town. To Mary, I leave the problems of a Canadian pilot in a strange city, your half of the phone bill and the famous line, I'But I swear I'm I8. To Cheri, I leave your sexy wink. To Chell, don't forget the night after we graduate from college. To Kenny fthe last of a dying breedl, I leave Samurai Night Fever, a case of Fosters, and HER, wherever we may find her. To Ellis, Capitalism, I'Better dead than Red! To Missy and Sue, I leave fried zuccini and my love. To Alan, I leave the meaning of the word IIstud and the warning that if you ever snow ski better than I, I'll take my name back and everyone will call you Ray. You're a great friend, take care. To Dad, according to B. D., 'If you just keep hittin' at it, somethin's bound to cut loose. And to Greenhill, after nineteen years of Kathy, Bob, Mary Ann and Alan, THANX! M4 My 62 Thomas Ray Perryman We dreamers have our ways Of facing rainy days, But somehow we survive. We keep the feelings warm. Protect them from the storm, Until our time arrives. Then one day the sun appears And we come shining through those lonely years. just aim beyond the clouds: And rise above the crowd, And start your own parade. 'Cause when I chased my fears away That's when I knew that I could finally say I made it through the rain. Barry Manilow After writing about twenty different drafts of this thing, I've come to the conclusion that there is no way for me to say all that I want to say. So I won't try. I will try to let each individual know how I feel rather than spend thousands of words here. In my fifteen years here there have been many memories and many special people: Mr. Fulton, Mr. Foote, Coach Clasby, Mr. Manes, Miss Roman, Madame White, the lunchroom and playground gangs etc. You all have my respect and affection. To Doug: I leave enough laughs to last a lifetime, and there will be more. Huds and junky: I leave some 'lheavy taIks and a promise to keep in touch. Erin, I leave you Dede, the Sox, and Addison policeman and a can of pop GJ, plus me and my friendship. Lastly, to David, John, Mom, and Dad: thanks for everything, I love you, and you won't ever be able to get rid of me. I can't name everyone who has given me something special, but I hope that I have left something special in some way to each of you. Thanks Greenhill! I'II never forget you. And now if my next eighteen years are as good as my first eighteen, I'm in for one helluva life. Catch ya later. Laura Cheryl Prager Field Hockey 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 captain 12 Softball 9 10 11 12 1st team all conference TISC 10 11 2nd team all conference SPC 10 1st team all conference SPC 11 MVP 11 Basketball Princess 10 Evergreen 12 I, Laura Prager, leave to the following: D. T., P. B., K. R., 81 L. F.: good times in the past 81 good luck in the future: l. F.: BBG 81 D. C.: Deirdre: secret talks: Valencia: 100 Polos. Leland: your own identity, not jay's: Mike: all our talks 84 one beautiful car: Cheri: sticks 84 SMU athletes: D. L. S.: a date we never had 81 good times: Cathy: one last date with S. V. 81 2 double dates: lay: the ability to tell us apart: Keith: straight hair, Diane, 81 visits to Austin anytime: Neal: my sister, ya'lls fights and good times. ILY. Brenda: Brookhaven Tennis 84 my mother's jokes: David G.: great friends 81 memories: Mark S.: late nights 81 the dollars I owe you: Evan: your jokes, late nights, 81 a kiss goodnight thru the screen: Mark B.: freshman homecomingfgoing steady 81 one used tape: Erin: 2 laps per tardy, cleats, economics 84 the ability to shoot the finger correctly: Anita: freshman homecoming, V2 a carnation 81 many great times: Barbie: 1 more year at Hell Hill, 1 perfect throw to 1st 81 a 2 day vacation: Paige: an air conditioned car, 1 night at GH after we almost beat a national team, licorice welts 81 one rolling race up hill: Rob: a boxing glove key chain, a phone call, a fantastic night with Billy joel 81 secrets l'll never tell: ILY: Dean: Texas-OU weekend, feelings that I never show, a lesson in being stubborn 81 all my love. Mr. Fiedler: 2 letters I deserved, my respect 81 more thanks than you know: Lisa: There is so much to leave you 81 not enough words to say it all. I know our friendship will last forever. See you at college. ILY much. Diane: the clothes we share, math help, 8:00 arrivals. Diane, it is so hard to leave you anything because they would only be pieces of memories. We'll have a blast at Texas. ILY. Linda 81 Larry: I leave you the great times we've shared 81 so much love that I have for you both. Mom 81 Dad: my love 81 gratitude for the times you helped when I thought I could do it alone. Thanks for everything. I love youll! Lawa . . . looks like the one in red . . . never answers the phone . . . a nutural . . . knows exactly who is going out with vho . . . tan. . .outgoing. . .UT bound. . .does the baby sitting. . .always late . . . old reputation . . .skinny . . . pretty . . . Dean's 2nd . . . athletic. . .dresses well. . .cute. . .doubletrouble. . . immature . . . pinatas . . . model Linda Carol Prager ' YWL. Laura's other half . . . gets what she wants . . . Neal . . . twinkies .. . . styles . . . LCP 1 . . . pretty . . . says what's on her mind . . . models . . . UT bound . . . SMU guys . . . aren't you exaggerating just a bit? . . . hair . . . loves to argue . . . the one in red . . . pretty . . . loves to spend money . . . skin 84 bones . . . never satisfied . . . athletic . . . helpful Volleyball 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 1C 11 12 Softball 9 11 12 Captain 12 Track 10 Evergreen 12 Mortarboard 10 I, Linda Prager, leave to the following: C. S.: long talks about similar problems, A. F.: a friendship that's lasted a long time 81 hopefully will last forever. V. D.: a book on how to keep physically fit. L. F. 84 K. R.: your very own Fridays. D. T. 81 P, B.: an air conditioned gym. B. C.: a friendship that began in the 5th grade with summer softball. Good luck. C. A.: a basketball season you never played. I. V. 81 P. P.: 2 more years of being failures. I. F.: AZA 84 Monsky nom. E. M.: right field 81 and the ability not to fall down. L. H.: a million hugs R. S.: a 6th grade romance. M. B.: a date with the girl of your choice. M. M.: a lifesize picture of Susan. I. L.: a permanent girlfriend. D. L. S.: a lifetime supply of blonds that resemble T. T. B. H.: a bottle of bleach Ionly kiddingI8f a permanent tennis partner. Stacy: talking in the commons. Keith: Diane, a midnight movie 84 a double date. Evan: late visits at 2:00 am, donuts at midnight 81 a friendship I'lI never forget. Don't ever change. ILY. Mark S.: visits with Evan 81 a bedroom window for my house. Dean: 1st Texas-OU weekend 81 my sister. Mr. Fiedler: thanks for supporting me through the years. I couldn't have made it without you. Diane: How could I only say a few words about a friendship of which I could write an entire book on. I'm glad we've become so close during the past few years 81 I know we always will be. VVe're gonna have a blast at UT. ILY. Lisa: Where do I begin? Our friendship has become more than just a friendship. You're a sister to me 81 I know we'll always stay close. See you in a year. ILY. Neal: 10 months, the longest relationship I've ever had, a lot of GREAT times, a fight now 81 then, 84 all my love! Take care. l'll miss you. Laura 81 Larry: memories of the past 81 more to come. You're the greatest! Larry: I also leave you 5 more years, my car, 81 no more answering the phone. Mom 84 Dad, I want to thank you for all the encouragement you have given me over the years. Thanks for being there when I needed you. ILY. a4.p.,.ssQ..,.,,, l 65 Kathi Ravkind When one searches, one will never find. Expect the unexpected. There's a light in the depths of your darkness. Let it shine, Dan Fogelberg great tan . . . Trixie . . . always has gum , . . llmama . . . always with L. F. . . . pretty . . . Lake Grapevine , . . Elaine Powers . . . CCC . . . Fridays . . . salads . . . ski trips . . . can't spell . . . Donny , . . Hi Risk . . . K. C. R .... Hawaii . . . Phyllis . . , lolly Rancher . . . the luckies-not . . . always borrowing . . . Rod Serling in the Twilight Zone . . . 18 . . . clutzy . . . spoiled . . . fun l, Kathi Ravkind, being of absent mind 81 body, leave to the following: Ann: a special friendship: Pam: out of town romances: Linda 84 Laura: memories of 12 years at Greenhill: Leland: a hug: Finally to the one 84 only Click: Cathy: lucky skirt, memories we've shared for the past 15 years 84 a friendship that'll last forever: Anita: tha mama song, Gainesville 81 some groovin' times: Vinci: all those older guys including the probs that come with them. Now to a few people in a group of their own: To my level headed well endowed friend Laurie: Bahapee- shawjollyrancher, C 84 W, super bowl and all the eves, Fridays, getting tipsy, summerfun, Padre, crazy lady, kitchen table, IDs, 'coulda been with 'em, oppy scars, Donny 84 Snotty, Paul Martin, Cavalcade material . . .an everlasting friendship. Loveya. Mrs, Friedman:you'rethegreatest mom besides mine: Eddie 84 Ben: my sub brothers. Thanx for taking care of meg Susie: thanks for being a friend, Mom 84 Daddy: Not only are ya'll the best parents in the world, but you're my favorite people. Thanks for everything you've done 84 given me . . . esp. Donny. By the way, I Love You: Brett: l left the best looking for last. I leave you my deepest respect for everything you've done 81 my greatest confidence in all your plans for the future, Thanx for being a great brother. Well Greenhill, see ya later. l'm finally checkin' out. lt's been fun??ll xfafft Q?4,.fzgCQ Deirdre Marie Reishus naturally beautiful . . . quiet , . . always with Pam . . . nice . . . Dee . . . summer '80, mad love . . . boy crazy . . . gymnastics . . . BCC . . . photogenic . . . the mighty halfbacks . . . SWTSU . . . sweet . . . Newman Smith . . . Sangers. . .catch her eating. . .now she smiles . . . a true blond . . . artistic . . . funny . . . homecoming queen I, Deirdre Reishus, leave to the following: Pam: gratefulness for being so sweet when I first came, plenty of 'II can't believe it's yogurt, a replay of space invaders, !!What's this about a Hyke? , soccer, go for the gold! You're a great friend. ILY. Nat: blonds 4ever, DFTR full blast, double dates, I!Stepford Wives, Del Taco, a kidnapping caper, 81 a long overdue talk. ILY. Paula: a summer of mad love, Nigger Knocking, crawling across Churchill park. TG it wasn't C's car, BH lunches 81 bulging bellies. ILY! Beth: lots of full moons, trips to see the Wizard, stolen golfcarts, sorry we tipped over, 84 lots of good times when we were friends, !'Party Girl g David: a pair of MUIB, uwant to fight? , your ability to eat a cake in I sitting, a flaming menu, 81 a bottle of AB. Bo: stripes at Tom Thumb, lunch at Chili's, letters from 'Ithe prison 81 thanks for being there. LY! Bernie: 'I can't stand it. I gotta hold my nose! MDBYN! the middle lane of the water slide, my head will never be the same. Val: your 81 D's jokes all thru Algll 84 when I open my mouth Mrs. B's Deirdre, shut up. Laura: a good Ist impression 81 a trip to Austin: lay: the Christopher Reeves look, Di: a summer at Sangers, Leland: success in Mr, W's class: Alan P: windshield wipers for Mr. l's class 81 a good French grade, Mrs. Ellis: thanks for the lessons in bringing mind 84 body together. My parents: thanks for sending me to G-hill 84 then putting up with me. ILY! Mark: If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it's yours forever-you're mine! and also I leave you a long wait that was well worth it. It is impossible for me to try 81 fit on this page all the people 81 events I want to be accounted for, but still all will be remembered in my heart. Everyone take care! l'll miss ya! Bye!!! ,Qwwlfcd Lisa Carole Roberts pretty, long red hair . . . Hobbit . . . intellectual . . . tres elegante . . , unicorns . . . Shakespeare nut . . . Bilbo Baggins for President . . . SCA baby . . . super smart . . . a thinker . . . loose bundle of creativity . . . fluent in Elvish . . . National Merit . . . always eating during class . . . poet . . . singers . . . will make it far Pooh looked at his two paws. He knew that one of them was the right, and he knew that when you had decided which one of them was the right, then the other one was the left, but he