Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Y wgfsg ,. ,-,-, , ' 1 Z Q M WQSQM 3 Q ' 5535 8 5 L':MQCxN50 W 5 T: IJ ALfa3m4 WH gg JO Y iN? BRQCKBANK ' A L' W f 1, go' V.A4 CHAPEL A ul gl-A Z P O Q Lg 5 E 313 z ci 5 5 5 5 JEBONNE ' A S 7 1 w 177 K .- .fir 'R Ry Q if C0 611, av Q Q POD ' fx .Q X7 . LLLWAY , 0 ,gg U S , ,:- Y Ng- , E E EDGEW.. AANA 32 5 THACKERY If p 2:0 O E L ,LCREST 'Q UNIN EQSIIY OF A Q s , :I ' I S IEXASAI DALLAS I 3 93 'Z ss tt I E7'f'3g4gul1i- I1 1 4 I' ft' II It UN I? wit .ts On March 30th, the Upp Sch ol b Id ng tot Ily 4, 1 5 I, fx 1 destroyed by a fire. The faculty c f t d th the , I 1 I ff- V, , Y , . monumental ch Ilenge of gath gt h g te I a d I I lg 1 I converting te p ary sp t Ia s The pp t I f aIIf fth Gr hll ty ph dtht fOm BC I 9 GREENHILL IS PEOPLE NOT BUILDINGS LINS Og FAC H3523 IZDQI' 45,24 .I 204 TEXAS N INSIRUMENIS BANNER 4 it I A I-A Cu- 37 NORIH CENIRAL EQICHY y .IIII TRANSIT camera IAL A clit, I m 86 A A FOREST A v .2 v s , , , . . ., k,,' ,J n - 1 1 ae' . I JV .89 'KL - X ., y Ji qi? ' I I,77II20I,I 2 U, 5, 2 W, CI Q ga I 6 Z' I --A 4 I E S U3 LU +5 'I f O UXQKA W HWY I 294 I OOP 12 151131 IILLIAIECLLDLI Q, '67 OV? 3 WE , ,,,,.1,tI. .,,V, LOH -II X ,Q . . vi l ll M NX' In Appreciation . 5 SALLY ESTES ANN PERRYMAN Sally Estes enrolled her children in grades six and three in the fall of 1973. She and husband Bill demonstrated both their commitment to quality education and to Greenhill by moving their home from Bonham, Texas, to Dallas solely for the sake of their children's schooling. She has held virtually every parent volunteer position at Greenhill during the last fourteen years, from room mother, writing newsletters, mimeograph machine operator, Chairman of the Development Committee to Chairman of the Board of Trustees. A trustee since 1976, a large part of her responsibility today is seeking capital funds to complete Greenhill's physical plant needs. While president of the Parents' Association, Sally initiated Teacher Appreciation Day, lt was during her tenure as Chairman of the Board of Trustees that Teacher Recognition Day was instituted. Sally has blessed Greenhill with her vast energy and significant organizational skills. The first woman to be Chairman of the Board, she is hailed by many as one of the most effective chairman in the history of the school. While she is now a driving force in articulating the school's physical plant needs, Sally knows and has always demonstrated that what makes Greenhill special is people - students, teachers, and parents working together. 10 Ann Perryman enrolled her first son in Greenhill in lanuary of 1967. It was not long before she learned that being a Greenhill parent offers many more opportunities than just attending parent conferences and sitting in carpool lines. Being a parent in those early days meant sewing tote bags to sell at the bookstore, making costumes for school plays and even rushing a child who had been bitten by a coral snake on a campout to the hospital. ln the early seventies, Ann became Head of the Lower School Resource Center. She checked out film strips, science equipment, reading labs and books. By this time she had three sons in Greenhill. Her volunteering shifted to a larger scale. She has served on the Board of Trustees since 1978. Prior to her present position as Chairman of the Financial Aid Committee, Ann served as Vice Chairman of the Board for a number of years. Her roots, however, continue to make her a constant contributor of magazines and supplies to the Library and Art Department. From room mother to committee chairman, Ann has experienced all that there is to being a Greenhill parent. Even today, despite her children having already graduated, her involvement continues. That's the Greenhill way. Senior Class Dedication mmf' llldafi it Mu Elaine Velvin Mrs. Elaine Velvin became both a faculty member and a Greenhill parent in the fall of 1982. During the past five years, she has made many contributions to the life of Greenhill school. As a lower school teacher, she has virtually rewritten the second grade social studies curriculum. Over the course of time, her efforts to replace out-dated materials evolved into a textbook, Discover Dallas: A Children 's Guide that is now used by DISD, other schools and can be found in local bookstores. Mrs. Velvin adds her energy to the Greenhill athletics program, as the sponsor for the cheerleaders. She goes the extra mile to make sure the Hornets have enthusiastic support at all the sporting events. She spends many hours tutoring upper school students. She isalwaysavailableasaconfidantandafriend.Manystudentsthink of her as llanother mother, as she gives generously of her time. lt is for her generosity, her sparkle, her devotion, and her positive influence that the Senior Class of 1987 dedicates the Cavalcade to her. GREENHILL ZZ? Mew' BOARD OE TRUSTEES Executive Committee Mr. John L, Schoellkopf Chairman Nlr, Eugene Sanger, lr. Vice Chairman Mr. Donald J, Zahn Secretary Mr. Thomas G. Adler Treasurer Mr. Phillip Foote Headmaster Mr. Carl L. Blonkvist Chairman, Public Relations Mrs. Mickey Bright Member at Large Mr. Stephen A. Brutsche' Member at Large Dr, Lawrence Campbell Chairman, Education Committee Mrs, Sally H. Dunning Chairman, Trusteeship Committee Ms, Bonnie M. Hamje '73 President, Alumni Council Mr, Thomas E. Hartin Chairman, BuildinglGrounds Committee Mr. Richard A. Massman Member At Large Mr. James A. McDaniel Chairman, Development Committee Mrs. Ann H. Perryman Chairman, Financial Aid Committee Former Chairmen of the Board Mrs. Sally R. Estes H983-19861 Mr. lrwin Grossman 11978-19811 Mr. Robert D. Rogers C1976-19781 Mr. Edward W. Rose Ill H981-19831 Mr. lerrold M. Trim H974-19762 as .1 e. VW gs. 2 1' -S R in 1 e , .... Q' Fi' ..,. ,,., 3? en ,gp K K 1 -1 1 . 1+ ,, f ri7'5m5if M . .Qld ii 1 Q I 9 w 5 5 I . ,J , wa i. K - A i' algae ' if Q sv in G 2 -.tx - Y X ,S - , 3, T '5 l. wr yr' 'nv vs' S ., W .., .W .1 . A VVXA. ,. .5 ' A . 