Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Walter Philip Coe agoodfriend. . .football. . .moose. . .sensitive. . .greatlistener . . .boyscout. . .fun machine. . .nice. . .teddy bear. . .always late . . . party animal . . . seems innocent . . , theories . . . Revco . . .reallysweet. . .Mr.Niceguy. . .ki1lerPhil. . .BabyHuey. . . does a great Safety Dance . . . sincere . . . I, Philip Coe, being of somewhat distant mind and torpid body hereby bequeath the following: To Mr. Murphy, enough detention slips to start a wallpaper company, a stopwatch to count how many seconds students are late in getting to school, and thanks for being nice after catching me eating ice cream in the upper school. To Mr. Kilmer, an excellent Geology trip and a prime example of man in a free state to do as he pleases. QThe ability to not follow a rigorous schedule, including study halls J, a pound of barbecued spareribs and sausage on the geology trip, and all the other food I ate QI think we stopped every 2 miles to get snacks didn't we?J, and the hopes that I will soon understand circular motion. To Peter Claggett, QPedroJ, I leave the following: The GLASS WALL theory and hopes of one day perfecting it, hopes of setting up a 1000 gallon saltwater tank, 51.00 movies, profound late night discussions about girls and the universe, Many nights of doing flops and flips off the diving board. tNotice how it never hurt if we messed upj. The hopes that we don't get lost again coming home from late night college representations. fRemember . . . LEFT! . . . no . . . RIGHT! . . . STRAIGHT! . . . WATCH OUT!!! . . . BAM I didn't see that sign, did you Pete?J. A healthy cockatiel that can whistle. To Ms. Carls, thanks for always acting like you were in a good mood even though sometimes you weren't. Don't treat the freshmen to roughly, they're scared of you you know Gust kidding, I think.J To Mrs. Wolfram, I leave you the junior class, a bad SAT score and my unfilled Harvard and Stanford applications. Thank you for your help and advise, I really appreciate it. To Greenhill I leave the following, To the maintenance, I hope that you can get the grass and trees to grow. I've noticed in my six years at Greenhill that there has been a major struggle in trying to make Greenhil1's campus look like a lush tropical paradise. Keep trying. I leave hopes for a better social life, Greenhill is academically the best though, and I appreciate the high quality of the education there. Due to a lack of memory, or no memory, I will stop my will here. I want to tell my parents how much I appreciate their understanding of me during my life while going to Greenhill. Thank you mom and dad for sending me to such a good school. I love you both. 0-'Lf Compliments of MR. 8: MRS H DOUGLAS COE 28

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Peter Revere Claggett Seniorclasspresident. . .funnyguy. . .fishandbirds. . .cute. . . Diana A. . . . New Deal , . . looks like a country boy . . . really nice . . . cruisin' Coit with Bill . . . cross country jock . . . good grin . . . Uncle Pete . . . boyscout . . . mild maniac . . . falls asleep in English . . . Let's have a square dance! . . . very open . . . I, Peter Claggett, being of presidential mind and X-C body, in the hope that I won't be assassinated, leave the following: To P.C.: long talks about girls since 9th grade, Glass Walls, fish, birds, and a great friendship. To the J.V. X-C team: good luck, Norbuck, 20 440's. To K.K.: a beat-up bug, your ego, the same taste in girls, D8:D, my first friend in Dallas. To B.B: The Wall , X-C, a future girlfriend. To IS.: I.B., wack-o but nice, hysterical but serious. To L.F.: good buddy ole pal, 111 on I.V., creek runs, T-phone talks. To GM.: karate, forest lane, bad A. cars. To Mr.B.: thanks for much good advice, good luck with X-C, my respect. To S.L.: vice-pres, the untimate in cool, yeah you can sleep over. To K.M.: your incredibly nice, beautiful, and an over-all goddess. To C.T.: intense, a look is worth a thousand words. To K. Kissinger: pep-talks, Christmas carols, and my respect. To L.B.: you do know what the word friendship means, nice-ness at its zenith QSAT wordj, surrealism. To K.R.: hope you marry the man of your dreams. To D.A.: Almond, a perfect transcript, my first date, my respect and admiration, a golden clarinet. To Lael: you big dummy . To B.F.: Qalmost forgotyouJ,theChrysler,astifflegfnudge,nudge,know what I meanb, Let's cruise