never could remember how to begin. The House at Pooh Corner. A. A. Milne l l l ,am . .,, I A . , Q A T P' rilit 554 g 5f1+'A 51'-Pkwj -M B wwf teoaalaaq !OP,7'l Tfmuvsbj lt.. To my friends l give love and all its faces. K as A A ,Vhh in it .. K 68 l Mary Burton Rogers is M. Volleyball 9 10 11 12 Captain 12 Softball 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 Music Man The Night Thoreau Spent in lail Mortarboard 9 10 11 12 Secretary 10 Vice President 11 12 Outing Club Hebert Marcus Volunteer 9 10 Most Outstanding Sophomore Most Outstanding lunior Hugh O'Brien Nat'l. Youth Leadership finalist 1979 Student Council Rep. 10 Class President 11 Who's Who 12 Big Mar , . . outgoing . . . athletic . . . friendly . . . has a great house for parties . . . Tom . . . space cowboy on the lookout . . . cute . . .punkrocker. . .Chell8fWinz. . .sweet. . .whenshe'sgrounded, she's GROUNDED . . . Andover . . . smart . . . Buddy Oct. '80 . . . lon . , . great v.b. player I, Mary Rogers, presently being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: Adrien: the perfect set, kill itg D. L. 81 E. B.: the B-525 concert: Robin B.: the East, Sevak: 960 words in 3 weeks, you're a beautiful v.b. player: Brenda: all the guys, more pizza in the trunk: Rob: 2 beautiful dates to the concert of your choice: l. V. 81 P. P.: extra powerful binoculars: Susan B.: Colorado conversations, the perfect wedding for our notebooks: Bill: something to do with your free times, laughs 8: pep talks: Diane: K forever, laugh attacks, a friend that will always be there: Bo: Andover, the grades you've always wanted, Mark S: june '80, what about our date? Cheri: you're a sweet girl 81 a close friend, Mark M: algie help any time, WINZ: skippin' off campus, Clarence tonly the bestj, tuggy, long, long talks, fast driving, it's cool, thanks for all the advice. l leave you with several tears. ALAN: the only one you couldn't get-but what a challenge. Thank you for coming into my life. 2 hour Dallas-Andover calls? Eric's hot tub? T-tops off in December? unnumbered hours talking on the Vette, bugs bunny, Damn, I'm gonna miss you! You're special. You're my friend, the one to brag to. Why did we have so much fun together? We've got to do that someday. Well . . . bye . . . goodbye . . . click, CHELL: bio trip, Colorado trips, songs, guys, cars, my private volleyball coach, my secretary, our double dates, crying, laughing, yelling, reassuring. My best friend lives at 11344 Crestbrook. Mom and Dad: l could never express my love and respect for both of you, but I will always be trying. WW? 69 David Lee Big Dave . . . Brutus , . . artistic . . . Hulk . . . Magilla . . . K. E. . , . well dressed . . . D. R. . . . has a great laugh . . . Q102 album rock. . .jokster. . .Schneid. . .always with Bernie. . .Uncle Dave . . . I am happy to see that your foot is firmly planted where a molar should be . . . not modest . . . wild man . . . pervy . . . loves blonds . . . 'LSO what . . . DLS www, Schneider l 4 1 e ii ii w l, David Lee Schneider, of somewhat extraordinary mind and hulking body, hereby bequeath the following: Bernie: 4 great years, a natural afro, a drunken stupor, 3:30 A.M. 81 an everlasting friendship: Bo: a lesson in women, a dance lesson, a car accident, a psychiatrist, and best wishes for the future: lay tPeavy, Cleotisl levy: 4 inches, 50 pounds, a strong stomache and an easy piece: Mike M. fthe milkman's sony: many women, a good porking, a book on car stereos and a good, friend, me: Leland: many memories, a carry off the football field, fat: jokes, and above all, my respect, happiness, and good luck for thel future: Dierdre: many memories, good and bad, love, friendship and. a helpful experience for the future. Thanks baby cakes. Beth: many, young jewish men, a kosher salami, a new boat and a smile that never, comes: Nat: Deanna, a wonderful friend with a warm smile, Del Taco,4 cookies, and a drunken Birthday: Paula: the cutest girl in the world, a set of snoopy clothes, laughs and dumb jokes like me: Valencia: great fun, punk rock, a good laugh, a trip through never never land' and a pencil in the head: Winton: a great summer, a skateboard and' a session with my dad: L.Ps: many complaints about me, but lots of fun and a support bra: Pam: art 81 friendship: Kateri: my deepest respect, admiration my hope for success and an everlasting hug. Luv ya and don't forget it. To all the teachers who put up with me: my thanks.l I'm glad to be of help by giving you the experience needed to handle my brothers. To everyone else l've forgotten, sorry, it could only be 350 words. Take care and be something you can be proud of. 1 70 This Page Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Schneider T Robert Felix Segovia iiggy . . . quiet and shy . . . holds the worId's record for fewest poken words . . . Sego . . . nice . . . Spanish class . . . never on ime . . . Gonzales' favorite . . . The Invisible man . . . Maude and Ilaude . . . beisbol . . . blue station wagon . . . funny . . . Roberto Baseball 9 10 11 12 I, Robert Segovia, because I have a body, submit my first will and testament to the Greenhill School. I would like to leave the following First of all, I would like to thank all my teachers that have taught me throughout the years for teaching me what I know. Or what I think I know. To T. IIHoIlywood P. I leave one more late night drive through downtown with the gang, world wide fame, a stronger tire, and a keg of Doctor Pepper. To the Gross I would like to leave a turbo engine Carrera so that he would drive a little faster tand not hold up traffic, ha-hal, the college of his choice, a yard full of snakes, and a replacement for I'pepper when the time comes. Oh, and thanks for the French lessons 'Au Mon Dieu -'Pa Mal . To Glaze I leave a car theft alarm, many Miniature Schnauzers, and a new set of radials for when you find your car. To Robert A. I leave many more IIkickbutt days in class. To Mark Asner I leave a future chess match with iSegoskil. To Ross I leave my Religious thoughts so that he can gain infintesmal wisdom in God. To K. D. I leave thanks to you for letting me see your notes when I needed them. To I. W. I leave the question l'How many more days of school? To I-bird I leave a Chinese dinner of Beef and Broccoli. To Bernie I leave good luck when you make it in the IIBig Leagues . To Greg I leave 2 more years of eating in the science building alone. fThe Big 3 are graduatingj. To Sevak I leave an American flag and a pizza. To the young cheerleaders iexcept Bethl, I leave the wish for a decent football team. ilt will not be good when the 1981 seniors leavej. To any of my other friends I do not mention fyou know who you arel I give my best wishes and thanks for being my companions here at Greenhill. Again I would like to express my sincere gratitude for what vou have made of me. I would like to give special thanks to Mr. Gonzales who served as my advisor for four years. Also I would like to thank my parents for spending the t'miIlions they did by letting me go to Greenhill. Finally I say goodbye!! o 71 Susan Marie Smith Susu . . . smart . . . a lefty . . . cute . . . Mike . . . long, brown hair . . . Gonzo's favorite . . . Suzanne and Carolyn . . . falls down in front of her locker . . . Suzy-Q . . . Dash . . . cha-cha-cha- . . . complainer . . . always early . . . pretty and nice 'llt is a funny thing about life, if you refuse to accept anything but the best you very often get it. Somerset Maugham I, Susan Marie Smith, do hearby bequeath the following: To Mr. Gonzales: my love and thanks for your careful guidance and understanding. To Alan P: a friend. To Mike M: Pleeeze! To Lynn: a game of tennis, cha cha cha, and l'Touch me and I'll break your arm! To Carolyn: a painting by Claude Monet entitled 'Impression-Sunrise , Le Harve fremember?j, infrequent but long conversations, a little sister, and our friendship. To Daryl S. falias Lysanderl: a special friendship, some Mediterranean fish, 'lbeauteous Hermia , Boy, you played a mean game, but now . . . and good luck in future endeavors. To Suzanne: oreos tdouble stuff, of coursel, midnight shopping sprees, Robl, the graveyard, how ironic, hunky, a middle name-Sleazanne, the 4th of july, and a fantastic friendship which l hope continues . . . oh yea, one last thing, Funky says you're a . . . ouch! Funky bit me! To Clay B: three methods of relieving minor sunburn pain, and the fact that B. Radley and Atticus love you BIG LOTS. To Scott: happiness, a lady deserving of you, all of my love, and the hope that we will always retain our closeness. To Michael: two bottles of champagne, one for drinking and one because accidents do happen, and my love always. There are no words to tell you how l feel, and it isn't enough to say what l think. To my parents: my deepest respect and admiration, and my thanks for providing me with the opportunity to receive a good education. I love you both more than you can possibly imagine. Finally, l leave, to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. . 'll do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself l seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me Sir lsaac Newton 1 5 Stuart 4 , . www! :Q 5-1 l 1522 7'-1'?'i , V, ,g .Q I wvaaf 1 ?,s?,3,A,1 1 sitfiffff ffmx My ,. .I My ,ff I' E' ' .-5 I Somer once. It's like a loaded pistol enough, somebody is going to worth it. There are not many lot of human lives. Stomper , . . concentration . . . . photographer . . . a proud thing to be near, I know, I had one A dream is not a very safe with a hair trigger: if it stays alive long be hurt. But if it's a good dream, it's dreams in the world, but there are a William Faulkner . . quiet . . . drives like an old lady walk. . .Stubaby. . .ITT'79. .. cross country . . . B.S.A. . . . audiophile . . . The Who . . . D.M.F.C. . . . junior privileged . . . scientific mind . . . always in the darkroom . . . TTL . . . Jethro Tull . . . serious stubborn . . . 'Idon't give me . . . l'Telford, shut up! grief . . . likes to give blood I find it difficult, if not impossib and achievement within the lim le, to document nine years of learning passage. The true substance of the friendships which I have established cannot be portrayed by a mere listing ' r therefore, I will not attempt to its of a three-hundred and fifty word of isolated events and objects, ecollect any of these. To all my friends who have witnessed my failures and triumphs, I leave you with the knowledge that you have been instrumental in my growth and maturity. To my parents, I leave my gratitude Football Manager 9 10 Track 10 Cross country 11 12 Computer Club 9 10 Technical for Theater 9 Mu Alpha Theta Who's Who 11 Evergreen Photography Editor Cavalcade photographer 9 10 11 12 11 12 and respect. 