Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Elizabeth Jane Ablon insane. . .concerts. . .Vince. . .alwayslaughing. . .Camaro. . . sweet. . .crazydriver. . .beautifulblueeyes. . .hasalotofenergy . . . wild . . . Packards . . . Wendy . . . party animal . . . a good friend. . .Ozzy. . .SMUbound. . .ablast. . .guys,guys,andmore guys. . . I, Beth Ablon, being of sound mind and short body, leave the following: To Wendy - a best friendship, Tom's mailbox, Camp CGS, my eye, my eye, my eye, S.L.'s house, D.D. at 3:00 A.M., V.V.P., and RJ. To Iune - rock concerts, camp, ski trip, etc. We've been friends for so long, I could go on forever. To Pam - SMU College Prep Institute, SAE's EEE, Eggs, BAC and Slurpees, champagne, Newport Beach, and Disneyland. To Lee Anne - going to B.K. in the middle of the night, Ozzy, and Chinese Fire drills. To Iill - Forest Lane incident, your loud garage door, and our mischievous minds. To Gretchen - the Babes, Greenville Ave., movies, and parties. To Christy - Greenville Ave., parties, IJ., Scott, and the D.D. To Mikey and Iohn-boy - my laugh, math class, the Question Queen, and one endless party. To Barb - guy problems. To Josh - your Freshman year. To Chad - our secret fwhich turned out to be not so secretj, 6th grade and your own locker. Windmill- you're a good guy - don't change! To Chris - runawayjokes, Study Hall, the S5 I owe you from the SMU-Texas game, and your unique taste in music. To Mrs. Silven - your Corriente de la boca, French, and Spanish. To Dr. Graves - 3 years of good advice and of putting up with me, and a muted horn. You're the best advisor anyone could ask for. To my Family: To Ian - Danny, and a phone answering machine. To Billy - the car you desire, and your own line. To Bobby - someone to clean up after you when I'm gone. To Mom and Dad - thanks for EVERYTHING! I love you all very much and could not have made it without you. You all are the greatest. To Greenhill - I leave you thirteen unforgettable years of my life. You kept me busy, but it was worth it. lx,wQil3l OW J ,, Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. ARNOLD ABLON 20

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Julie Kay Anderson NEW GIRL IN TOWN . . . lived in Belguim . . . pretty hair . . . just joined the Greenhill family. . .one of the Andrews' sisters. . .exotic . . . lived in Brussels without being fluent in French . . . Wisconsin . . . moves alot . . . not as shy as she looks . , . smart . . . Bedford . . . one hour road trip a day-to school! . . . friendly . . . pretty eyes BONI!! Since I'm new here, my will is short and simple: Lea- cold weather, sunshine and Iames Dean. Kim- a party at my house Qmaps providedlj Amy- a northern winter in Texas and no more windy VW rides. Jill- a front row seat in Government, a recent atlas and a set of jumper cables. Karen- donuts on sale every morning, no more map quizzes, and many more reunions. Gretchen and Christy- Andrew Sisters' records. Mrs. Silven- another great Honors class! Also- to the Greenhill Senior class of 1984 and to my teachers- THANKS!! For welcoming me and for a great year! And a big hug for my parents for being there these past 17 years. Thanks! Don't be dismayed at goodbyes- A farewell is necessary before We can meet again. And meeting again, After moments or lifetimes Is certain for those who are friends. Slow down and enjoy life. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast - you also miss the sense of where you're going and why. Eddie Canton 'ff . P tl ,af w6df5,Wz