7: gm A 'LJ YW 'ag 5! Mr. Richard j. Agnich Mr. Richard P. Bernstein Mr. Alan j. Bogdanow Mr. Charles E. Bond Mrs. Boo Burton Mr. joseph S. Camp, jr. Mr. Richard T. Cassidy Ms. Gloria Castro Dr, Cherie A. Clodfelter Mr. Berry R. Cox '72 Mr. Harold R. Dunk Mr. Printice L. Gary, jr, Mr. Lawrence S, Goldman Mr. Robert B, Haas Mr. Philip C. Henderson Mr. William H. Hidell Ill Mr. james W. Hunt Mr. Alan B. Lerner Mr. Walter M. Levy '74 Mr. Larry R. Ley '68 Mrs. Lynn H. Lipshy Mr. john A. McKay Mr, Edward P. Melmed, M.D Mr, R. Terry Miller Mr. R. Terry Murphy Mr. Steven A. Okon Mrs. Renee R. Riggs Mr, john B. Shepard Ill Mrs, Lisa K. Simmons '73 Mr. Steven Spiritas Mrs, joan Tarpley Mr. Robert K. Thomas Mr. Douglas L. Washington Mr. Carl H, Wescott Mr. Michael D. Young Mrs. Cecelia Hale Ziff . EJ X GREENHILL SCHOOL PHILLIP G. FOOTE HEADMASTER Dear Greenhill Community, Prior to the opening of school this year, we had our annual all-school photo taken. All faculty 81 staff gathered, and we broke out green T-shirts for everyone which said, l'On the Move - Greenhill School '86-'87. We are UOn the Move here in more ways than one. We just completed the first major building that Greenhill has constructed in 10 years. The new Lower School, a magnificent 25,000 foot structure, is turning out to be all that we hoped for. It is a fabulous addition to our campus. Greenhill is always l'On the Move. We are not self-satisfied. We as teacherfadministrators are learning each year, month, and day. Greenhill is special - to know that is the Greenhill spirit. Our spirit can best be described by four words: enthusiasm, innovation, diversity and growth. ENTHUSIASM - Greenhill continues to seek out and engage teachers of the highest caliber who communicate a passion for learning. Seventy percent of our 115 fulltime teachers and administrators hold advanced degrees. But outstanding credentials alone cannot suggest the life and vigor that is the hallmark of the Greenhill classroom. Beyond statistics, test scores and curriculum, there is the very real movement of a child brought to maturation in an atmosphere of care and concern. INNOVATION - few schools can match Greenhill's willingness to meld traditional learning technique with the cutting edge of educational theory. Here are a few areas in which we have achieved national recognition for our programs and approach to the process of education: We have pioneered the concept of a teaching team made up of faculty who teach only one academic subject. We were the first school in the Metroplex to place students developmentally as opposed to simple chronological age grouping. We introduced the Primer class to Dallas. We were the first to integrate a motor-skills program into the Preschool and Lower School language arts and physical education program. We continue to be a leader in computer training for all students. DIVERSITY - Greenhill seeks a student body that more nearly reflects the world in which our children will live and work. Therefore, the Board of Trustees sets as one of its goal social, economic, ethnic and religious diversity. While Greenhill students learn from their teachers, they also learn from each other. GROWTH - as our Statement of Purpose says, the intellectual and emotional growth of each student as an individual is deemed of paramount importance at Greenhill. There is no such product as a Greenhill 'lclonef' Individuality and respect for differences of opinion, style and taste are held in high regard at this school. l can say with pride, but not arrogance that the school offers an 'Exceptional Education Experience! Our recent designation as an '1exemplary school by the U.S. Department of Education and last spring's highly complimentary commendations during our ten year evaluation by a select committee of our peer schools testifies to this fact. The Greenhill School is definitely 'lOn the Move. Sincerely, Phillip G. Foote Headmaster 14255 Midway Road Dallas, Texas 7524-4-3698 Q214j 661-1211 f . fs. 1 ! K' Mr. Stephen Blanchard Director of Admissions MA Univ. of Oklahoma Mr. Phillip G. Foote Headmaster MA University of Texas lAustinJ Mr. Jeff Nordgren Assistant of the Head of Administration Mr. Richard Cadigan Director of Development M. Div. Episcopal Divinity School ' i waltz . tw ' ,-A-. fl ' twig Mrs, Lucinda Carter Head of Middle School MA SMU W! 1 2 as 4 , Z? 3 My .1 ,,Wgi,,, f Mr. loseph Gonzales Ms. Darlene Hall Director of Financial Aid Administrative Assistant to NM NTSU the Headmaster Mrs. Roberta O'Brien Head Librarian Mr. Kenn Piel Business Manager Middle School MA Univ. of Chicago Ed. M. Loyola BA Dartmouth ,,A...... Mr Richard Cadigan is involved in all aspects of Greenhill's development. Mr. Edward Costello Head of Upper School MALS Wesleyan Mr. jeff Devin Assistant to the Headmaster MA SMU Ms. Carol Linn Director of Alumni and U.S. Activities BA Lamar Univ, Dr. lan Rule Head of Preschool Ph.D. NYU f .1 0 2 tbl Ms. Diana Meier Director of Publications and Assistant to Alumni Director BA Mary Washington College , A I 1 3 ' y Mrs. Lorene Zeiter Assistant to the Head of Lower School BS, Western Michigan ,-' Y Xt tw. My V1.5 ,V V 4 5 L . ' .ff s Ag S, 'Pay fl kill. ,j' ., I Mrs. Estelle Dickens Head of Lower School M.Ed. TWU .ff Mr. Robert Murphy Assistant to the Head of Upper School!Dean of Students BA University of Tulsa Alumni President, Bonnie Hamje '73 and Alumni Director, Carol Linn enjoy Homecoming festivities. Faculty teach a 14 year sequential curriculum an X! ,-, P 'W gtZ.?Qf,y f f l qv , 1 ,wr A f 'Q 1 f , 4 1 n i ef ,, 3 X . i Mrs. Marilyn Aaron Mrs. Betty Aday Ms. Cheri Anigian Mr. james Atha Mrs. leanne Baker Mr. Guy Ballard Miss Susan Bauman L,S. Speech Pathologist Upper School Math M.S. Physical Education Second Grade Reading, LibrarianfLower School Third Grade Social Studies Third Grade Phonics, MA University of Texas MA SMU BA SMU Phonics MS Columbia BA lohn Carroll University Spelling BA Sul Ross State University BA SMU ,, as st A , . A I ii: Y X' K lg ,. - Wy 3 rs? ' Q? 5 .f V K i xg..-1: l f. 'if , Ms. Becky Becker Mrs. lacqueline Benning Dr. Gregory Blackburn Mrs. Gay Boyer Mrs. ludy Braack Mrs. Anita Brensinger Mrs. Maxine Brittain Sixth Grade History M.S. Foreign Language Third Grade Reading Primer Math, Science M.S. History Coordinator L.S. Music Librarian!Middle School M.Ed. University of Coordinator PhD University of BS NTSU Fifth Grade History BS West Chester University M.LA SMU Houston Fifth Grade French Mississippi BA Lake Forest College MLS TWU MA NTSU Q' , 1 I' l t Dr, Ray Buchanan Ms Scot Cameron-Bell Mrs. Lucinda Carter Ms. Rebecca Choate Mrs. Anne Chorley Mr. Edward Costello Dr. Barbara Currier Chairman of History PS., L S., M.S. Art Head of Middle School First Grade Reading, M.S. Science Coordinator Head of Upper School Upper School Math Department MVA Georgia State MA SMU Phonics Seventh Grade Science Upper School History Ph.D. U. of Missouri Upper School History University Social Studies MS London University MALS Wesleyan Ph.D. Indiana BA University of NC lU.K.l lCharlotlel Third grade teachers Heard it on