73 74 Cath lean pretty . . . all fratted out . , . always hungry . . . Lauren . . . Lake Texoma . . . tennis bum . . . always with A.F. . . . lovable . . . L.H. . . . colorful and shady . . . not a mama, but a papa . . . million dates . , . talks faster than Laurie . . . wants a BMW . . . hair fiddler . . . E.W ..,. married Tom in lst grade . , . fun to be with l, Cathy Steinberg, who after fifteen years at the Hill, feel it is my right to have an overworked mind and body, leave the following: Leland: 7th grade memories, the operator, girls, and our special friendship forever, lenny: the Mastercharge that changed your wardrobe . . . don't change that or your specialness. Lisa: a neighbor, oreo cookie ice cream plus 3000 calories, and my carwash. Take care of our brother. Loren and Lauren: one more year 'til privileges, two more years at the Hill . . . good luck, Laura and Linda: all our triple dates. Sevak: sixth periods and a new friendship. Kelly: PCGAWD, crazy times and thoughts, and a friend for life. Dana: a lifetime plus six weeks of friendship. lulie Ray: a sister and a friend for life. lay: going steady, Chiquitas, homecoming, and that fourth grade special you will always be to me. Laurie: a real l.D. . . . in a few days, and a shady but colorful friendship. Kathi: from one to another, Saturday tennis, boy problems, untalkable jellybeans, and a friendship that has and will last forever. Valencia: and ear for Erwin, the other for food and fashion, a BBYO and club membership, and sister princess forever. Lori: an assured good time, S.P.C., smiles and tears, secrets and plans, and our unchangeable closeness. I missed you this year. Anita: our sneaky plans, the lake, eating, shopping, little wrecks, fun times PTM, the Arry's, and a friendship everlasting and special, leff: the telephone, the front seat, two more years tdo you think you'll make it without me?l, and my love and friendship forever. Robb: the front seat and phone, only one person to tight with, and a friend and sister who cares. Mrs. Kuykendall: thanks for being that special friend, Your persistance got me through. Mr. Kittleman: since fourth grade you have helped me grow . . . all my thanks and respect. Mr. Gonzales: off campus lunches, matchmaking, and all the trouble you think we caused . . . muchas gracias. Mom and Dad you have given me every possible opportunity . . . and all the love, caring, and understanding to go with it. You have all my love and admiration. And to Greenhill: . . . fifteen years later, l've made it and l'm leaving tlegallylll ,gut gcicwcaeftg .W Steinberg This page sponsored by the Dr. loel B. Steinberg Family Gif? Stuart lan Stephenson Q at sggt- gf., s -:SX f f W, nxt. f. N2 SH Stu . . . cute . . . Rocky Horror . . . Summer '81 . . . punk . . . polite . . . great smile . . . volleyball . . . the dude cain't tawk raht . . . Rachmaninoff and Rundgren . . . innocent charm . . . speaks fluent Japanese-I'Konnichi-wa! . . . great personality . . . a good friend. Walk the line, it's not easy. I must stand alone. It's the kind of life l've chosen, right or wrong. I can feel near me always Something to life up to, Someone to depend upon. When I have fallen from grace, When I grow weak from the pace, I can feel the breath of gentle winds on my face. And when the world crashes in all around me, Then my angel will come and roll away the stone Like a hand reaching down from the heavens. Anywhere, any time, in my mind, I know That a pair of sweet eyes Is watching me wherever I go. Is it real? Am I dreaming? Sometimes I don't know, But I want to believe it's so. Is it profane or divine? Am I insane? I feel fine. I can close my eyes, but I still see it shine. Todd Rundgren I, Stuart Alan Stephenson, being of loud mind and thin body, do hereby leave these worldly possessions to these equally worldly people: To Marc, with a llc Asner, otherwise known as Leonard, I leave my superb ping pong skills so that he may pass this knowledge onto others. To Reverend Ross, I leave the last remaining remnants of our long lost parents. Please, Ross, do not leave them in an airport as well. To both Marc and Ross, I leave the answer to the death of the missing Kennedy, his name escapes me at this moment. To Miss Heather Hutton, I leave an extra long rib tickler so that she may attack from a distance. Whenever you happen to be walking Forest, remember me. To Mr. lohn Murphy, I leave the strong regret that I didn't get to know him as well as I would have liked, have a good life, john. To Miss Cindy Leland, I leave an open heart and warm thanks for having such a sympathetic soul. To Mr. Williams, I leave all of the gratitude in the world for my increased knowledge of the symphony world. May other students be as lucky as I am. To Mr. Tunnell and the rest of the Greenhill faculty concerned, I wish to express my deepest gratitude for the extra special help I received upon arriving here. It helped me greatly. Lastly, but certainly not least, to Miss Lisa Roberts, I leave all the love and respect I have for her, Believe it or not, Lisa, you have helped me sort out many problems I didn't know how to work out. I wish that I, too, may acquire that special power for understanding. kwfdlwel 75 Robert Howard Stone Robby baby . . . funny . . . Billy joel . . . cute . . . accident prone . . . headed for Hollywood . . . NYC . . . he's always right, just ask him, he'll tell you . . . milk 81 cookies . . . jumps roofs . . . Ol' Blue Eyes . . . too modest . . . USC . . . flirt . . . skiing . . . easy going . . .the Knack. . .Cobbler. . .Bogey. . .Howie. . .Rocky. . . Pepper . . . Burger King . . . he'll make it far, just ask his agent I, Rob Stone, being of sound mind 81 toften injuredj body, leave to the following: Beckeroo: Michelle, ping pong, wrestling matches, a good friendship, ski trips fnot Reginaj, 84 respect, Mayer: the Cars, a tennis scholarship, Leland: a creek to play in, wrinkled pockets, Mike M.: a tennis career like Conners, Susan, Paula: Canadian spies out to get me, a diploma from Pigville, 84 a good friend, 'TPep : numerous handshakes, drum lessons, chasing Carter, imitations of Astro, Kenny: CB 84 Pl, Peter Lorre, a good friendship, Brenda: Denney Terrio 81 the Knack, Beth: B-day lunch in Okla., water-skiing, falling in the mud, thanks for your friendship, Laura: phone calls thold on again?lj, Billy loel concert, Bio trip, a good friendship, Bernie: Kramer, snow skiing, KI04, Toilet Bowlers, Goff's, Donut Factory, making me laugh, Tom: Cowboys, Rangers, Erin, 10th grade tennis match fmy ankle still hurtsj, Erin: Tom, Mr. W's class, Oreos, a great friendship, Pam: lessons in nodding your head, Moby Dick, Diane: thanks for your friendship, holding my chin for 3 years, 81 not editing this, Doug: an unedited Billy loel article, frat parties, Susan L.: your face on a magazine, a terrific friendship, Sevak: an Am. citizenship, Nat: an Am. flag to stomp on, rude outbursts of laughter concerning SS., Paul Revere, thanks for always being there, Sarah: a deceased cat, a liberated husband, preppiness forever. Thanks for being a great friend 81 for always making me smile., Susan: 'IThanks for all my help , more expressions than Gloria Swanson, fellow Billy joel fan, Mr. Gonzales, a million 'lla dee da's . You're a terrific friend., Kate: IPS. 43 , I'Thieves , Charlie Brown, N.Y. Pizza Experience, Kramer vs. Kramer , Floppy, the smiling dog, a deceased cat, Xmas lights, water fights, a giant fortune cookie 'Ildle Pleasantriesw, . . . Rocky . . ., thanks for EVERYTHING, you're really special, lay: your secrets, sodium , Casey, I-own, Kelly Superchargers, drum lessons, a cooking show, Bo: football in your front yard, an alarm clock, Natalie, Barbie, Mick, a million pictures of yourself, judo lessons, great times, Mrs. Wolfram, Mrs. Eastus, Ms. Roman, 84 Mrs. Kuykendall: all my thanks 81 appreciation for your help, encouragement, 84 friendship, Mr. Austin: my respect 81 thanks for caring, Mr. Manes: You made my 3 years worthwhile. Along with my appreciation I leave you my fantastic piano ability, My family lMom, Dad, Nancyj: all my thanks for the uncountable things you've done for me when I probably didn't deservethem. Without you, education St everything else would have been impossible 84 meaningless. I am very lucky to have you all. I love you., Pepper: ILY, QQQA... tool Bye . . . Quincy Ellis Telford pet them fast and water drink, All the poets' chorus, -ly the market and the crowd Racketing uproarious. sit in quiet spots and think, shun the tavern's portal, Nrite, and never having lived, die to be immortal. Archpoet Tellis Elford . . . smarts . . . cross country . . . Offerings to the altar . . . debate . . . friends with Az . . . white TXA . . . loud . . . hyper . . . talks too fast . . . Mr. Allen's headache . . . Elagabalus . . . intellectual . . . Telfish . . . a purist 4 . . Risk Club . . . he'd argue with a wall . . . the whiz kid We live together, we act on, and react to, one another, but always and in all circumstances we are by ourselves. Aldous Huxley l, Ellis Telford, being of flexible mind and body, leave to Greenhill and her faculty most of my mind, for in a way it is a part of each of their's. To Sev, l leave a harem, to Alan Beck, Two harems. To Alan Peppard, a 450 s.e.l. that never needs repairs, and his incredible family. To Stuart, a week a GA. as well as a quartermaster with no assistants. To Dougulus, a hat that will never come off my head. To Grosse, 107 Worldview columns plus a Diophartine equation. To Az, I leave Barry Goldwater and a group of militants. To T. l leave the Viking superbowl. To Bocko, a big cheese sandwich and a Trash-80. To I, l leave a house made of gum with Mr. K. somewhere inside. To Mikey, I leave a dark alley and a flashlight. And to Lisa, l leave my hope that you will someday find a unicorn. To everyone else: lf the band you're in starts playing a different tune, l'll see you on the dark side of the moon. L- :Tl - 9' Q ax V I 1, 1 e ' ' 'W il A f' I ,f--9 7 I., U , L V V va t ts is as t as M, This Page Sponsored by Dr. Van and Janie Telford 77 Elizabeth Gayle Terr You're in deeper than you seem What you need, what you want Are not the same thing I think you're getting sick on the dream -L. R Girls talk , and they wanna know how Girls talk, and they say it's not allowed Girls talk, and they think they know how Girls talk, if they say that it's so Don't they think that I know by now. -L. R. I, Beth Terry, leave to the following: Sherrie: Arnold and the Sweathogs, my lakehouse QR. Bl, a boyfriend, a date with S. S., M. E., and C. L.: Susan B: Rob, Colorado, a great Calvalcade, THANKS for being there: Diane: K. M. and lots of secrets: Susan L: good luck at WTW, a less obnoxious little bro, M. M., an empty house without a gun, crazy times, Steve's vet so I can drive and a friendship that will last FOREVER: Uncle Dave: a box of crayons, a best buddy, THANKS for helping me tD.M.P.I: Natalie: I'Orange Flash , an American accent, 2 Richardson guys, a trip to England, Tilly Pink, 84 a close friendship: Paula: a trip past M. S.'s house, a bathing suit top, future ski trip to Aspen, 84 an L. R. song: David L: a punk rock career: Dee: I'Mad Love summer, M. N., THANKS for being a friend: Winsor: THANKS PREZI: Bernie: Miller Light, your dictionary, an temptyl bottle for your collection, and a reminder: TEXAS NO. II: Bo: Mojo, a guide to safe karate: N. A., many letters, and a record of how many favors we owe each other: Brenda: S. G., San Diego, and a new friendship: Bobby: your embarrassing comments: Erin: an 2 invitation to come out of your house this summer: lay: some parmesan cheese, an Okla. lunch, growth pills, V. S., N. A., one date, and a muzzle for Punkin': Mike: S. L., a new car so I can have your RX7, THANKS for understanding, Pittsburg Cowboys No. I! Rob-your 17th and 18th b-days to remember me by, boxing lessons from the Italian Stallion, Bogie's acting career, some bumps, bruises, broken bones, an everlasting friendship, my car to drive, and my cat: Ronnie-a cocktail, No-Doze, and my Parents: Lisa-a senior year without mono, E. W., an invitation to visit me at college, Iane's party, and an everlasting friendship: to the cheerleaders-y'alI were great-have fun next year: jennifer-good luck at Greenhill-I hope you have as much as l've had-Mom and Dad-a trip to California to visit me, and THANKS for letting me go: Greenhill-GOODBYE! flew UMA? I I M 3. E 2 .f 6 Q, il 2 fr 3 cheerleader . . . cute . . . clutzy . . . fun to be with . . . born with a phone attached . . . great driver . . . knows the words to every song on the radio . . . spirited . . . blond . . . lakehouse . . . USE . . . St. Mark's guys . . . innocent?? . . . Big Vic . . . Rob S. . . never at school . . . how about a Car's concert . . . moody . . S.V .... R.S .... fickle . . . M8fM's . . . Spacey . . . Maxwell! 