Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Allison Freada Aranson ForeverClub. . .debate. . .prep. . .well-dressed. . .intelligent . . .pretty eyes. . .D.B.. . .talkative. . .loves Mr. Norris. . . Harolds . . . empirically speaking . . . Debater-at-large . . . D-D-D-Debate . . . lives in the library . . . future head of corporation . . . good-looking . . . National Honor Society I, Allison Freddie Aranson leave with a full mind and a tired body the following. To mom and dad I leave a life full of support, whether it included love, money, or a good slap when I needed it. I love you both very much and know that you are the foundation of my education, for I would not want to learn without your guidance. Mom, thank you for my social conscience. Dad, thank you for the freedom to be me. You are my best friends. To the Rollins puppies I leave the aggregate of oral activities: gossip, conflict, argumentation, and the unmentionables. Your guidance in debate perfected a skill in argumentation that you often regretted was ever taught. Laura, thanks for the college ticket CI really need itj in debate, friends, and counsel. I love you both. To Mr. Norris I leave a never ending quest for the emotional side of all beings. You have opened my eyes and mind to new feelings, philosophies, and experiences. Thank you for always listening to an often long and involved explanation of ideas. To Dr. Buchanan I leave the logical, organized, and concise area of my intelligence. You have taught me not only a writing style, but a thinking one. Thank you for the advice and the care. To Julia I leave a history of partnerships, whether it was debate, school, double dates, or a valuable friendship. Thanks for all the strategy sessions. Stay away from coffee, mother's tea, and coke, kid. Good luck with Charles, you're bound to go far. To Bryant I leave a consistent love, a reliable friend, and a deflated ego. You can't always get what you want, but if you try some time you just might find, you get what you need. I love you, my bestest. To David I leave a Paris match, the road not travelled, and a box filled with poems. I know you'll be successful. To Craig I leave an innocent time of life. You will always have a place in my heart. To Michelle I leave a canonball with lots of straws, a tape of the latest gossip, and a song about Neptune. To Scott I leave an endless supply of hair jel, and a freshman following. To Michael I leave fond as well as fierce memories. We fight because you know me so well. I love you very much and I hope we will always be near each other. Thank you for the security and the confidence you have in me. After 14 years on the Hill I leave a few debate trophies and a lot of luck for the future. I'm only sad in a natural way, and I enjoy sometimes feeling this way. The gift you gave is desire, the match that started my fire. - The Style Counsel AMA -...... , 23

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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

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Barton Kelly Autrey unique. . .KNON DJ. . .Mungo. . .Zeek. . .non-conformist often heard on the radio . . . Thought ofthe Day . . . original . . . witty . . . new wave . . . pink sox . . . always with K.C. 84 M.N. . . .E.T.. . .crazy earrings. . .Barton. . .DougandJordon. . . Orange bug. . . radical . . . Men say goats are omery Hey Goat Men say goats are too sman for their own good Men say we eat too much Men say goats break doors down And I say if us goats had hands we'd be dangerous Steve Feinberg Goto! O , ' , N ,D g X1 g X V ' J M' 4 ' gs 24