the grapevine. Mrs. Maherfs class studies their phonics. .nagulalflt 4 melding traditional and innovative techniques. Q ,. ,, Q 'a ,L ' lgggnr i , J A K . A ra Miss Leta Davis Mr. Perry Degener Fourth Grade Reading Eighth Grade Team Leader Ed M. University of Eighth Grade Reading Arkansas MA Westchester State -1 Miss Laura Douglass Mr. lohn Dunn First Grade Reading, Fifth Grade Science Phonics, MS ETSU Social Studies, Science BSE University of Arkansas Ps 1 1 A l Ms Jeanne Marie Fortier 7th!8th Frenrh!Spanish BA Univ. of Dallas Ms. Blandy Fisher Upper School Art History BA Duke Mrs. loan Delin Seventh Grade History BS NTSU Mrs. Christine Eastus Chairman, Language Arts Department Upper School English MA University of Texas Mr. David French Second Grade Science MS University of Montana 1 sg. Ms. Rennie Depenaloza Student Forum Sponsor Sixth Grade, Kindergarten, French BA Dickinson College 3 if Q. . EA K cw 2 ak f tl l V g, Ms. Mary Edwards Upper School English BA Davidson I 6 A - .4 -1 4 4 Mrs. Lisa Fuchs Fourth Grade Science BS NTSU Mr. left Devin Assistant to the Headmaster Eighth Grade History MA SMU , as lo ,,, S. X 1 123 V l 6 25 K . 1 F 1 if-. f fa x fi' ffl 1 Mrs. Sheryl Ellis Drama!Speech BFA TCU X'-hs. i Mr. Robert Garcia Upper School Science ' a BA Univ. of D llas s .ff . I L , . L aa xl' . ,. .. Y' A iff ' 4 r , A , Q W . ' Q fywr, ,yi fl l 1 if 1 i i if Mrs. Estelle Dickens Head of Lower School M.Ed. TWU fin 2 I t if Mrs. Barbara Erwin M.S. Language Arts Coordinator Eighth Grade English MA UTD .0-my Qsf . Z si-J Miss Barbara Gelsomino Third Grade Team Leader Math Ed.M. Rhode Island College Mr. lohn Dotts Upper School Latin MA Texas Tech Mrs. Peggy Estes School Psychologist MS East Texas State University 1 RN tx 'D Mr. Bernard Gerhardt M.Ed. University of Texas Yi? 'Q , t Mr, Norris, Mr. Degner, Mr. fans. and Mr. Hornbach are Hornet Mr. Gerhardt s 1st grade class shows him the meaning of teamwork. 'nfuthp Faculty are members of subject teachin ' 4 10 , 1 'v vs , A 'i i v A '. z 1 if s 4 A' is I ' X li l Mrs Renee Gilbert Mrs KarylGindlir1g Mr loseph Gonzales BA, MS Brooklyn Team Leader Director of Financial Aid College Fd.M New York State Advanced Plaecment College Spanish MA NTSU i ...J Mr, Dick Hall Mr Thomas E Holodak Ms, Lucy Holsonbake Director of Athletics MA Michigan State Upper School Theatre Arts BS UTD BA Baylor 22.2. '4 'fn kr ff . if 'l 3' i Mr. Skip Kilmer Mrs Marilyn Knaus Mrs, Wink Kuebler Chairman, Science Fourth Grade Math M S. Math Coordinator Department BA U of Arkansas lLittle Eighth Grade Math Upper School Physics Rockl Fd,M. University of NC BS, MS ETSU -qi 'UK Mr D. Scott Graham Seventh Grade Math Ed.M. Boston State College Mr lohn Horbach First Grade Reading, Math, Science MS Simmon College lBostonj Mrs, Maggy Lepair First, Second Grades French Dames de St. Andre Mrs. Barbara Gunnln Seventh Grade Team Leader Seventh Grade Reading MA Central State University Dr Barbara Graves Eleventh Grade Team Leader Upper School History BA, PhD. Univ, of Oklahoma Mrs Karen Hagood Sixth Grade Team Leader Sixth Grade Reading Ed.M, NTSU po- fe Mr Daniel Kasten Upper School English Mrs. Linda Howell Second Grade Team Leader Math Debate MS NTSU BS, MA St Cloud State Univ. 3 -. rx pf 4 Miss Alyson Levy Mrs. Nancy Lowe Kindergarten First Grade Reading, BA Emory Math, Science BS NTSU The sixth grade teachers set their goal to make a Halloween costume which Mrs. Gindling escorts her son Stephen onto the football field during the I 18 will be in the yearbook. celebration honoring senior athletes. Miss Weezie Kerr Motor Room, Physical Education BA Trinity College Mrs loyce Lyons Kindergarten BS Cheyney State Colleg teams and grade level teams. W J ' x if A f Q!! .Q Mrs Kathryn Maddy Third Grade Science Mrs Betty Maher Second Grade Phonics, BFA U. of Colorado Reading BS NTSU MLS TWU V A llll .4 fi if-its Q' 'Q an' Mr, Michael Manes . I S J Dr Lehman Marks Chairman, Fine Arts Upper School Science Department BS Tulane Upper School!M.S. Music lD Univ. of Texas MA Southwest Baptist Seminary 'iff t t ' Mrs loan McDole Fifth Grade Team Leader Fifth Grade Reading MA University of Michigan t fi Mrs. Emily Mclaughlin Mr. Wells McMurray Mrs. Mary Meinardus Mrs loAnn Melahn Mrs Marguerite Miller Pre-school Team Leader College Counselor Tenth Grade Team Leader P.E. Coach M.S fU.S. Art Morning 4's!Computer Human Relations Upper School Math M.S. Cheerleader Sponsor BS Skidmore BSE Central Univ. of BA Princeton BS Loyola BA SMU Arkansas V3 gf.-1. Ms. Christine Napoles Mr. Scott Neumann 'Z f is 5 Mr. leffrey Nordgren Assistant Head of Middle School BA Dartmouth Mr. Peter I. Norman Eighth Grade Science BA Princeton Mr Peter Norris Twelfth Grade Team Leader Upper School English Co-Director Summer School MA Duke to C Q' Mr Ed McGee Mrs. Pat McGee 7th!8th Latin Pre-school Music BA Hampden-Sydney BS Rice V .s . V I I j Mrs. Elaine Montgomery Mr. Robert M.S. Art Murphy BFA U. of Illinois Assistant Head of Upper School Upper School Math BA University ot Tulsa 1 v 1 Mrs, Peggy Norvell Fifth Grade English MA Bowling Green School Spanish and 5th!6th Instrumental Music French B.M Fd NTSU i BA Steubenville Univ. class in lower school, 5. Wells Mrs. picnic. Wit ,A x Mrs Carol Oliver Choral Musicfvoice Lessons BME NTSU x .Byrd and the French s gather at the 19 1 M i wav W H J I .l , Mr. Henry Paolissi Fifth Grade Math BS Rhode lsland College if Q fu H 'JV f I Mrs. Laura Rollins Debate, Speech BBA NTSU Mr. Eric Schmidhauser Eighth Grade History BA Davidson . r i Y' fy, 1? KE' Faculty establishes close rapport with l ' , o 1 iff. , , , ' . V1 r , 1 - f': 'L V J my V .... A I - A . r T fi '51 B ff' ,gf JW X KO! Mr. Mark Parachini M.S. Physical Educations BA San Francisco Mrs. Drew Parham Chairman Language Department Ed.M. TWU - -7 PIL? . 