1 Kelly Ka Tills -'qv gi ffm ist pretty. . .Kaplan Sweetheart. . .blue cutlass. . .Kelly T.. . .always dresses nice . . . pretty nails . . . all night party . . . super sweet . . . quiet . . . preppie . . . great lab partner . . . friendly . . . glue . . . pina coladas . . . car trouble? . . . UT . . . gum girl . , . I'I think that he's waving . . . Spanish whiz kid . . . a true friend . . .Gracielas . . . nicest person you could ever meet I, Kelly Tills, after seven years at the Hill, leave thanks to my friends for making my high school years so special along with the following: Ellen: Our delicious lunch hours, fabulous shopping sprees, going out to the car, IO second written excuses, drive to Oak Cliff via the highway to Corsicana, my thanks for your help and appreciation for you believing in me, and a wish that our friendship will last forever. Robin: All our juicy talks, secret memories of L-M, memories of l. Z., prohibition '80, and finally our everlasting special friendship. Cathy: I would not trade our friendship for anything! We have just about experienced everything together. Good luck in years to come, and l hope our friendship will continue to grow. Anita: Memories of R. K. nom period '80, and wishes for the best of luck in the future. Valencia: all the gasoline to leave for lunch everyday, pina colada yogurt cravings, talks about our mutual careers tStephens here we come?j, and my thanks for being you. Leland: Yes my number is 363-0593! Thanks for always being a friend. Diane T.: Memories of bus rides, talks between classes, and my deepest appreciation for all your hard work this year. Bo: memories of the past seven years and my best wishes for you in the future. Dana: Good luck in the future and stay sweet! Bill: I leave a coupon for .1 massage, and an everlasting friendship. Mike M.: memories of all our years in school together from way back! Thanks for a friendship I'll always treasure. Kathi R.: memories of driver's ed. and hopes that our friendship will continue. lennie F.: You're a doll! Thanks for all the fun times. Take care. Alex: memories of our talks twhich I hope will continuei, all the advice you need and don't forget to write next year. Louis: Thanks for being such a doll! Best of luck always. Please write. Steve S.: memories of I. Z., and hopes that you'll stay as sweet as you are. PS. don't forget to carry on the tradition! Mike W.: memories of R. K., my nickname Tilly, and a happy future. Cindy F.: My advice whenever you need it, a ride to school, and a place to stay next year when you come to visit. Iulie R.: My advice whenever, and the best of luck with all your guys. Tony Gale: My thanks for being you and such a super friend. Loren Z.: memories of I. Z., nice little chats, and hopes that our friendship continues. Mr. Gonzales: My deepest respect and appreciation, and always a special place in my heart. lLY. Mrs. Thompson: Thanks to you l made it!! Mr. Kittleman: Should we stop now or go on? Thanks for always caring. Mom and Dad: Thanks for being my everything. I love you not only for what you are, but for what you have made of me. l love you! To Greenhill: l leave my thanks and appreciation, but most of all, l leave. Clplfwgo This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. lulius Tills 79 Diane Tobias National Honor Society Spanish Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Class President 9 Student Council 11 Greenhill Pin 9, 10 Rep. of Greenhill Board Mortarboard 9, 10, 11 Cavalcade 9, 10, 12 Senior Editor Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 2nd team SPC 81 TISC 12 Boys Basketball Manager 11, 12 Toby . . . funny . . . l'm so lost . . . cute 81 crazy . . . beautiful eyes . . . artist . . . the lake . . . poodle . . . dudiddy dudiddy duh . , . always in trouble . . . Kenny Loggins lover . . . willing to help . . . mediator . . . a friend to rely on . . . daring . . . fun to tease . . Kennels guys . . . model . . . sarcasm . . . is her car running? . , smart . . . DiDi To the following l leave many memories: Kama: seasonal songs, a' movie, Easter egg funerals, Xmas tree ornaments, Brenda: 17 times, tcount 'eml we got caught, 1000 times we didn't, too many dreams, some wild 84 great times, Robin: original letters, better bets, the apartments, chancy visits, Monday lunches, trust, a friend always, Bobby: long talks, my immaturity, opinions, homemade cookies, a truly specialf friendship, Diane tgreat namel: a memo board, letter to deliver, frosting, all you've done for me, an IOU, Kathi: 11 yrs of secrets, fun times, the hope you can forgive 81 forget twe've been thru too muchj, Pamzl BD parties, biking, neighbors, getting picked on by your bros, a long friendship, Anita: winter '79, no appetites, UP 84 now UT, L8fLP: l'Toby ,' criticism, tomboys together, Sevak: a pinch, brutal honesty, promised translations, Alan: a virgin daiquiri, shyness, Dana: 18 + yrs as friends, David K: Goffs, bananas, JD, lohn B: 'lLife , a rescue attempt, drivingl lessons, Paula: getting shot at, a shopping spree at our favorite store, yogurt, boy problems, Kelly T: another rose, the best of everything, Mikey: more time to talk tl'm not on drugsl, Kelly Mc: A common attitude, good luck, Mike W: cute cheeks, gossip, our friends, Lelandz, Puma, my 7th grade Cavalcade, Rob: your chin, nosiness, Carol: a visit, phone call, him, Todd: thanks for listening . . . 81 caring, Mr. G: you're special even if you tease a bit too much, Karen: all your notes, tests, papers, advice, an ear for listening, friends forever, Honey: I miss you 84 love you so much, Mom 81 Daddy: l know l don't say it enough . . . l LOVE YOU. l hope you'll be as proud of me as l am of you. So long Greenhill, it's been real. ff , rf A l 80 l Charles Phillip Turner lnny . . . Harold . . . To the Max . . . Summer '80 . . . B-52s T . great taste in clothes . . . eyes . . . slim ties . . . punk . . . fences . always with lulie le moon's greygolden meshes make night a veil. I9 shorelamps in the sleeping lake burnum tendrils trail. me sly reeds whisper to the night. name-her name- iid all my soul is a delight, iswoon of shame. james loyce fmy friends-l love you. The wierd people , you know you're Erd, face it! Thank you for making Greenhill a second family to me. Nther, Dad, and Tiffany-I love you, I am grateful for the support p have shown me. Greenhill, you are the finest in Dallas, continue. neu. Base Being but men, we walked into the trees Afraid, letting our syllables be soft For fear of walking the rooks, For fear of coming Noiselessly into a world of wings and cries. If we were children we might climb, Catch the rooks sleeping, and break no twig And, after the soft ascent, Thrust out our heads above the branches To wonder at the unfailing stars. Out of confusion, as the way is, And the wonder that man knows, Out of the chaos would come bliss. That, then, is lovliness, we said, Children in wonder watching the stars, ls the aim and the end. Being but men, we walked into the trees. Dylan Thomas Elena. . .'66 mustang. . .nice. . .laughs alot. . .BBYO. . .baked potatoes. . .funny. . .into the soaps. . .ITT '79. . .banana bread . . . never a dull moment . . . a little bit of Pittsburgh in us all . . . Elwood . . . Lester Melnick lady . . . Ellen W. Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village, though, He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake' The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, darkened and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost I, Ellen Weinstein, being of sound mind and body,. do hearby leave to the following: Mom and Dad, I leave you my love and admiration. Thank you for everything. Senor Gonzales, thanks for making Greenhill bearable. Mrs. Wolfram, thanks for helping me out of Greenhill and into college. Mrs. Kuykendall, you have my admiration for being what a teacher can and should be. Kelly, I leave Ghili's, P.E. excuses, my car, exams, off campus adventures, your stupid cat, Dobie and all our plans for U.T. and a very special friendship. Dana, alias Danny Bro, I leave Israel '79, some height, G.W., and our friendship, muchas gracias and amen. Robin, I leave a 14 year friendship, Alexandria and Washington D.C., Karen Wycoff, a free coke, and the knowledge that our friendship will continue for another 14. L. S. lGreenhill dropoutj, I leave Mario and Alberto's, margaritas, B-525 and the Cars, CaIlaud's, a driving school, a V.V. club membership and friends forever. To V.S. I leave MSFW, S.B. and P.E., R.H. tha hal, CoCo's and our friendship. To those I have not mentioned, I leave my thanks for you are all very special. And to Greenhill, I leave my gratitude for making these past 8 years worthwhile. UQMA kfJ-Q,vwT5iilM Ellen Cindy Weinstein jennifer Dee Wigley ballerina down to her toes . . . K. D. . . . wild . . . Shakedown Cruise . . . Six flags . . . Dean, Dean, Dean . . . dents in cars . . . Wiggles . . . high heels . . . Pizza vs. Chinese food . . . peace, love, etc. . . . horsies . . . poppies . . . Irving guys If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it William A. Ward If you love something, Set it free. If it comes back to you, It's yours forever. If it doesn't, It never was. I, lennifer Wigley, leave the following memories fin hopes they won't be forgotten! to the following: Kristen: the Braidy Bunch, 101!z in shorts, my driving ability, our !'math notes, sincere talks, l.L.C.M., and a great friendship. LYLAS. Heather: SHAKEDOWN CRUISE!!! poppies, the lr. dance, SPC, horsies, a Burger King toy, playing in the rain, our awards, fortune telling abilities, the cave, mutiny, and our special friendship. LYLAS. Kelley: july 11, Oct. 10, ballet, john, lessie I. A. and guys, guys, guys. Guy: late night talks, advice, growing up, a sundae, secrets fI'll never telll, a hug and kiss, and thank you. You're a great friend. Ion: May 9, your will power, a strip tease in the commons, and realization. ILY. Ross: a batch of brownies, a can of lemonade, Rock Lobster, and thanks, Rev. Mark: one dead body and l'She's so cold. Stuart: a cat named S. H., and a decorated car. Steve H: a shoulder to cry on, advice, the ability to be a great ballerina and a good friend. Steve G: a block of ice, aggressiveness, and wrestling. Kevin: a sixteen year old girlfriend Angela: doritos and donuts, cross country meets, secrets, and our favorite subject: GUYS!! Alan: one coat hanger and a room to be 'all alone with yourself. Paul: a carwash, little green men, and a trip to planet Claire. Rob: parties, my French, and our bet. Dean fmy little yoyojz Iuly 11, Sept. 1, Nov. 9, your fort, men with shiny badges, a baggie, Churches, my driving ability and love. Phil: a baby sitting job, he's so cold , a van full of people, 5 extra pounds, frustration, a mile to walk and my love. Jacqueline Ia rock-n-roll sisterl: my Van Halen, Stones, and Punk records. Tricia: my room, phone, clothes, and anything else you can grab. And lastly, to my parents: thanks for your love, patience and understanding, and my love forever, To Greenhill, I leave, but differently from when I came, without regrets of the change. Thank you. IWW William Bruce Wittenberg When you wish upon a star, Dreams will take you very far, But when you wish upon a dream, Life ain't always what it seems. What'd you see on night of clear, ln the sky so very dear. You're a shining star, No matter who you are, Shining bright to see, What you can truly be. Shining star comes into view, To shin its watchful light on you Give you strength to carry on, Make your body big and strong. Born a man-child of the sun, Saw work had just begun, Found l had to stand alone, Bless it now l've got my own. So if you find yourself in need, Listen to these words of heed Be a giant, or grain of sand Words of wisdom, yes l can. EW84F l hate writing wills. Besides that, I don't know anyone well enough to write a will. So l won't. Do you know what it's like to move to a different part of the country for your senior year in high school? You don't know anyone. You don't know where anything is. Still, it has its advantages. You can create a whole new image for yourself. You can be any type of person you want to be because no one knows that's not the way you really are. lt also has its disadvantages, though. You can't graduate with the friends you have been going to school with for 14 years. You can't see any of the teachers you have made friends with during your high school career. You can't eat lunch for 80 cent. The disadvantages There's no Uh in his name . . . the only new senior . . . friendly . . .photographer. . .Oregon. . .B.M.S.. . flHeyWitt . . .physics . . . a yankee at heart . . . knows everything you need to know about cars . . . no Pepperidge Farm cookies for him . . . really smart are slowly working themselves into advantages, however. l've made a lot of friends I look forward to keeping in touch with, including some teachers. Besides, when you get right down to it, a school is a school. l'll end on this note: You are what you want to be, and this class has a lot of potential. M- Dana Rose Zale National Honor Society 11 12 Spanish National Honor Society 11 12 French National Honor Society 11 12 Student Council 10 11 lsecftreasurer 111 Greenhill Singers 9 10 11 12 Evergreen Fine Arts Editor 10 11 12 International Thespians 9 10 11 fscribe 101 Herbert Marcus Tutoring 9 10 Mortarboard 9 Greenhill Pin 9 10 11 