Coit on foot , C.T. in your dreams. To Cheryl Tiegs: a poster on my wall. To K.D.: my mentor, country roads, Plano stadium, a B.B. gun, Mr. Coordination, an everlasting friendship. To G.S.: Tennis, girls, a role model, the college life. To GJ.: you flashdancer. To L.A.M.: 101 future parties, thanks for your opinions. To P.l-I.: presidents forever, run for senate, S. Council. To P. Hayslip: good luck on Broadway. To W.W.: Hacki-Sack at parties. To M.F.: Donut sales manager, Otis are you drunk? . To G.T.: a fellow Physics student who was as lost as I was. To MS.: Black-belt, Lee Ann's parties, Miiiiike. To M.D.: GQ, Miiiike, Do you understand the Physics homework? To Rick: the best cable channel, alone at home party prone. To IJ.: thanks for being so nice to me. To L.T.: Pre-Cal gossip and happy horses. To Dr. Barbara F. Graves: my respect and thanks for guidance during the past two years, I'll plan to practice what you preach, lunch with Thomas Jefferson. To the faculty: thank you for caring. To the Upper School of '85: know a good thing when you have it. Greenhill and all it offers. Special thanks to Mr. Foote who has continued and improved the family atmosphere that Greenhill is famous for. Lastly, thank you mom and dad. Thanks for giving me a good education and raising me to be a good human being. Your advice has always been appreciated although not always followed. I love you both as you know. P.S. I'll try to support you in your middle age. Finally, thanks Patch Cmy birdj for helping me survive my senior year. I leave you a soiled shoulder, long talks, and my utmost devotion. QEFQVEVG a 6 27

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www. .W itz X i I Edward Reed Corbett dynamic . . . Apple computer . . . soccer . . . shadows often get walked on . . . football club V.P. . . . hyper . . . what a comedian . . .likestotrippeople. . .bigEd, . .alwayswith Dave. . .Singers . . . terrible driver . . . great Ric Ocasek imitation . . . Eddie . . . radical . . . wild studball . . . always playing a prank . . . party goer ...greatguy. .. I, Ed Corbett, after having survived my Greenhill experience, do hereby leave the following: To Tone, all of Dave's math awards, first place in a Spelling Bee, Mother, the field hockey crown, a new set of golf clubs, and a heatwave survival kit with lots of copperTONE. To Cristy and Gretch, a pair of Dave's socks in return for the ones you gave me, and multicolored dots. To Kool Kirsh, a book to spin and the name Kool. To Taylor, David and Michael Lip for the basketball team, a harem of your own, and your discs that I still owe you. To Wes, ZZTOP, college baseball, a new hackeysack, and the Official Mormon Youth League Rules. To Paul, singers, football at lunch, and Paul Nelson Defense. To Jayne, a time to talk to Mrs. Wolfram, the college of your choice, and a new sleeping bag. To Cathy, help in algebra, canoe partners, and my Porsche instead of your Dodge. To Ginna, Spanish I, GEENA CI won't forget your real namej, you're a very special friend and I'm going to miss you. To Iengles, 9th grade English, community service days, football club, parties, IV soccer, thanks for being such a good friend. To Sowry, three years of French, alibies, karate, a tackle football game, parties, and my friendship. To Shelly Hutton, my sister's best friends' little sister Cwhateverj, another year on the hill and an apology for all the times Dave and I teased you. To Scott, a free ride home. To Carson, Julie, Marni, Kristi, and Lisi, a big hug and thanks for being such good friends. To Shelly B. and Katherine, an apology and a free dinner at Chili's. To Michael Lip, some great times in middle school, a football paper for Mr. Blanchard, 8th grade volleyball, a high school with girls, and thanks for all the good times we've had, you've been a great friend. To Dr, Graves, Pink Floyd and thanks for being such a good advisor, teacher, and friend. To Dave, the Who, and Odessy II, nights at Chili's, all the money I owe you, soccer, Tone's geometry award, parties, dots, ZZTOP, a harem of your own, all the good times We've had during class, the Kool Mobile, the Lude, Is that your philosophy of life , I'm going to miss you a lot but I know we'll keep in touch. Thanks for everything. And finally, to my family I leave my love and my thanks for giving me so much and asking for so little in return. Thanks to everyone that has been a part of my experience on the Hill. Good-bye!! 29