5' . tsati 1 I , Y 9. an . jv 5 Mrs. Wendy Pearce Primer, Second, Third, Fourth Grade Art BS lndiana University Mrs. Edith Romaine Upper School Math BA Vassar Mrs. Sylvia Silven Upper School Spanish and French MA SMU 11 ff .W 9 Ms. Sue Roman Mrs. Stephanie Ross Ninth Grade Team Leader Sixth Grade Math Upper School History NLS City University of NY BA Michigan Mr. lulian Smith Seventh Grade English MA Central State Univ Mr. leff Sayah talks at a full faculty meeting. Mr. Israel Solon Upper School Biology NLS Syracuse Mr. Percy Pentecost Fourth Grade Social Studies Ed.D. University of Southern Miss. Dr. lan Rule Head of Preschool PhD NYU 3 ' . ollr.t 5 'li .ff , I I Ms. Sandra Stevenson Upper School Art Cavalcade - Yearbook MA Arizona State students and parents l Mr. Tom Perryman Sixth Grade English BA Northwestern asia- Mr. Mark Samide L.S.!M.S. Physical Education BS Northwest Missouri State Dr. Marilyn Stewart Upper School English Evergreen - Newspaper Ph.D. University of Dallas Mrs. Cosette Read Primer, Third, Fourth Grade French BA Pacific Union College I Mr. leff Sayah Upper School Math Ed,M. Harvard Mrs. Debbie Stolz Seventh, Eighth Grade French!Spanish MBA University of Tex lAustinl Mr. Stone directs the jazz band members. A through advisory systems and parent conferences. Mr. Winston Stone Instrumental Music MM SUNY Ms. Margaret Walker MiddIe!Upper School Computer BA, MBA SMU Ms, Oleta Willard Lower School Language Therapist BS Southwestern State University Mrs. Lorene Zeiter Assistant to Head of Lower School BS Western Michigan Z .fy Mrs. Virginia Suechting Upper School Science MAT Oklahoma City University Mrs, Sheryl Walker Preschool - 3 V2 year class BS Iowa State Mr. Richard Williams Upper School English MA Baylor f at r sf 4 I I Ms. Mary Tapia Ms. Diane Thompson Mrs. Randy Thompson Upper School Spanish and Primer Team Leader Chairman, Math French Reading, Social Studies Department BA U. of Texas BS SMU Computer Coordinator MA Stephen F. Austin at '42 Ki 8-if Mrs. Peggy Wallace Mrs. Paula Watson Ms. Kathy Wells First Grade Team Leader Preschool - ArtfMotor M.S. L.S. Physical Education Reading, Phonics, Social BFA SMU P.E. Co-ordinator Studies CcrDirector Summer School Ed.M. NTSU BA Midland College Mrs. Elaine Velvin Second Grade Social Studies Cheerleading Advisor MA University of Arkansas Miss Rosina West Sixth Grade Science BS North Carolina State Univ. Mr. Gordon Walker Fourth Grade Team Leader, English B. Ed. Nottingham Univ.!U.K. Mrs. Renee White Upper School French MA SMU it M Mrs. Cathy Wilson Mrs. Marion Winship Mr. Bob Witman Mr. George Wright Mrs. Iudy Zeiter Preschool - Transitionl4 Upper School History M.S. Physical Education Upper School Lower School Computer year old classes BA Harvard NLS Northwest Missouri Science!Chemistry BS Louisiana Tech. BS University of Nebraska State Univ. Ed.M. U. of Illinois Mrs. Brette serve the Thanksgivin g Ms, Thompson clowns N Mrs. Rhonda Brette Mrs. lan Coggshall Lower School Office College Counselor Coordinator Secretary BA University of Northern Iowa Mrs Arlene Henry Mrs. Patsy lacobs Nurse Registrar!Administratlve RN General Hospital of Assist. Syracuse to Director of Admissions BA ETSU I wi- f .ii 'A 2' ' , I lb- f ' fi ' 'iktxft .Aff y ,gn ,Ivy va!! X 3 il 1' 4 1 , sg ' Ms. Sherry Criffied After School Care Assistant Mrs. Terry Jones XeroxfAccounting Clerk -f 1 fr fm. A if ff' f 4' rf r 'Y' 1 Mrs. Claudia Davis Pre-school Helper Ms Loraine Kafram After School Care :X f' t -Q . . I Mrs. Bert Nash Ms Becky Ann Parks Mrs. Sally Regenbogen Mrs. Lorene Richardson Library Assistant Accounting Supervisor Library Assistant Fwd 59fVlC9 Man-'1S9f X' AA Southeastern College Mrs. Sue Ginsberg Mrs. Connie Griffin Middle School Office 1 Accounts Coordinator 'Receivable!Payable mr-it I z' Ms. Diana Meier Director of Publications! Assistant to Director of Alumni BA Mary Washington College Sally Kimbrell Ballet! Tap Mrs. Mary Hearty Office Coordinator BA University of Missouri Mrs. Lavonda Monk Bookstore Manager A A 'hw .nr . ,Q 2 ...--1 Mrs. Glenna Roark Mr lerry Whitaker Mrs. Donna Witman Upper School Office Maintenance Supervisor Administrative Assistant t Coordinator Director of Developmerl AS Central Missouri Stat Univ. Q .. C ' - V. 1. -A ' , 3 A 2 . 1 e l Back Row L-R: B. McClure, V. Brown, D. Loyd, R. Burrell, l. Barrientos. Front Front Row L-R: l. Skinner, R. lvery. Back Row L-R: R. lones, I. Whitaker, R. Bruvold, Row L-R: C. Ossa, S. Audrey, C. Sarasty, L. Richardson, N. Gandora. Not shown F. Torres. - G, Massey. 22 . 1 an t' , X xy ,N X' P, ' . 'W A Y, Q 'F Clk K Q K K -,nm I ' Q '5 na .A Vx K XX if bf 3 Q YZ K 44 QW rx N -. y Q g 'FN .. ?'?' ' i K . ., - 2.51: :g fgzggs... - 3 ff I X fir H :J :'1 ' Agn y RN ? '21 , f A ca rf 6 Q , tiiijfgf' X 1 I , . I' Q S K jk 2 E yamgii I Q w gf I' N WM x NX . ,,. ...H 5 1- , ' Q f .umm- - B Hwy? 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T XX Tekxau 23336 pxaces as wet ff li lf , 5' ,f ,X wtf fr' jf, ii' ' Alex Y lr XA ll!! Lake Charle: Q! N, gif- ff Hougpevf' If 37 Ur. fe Mil iV,ff,, ,H ' Z wi Angela Dawn Adkins Sweet. . .great runner. . .I'Can we go yet? . . .dresses cool. . . adorable little brothers , . . friendly . . . forever club . . . life with Anthonys. . .funny. . .smart. . .track. , . I, Angela Adkins being of sound mind and body, do leave the following: lulie GIETJ: bug hunting, worms and Farmersville ILY. Diana: lunch lines, Vernon, Prince Charming? Can we go yet? ILY, lulie B: post-it-notes, Rambo breathes! dragons, B-Ball! and profound thinking ILY. Anna: trying to remember the words and discussing someone's love life UI. ILY Cheramy: 'touchie feelie , MOM, Tulsa, square dancing. You're crazy but ILY jenny: I still can't believe it! Prom '86 and Tulsa. ILY. Beth: the road trip, turkey shop, the lake ltoo bad we didn't go! '!Let's go find some S . ILYVM. Erika: Prom '86, the road trip, IPUNTOI ILY. Prince: long talks, there is no furious five. Keep on acting. loni: Honey, he is fine . . Ho Hooo, You are my special-sis. ILY. julie P: sing-a-longs, long talks. You are so sweet and my little sis. ILY. Eric: Who is going to carry my stuff ? You are adorable!! ILY. Richard: Hope you find that special girl, until that time l'm sure that you will leave no stone unturned. Too few but proud black students at the Hill: Don't be afraid to make some waves. Be Strong! Becky, Adrienne and Zandy: I cannot tell you how much your friendship means to me. You are the bestest friends I could ever want. I always wanted sisters, now I have three!! LA LYSVM!! Monica: fine behinds, I want some jerky beef!!, the party van and the search. ILY To my family: with a family like mine what more could I want? fa carl. Thanks for being my cheerleaders and giving me courage. Popi, you're my 'IFather Knows Best! I love you all very much! To Greenhill: thanks for 13 enriching years. I bid you all CHEERY BYE! lt's all just a part of growing up. Things are gonna be hard but don't give up. And we'd like to wish you all the best of luck. ' - Whodini Angelou 26 :war ts gm. ' Robert Bruce Agnich Football stud . . . Tyrone . . . great looking . . . tall 81 skinny . . . Brucey. . .foreverclub. . .soccer. . .budsw!Dr. Marks. . .funny Sweet . . . 1188 . . . IiI'red SX . . . 