Sophomore English Award Tennis Varsity 9 Dreamdrops trickle from my mind Mixing with my curls I find Thoughts I never knew were there As if I'd forgotten how to care. Fingerpainting pictures bright The image awakes to my delight. Within the lace reality There are colors I have yet to see. Zana Dale . . . L.E. nom . . . yes, I'm sure that's right . . . smart . . . bathrooms with flashing lights . . . thoughtful . . . singers . . . pretty . . . weenie . . . Quin . . . fun . . . a real jewel . . . Robin and Cindy . . the baby . . . tiny tot . . . innocent . . . D. Z. After a decade on the Hill, I, Dana Zale, leave the following: To Cindy: witticisms from Mr. Rogers, a ride home, the correct spelling of Wensday and pronunciation of derived, all our nasty secrets about you know who, a night with Barishnikov, too many study sessions, and the future presidency of NM. You are a very special friend to me and I could have never made it without you. LY! To Robin: paranoia, the fact that one can hear through walls, portrait of two middle school snobs, senior fun and my love. To Bill: !'weenies and a 'Isupah friendship. To Alan: a couple of 'lDigames and victory in s.c. To Mike M.: a free B-day meal at Chili's, countless unwelcome weenie attacks, Israel '79, and sincerity. To Ellen: one whole banana bread, memories of the Amen Bros., fun with ideas, and love. To Cathy the privilege of calling me Dana Rose and the L.E. experience. To Tom P.: a handful of screaming 'ienfants and my admiration. To Doug G.: one type written article turned in on time, a dozen Ed.'s notes, and congrats on a job well done. To Susie S.: an UA without effort and best of luck always. To Anita F. and Diane T.: friendships that began at Pershing. We made it! To julie R.: the proverb Hgrades aren't everything and my best. To lennie K.: our mutual ability to redirect success, cutsie announcements, and the future of Greenhill. To Mrs. White and French V: dirty plays and fun with Franglais. To Mr. Manes: my thanks for five years of song and neglected lunches. To Dr. Buchanan: my deepest admiration for your patience and care, thank you! To Mrs. Eastus: my utmost appreciation for your guidance and interest in me. I have learned more from you in four thirds of a year than I'll ever realize. To Senor: the Nobel Prize for matchmaking, my thanks for your wise advice and ability to make me smile, and mi amor. To my parents: for this opportunity and your unending support, thank you will never be enough. I love you! To Greenhill: finally, I leave you with the pride you've given me. This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zale 85 ig 'HBH 'ff , gnfifw if .1 W-wv..,, Ain wwf. afrfm wl M . . .. 451, V A ' - ,V U K K ' - A fu ,,,,. H N V V 'A . 5 i i I i l E r ? 1 5 5 1 1 5 5 i E i 1 I I 5 I Y 5 a , f i 5 1 a 5 x s 3E i 'Fr- 2 W I KE I -as ? E J im.. , -Q . fKf . .ifk V, .i,.fi W ,af WL, M M ,ww W , xi iiyzx L, ,-vffwsl L , U- ,ef , f if , I vu, Aigg , K QW . N, fi g K .. ' y 5 ' E :gg 'N ' W ' ,,L' , - -' ' V I, g'iAg in 4 L ' . f , K im in Jgfwajy A mf ' S :LL '.L' if N: Q V. .X ,, 1 fs 2 upper Sfhool . EE . President: Dynnette Word Vice-President: Wanice Latvtoyne Secretary: Lynn Switzer Sheli Barnett Albert Betts Lisa Bobo Frank Bracken Chris Churchill Kirsten Clinger Anne Corbett Laura Corrnan Laura Dunston lenny Engles Kim Fedor Holly Forsythe Elizabeth Frankel lenny Frankfurt Lisa Frenkel Tony Gale My heads not screwed on straight this morning. My heart belongs to Daddy .vw a-1'-1 ,.- we ff -wt ,V X S Hat l l wud XRi,s:,, Va. 'ne i i tx l'iI meer you after play practice, XJ i Fa-2 X ei Mx' K ist No Comment, Barbie Gold Paul Herron jill Hirschfeld Sherry! Hurd jennifer Hutchings Heather Hutton Michael Kane Jennie Kassanoff Carl Kumpers Ann Kupfer David Kwun Wanice La Moyne Lisa Laufer Mike Lax Rod Lehman Brad Lipshy Kate Malin Lisa Marcus Scott Miller Stacie Miller Steven Mok Keith Money Kimi Morse Sophia Mortada Nathan Newman Winton Porterfield Ken Richardson Anna Roffwarg jennifer Rosenberg Marc Schlachter Paula Secrest :miii 1 'xBulI! an One Dr. Pepper too many ah it is 'Es 355 qt, ga loy Williams Adrien Williamson Dynette Word Scott Zale Louis Zweig Stephen Shwiff Kamma Sisson Alan Stell Amy Stell jeff Susman Lynn Switzer Andrea Thum Isabel Torres Michelle Vitetta Mike Weinberg Sophomores Mike Ablon Bryan Atkinson Zandy Baker john Bickel Laura Blessing Michelle Bobo President: john Coleman Vice-President: Darryl Glaser Secretary: julie Grossman Alex Brooks Mary Casey Shannon Casey Kal' Chilton More paint on us than the house. john Coleman james Collomb jane Couch Beverly Crooks Karen Davidson Tom Dowe K H- l su, Way to go, Michelle . Rn Vi, Sweet nothings in her ear. l can't talk. David's here. Kevin Dowell Deanna Dunk ludy Dykes Riss Estes Kateri Ewing Charles Fischman Cindy Frankel Darryl Glaser Susan Goodnight Steve Gordon Nancy Grau julie Grossman Karen Halaburt Angela Heizer Sherry Huckabee Michael Hurst jeffrey Kane Wendy Kaplan Ben Kassanoff Chantal Kruczek Lynn Kupfer Bobby Kwun Laura Lee Lewis Rolando Martinez Deborah Masters Michael Medvig Lisa Meech Michelle Mulder lordan Muss Denise Packer Corey Parsons jeff Patton David Perryman David Pitre C77 ,Wa f ., Home, sweet home. Picasso's apprentice t a rrt Pam Porter julie Ray Lauren Samelson Gregor Sauer Todd Schneider Sherri Seidel Andrea Simmons jeff Steinberg Gavin Susman A nn Upfield Chuck Weinberger Gina Weinrich Susan Willms Kim Wommack Schawanna Wright Loren Zidell Brian Zweig President: Cheryl Turner Vice President Peter Henderson Fr Secretary! Josie Collins Beth Ablon Barbara Agnich layne Ball Lea Bauman Richard Benjamin Ethan Besser Brad Bracken Cindy Brotman David Bullard Dean Chang Becky Childers Peter Claggett Philip Coe losie Collins Ed Corbett John Engels Gretchen Erb Gretchen Felber Kissable . . . Very 'Sing ar, Amy! tif' Q' ea Freshman energy. 'lAre we not men? ,4u- Bill Fergerson Gavin Fite Peter Frenkel Ghassan Ghraizi Betsy Gilbert lune Goldfarb Rene Grossman Peyton Hayslip Peter Henderson Cristy Hershman lill Hercules Ron Holcomb Ginna johnson Nancy losephson Samantha Kasnetz Eric Kelley Michael Kirshenbaum Kim Kissinger Gloriann Klein Ken Kokko jill Kratze Claudia Krevet Kim Krueger jonathan Kutner Leslie Kuykendall Stanley Lemons Randy Lieberman David Liston Chrissi Miller Paul Nelson Russell Maedgen Lesli Marcus Linda Marver Lee Anne Maser Kelly McCullough Cheeeeese. Off to biology lab Susan Reeves Ann Rickenbacher Tony Rose Karen Rupert Alan Schnitzer jonathan Sheehan 'Eta Michael Sowry Alexandra Stavitsky Greg Taylor Sharon Thum Amy Weinberger Debbie Shelton lohn Shepard Susan Sllberberg Caren Sklbell ' Y , Z V,V ,, ,, , . , ,..,, , - A 2 V q A ' Q VE Z s ! I Q l F i Q 5 E 3 3 5 1 K 5 9 5 i Q 5 E 2 3 , 7' X r E ' W N ' P P , . 5 i 102 Mld le SchQoI 'ff' '- .sb Ava ' ,,..,.... , .. ,,,... ,, N, , NY .,, , ., ,W , Q- .A4, M .,,,, ',-- W .,A-h A I . ,, ,gait H l, '6'ii X .. . f ,Qi ff ., . K gms 3531: J K ,.,. Y A V ni 3 V. . Q.. kk I K X., , ,F V V , ,- A - ' 5 A W F Y A' it L 'ff' L' W - A , f EL V ,gk r '1 jeg V ff W -' ,jg j Q, I' ' - H - ' f Y' ' 'I 5 'G K , g K' f A . L F5 'V ci .,,.i, ' , 5252 -,fiffeff -2457Fl,' U4 -- x V K I gy if ry I ,,W'ff V Aga' if' ' ,i .. - V 4' sf' Q ,. - 4 ,5 Q five, y 5 , 531-fS' gi f' x xx' , X B K .., g X 4 S Q. L A l Mrs. Gonzales' Advisees Mrs. Williams' Advisees Doris Gonzales 8th Grade English Kris Williams 8th Grade Science . 1 ,Qi-,-,Q 2- veg ' ' Lisa Baer Karen Finkelman Sarah Malin Bart Autrey Lisa Gindling Adrienne Baker Karen Fraser Stephen Perkins lan Cowles Pepi Harris Deidre Bradford Marc Lipshy joe Verdesca Brian Finch Michelle Hoffman Donna Casey Willie Loconto David Wertheimer David Foote Neal Meltzer Katie Cravens Bucky Lyon 104 Gretchen Nooleen Will Rose Vicki Siegel Buffie Strickland Charlie Switzer Mrs. Silven's Advisees S-.f - 'V af Sylvia Silven French M.S., U,S. ' spanish Ms., us. 5? ii f ig ,,,' jeff Nordgren 8th Grade Reading Cavalcade Sponsor, M.S. Student Forum Sponsor Leonard Stephanie David Shelby Andy Daniel Anshelevich Martin Cindy Siegal Brad Angela Bond Tami Schlacter Stefani Silverberg Dardaganian Richard DeBerry Missy Schwade Todd Warthan Chris Foley Amy Jacoby Michelle Segal Marjory Graue Mr. Nordgren's Advisees 1:7 .J ' Shelley Hutton Susan Small Mimi Plan Lori Sobel Chris Robertson lon Tunnell Stacy Siegel Amy Weinberg lessica Weiss 105 Mr. Devin's 84 Mr. Blanchard's Advlsees Miss Carls' Advisees Q. -I? M N., . cgfv- 'L' 42 jeff Devin Golf Coach 7 H , ,: .9 . . ': E g x r- Lxky 7 I 'A 7' Y Steve Blanchard 8th Grade History Cross-Country Coach Registrar Asst. Dir. of Admissions 4 Allison Aranson Joey Lane Cindy Doug Murphy Fiedelman Martha Fussell Brent Ben Gold Hillebrenner Chris Kappler Alan Buckner Lance Felber Len Pitre Stephen , Weinberg Gavin Melmed Kit Richardson Lara Rosenberg Pat Carls Brett Berry jessica Frankel Lisa Newman Sth Grade Math Kimberly Clark Matthew Golden George Robinson Algebra Chad Coben Kelly Harvey Melissa Tennis Coach Doug Fallis Laura Isaacson Schoendienst lessica lines Jordan Susman Andrea Termini 5 5 History M,S., U.S. F f Dean of Students, f Ms. 5 al l f F ilu- A Q ., ,,,,f.,. . Eighth Grade - New Q2 'K i Q 3 E sf Q 107 Mr. Bailey's Advisees Brooks Alkek Melanie Castro Sally Darver Danny Dever Andrew Foote 108 , If Matthew Bailey Team Leader 7th Grade History Deciding Elective julian Smith 7th Grade Reading Varsity Football Coach Off-season Conditioning Coach, U.S. Mr. Smith's Advisees Q27 Angela Garrison Stacey Ladd Greg Bernstein David Chance Brandi ONeal jennifer Mary Norvell Maggie Boodry Andrew Gillin Larry Prager Goodnight Scott Stone Kelly Bradley David Greenleaf Kyle Rovinsky Stanley Haines Richard lohn Cadwell Tracy McCutchin Peter Schneider Chip Hunter Winfield Clarissa Siebert Elena Koutras Mrs. Terrill's Advisees 'EJ Allen Beasley Dunston Goldstein 5,1 YJ! Dana Hickman Barbara Hswe Richard Latin Melinda Menzer losh Monesson if-will f Chris Partida john Perryman Marc Rubin john Warren Ellen Weinberg Mrs. Warren's Advisees Susan Terrill 7th Grade Math viii' 5' sssi ff fidli . , ,, if Kathy Warren 7th Grade Science Cheerleader Sponsor, M.S. leff Anderggn jeffrey Ground Chris Sevin Stacy Bloom Katherine Hurst Hilary Silver Craig Fischman Alison Murdock Stacy Stiffel john Gillin Eric Rea Nancy Thompson Michael Thum 109 Mrs. Clarke's Advisees Mr. Pickering's Advisees P is ,l be lrttc yy at ' or l Carole Clarke 7th Grade English a k f' -' Q:- r- , I' ilf K S - ,, --b' 5 ' :gn ,,.. - 1 lll - is - al Paul Pickering 7th Grade Spanish 7th Grade French Spanish Honors, US. Cross-Country Coach Soccer Coach l ,, cfm 4 Marc Buffin lulie Friedberg Mark Pokorny Becky Birdsong Susan Karl Kokko Katy Cassidy Philip Hopkins Melanie Rembert Abram Castro de Guardiola David Matyas Bert Davis Scott Lambert Daniel Sikora Mark Curry lulia Erwin Chris Mulder i Lisa Fechtel Pierce Marshall Tracy Steelman Suzie Daum Danielle Hall Robert Nussbaum Carey Adina Ofseyer Waverly Ware Eric Himel Lauran Plaskoff Fitzmaurice Rauan Klassnik Seventh Grade , E ,K , , A ,,,, W w 'Q A Y 'N ,Q -1., . t ' W A - T , in 51, Iii x n I 3 Q .135 ' 'M , U X L f ,is 115 Q Q4 . ,swfffsyn .., 1 XS gW.x1,1.:-.4 r ' X ' ' ' 1 'L 31 1 iw? I . xxx 5 f , A, J' nf A ZL. K 1' ' ' if f ffl 15 z' A , ,'H2g,Lf 1 gpg, .fi R , , A ' A - f'4L,, ,V 2 3 ' . 'ei . ' if 1. . 1 f 5 nf MQ44 U i E 1 1. 'E H if W6-3j'EX f, f -A u c' 2 I L ,- 1. -. f Mr. Doocy's Advisees Elise Alhadef Garry LaMoyne Scott Porter Tim Bentley Nancy Lane ludy Sayah Cynthia Bright jennifer Lipshy Robb Steinberg Beth Conner Mark Moniot Neal Winters Craig Irons Nicole Payseur 112 Paul Doocy 6th Grade Math l. V. Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach 5? it t gg :lt Barbara Erwin Language Arts Co-Ordinator 6th Grade English jill Cohen Activities Co-Ordinator Service Club Sponsor Typing M.S., U.S. Computers, M.S. Mrs. Ervvin's Advisees '54 Michael Bean Elizabeth Eastus lenny Monesson lorie Collins Margie Fussell Mark Platt Brandyn Criswell Chris Harrington Andrew Sprankell Kirk Dunk lulie Hoffman Anna Weiss l Sarah Kephart Alan Vuckovich T l l Mrs. Harriss' Advisees Mrs. Hagood's Advisees ibn:-5,7 Lucinda Harriss 6th Grade Science Karen Hagood 6th Grade Reading Student Forum ,-. ' L Sponsor :4 ,,, '-W iv XJR '55 17,4 Ne ,,..,-7:-' ---5 A lvl X ' ' .LZ I .Q , fi W fr u,uaaaaataa ob Browning Steven Lenhoff Libby Roberts lulie Black Stephanie Golden Melissa Levy Zephen Gindling Lee Lyon Lela Rose Carson Clement leff Goodman Buffy Lusk lie Goldfarb Vicki McElhaney Marni Stiffel Kate Dowe Matthew Henderson Kristi Potts 1ary Hofstedt Patrick McGuire Brett Underhill jeff Fiedelman Ross Kollinger Chris Schrauff ugh Kienast Greg Reese Oliver Krevet Matthew Zoller 113 Mr. Moline's Advisees Mrs. Leathe's Advisees 3 Mike Moline l 6th Grade History Basketball Coach, M.S. nl l f f . S ? 