Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Best Students - Dianne Ahmann Best Leaders - Melanie Lurie David Shelby Joey Lane Most Likely to Succeed - Angie Jacobs Most Athletic - Cindy Fiedelman Marc Lipshy Brent Hillebrenner Best Looking - Karin Miller Favorite Teacher - Mr. Gonzales Bucky Lyon

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Best All Around - Karen Finkelman Best Dressed - Jill Fischel Jordan Susman Richard DeBerry Most Talented - Jessica Frankel Most Humorous - Stacy Siegel David Foote Doug Murphv I f' Kid in Friendliest - Adrienne Baker Most Original - Marjory Graue Lance Felber Willie Loconto

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Dianne Melaine Ahmann smart . . . four APs . . . takes notes on everything. . . DIMDZB . . .talksamileaminute. . .highest GPA. . .debate. . .John S.. . .summerschoolupeast. . .lovesto study. . .garrulous. . . Ben. . . You're kidding, is it really? . . .clarinet. . .headed for the Ivy League . . . multi-talented . . . laughs at anything . . . extremely loquacious . . . Latin Club . . . track . . . Evergreen News Editor . . . National Merit . . . National Honor Society I, Dianne Ahmann, being of fairly well-coordinated mind and totally uncoordinated body, do bequeath the following to those who have made the past two years terrific: To Matt, my fellow musician, I leave PSMHB '84 Qthankslj, a life's supply of biologically active reeds, and JS's Bari Saxy shirt. To Annalee I leave the leadership ofthe awe-inspiring Greenhill clarinet section and the bari saxy mentioned above. To Kelly, a successful blind date with a cute Marksman fwho can dance!! or maybe a reunion with him in the hereafter. To Adrienne, an expandable locker, the twins Alfonso and Adolphus, and J-JV forever! To Jessica, much gratitude for helping me through labs I hadn't read, yeast that won't grow, furry monsters, close encounters of the 'rfsr kind fhow embarrassingl and GM. To Gavin, inflated grades, the JWXDA evaljuation of your psyche fsoon to be a bestsellerj, a fleet of bargain airs in perfect condition, and a hug. To Ben, advanced courses at Stanford, another impromptu splash, and yes - when you're thirty! To Angie, my guide the day I first visited, little did I suspect that we'd someday have 4 AP's together! To David, Hello, this is your friendly editor . . . , much as I fought you about Evergreen stuff I have to admit that most of the time you were right. I leave you a bit fjust a teensy bitj of flexibility and 8 continuous hours of sleep.To Sarah, my musical successor, many rounds of nerve-shattering auditions, an etemal first chair, and the indescribable State experience. To Mr. Solon, 14 contaminated NoDoz. To Mrs. Thompson, a miniscule NMSQT essay and Solon's Calculus Made Easy. And to Mr. Raaen and Mr. Manes, you have been with me every step of the way and I wish I could retum in some way everything you have given. I love you both. Just as my fingers on these keys Make music, so the selfsame sounds On my spirit make a music, too. Music is feeling, then, not sound. -Wallace Stevens Qcymgmfect yfiififwtczwzt. an MMM 22