11th grade Prez . . . girls . . . I, R.B.A., being of semi-sound mind leave the following remembrances: TI - soccer . . . austin . . . padre . . . secret talks 81 a friendship that hasn't broken - ILY CM - dude . . . water balloons . . . your house . . . 4+4 . . . can't you handle it? . . . keep in touch IK - yimmy no home . . . know what i'm say'n - he doesn't know . . . skaggs etiquette. . . ILY TO - yimmy's house. . .McDonalds. . .stay cool TR - idiot . . . your house . . . padre-no money-no food, only barley . . . keep in touch AH - the corner - cops - arrested . . . fb managers ILY DW - party . . . wave . . . be good SS-U2 . . . lake . . . road trips . . . tigers . . . ILY CL -fireworks - cops - run! . . . pingpong with TI. . .ILY BW- ranch. . .long talks. . .stay straight - ILY cousin IS - what can I say - I'lI love you always LL - 2 years was a long time, we'll have to do it again some time - ILY TI - feb. '82 forever - ILY SK - long talks about you know who - I'm glad we're friends again - ILY NL - I'm sorry. Let's be friends, OK? AK - a hello you said i never gave you SB - austin . . . long talks about everything - ILY tons LR - squeeela! . . . I'm glad we became friends - ILY KP - we've been off and on - let's keep in touch - ILY IH - thanks for the talks - I love you! LH - much fun at your house - my second home - ILY KC - I still love you! CH -trampoline . . . soccer . . . geology . . . fightsfhugs . . . a friend for life BM - soccer . . . parties . . . chad's - gun - laugh, work. it couldn't fit - ILY LZ - football - one more year . . . keep it up! CV - YO . . . a friend - keep in touch GH - stef . . . roommates . . . ISAS - slurp! IF - 2 sec . . . keep in touch - ILY CC - get ya some . . . know what I'm say'n . . . thanks for everything - ILY KW - 9 special words IL - uuuggghhh!!! you know we really love you ED - keep in touch CC - 6 grade trip -friends - ILY DC - an obnoxious laugh. keep in touch RD! IH - 2 fun, obnoxious 84 best friends a guy could have - ILY PS - long talks about secret things - don't ever tell . . . we'll only know what's inside - ILY TR -I love you! Mr. M - thanks for making me realize everything - I'II miss you Coach W - we almost made it- good luck Coach H - a string of accomplishments that can't be beat -thanks Coach S - I can't remember not having you . . . the Agnich drill - ILY TP - a coach that wasn't like one . . . stories - BUS Dr. M - what can be said - a special friend for life - ILY Mrs. V mom - wfout you nothing could have happened - ILY THE C's - thanks because of room, I couldn't fit everyone - I'm sorry To my family and relatives - thanks for being there. Wfout you I couldn't have made it - I LOVE YOU ALL so much! I Sei? 27 Elise Beth Alhadef Friendly . . . BBYO . . .volleyball . . .spirited . . . mascot . . .red mustang . . . always on phone . . . analytical . . . cute . . . older boyfriends . . . smart . . . Gap . . . smiles a lot . . . I, Elise Alhadef, being of psychologically oriented mind and busy body, do hearby leave the following: JOLIE: bug-free Chinese food, a shih-tzu of your own, play-doh, a cute man, + a page in the back of the Cavalcade. JEN: memories of dancing, Randy, Mistral, + the letsons. MILA: a boyfriend for every day of the week, a scholarship to RISD, + the thing you left at T.D.'s house. IULIE B: the ultimate garage sale + one of your 'God talks . CHERAMI4' a psychoanalyst to replace me. ERIKA: a horsey + a dream date with u no hoo. BETH: leeches and a new coach. STEE' gas S. IULIE H: memories of our 10 year friendship. SUZI: a stolen pumpkin, bowling shoes and iceskates of your own lfree lessons includedj + a trail of Suzi crumbs to take home. LARI: 48 hours. BOB: a profound statement. RAML' a plane ticket to Dallas. LORI: the weight I need to lose. NOEL: peace of mind. JOEL, GARY and ANDY' A non-neurotic sister -I- a diploma from the sensitivity training school. MOM: my first novel, your hopes that I have a kid just like me, a supermaid, + my hope for a friendship. DAD: a place in my heart. TO MYSELF' 3 more hours in a day. TO FAMIL IC FRIENDS AND FACULTY: I leave you my true feelings in the back of the Cavalcade on a page dedicated to all of you. TO GREENHILL: my mark lnot on the bathroom wallj. It's been an experience. It's a small world, but I wouIdn't want to paint it. - S.W. There can't be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full. Henry Kissinger 28 I I 'Qs..lQ7 .lf-K ,ar A Af qi-' 5 , I .V Q. 1. . ' , ' ,c A Q Xiggfqf Maj J . . jwkmtg . K M.. fy.k',f., . 'gf-.fzg,,,fL, Brett Morgner Baden Newguy. . .football. . .quiet. . .Montana. . .nice. . .libertarian . . . orange Volvo . . , cute . . , debater . . . skiier . . . super smart . . . friendly . . . former farmer . . . demolition driver I, Brett Morgner Baden, being of deranged mind and self-abused body, do hereby set down my last will and testament. I hereby bequeath: - To the Froshmen fclass of l990J warm wishes for a terrific career in your FOUR MORE YEARS BEFORE GRADUATION! HA! - To the lunior class I'88J hopes that you can be almost as cool as we were, Good Luck! I also bequeath to you the right to gloat in your own wills when your turn comes. - Brawk, brawkl To my dear Bess Conner I leave all my sheep tenjoyl, my hopes that you sometime meet the right nice guy, and much affection. -I wish a slow and agonizing death on whoever it was I caught Mono from. - I leave much perspiration, aches, a few broken toes, and my old sweatsocks to next years Hornet football team. - With hopes that they will help improve his skiing, I leave to Chuck Brandt my old Head 225 cm wooden-base skis, fchucklej - To Ieff Leiman, that funny, funny man who drafted me into the Evergreen scene, half the proceeds from my first novel. - Thanx to Brad for looking out for me in those first few precarious weeks. - Gratitude to Ben for introducing me to the greater world of music and for being the great person you are. - Ear plugs for the gorgeous Sara Dale, so she won't mind the alarm so much when she sets it off getting into her car. - An improved social life for her little brother. - A full-paid scholarship to Eastfield College for Chris Huffman. - An autographed fby the authorsl Physics book and much respect to the soon to be Professor, Mr. Kilmer. - A standing invitation open to anyone whoever makes it up to the desolation of exciting Montana. - My infamous MSU t-shirt to Allison Romberg. - The priviledge of getting pretty-cool froshmen home on time for their curfews at midnight, To Mark, Bob, lav, George, Daryll, and Todd for when they get to be