1' r r Q- f' N- 'S fl ., -',, l W , ' A an yi' xg , 'W' kzl aii T ,T1 ' Martha Leathe t -f 'Q I 6th Grade French qv A l lulie Adams Elaine Farrow Sharon Kratze Bruce Agnich Mila Hermanovski Mark Reid Angela Adkins Bruce Fraser Charles Olivier Doug Baer Tracy laffer Amy Sigman Emily Buss Allan Hayslip Tara Richardson Stefani Amy Kriesler lulie Thompson Bizzit Costanzo Laurel Lee Humphreylesse Williams Dardaganian Scott Lipscomb Michael Warnecko David Crooks Trey johnson Kathryn Hamm Scottie Ann Marci Weinberg Pearson l 114 Sixth Grade 3 , 5 n 115 Mrs. McDole's Advisees Mrs. Menter's Advisees Q joan McDole 5th Grade English 1' Bobbie Menter 5th Grade Math Girls Tennis Coach l 41 f ,g 4 1 , L. an 57m?if,fii5l::, fi ' 'ffwmsitvl -kff I init? in 'I g V, X Christopher Beauvois Andrea Bond Cherie Cook lngra Green jimmy Koutras 6 Rich Latta Anne Sanger Kim Beauchamp Hilary Flack Ricky Loconto Karmi Soder Taft Bhuket Linda Houston Mark Moss Lori Volkman Prince Camp Mark Hurst jeff Potts Charles Warren Dominick DiMaio Angela Morrow jennifer Riggs Beau Nelson Melanie Segal Susan Shosid Doug Silver Philippa Strelitz jamie Zidell h Ms. Devvey's Advisees was 4 E f 5 W251iii'ik L I ,Ji l V 1, if W? ,X , as ' ow QL ss is X ai fffhvsi mn , K a n Amy Berry Chuck Brandt Lisa Casey Brian Ellis Josh Goldman ls Debra Goldstein Amy Thompson Bobby Murphy Tina Wall Rachel Ross Andrew Yurkon Carolyn Siegal Larry Zahn Kristin Smylie Ms. Baker's Advisees ' Muir.: ,',, ' Alice Dewey 5th Grade Reading Cindy Baker 5th Grade History Cheerleader ,. .J M , ,. . ,V f i? lg v 4 Q . ' 1 , ,M K . I 1 A ,.-7 'hi 'X A v I f C 'fy 'M Gsm . E ' Y-My . , ' .: , I :K . ' H , ' Hp 1 Sponsor, U.S. Antony Chan Rachel Ben Shepard Brooke Emerson Kuykendall David Sunshine Clay Heath Marjie Leong Day Takenaka Randy Kienast Michael McCluer David Willingham Mindi Michaelson Kelle Wood Teppie Seay 117 ., , . ,, , ,i Mrs. Benning's Advisees Mr. Dunn's Advisees Leslie Beck Susan Brice Eric Deutsch Dionne Furry Tad Ground 118 lay Huller Yara Khraish jason Leeds Karen Levy Jamie Pearlman john Dunn 5th Grade Science Photography, 7th and 8th jackie Benning 5th Grade French Catherine Peters David Bynum Martha Erwin Cathy Schrauff Victor Reyes Cindy Cantrell jason larrett Melinda Segal Alissa Rubin Chase Comer David Natinsky Allyson Turner Serena Simmons Melissa Curry Elizabeth Pedro Vergne O'Reilly Fifth Grade qv g an-wi .. . -xmiff Ani Q E x i 1 fA 3- : fl? M -W -L AM 119 Middle School Performances Three one act plays were performed in a pre-Halloween 'A Night of Suspense . wi . sf! 120 The Holiday Concert was enjoyed by a capacity crowd. Mummy Renaissance Da I ii A Q A '-1 it . s 4 r f p e W, N54 A 'Q .fa 'vf . ff-,,:. .f i A W 1 r it r , rf an 4'- ,: -flurry. i 4 ' ' - fx i X l S 2 ,f Z 'S r ,why k..,,y , M - 'S-U,-, W X 14- X Q Q sf W is' W v 1 1, m 1. Q t i 4. 1 f fa. , f, , ffm L. sl 'L' ' :S 1x X s at 5 'we '92 ff rg J 'rs V 'E wr vi 4 X 31 is Vw, AZ f y fi Handsome Squires show off their Renaissance attire. lA Maovff' ! ',Q.?Q 4 .9 Q 'H i N23 f ggi mia. V. M , f, 4- a t ' 4 , , A Q f i fit + .., 3 1 W Wi. Y f, g 5, ' A fy K3 I xliw 4 1 f , L 2 4 'X 3,Sg,3 5 M , it is ,AY ,M 4 x .. ig 5 4,1 . Q S i .tl is is t , at , ,V ' ., A ' E I i f 5 W W ,, .eg ,W we 'I REQ i-L44 .'wI, -NW' , item' - A' as 5 ' was 'V' f?z'6:ii.f?f'y :K ere !-:ss ,wz,1f 4 If: ' '-L f f i' We urn Feasts and festivities made for a memorable day. A N I if -- 1 N,,,,f' a L, A E 4AM,,,,,.Wf zt. iii gif?-V H if ' r.re L it - xy fft We ff A: gf? : 4' A - s , - t rar r wk N T? 5832 ,Six ,, , if . W ' 'ii 1 ,F q -Q is vi xi it f C - s 4' . , w . ,W V yt ' W , ' K v -- 'A 'L , ,: N if R , v- -4 . 'L 'S 158 , P 4., 4 ' 7545 33 t -. t r ff rtt 1 H T uf '5l,.tQ:l'fQf'W'i'iiMM' 'Wm ' f- ' -- . swarm 121 gs 4 AZ 23 an Basketball Front Row: M. Platt, K. Finkelman, A. Murdock, C. Partida, L. Baer, C. Clifford, L. Plaskoff, C. Siebert, 1. lines, I. Erwin. Middle Row: S. Silverberg, M. Segal, T. McCutchin, S. Siegel, M. Castro, K. Harvey, S. Stiffel, B. O'Neal, A. Baker, D. Hall. Back Row: Coach Wells, L. Pitre, A. Aranson, L. Rosenberg, A. Weinberg, M. Hoffman, K, Cravens, l. Frankel, C. Fiedelman, D. Casey, T. Schlachter, M. Fussell. Field Hockey Front Row: B. Hswe, I. Goodnight, S. Malin, K. Richardson, W. Ware, M, Schoendienst, I, Friedberg. Back Row: Coach McCuIley, T. Steelman, D. Bradford, K. Clark, A. lacoby, S. DeCuardiola, L. Fechtel, C. Fitzmaurice, S. Daum, E. Koutras, A. Bond. Gymnastics Front Row: l. Dickens, S. Hutton, S. Martin, C. Clifford, A. Murdock. Back Row: A. Ofseyer, A. Bond, C. Partida, l. lines, M. Norvell, B. Birdsong, C. Sevin. Cheerleaders Front Row: S. Stiffel, S. Silverberg, l. Goodnight Center M Fussell, A. Aranson, W. Ware. 122 Volleyball Front Row: K. Bradley, L. Anshelevich, C. Coben, I. Monesson, Second Row: P. Hopkins, B. Davis, W. Loconto, D. Foote. Back Row: N. Meltzer, M. Colden, D. Murphy, B. Autrey, M. Thurn. Football Front Row: C. Kappler, C. Foley, T. Warthan, I. Lane, M. Lipshy, D. Fallis, I. Tunnell, R. DeBerry. Second Row: G. Robinson, B. Hillebrenner, B. Berry, l. Susman, D. Shelby, D. Wertheimer, B. Dardaganian. Back Row: M. Buffin, I. Warren, 1. Perryman, K. Rovinsky, K. Kokko, D. Greenleaf, -R. Latin, Coach Straub. Cross Country Front Row: Coach Pickering, I. Cadwell, S. Perkins, B. Gold, P. Marshall, D. Dever. Back Row: A. Foote, G. Melmed, C. Switzer, C. Mulder, D. Matyas, L. Felber, W. Rose, A. Buckner. 123 B Soccer Front Row: M. Boodry, L. Newman, C. Siegal, D. Hickman, E. Koutras, S, Daum, B. Hswe. Back Row: T. Steelman, M, Castro, L, Sobel, V. Siegel, L. Isaacson, B. Strickland, K. Cravens, Coach Heck. Basketball Front Row: Coach McCulley, N. Thompson, S. Ladd, S. Bloom, W. Ware, l. Goodnight, D. Hall, C. Fiedelman, S. Malin, K. Harvey, M. Fussell, A. Baker, Back Row: Mgr. K. Clark, Mgr. M. Schoendienst, B. O'Neal, H. Silver, S. DeGuardiola, S. Small, M. Segal, L. Baer, T. McCutchin, S. Darver, A. Garrison, l. Friedberg. A-Soccer Front Row: 1. Erwin, I. Weiss, K, Finkelman, L. Rosenberg, E. Weinberg, K. Hurst, K. Cassidy. Back Row: Mgr. M. Lipshy, M. Rembert, M. Platt, M. Hoffman, A. Termini, A. Weinberg, Coach Samide, I. Cowles, D. Casey, G. Nooleen, S. Stiffel, R. Beasley, A. Aranson. 124 r ' 5 ' X .7 ., . -- B EM! ' S' . f' ' 7 r ' 5, A -Q W ' , gym-3, f f -- :K-f-iw . 152 ... ..... ., H 'ii ' .. Q . , K ,ii 4 ff ww. My , , ,-1, wwtgwaycaw W. l ,, I h 8' - iiii . V , .. ,,. . . . . My A ., is .340 ff, t K . s E l' ,err --4 l A-Soccer Front Row: S. Perkins, C. Switzer, B, Berry, A. Foote, D. Foote, W. Rose, l. Perryman, A. Castro. Back Row: A. Buckner, G. Melmed, B. Hillebrenner, I. Tunnell, C. Foley, M. Buffin, D. Greenleaf. B-Soccer Front Row: S. Weinberg, C. Mulder, S. Stone, L. Felber, P. Schneider, C. Fischman, M. Thum, 1. Gillin. Back Row: B. Alkek, C. Kappler, R. Latin, C.. Robinson, A. Gillin, B. Davis, B. Gold, D. Shelby. B-Basketball Front Row: M. Rubin, K. Rovinsky, R. Winfield, L. Prager, A. Goldstein, D. Matyas, G. Bernstein. Middle Row: D. Dever, E. Rea, C. Hunter, C. Dunston, K. Kokko, P. Hopkins. Back Row: Coach Moline, Mgr. D. Bradford. A-Basketball Front Row: D. Wertheimer, I. Susman M. Pokorny, R. Nussbaum, L. An- shelevich. Back Row: Coach Straub, D Chance, D. Murphy, R. DeBerry, D. Fallis M. Golden, I. Warren. 125 f Q 4 i f Front Row: B. Alkek, A, Bond, A. Thompson, T. Bhuket. Second Row: I. Goodnight, I. Hoffman, 1. Fiedelman, K. Dunk. Third Row: Mrs. Hagood M. Platt. Back Row: B. Connor, A. Baker, Mrs. Carter, Mr. Nordgren. if 1 126 f ' 4. ...JA 2+- lwmi' B 3 . , W. L, . 4 if ki , it . :HQ yy- ,173 W f 1 1 i ' s . ,W 51W M b -.,-.,--...-.-...w.,m,?, ..., ,- ..,.. .--,...-..,,-, .... ..A, v,,,, ,,,v,?--,YY,,,.-,,M-,---m,iH,,,,--mi ,,,,,,, ,v?Y,, WRX . b M ,,, ,:., H A 4 J I I , , m ': A ':' h A Q . - . , X' ' E V Vrrqyr , .... i . .,. V K K H E f ' f i , :Q 72 :VV . I ,K .. .... . Vrk ' I W' - 4 0 V ' ' I N VVIV E K li kkvz Ii' V , -. V M f 4 S 1 3. E 1 3 ' 1 4 3 f 5 f 5 j l 1 f 7 Y E ' I X s i I Q 5 5 X 1 Q . 1 N . 1 1 f 1 I 5 4 1 w 1 3 Y a ? K V. , J Q NJ 1, f W Q , , 1 S ' z s I Q. f , 45 . L .fs 1 gf f' - 5 5 E , f sf K ,A 1 2? ki- : k -if X V, 1 f' g 'in 'V ' 3' ,,, Q 4 A , o rj .w hae' V, 2 Z5 .1 V X ,931 7 k --M I 4 ' gy - 1 NH? -f N , J: A , kg A I J' - ev M , ,Q I K ' -,. 'W . V M K . I :iy ,V L if .39 . A . 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P - C A'h' - A, Y f W of K X Fourth Grade Michaela Ablon Chris Aikman Kellilyn Alkek Morton Barnett Lara Bierner Adam Blumenfeld jennifer Bracken Christy Bradford Tara Bradley Mike Brittain Michelle Brodsky Kathy Brown jason Buchman Renee Bufkin Brandon Camp Ed Cayce lason Daum Victoria Deberry ,ar B , Q 1 eetaa cc,ii 2 ' ' ' 5 a if ?I ' if ,,,'. .1 ' if , ' 4LivW fiilgiirifg ll-' f Sm kfigr 'lcv ,V V ill i eelaat B 5 v 4 L7 iw C if r B , xi, y Jeanne de Guardiola Kristi Dever Alex Doherty lason Gutierrez f X' Q rf' ...ff A., Stephen Fiedler Lara Fischman Bill Fisher if ill' 1 ill' Evan Fitzmaurice 1 FQ Q 5 , ,I Amy Foote Kurt Freytag Stacey Gaswirth Whitney Glover Sharon Goodfriend Elliott Goodman Gwen Gregg Mark Ground Christie Harlan Earl Harris Jessica Henry Rusty Hoffman Andrew Horlock Cash House Heather Hunter lason jones Philip Kelton Max Kleinman Neil Kumpers Stacey Lambert Marnie Lane Kari Lamphere Arthur Lee Kenneth Lindh Richard Logue Jacque Long Scott Lux Michael Mayes Erin McGlinn Mark McKay Caeley Melmed Saul Meyer Philip Michaelson Hope Miller 132 , lltt I Matthew Moniot Anne Murdock julie Lynn Pearson Toby Phillips Bart Plaskoff Brett Podolsky Preston Pomykal Sarah Read Colin Rule Wes Snuggs Michael Somer Stefani Spiritas Miles Stapleton julie Stone Traci Tunnell jennifer Unterberg Angela Vaiser Robin Warren Burney Washington lkoyi Winn Third Grade 1 gpm 7+ jill Abernathy Beth Autrey it A ,.-.1 K L - he Lp at Q2 - t ltr. t X X . .l L f 1 Michael Barnett 3 4 tg ig x x 5 i Q X gt Lisa Beauvois Torie Bentley Lauren Bernstein Brittny Bottorff lan Brandt Todd Brandt Bobby Breakell Andrew Bright Laura Buss Kyle Carter Louise Cottingham Matthew Dunn Eifw . -. ,Attila -Sa. 'Q' vit' fwfr- 40 ---csn...y Brittnye Ellis Susan Fiedler Hillary Freytag Paulette Frierson Ralph Hamm Jessica Hately David Hoffman Cynthia Hswe Heather Humphrey jennifer Johnsen Gina Khraish jeffrey Kirk Charlie Koutras Matthew Kratz Robert Kutner losh Lake Douglas Levy Rob MacFarland Chris McLellan Erin Menzer Susan Meyer Missy Miller Martis Okon Russell Pearlman Kelly Petro Christian Piatt Jillian Pivnick lose Portela Kenneth Ray Michael Rose Chad Sandel . ft J ,. Q, .,.. ' 'lal : lf to 4 r A ' . Q L, arg e 5 I E it T' fs axrx f x it K A I ,K ,fs for Scott Shaw Amy Siegel George Stergios Darrel Susman Richard Taylor jeffrey Tucker lavier Vergne-Morell Francine Wells Brad White Kelsey Zelazny Heather Zidell leremy Zoller Second Grade Kelley Anderson lonathan Bierner Michael Birenbaum Serena Bolton Michael Bond Cari Ann Bradford limmy Brown Chad Bryant Kimberly Bynum Linda Ming Ley Chan Matt Clarke Mike DeMarco Deborah Dragon Meredith Ellis Emily Erwin Ginny Garrison Zachary Garrison Raymond Gilstrap WD' Rob Adams N-...f sm uu- Diana Goldfarb Ryan Hamilton Ginger Harlan Allison Heidbrink Bryan Hoffman Misty Karin Amanda Kline Barbi Kreisler lason Krupp lay Lamy Arianne Levin Stephen Lipton Julie Magill Holly Martin Mark Mayben Glenn McAnally Michael Miller Molly Morrow Brandon Murphy Ada Norris Taura Null Kenny Ofshe lohn O'RielIy Laronda Poole lason Potts Brandon Powell Logan Ray Alex Sanger Karen Schwartz Sarah Sentilles Dan Shea Lisa Sigman David Sklar limrny Snodgrass Elycia Soloman gy, . www Qs' -ff R-'V 5, YL Q11 Q-sv Allison Wade Chris Wells Mark Wesemann Melissa Zahn David Ziff Tamira Sperling Arni Sribhen Adam Steinberg Amy Thalman Trace Thomson Hank Thye Heather Tucker Kelley Underhill Pam Vilches Alisa Volkman Vanessa Vorhies lohn Vuckovich First Grade Devon Aikman Scott Beck Sonnet Blanton Belynda Brickley Marla Brim justin Callahan Patricia Cerqueira Amy Chalk Eric Dodson Donna Donahue Adam Dunn Cole Dunnick Chad Ellis Christopher Emerson Stuart Fleming Brad Gaswirth Andy Gilbert Brett Gleitsmann lc Y ' dv It 9153 16, , .fi I 1 E., , ,fi gf? 