seniors too. Most of all I would generally like to express my gratitude to everyone for making this year go so well. Being new as a senior could have been awful, but I have enjoyed myself immensely. I value highly the friendship, I have felt this year and just wish to express my gratitude to all. WE 29 Edwin Lawrence Barnhart Elba . . . Irving . . . always w!Teddy 81 Tom . , . funny . . . colored hightops . . . lots of parties . . . really nice . . . Eddy . . . volleyball . . .Cistercian. . .dragonmaster. . . I am not dying, so I refuse to leave a will. This will follow no format and only cover about a tenth of what I'd like to say to everyone. First, to my closest friends: TED - incarnation of aggravation, end of X-Mas '85 Ed vs Ted, keep away from my ear, triple yak - Mike, Ted, Ed, one of the only people Iask advice, TOM- idiot, bakazoid, corruptor, giant party plans, I luuuvvv you Tom: Mike - my brother, Blind B'er, PARTY MODES, early morning . . . spark that baby, prise Dubaba, the best friend l've ever had, you're coming to college with me: DA VE W- little wave, Bo-hamas, Brewhaba lives, a lame Davey, you are the coolest, wisest guy I know: CINDY- squawk, driving to school, lunches at the Club, I'll always love the squawk: BLAIR - manic, I didn't forget you, my old bud, but my bud forever: CARSON - you are the Ionel, so what do you want to do? talk as we drive, I love my little lonely SARAH - adventure, health woman, I know what you're thinking, too many memories to write in a book, above everyone, I love you the most, my feelings for you will never change as long as I live. All my friends - try to think good things of me when you read this, even if I didn't name you specifically. MEMORIES: McCarty parties, speeches at Mike's, 4th of july, all forms of praise, Churchill Park, North Lake with Dr. Marks, Dunnelanonomy, dragons baking in the sun, Three Rocks, a trip to the Park, Ienny, Kately and Lauren: I don't want to go just yet, l'd trade places with a freshman if I could, but I can't. So, wish me luck and don't miss me too much, you know l'll be back someday. I'm blowing this hot dog stand. MOM and DAD: No matter how independent I think I am or how arrogant I become, I know that I couIdn't have taken step one without support and love from both of you. Thanks, I love you. 'IIt's getting harder every day to think of better things to say about what's going on around you, and what's happening inside you. When it's time to change, you won't know how, but it won't matter years from now. Agent Orange l'lsn't that the way it always goes, that ya' don't know what you've got 'til it's gone. Ioannie Mitchell Q! - 30 'I' Liz iv A' Oli I .,6f'f2,' is -ff! 7 s C fn sf, .., Q.. QW! ,Q c S1 , 3 1 e is if 1 J' afSJ w, , K1 . 1 A ixbt. 1 Ri f pnfvlilifttiiiw. 5, ra Q Ji A M Marc Andrew Birenbaum Smart . . . Math Wiz , . . mustang . . , sweet . . . Auckland incident . . .tutorsLee8tludy. , .studious, . .'!trustme'!. . .cutebaby. . . Secretary-Treasurer. . .percussionist. , .P.A.. . .friendly. . , There are 4 types of people in the world: rrl skinny, 112 overweight, 113 grossly obese, 114 WATCH OUT! It's coming at us. I believe that l'm located under 32. So, I Marc Birenbaum, being of 112 body, and of cynical and often unpredictable mind, do hereby bequeath the following to those who have had an impact on my life on the hill. IEFF G: I leave you with Elliot, Thank God, a dinner at Kip's with an ugly waitress, some apply pie en la comode, a wet Ranger game wfa broken umbrella, my lost Mattingly card, and a night at ??? house with some 7-11 flour and shaving cream. IEFF L: Fond memories of Spanish, a history study session - get an outline at Chilis - Damn we're mean! 81 a coffin on GP's Day. TACKY! Someday you'll be famous, God help us when that day comes. BETH: a new toy gun, a set of Garbage Pail cards, a life's supply of shoe polish, a computer with tutor, Revenge is sweet! Keep in touch. SHERI: Sheri is mean, your own math contest named after you, football games, a pro career as a volleyball player, a Big Boy outfit of your own. l'll miss your dirty looks. P.S. Someone actually put a mailbox in your yard? I wonder what idiot could have done that? ERIKA: a date with K.D., Where's the revenge? lt's been fun. MARK M: 5 muscular New Zealanders of your own, a Fijan wife like Matt's, a ticket on Royal, and memories of a strange blonde girl from Milwaukee. KEVIN: A SNHS trip to San Antonio, we'lI dream about it, and a remake of johnny Tenorio just for you. l'll ask them to cut out the obscene language. LEE: Late study sessions, B-day at Kobes, Mr. Williams as a college professor, Life's a Beach, and a promise to help you any time you need it. Adios amiga. AMY K: I just wanted to remind you that l'm not your best friend any more! Big DAVE: your own pro baseball, football, 8t basketball teams with front row seats. KERRY D: Where in the h. . . is my 5550? MR. GARCIA: a diet coke, terrorists in the South Pacific, the diary of an unwanted child, 81 a marriage wfMrs. Capplecaugh. NOW TO MS, EASTUS: Thanks for all the love and support. l'll never forget you, CHRISSIES ANGELS OF DEATH RULE!! To my family and to Greenhill: GOODBYE, you've finally gotten rid of me, but beware, l'll return!! P.S.: Todd, don't let the house get too quiet while l'm gone. Mom 81 Dad may go into shock, Also, you can't have my room! Adios!! eva 31 lulie Michelle Black Friendly. . .art8iculture club. . .short ln' cute. . .organized. . . ul love y'all . . .social. . .foreverclub. . .men. . .boyscouts. . . parks . . . sweet . . . let's do lunch . . . frogs . . . firemen . . One Tuesday night my friends and I were discussing the meaning of life, at the Prospect, and suddenly I found myself all alone. Completely baffled I began to search for my friends. Amy was inside the photo-booth wasting money on pictures of herself. We soon hit the streets in search of everyone else. Catherine was Almost Home so she joined our crew. We went to an office supply store to ask directions and found Angela pondering over which size post-a-notes to buy. We then called Nicole's house and of course she had gone home. Comrades, she said, Ilmy progenitor requested my presence at the abode. Overcome by hunger we went to Grandys and found Evan trying to decide whether to sit or stand. Leaving Evan pondering, we drove down I-20. At the Tyler exit we saw Anna wading in a mud puddle. We took her back to Dallas. Knowing Longdogs is open 'till 4 am we stopped by. Iolie was there and she was painting the walls peach like her