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Nz! a Thanksgiving wx UMW -1- , , ?, WZ' 1 -3 I I r Greenhill's kindergarteners thrilled and amazed their parents with the 28th annual performance of The Nutcracker Ballet, Staged in the Greenhill Theater, this traditional production is one of the highlights of the kindergarten year. ...mf vi' nfs: I - Q , W. . Q X? W if it ver a Q r a fav 159 HmhE,,?g,x,,,,E: I, , K ,. uhm.. Q Y,- Q 0,-' if Qi J W It if fi-' 4. wi? krrk L If :' .fir Lwiyy? 'V i lw- wk, k,Ly my a if 5 Ff i Q , E K If My A ,, , 1 x I L 3 1 I 1 1, E I 1 Q x I 1 J I 1 1 F -5 Q S v gk it 21 x. sf 4 5 'E si , -. Qm 'gg- ' .V., g KV . if f Q ,V .V . ' gi m 5, F ' I k ' .,, '32 f, Q -2 ,',' 'm gg , w , h . . g' f I . ' ,-jg. f P F , ? r Headmaster-Phillip G. Foote This year, I was asked by the Board of Trustees to visit independent schools in the Northeast that were close to the philosophy and makeup of Greenhill. All of these nine schools were day, K-I2 schools whose curriculum closely resembled that of Greenhill. The trip, as a whole, waf a very rewarding experience. Greenhill is well known among the group of schools I visited. Our approach to both learning and teaching style: is highly respected and even exemplary. I found myself answering as many questions as I asked. The older, more traditional, are anxious tc emulate that happy medium we have established between the positive elements of traditional education and the creative aspects of more innovative educational environments. Greenhill, with its outstanding faculty, was an inspiration to other systems to continue the search for a rigorous, but also positive and creative learning experience. S lx, Q E I 2 I I 2 I I I it l 5, Il 162 Administration Stephen Blanchard Registrar, Admissions, History Richard Cadigan Director o Development Lucinda Fox Carter Head of Middle 914. JS zvivx gf! School jeff Devin Dean of Middle School Students, History Estelle Dickens Head of Lower School, Director of Testing Michael Eaton Academic Program Coordinator, Computer Susan Fleming Head of Preschool Wesley Kittleman Director of Admissions, Head of Math Department Robert Murphy Dean of Upper School Students, Math Kenneth Piel Business Mana er College Counselor Rhea Wolfram Dr. lan A. C. Rue Assistant to the Headmaster Philosophy Doyle Tunnell Head of Upper School Math , Ag. Y ' o'Q t 'S - 1- ' f 1.22,-va., ' ' ' 1 0 Q .Q A P.O.: D.0.0. o 0 A n 0 0 A' ' O Q O ' I O O ,- ' O O O X O 'O O 0 O O ,L 90.0.06 I iw....,. V 6 O V v 3 'V 4--ii P , ,,,, I, ' ,. ,V , ,f ,, 1 ,f ,.,q-W-A ,,..f' .,....u L..-1 Foreign Language Histor Y' ti' subliearx. David Allen Rebecca Bagley joseph Gonzales Department Chairman Drew Parham Renee White Dr. Ray Buchanan Department Chairman Dr. Barbara Graves Suzanne Roman Muriel Seldin 1 atm M llmonwfg ' l English Science Math john Beall Christine Eastus Department Chairman Timmi Kuykendall Peter Norris Richard Williams Dr. Ed Burrows Michael Hoffman Skip Kilmer Department Chairman A lsrael Solon Faith Bridges Susan Paddock Randy Thompson S 165 Fine Arts Roddy Austin Drama Sheryl Ellis Drama Raymond Hair Music Sally Kimbrell Ballet Susan Loyd Music Michael Manes Department Chairman, Music Carol Oliver Music Wendy Pearce Art Margaret Reynolds Art Sandra Stevenson Art Corine Traylor Music Paula Watson Art as .MQ Physical Education Mark Samlde Steven Straub Kathy Wells lim Fiedler Dick Hall Director of Athletics Henrietta Heck Coleen McCulley Fourth Grade leannie Lewis Cathy Maddox Henry Paolissi joan Roberts Lorene Zeiter Third Grade Genie Ballard Leta Davis Barbara Gelsomino Sharlene Gretencord ,ag Second Grade ludy Braack Laurie Cumming Christine Goodrich john Hornback Maggie Lepair-Lower School French First Grade Gay Boyer Becky Choate Lisa Sheehan Peggy Wallace Oleta Williard ii, ,, Pre-School Kathy Benson Suzanne David Claudia Davis Renee Gilbert Karyl Gindling George Hay Pat McGee Emily McLaughlin Mona Rubinovna Diane Thompson Primer 'N Llbrallans Secretaries if xy janet Anderson Xerox leanne Baker Maxine Brittain Rosemary Cox Head Librarian Patricia Haase Marilyn Aaron Speech Pathologist Ginger Blanchard Secretary, Upper School Tim Cummins Computer Operator lean Ferguson Secretary, Development Darlene Hall Executive Secretary to the Headmaster Patsy lacobs College Counseling Secretary Sandy Klihr Nurse Kristin Kline Secretary, Lower School jesse Longoria Head of Maintenance Gayle McCasey Secretary, Admissions Carol Meech Nurse Lavonda Monk Bookstore, Switchboard Linda Piatt Business Office Sue Porter Secretary, Middle School Virginia Pringle Secretary, Preschool and Staff zffw K -,5II,.L.v,- NSN, Si A Vx . 95 'f a 2 If 2 if . 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Corman, President: A. Peppard, Vice-President: B. Marcus. Under the leadership of President Doug Miers, Greenhill's N.F.L. chapter experienced unusual success for a lst-year squad. Sheli Barnett and Paul Herron won lst place in novice debate at the Newman-Smith and Plano High School Speech Tournaments. Sheli teamed with Cheryl Turner to win novice debate at Hillcrest. Cheryl and Peter Henderson won 2nd place at the huge UTA Speech Tournament. Top novice speaker awards were claimed by Paul Herron at lesuit fist speakerl and by Cheryl Turner at Sam Houston 12nd speakerl. ln just his 2nd tournament ever, Rod Lehmen won 3rd place in Lincoln-Douglas debate at lesuit and thereby became Greenhill's first student to receive an invitation to the Texas Forensics Association State Tournament in March. Coming very close to qualifying for the state tournament, as of this writing, were Kate Malin and Rob Stone, who twice reached the final round in duet acting, and also Simon Dickens, who reached the final round in prose reading at Jesuit. Making Greenhill's lst mark in national competition, Paul Herron and Sheli Barnett accepted an invitation to compete in the prestigious Barkley Forum at Emory University, where they debated in a 3-day tournament from February 5-8. Front row: R. Lehman, N. losephson, P. Hayslip, A. Weinberger, P. Herron, P. Henderson, E. Telford, Coach: lohn Beall. Second row: M. Matyas, K. Halaburt, R. Stone, T. Dowe, S. Barnett, D. Miers, Coach R. Austin ontage lv P. Secrest, K. Morse, Sponsor: C. Eastus, L. Roberts, C. Leland, P. Hayslip, Not Shown: I. Murphy. Mortarboard Chell Newberry Treasurer: Winsor Barbee, Vice-Presidents: lulie Ray, Mary Rogers, Front row: W. Barbee, l. Ray, C. Newberry, M. Rogers, Second row: L. Dunston G. Erb, A. Rickenbacher, Third row: K. Halaburt, L. Maser, P. Himel, N. Atkinson Fourth row: S. Silberberg, P. Hayslip, A. Weinberger, A. Stavitsky, Fifth row K. McCullough, L. Marcus, L. Zidell, C. Miller, S. Thum, Sixth row: L. Frenkel S. Goodnight, D. Dunk, I. Grossman, B. Gilbert, Seventh row: Sponsor R. Bagley D. Shelton, C. Kruczek, B. Agnich, S. Wilms, Z. Baker, S. Wright, B. Childers L. Marver. 17 The E ergreen The entire staff. Section Editors: S. Barnett, D. Grossman, S. Hurd, l. Kassanoff, D. Miers, T. Perryman, S. Somer, D. Zale, L. Zweig, The Evergreen succeeded in coming out with 9 issues this year, averaging one per month. ln all the years since its early beginnings 119669, never before has the school newspaper been characterized by such regularity. But even more important, the paper this past year established itself as a credible work of journalism. The Evergreen enjoyed the pride, support, and respect of the faculty, parents, administration, and student body as it never has beforef The newspaper attracted student participation to such a degree that by mid-year, at least one out of every six or seven Upper Schoolers hac been involved in its production. The Evergreen increased its circulation and began to appeal to larger audiencesg letters were fielded frorr parents and students from other schools in the Dallas area. Contacts with editors and journalism departments of other schools were thus strengthenedl and Greenhill as a whole gained a good deal of favorable exposure in the process. The Evergreen this year did much more than inform and entertain its readers-it identified achievements within the academic community and called attention to problems and confronted controversial situations. The newspaper, however, never purported to offer a solution to every problem raised or supply an answer to every question asked. Its primary function was to stimulate the thoughts and provoke the actions of others, The Evergreen has responsibly and maturely served as a probing and accurate expression of student opinion, demonstrating its effectiveness as a student newspaper. Doug Grossman, Editor 178 A l Cavalcade Staff .Lv .V ., 4 M., fs, irq, V V ., ,,sg'w',. ' U 5,4 . M School Staff: Melanie Castro, David Matyas, left Nordgren 1SponsorJ, Hswe, Carey Fitzmaurice, Marjory Graue Below: first row: Editor, Susan Bauman, Section Editors: Pre-school 8f Lower School, Lea Bauman, Sports, Alan Beck, Upper School, Lisa Frenkel. Second row: Activities, Rob Stone, Seniors, Diane Tobias, Sponsor, Sandy Stevenson, not pictured: Adrien Williamson, Faculty section Calvalcade Ad Section: Front row: D. Dunk, S. Goodnight, A. Kupfer. Back row: P. Secrest, D. Word, S. Mortada, Sponsor Mrs. Thompson. Not Shown: L. Frenkel. 179 Astronomy Club Front row: Secretary: L. Frenkel, S. Glazer, P. Frenkel. Second row: President: M. Asner, A. Corbett, S. Hurd, M. Vitetta, K. Clinger, P. Secrest. Back row: R. Butler, H. Hutton, R. Harper, Sponsor: S. Kilmer, A. Williamson, Vice-President: A. Stell. Not Shown: M. Sowry, S. Stephenson, 1. Hutchings, K. Dardaganian. Ecology Club ..T+w'5iN K . , WTI ' .. 1.1. .P ft .1 i:v4 mf: f'I Front row: B. Kassanoff, G. Klein, K. Dardaganian, H. Hutton, R. Butler, A. Corbett, Back row: M. Kane, 1. Patton, K. Fedor, S. Heizer, S. Mortada, A. Stell, R. Anderson, Sponsor: M. Hoffman. Not Shown: Stuart Stephenson. T Greenhill Fore er Club The Forever Club has only one requirement for membership-that you must have been at Greenhill for 12 or more years. These 11 people have made it. That's quite an accomplishment Front row: P. Beck, C. Steinberg, B. Marcus, D. Grossman, A. Peppard. Back row: 1. Levy, A. Beck, R. Anderson, T. Perryman, M. Mayer, D. Bock. Quiz Bo I Doug Grossman Mike Matyas Alan Peppard Tom Perryman 181 French ational Honor Societ K. Malin, L. Frenkel, P. Secrest, R. Lehman, Sponsor Mrs. White, D. Zale, M. Matyas, P. Himel, T. Perryman, E. Moran, S. Smith D. Grossman, Vice-President C. Leland, P. Beck. Hiding: President L. Roberts. Spani h ational Honor Society Front row: D. Zale, Secretary, S. Miller, Sponsor: 1. Gonzales, President, l. Kassanoff, S. Hurd. Back row: K. Sisson, 1. Susman Treasurer, N. Newman, C. Leland, H. Bateman, 1. jackson. Not Shown: Vice-President D. Tobias, l. Levy 2 X 1 ational Honor Societ D, Grossman, M. Matyas, L. Roberts, C. Leland, E. Moran, P. Beck, Sponsor: Dr. B. Graves VFW 'Rf ff' Cheerleaders Front row: B. Terry, 1. Kassanoff, 1. Ray, L. Marcus, L. Meech, Center: M. Bobo, S. Casey. Top: l. Couch. 3 If ggyc Q s mg . 1 E yy ,ik I I Q ,E L Q ,I , 3 Q W 334' Michelle and Shannon 184 Lisa and lane julie and Jennie 3 N-W Hallo een 4 p0 Over winter break 10 students and Mr. Austin went to New York City. They saw Broadway shows, toured museums, theaters, and 17 Q Magazine. On the trip were Kirstin Clinger, Laura Corman, Tom Dowe, Karen Halaburt, Peyton Hayslip, Kate Malin, Alan Peppard, Ken QW Richardson, and Rob Stone. i x 4 1 Singers GirI's Choru Front row: D. Zale, P. Secrest, S. Bauman. Second row: S. Hurd, K. Dardaganian, K. Malin. Third row: 1. Kassanoff, W. Barbee, P. Hayslip, L. Roberts. Fourth row: M. Lax, K. Richardson, R. Stone. Back row: Director: M. Manes, T. Dowe, A. Stell, 1. Murphy. Not Shown: K. Halaburt, S. Heizer, A. Peppard, S. Stephenson. Front row: H. Hutton, A. Corbett, S. Bauman. Second row: S. Goodnight, D. Dunk, C. Newberry. Back row: L. Meech, B. Agnich, S. Silberberg 187 The Pajama Game john Murphy as Sid, David Bock as Mr. Hasler Kate Malin as Babe g gait Ken Richardson as Hines, Kimi Morse as Mabel ff' Q Y x. 5 f ,V Hi . Y i X Q 4 an Rob Stone as Prez, Wanice Lamoyne as Gladys 189 Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On A Collage of Shakespearean Scenes Cheryl Turner, Wanice Lamoyne, Rob Stone, Simon Dickens, Tom Dowe, Steve Heizer, Kate Malin Lisa Roberts I Rob Stone Kate Malin and Wanice Lamoyne 90 l X Director: Roddy Austin and Lisa Roberts af' Simon Dickens Rob Stone, Wanice Lamoyne, and Kate Malin l we Tom Dowe and Kate Malin Rob Stone and Kate Malin 5 4 Rob Stone, Kenny Richardson, Alan Peppard, Tom Dowe, Ellis Telford 192 Arbor Da Arbor Day ceremonies were held in the new amphitheater on February 20th. A Deodar Cedar was dedicated to the memory of Scott Buchanan, son of Drs. Carol and Ray Buchanan and a beloved member of the Lower School student body. The fourth graders presented poems, songs, and personal statements as part of the ceremony. vf. K KK L, A KKK Vkkrk KK Vrkkk KKKK K M K ,K M K ,, ,K tK KKK K... K KK1,,i1.K,t: - 5- is. , '- Nnmef 'gy M KK fb MN i ,KK-K.W,,N,.,J,K . 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KKK K5WK5K K NQHQKKKS ,K A, .- . K. KK ,fy K , KK ., .. g t K7 .. .K ,, K V, .. , K Www g f ! 1e-5315263553 2 A-E-g,i ',-law Ji! wie- f- t-t-- :M t ,A 'K' -,X ,,,,, a 4-Sf MK ' Lg., 13, a ny ., 4,1 . s .JM w s, .. 'f - 'F'-s ' K qi : L -M . 4 - . fs ' ' , ,. .1 t :.n,wf-wif. if--J' f - . M f-fe - - 1' ' -'-. f 7 , . . . f aj.-Q -1 ,- wfrl rw-V 4926 ,JFK ,, +wff,,.,Q.w-- t, - W., '.-,...,...- M45 f -5, A , A S N.. M . - 4 r -.51 f-'fi , -35:11-Q-. 1 Interfest -mary. kLWTff ,f- flint 'PHX SM gunna Q , ,il in Tony Wainwright-Bloom Advertising loyce Locklear-IBM john McKay-Channel 4 News Randy Moore-Actor, Dallas Theater Center ttty Attt f ,,':' ff 4 f W QW in ,, -F Q wi 1. J, 2 i f Q A 5 'x 1 W f t f 5s:xl2l:gaZr RM Li QM 4 9 ff Q5 2' Q ,Q T J 1 it I ...., W ,,., - .... . fi 194 Sherry Hayslip-Interior Design john Wooten-Dallas Cowboys Gretchen Frueh-Social Work K S . I G p NaomiNyewas brought toGreenhill bythe 1Othgrade, in memoryofDevereaux Cleaver. Ms. Nye is a poet and a singer. She read and sang for the Upper School and held a special workshop for Lower Schoolers. , Mark Stevenson performed a one man show about poet lohn Keats called Nagml Nye This Living Hand Stevenson 195 il. ' 31 ph, ,gf 'wf 'E . KW M ' g , if v an K 4 ' , . V4 3 : . 'Jb ' ,Q l 5Qf 1' J A , if gi Jfi , if I R jg jf , ' ..F- Q L' J fQ L g,ig W H AQXI, 549 A' lQ ' A gf , V m. 4, A 3 Q Football Front row: 1. Coleman, C. Parsons, l. Levy, D. Perryman, K. Money, B. Kwun, l. Bickel, C. Churchill, second row: A. Hayslip-manager F. Bracken, D. Schneider, A. Schnitzer, G. Susman, T. Schneider, I. Susman, B. Lipshy, D. Pitre, B. Agnich-manager, third row: K Hoskins, 1. Sheehan, A. Brooks, D. Miers, L. Harris, D. Liston, T. Gale, S. Gordon, T. Perryman, R. Holcomb, back row: Coaches: P Ducci, S. Straub, l. Smith, B. Keffer, M. Samide. Cheerleaders: left: I. Ray, l. Kassanoff, S. Casey, B. Terry, right: L. Meech, L. Marcus, M. Bobo, l. Couch. The Greenhill Hornets, coached by lulian Smith, began the season with a great deal of promise. The Hornets opened the year with a strong showing against eventual state champion Fort Worth Christian, then proceeded to win two of its next three games to be 2-2 at midseason. Homecoming kicked off the second half of the season with what would prove to be possibly the toughest stretch of games in Greenhill history: Cassady, St. johns, and Fort Worth Country Day. All three resulted in devastating defeats. The season ended with two crucial losses to Trinity Valley and Cistercian. Though the Hornets ended the season at 2-7, their record was not indicative of the team's talent, nor did it reflect the team's awesome schedule. All in all, the team gained great experience and learned many lessons despite their record. -M ' .A ,. fl . W fr W -'11 22' 4 t Q - ,Z M ian. - '- , M , ' 'fp -. , , 4 . . V , L ,liz A , . L fy W, f g ,.-,an J ggglkayin -. Ms, f , ' . I-s,. Y, 'ff 'M' 'X My-my ' . ,Q ,sy , 'K vi is ftr is - N . ' ,-5 , T , ,W ,,,, - ggilv g, I s i .. I ,, ,J . , U, wus My 4, Mig: f ,Ty A ,K I 'slll TQ A VN ., 4, ,i , 2V,, t ., I s, , as W I . VL, ,Nfl :Vi VZ K 199 Field Hockey Imnl nm: lx. Ravkirucl, l. Irivdman-marmgvrs, C.. Krucwk, A. Fonberg, I. Rosenberg, P. Parsons, E. Moran, C. Krvvet, A. Sivll, CI. Mfflully-c'0aCh lim k ww I kuykm-mhzll, A. kuplvr, 5. Kusrwlz, C.. Anigan, B. Agnich, K. Rupert, M. Vilvlld. The 1980 Field Hockey team had an exciting season with captain Amy Stell leading the team as second team S.P.C., first team T.l.S.C. and Most Valuable Player. Special honors also went to Anita Fonberg and Barbie Gold. The team consisting of mostly younger players, has the potential talent to produce a winning season in 1981. 201 Girls Volleyball Front row: L. Prager, L. Marcus, P. Porter, D. Tobias, second row: l. Upfield, P. Beck, M. Rogers, A. Williamson back row: Coach H. Heck, C. Newberry, I. Hutchings, not shown: C. Brotman, K. Sisson. ont row: P. Himel, l. Torres, Coach K. Wells Second row: l. Hercules, Fr . Fedor, L. Maser Third row: L. Zidell, S. Goodnight, L. Marcus Back ro w: L. Kupfer, E. Frankel, C. McCullough. Boys Volleyball u Front row: S. Somer, M. Matyas, 1. Fiedler-coach, Second row: S. Adamian, A. Stell, third row: C. Weinberger, A. Beck, Back row: M. Asner, D. Foote Only having four of the necessary six players for volleyball, the boy's chances of winning S.P.C. looked bleak. After some heavy recruiting, a whole team was formed. Working hard with limited time and resources, the team developed well. At S.P.C., the team played at its best and took second place. Only St. Marks beat the GH. team, St. Marks had a bigger, stronger fnot smarterl team. 204 Cross Co Front row: S. Blanchard coach, A. Beck, K. Kokko, A. Heizer-manager, second row: S. Somer, G. Ghraizi, P. Claggett, K. Richardson, K. Dowell, G. Sauer, I. Shepherd, R. Grossman, M. Bobo, back row: S. Heizer, B. Ferguson, K. Halaburt, S. Casey. untry The 1980 Cross Country Team showed itself in possession of more potential than most people fincluding ourselves, realized. After several outstanding runners graduated last year, the 1980 Cross Country Team was not expected to have a statistically victorious season with three returning seniors and seven incoming freshmen. Most of the freshmen displayed a far greater running ability than Coach Steve Blanchard had expected. Through almost four weeks of two-a-day workouts, Mr. Blanchard helped change this running ability into winning ability. This year the Cross Country Team consistently placed from third to fifth place in all city events fin which there are twenty to thirty other teams, each being about five times as large as GreenhiIl'sl. The G.H. team won the 1980 T.l.S.C. Championship tbeen six times out of the previous seven yearsj, and won second place in S.P.C. This year two runners distinguished themselves above the rest. Senior, Alan Beck Team Captain for the third year, and freshman Ken Kokko won All Conference T.l.S.C. and All Conference S.P.C. Additionally, they both shared the Most Valuable Player award. 3 g. and . . n 205 l R l s. 2 Boys Basketball Front row: B. Wittenberg, T. Perryman, M. Bernstein, S. Heizer, B, Marcus, Back row: D. Kwun, l. Coleman, F. Bracken, N. Newman, T. Cale, B. Kwun, G. Taylor. B... 'B T , ,A L..s.,..t......W-Maw' k K Wa-Nw., 4 B B 'M' B .WM-M ' za . - T N-MQ uv' . , . . l l 06 an H ITW? T N,...M-W H+ 1 , . , v ft- '3 Ny 5,571 Nun! 'ir 12 wx K gg MX 4 11 Girls Basketball Q' as E Front row: L. Marcus, L. Prager, L. Prager, L. Dunston Back row: Coach Doocy, S. Proctor, l. Collins, L. Marcus l y 2' P W ., . l . ,, - P P I I ' N . Sl... 5. A ' V A ,az Front row: L. Samelson, S. Goodnight, G. Weinrich Back row: C. Miller, L. Zidell, S. Kasnetz, Coach McCulIey, 'VU ' fri W '1. ,.,,.------16 2 Boys Soccer sway.. QV, . . Front row: M. Ablon, C. Parsons, D. Perryman, C. Fischman, K. Dowell, I. Levy, R. Grossman, C. Churchill Back rovv: Manager P. Hayslip, S. Adamian, K. Money, S. Miller, K. Hoskins, T. Schneider, L, Zweig, D. Liston, B. Atkinson, A. Beck. B. Lipshy, Manager K. Dardaganian. . if ..ig?Wsgg:5:,ff. ' . mfg f ,,-, , f 2:f s.Qm,,,Y..,.W .f Qjjyi, cr r .. . . - Y K Y .. 'K I . . V , o , V w w K V . ' M ' - , 1 ' - gr-H -- H . .4 Q W V ' o' .. ' I . V . we . . . 5. was .1 f ' W- c f -- W - - 9 'o'r V .z A, , ' . elff:f1s..,-7.--...E .... ,em Y- A f ' ,gm sf-- , f ' ., f l r - - V gil.. ,,.,,,,,1rf' .- K ,, 'riff-K.?i1f M ' . ' ' - ' ' 210 ,.+ r Front row: B. Kassanoff, B. Bracken, G. Sauer, G. Ghraizi, R. Lieberman, M. Hurst Back row: D. Glaser, P. Coe, A. Brooks, T. Schneider, A. Stell, S, Mok, 1. Susman. . 2 U' Au W Girls Soccer . N , . ,W -. .- W V yt.. ,f f W, . A M A ' .. ' gf? ' ' l H f M, , A. Front row: K. McCullough, C. Kruczek, A. Stavitsky, L. Bobo, M. Bobo, A. Heizer, l. Rosenberg, C. Krevet Back row: B. Agnich, l. Hutchings, A. Stell, A. Williamson, Coach Samide, S. Casey, N. Atkinson, D. Reishus, P. Beck. f'? Ffa ik Baseball , UWL Front row: A. Stell, B. Kwun, T. Perryman, B. Marcus, T. Cale Back row: l. Levy, K. Money, G. Taylor, D. Kwun, R. Segovia, C. Parsons , Softball 9.4-I 1, a 1 L, , 4,.lg,,-f Z , ,E nf? ,v x 1+-Q . Y , x .Sew wr 1 l, wwf - 1? ' JV' I3 sh- ..,A ,.M.-,,.gN5L KR lf L N'W +-f -, , ., B, .1 7- xg- -. u- - 'Q-.+L 1 ' 'S J fl lv 3 -!f.:3'1 5 7 : Q ., 4 rw . ',..' A ,.:..: ' '12 Bw? .f g 'ff-,f ,5- v 1 1 iTji,5nfg'.'jj-ff-w. .- ' A' ' , 'l J'1.I1'5?TX . be 'L ',, , h V .W X , 53-f -'. f f Xxalgxksww,-Z,7Y-X95 L : . .M D VM ,Vi L fyXL . L , . . .,k, .:.,:: Lf. g ., , ., ' T JR ., 5 s K' M s xx, Q L ' b K 1 Q .?.2 Wu gf 'K g ,J , ms, 1 .L , L L f :MJ W , M32-f,,,,L1-W ' ,,,N,L,gfw- , I V, Hr ,Aw : ,, N, 1 ,349 L .34 fi K Q- , ,i,,, -,-- ., . , ' , 2,...L 1 A -.fa ,-,-f,.,- Front row: C, Kruczek, S. Proctor, B. Gold Back row: Coach McCulley, 1. Collins, A. Stell. L. Prager, E. Moran, L. 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When all the information was compiled, Sewell Village Cadillac was not only one of the top ten General Motors dealerships in the country, we were also the higlg rated Cadillac dealership in all of Texas. only one is in Dallas. SEVVELL WWWQFMMQ 7310 Lemmon Avenue at University, across from Love Field. C2145 350-2000 Why are our customers so sat- isfied? We think the reason is simple. When you buy a Cadillac, you de- serve to be treated like a Cadillac owner. At Sewell Village Cadillac, that means service. W'hen you buy a new Sewell Village Cadillac, you get the free use of one of our 40 loan cars, a Service Department that's open all day Saturday, and 84 service bays. You receive helpful, friendly assistance every time you walk into the showroom. Every time you drive into the Service Department. 241 X' 00 H-9.562 T.?:QJtXQfL VYNOVYX -'SVLQKQSSAQ Q5Q,UvXi i , . LVLL CLN. VQXK Moll. QQMQ, K-k49:'Nx'k' SLQQJU-Nb - Wool Quail, OWL VN? 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V' fx Compliments of Contran 54 N W Student Solomon Bergman Pre-school Bobby Grady Mandy Goldman Pre school n Bill Mattoon 3rd Corey Pride r Z4 if A, ,lx will an 8 4 I E Scott Mattoon lennlfer Harns Tara Trask jenny Dickens Rob Rothrock 7tl'1 7th Greenhill Welcomes You ,QFD lon Tucker Andrea Lazar Amy Langefeld Barry Richards 'mf' Wo ,..,,. nluq.,.. mann..- -in- Betsy Richter 10th Erika Viroslav Shemin Proctor 10th r ' f fl ,Q Q if 'fi i,ik A eei, Crystal Rothrock Simon Dickens lOth 'llth 255 1981 Cavalcade Volume XXXl The Greenhill School Dallas, Texas ff? we an it M .fr ei' In 0' Editor: Susan Bauman Sponsors: jeff Nordgren, Sandy Stevenson, Randy Thompson Editorial Staff: Lea Bauman, Alan Beck, Lisa Frenkel, Rob Stone, Diane Tobias, Adrien Williamson Staff: Pam Beck, Lisa Bobo, Dee Dunk, Elizabeth Frankel, Susan Goodnight, Peyton Hayslip, Bobby Kwun, Lisa Laufer, Lisa Marcus, Stacie Miller, Erin Moran, Tom Perryman, Deirdre Reishus, Susan Silberberg, Bruce Wittenberg Ads Staff: Dee Dunk, Lisa Frenkel, Susan Goodnight, Ann Kupfer, Sofia Mortada, Paul Secrest, Dynette Word Middle School Staff: Melanie Castro, Brad Dardaganian, Carey Fitzmaurice, Marjory Graue, David Matyas Special Thanks to: Estelle Dickens, Dr. lan Rule, Stuart Somer, Beth Terry Cover Photograph by Rob Stone '-W ,- ., ., x ,+.L.'p..' f' ' lg, i ,V H N K , ,A .s .A .f, ' ' Y? 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