mom's closet. The group next went to the MaIone's house and found Val pIucking the guitar strings to the tune of Shower the People . lulie still could not be found. We went to the mountains and just as we expected julie was practicing recreational therapy. Knowing all of my friends were safe, I rested my maternal instincts and went home only to find my family involved in a napkin fight on an all vegetable night. You should arrive within fifteen minutes of the time you were invited. More delay than that indicates that you have not made much effort, and it may ruin the hostess' carefully planned meal. Emily Post Money talks, but it don't sing and dance and it don't walk. As long as I can have you here with me I'd much rather be forever in blue jeans. Neil Diamond l've been crying lately thinking about the world as it is. Why must we go on hating? Why can't we live in bliss? Cat Stevens QD, 32 ir, - ' Bradford Carl Blonkvist Pool Whiz. . .friendly. . happyfarmer. . ,youngergirls . .smart . . . outgoing . . . loud laugh . . . soccer stud . . . sweet mom I, Bradford Carl Blonkvist, leave the following objects and memories to people whom I love: PCBC and STEFANI D: I look up to all of you each day. You provided me with strength, compassion and an understanding of who I am suppose to be, MATT, PAT, STEVE, and KEVIN: Poker in Downtown, SideKicks, basketball at the rec, laughs and cynicism, IEFF: Bingo, APs, Soccer, SUSAN H: Dick's Last Resort, Latin together, another three years of planning on going out - I respect and care about you more than you will ever know, CATIE B: a special boy, a new male race, many animals and my love, RICKY: Flame, SPC, a senior year, my admiration, D. COMMITTEE: 100 irrelevant questions, THE COUNCIL: My Board, COACH HALL: correct pronunciation of Blonkvist - thanks for six years of great coaching, VAL: an armed car buyer, talks, and 6 children, CV+BB: individuality, real funny, BudI , sickness, Cal-girl, bowling, AMY K. and SARAH D: English and History together - thanks for taking the time to talk, AMY F: Prom and acting class together, teasing each other, a new and improved brother, EMILY B: talks, illegal immigrants, my love and admiration, BRETT B: more talks, FBI clearance, another 3-legged dog, ALLISON R: Family Reunions, the Wild Life?, KURT -F LUKE: 3 more years of running and scoring - Ya'll were great, KATE C: a glance, ALEX W: someone else to fight with, KATE D: A loving ear for a pencil or a talk, KIRK: Dog Toys, Pool Baseball, another senior year to hang out together, - Thanks for always being around when I need you, MARK: Pool baseball, Madison in Iuly, pool and ping pong competition, cruisin' around - I wish we had been closer for the Ist four years because the last 2 years have been awesome, thanks for caring, MOM: a futile attempt to replace me with a cat, an apartment in Nashville, my phone ii, all my love and respect. DAD: My pool expertise, GLOW and WWF, TV talk, Mickey Finn's, our humor, all my love and admiration. Thank you both for all the love and support you have given me for the past 18 years. You both mean so much to me. To ALL: In one way or another, I appreciate and love everyone I have encountered in my 6 years on the Hill . . . I will never forget any of you. I 33 Brian Iohn Bolton StudentCounciIV.P.. . .BigBri. . .nicedresser. . .taIl, . .cute. . jeep . . . great sense of humor . , . St. Elmo's Fire . . . V-ball . . . everyone'sfriend. . .B-ballstud. . .Bolt. , .preppie. . .FIorida!86' MY WILL Collin gets b-ball, the Swiss, a real dog, Rinny, and a friend for life. Kirk, your mom gets llhi Mom , a lecture and a son to take care of. Chris, your mom gets advice for your son and a ton of thanks for all you have done tfor me from mel. Matt gets rooftop poker, the good Dr., have a nice summer, and an invitation to my parents' 25th anniversary gala. Stephen, this is what you get: my shoes, being 3X4 of an inch taller than me, and one gigantic PINAY-IN-SULA. Mark P gets a bowling ball, a compass, and a new Nova. Iudy, here's what you get: 9:45, a better Raggedy Ann wig, and my will. Lee gets 9:45 and the Freshmen 20. Wait, never mind, that's not for you. Brad gets Autorama tie. your pool buddy and 'lthe van and a real haircut. Marcos M, this be your stuff: a party in my front yard, las femmes, the taco keed, and III swear, we're getting out of here. Scott, you said if I leave you something that you would leave me something. Don't let me down. This is for you: a pillowcase, a bag of bean sprouts, an un-ball that does bounce, and a meat clever. Miss Fisher gets a Brian Bolton gift certificate. I didn't know what you wanted so I invented a gift certificate just for you. Bobby, I was going to give you a son with your name because you already have a dad with it, but I realized that that is biologically impossible, so here's what you get: unlimited HBO, your own neato shoes, wright now , and an oven. Russ buddy, I tried to put you next to your sister, but she got rune 113. You get your weenie truck and a headlock. Phil gets call waiting, a chauffeur, and our not being as close in age as we once were. Lisi, I'm giving you a camping trip, 2 too many inches, and Kirk. This is for you Iuliez pink socks, lingerie that fits, and an ever present curb tor stair, book, etc.l. Chris gets my sister, 25 cents hot dogs, and a four way. There's room Kirk: a phone call, a paint pen, and an orange. I love you guys, thanks for everything!!! Kim, Kathy, Mom, Dad, and Dog, thanks for everything you helped and let me do and be. Your beautiful team and I love you bundles!!! 'WHAT SCHOOL DO YOU GO TO? Ioe Casta 'IWHAT SCHOOL DID YOU GO TO Kirk HTHANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE DAY Brian B HI WOULD BE ENIOYING IT BUT I'M READING IT FOR ENGLISH W. Cleaver fm afar 34 av' .Sy . A . gig., eff' .. W... is Q 5 le aw' if 'ww .A .ig 1 ,1,,.,,, U1 5 ' W f. Shelley Leigh Bradley Sweetie. . .cutecIothes. . .Sec-Treas.. . Southernbelle. . .Marni . . .Pretty. . .great friend. . .RX7. . Bedford. . .bIonde. . . organized. . .adorabIe. . .boys. . .wild. . .daddy'sgirl. . .parties ...fun... I, Shelley Bradley, would like to leave the following memories to those people who have made my life so special- Marn: it was just the beginning Ithe last day ofj 9th, P8tM !'Breakfast Club was the worst movie, shopping constantly, Mike left '!you'll never see him again - 10th: it's only a D-, sweet 16 81 never been kissed, still shopping! Your chest is growing 84 mines not! ul do not twiddle my thumbs! Pete's gone - 11th: only 1 yr. leftl, SAKURAS! all the clubs, Marty ffletchj! Alans, those study sessions: etc! Mike was just there !!Are u going to the Univ. of the Virgin Islands? IASON 81 BROOKE! Central China need I say more! O.K. so now U leave! - 12th: so far it has been unique! Steven - he's just different 84 Todd - Let's hope 4 the best! Mike is coming home, I think? Iohn, Blair, Ryan, Ted, Brooke again, Iason 81 Iohn - What cuties! ILUVM! Don't forget we're getting married on the same day 84 well U know the rest of it ILU! --- Robb: MY brother, ILUVM Idon't talk to me about Helenelj U mean alot 2 me! Let's keep in touch! IENN: hey buddy, U mean alot 2 me, Let's never grow up! l'm so proud of you! IINEW YORK, NEW YORK the limo, ILU TONS! l'll never forget! 'Know what I mean Vern ? QOH YEA: ROSSIJ SERIOUSLY Helene: My golf buddy, Robb, What a story - We'lI never forget! Our special talks that only we understand - I'II miss U, but remember I am only a phone call away, you'lI always have my support! ILUVM! Lee: my lab partner, WICKED! a beach has everything! All the guys! ILY - Nancy: My dad says . . ., USC bound, My life is just one big standardized test! ILU!! - Tracy: all your men 84 clothes! Christmas in Hawaii! 5100.00 for a limo! - Sharon: skiing 84 the beach all your parties they were great! take care 84 have fun! ILY - Iudy UR so sweet, have fun next yr. ILU TONS KEEP SMILINCI - To all the Sr. girls: OH don't forget homecoming 86! ILU ALL VERY MUCH! To the rest of the sr. class: I did not forget you: you all mean very much to me! I LOVE YOU ALL! - My Family: wfout your support I could not have made it! I have been an interesting child, I can only hope the next few years are just as unique! ILU! Mommy 81 Daddy: U are my best friends 81 through all laughs 81 tears you stood by my side no matter what. You have given me the best. I can never thank U enough - my love for the both of you will never end only grow! !'If it makes you happy to be happy then be happy! Y E I I 35 Cynthia Taliaferro Bright Debate, . .smart. . ,forever club. . .pretty. . .NHS. . .poetry . . .quiet. . .studious. . .SCH . .preppie. . .Montageeditor. . . hats Red light Bright , . . field hockey . . . black cat . . . Polo l, UCB , being of profound mind and body, hereby leave the following: To my teachers: Mrs. Eastus, my reading inability, poems, 8:00 - 8:15, thanks for all the advice. Dr. Buchanan, my upsidedown 84 backwards view of history. Thanks for setting me right. Dr. Stewart, you taught me to read, to write, and to enjoy it, thanks. Mr. Kilmer, E : mcc, not all my tests showed it, but it was fun trying. Laura and joel, thanks for the confidence you had in me 81 gave me 81 all the trips in between. Weezie Kerr, Div l, the best season ever, 317, ILY. David Baker, negating the resolution 4 of 6 times, thanks for your understanding of me. To my friends at GH:Christy's Angels of Death fEastus's advisoryj: the world. Kate, all the incoherent sentences, dreams and reality, poetry, ILY. lon, the Black Spots, picture time, debate and school from beginning to end, Philippa, Eddy D, the talks 81 loves, ILY. Colin, the true gentleman 81 my daily hug. Lisi, we just need to talk, the Unions are AntiApartied file, 81 6 oxes. Sheri, Calc problem 11 4306, K Hamm, USCG. . ., crossed sticks, 84 Div 1l Kerry, 436 C8tP pages. Valerie, d'em Eng. papers, Erika, 11:00 lrs. Nicole, fashion. At Dartmouth: Dale B, Are you serious? , CO2, growthfprolif, ILY. Virginia C, poems 81 12:00 talks, swivels St Bergman, ILY. David C, a muffin 84 the subway, right, right, right. Alex L, Naawex 81 Socialism. At Cheley: the 1985 RPs, tears, glory, Cacti Dalecti, 81 tea in Ski Hi Lodge, ILY. Liz O, Mary Belle, 81 MM Speed, thanks for your faith 84 love with which we climbed the Rockies, ILY. To Scott Croussman: dancing in the rain and puddles at Dartmouth, Oct. 3, keys, a chocolate shake, 84 all the roses. Choose a star for me, and in that star l will live laughing in your eyes and dancing on the wind. I love you. To Mickey, Sam, Ike, Andrew, Elise, Griff West, 81 Connie: Thanks for the opportunities 84 your faith in me to let me choose my way through this forest. All I can say is l love you all. Goodbye, CB Now l'm learning to fly, and this freedom is like Nothing that l've ever known. - D Fogleburg fl 36 Robert Locke Browning III Genius . . . mechanic . . . maniac driver . . . nice . . . Physics God Computers . . . blonde . . . AP. everything . . . friendly . . . white Trans Am . . . weightlifter . , . always wfl.L. 81 GR. 84 C.H. . . . I, Robert Locke Browning III, being of vulcan mind and unpredictable body, do hereby disclaim any accusations of sanity and set down this, my last will and testament. 'To the horsemen of the apocalypse: many future rampages and destructions and fond memories of those past, high speed evasive maneuvers, and countless hours. 'To Amy: . . . Words are not enough, I will love you always. 'To Greg: more horsepower than you will ever need and a sticky throttle. Can you say white-smoke? 'To jeff: an infinity of donuts in the bygone Charger, a set of well tested emotional and ethical values, and an unlimited number of bricks for the border wall. 'To Chris H. a 12-Megaton pipe bomb and command of the west-coast defense network fl take that backj. CTO CWS: Parties, parties and more parties, lots of the thing that 'don't rot your teeth. 'To Helene: a boyfriend deserving of you and a memorable homecoming. To Robb S: on occasion, a muzzle. 'To David: A ride in my car to Sammies next time. XTO Scottie: weight equilibrium. 'To Larry W: hopes that you keep your mental convictions, they will serve you well, but always maintain an open mind. To Ben: one morning at Schrauff's . . . Hmmm. 'To Lynn: happiness, 'To Kerry D: a laid back attitude. 'To Larissa: fulfullment. 'To Diana: 3-D capabilities and freedom from algebra tutor-dom. fTo Sheri C: freedom. 'To Matt H: an open mind politically, editor-ship of the New York Times. To Nicole: a multitude of pokes. tTo Anna W: an unlimited Bloomie's card, semantical seduction. 'To Lenhoff: Reality, 'To Dr. B: a deep rumble of 'Itherefores and thanks for expanding my mind. tTo Mr. Degener: a copy of l'Lord Foul's Bane and some long discussions. 'To Mrs. Eastus: I don't think I'lI ever quite understand you but thanks for caring. fTo Mr. Kilmer: an infinite improbability drive and a collection of black holes. To Family: I love you all: thanks forthe support. To those I have forgotten, I am sorry. Live long, and prosper . . . I have become comfortably numb. - Pink Floyd . . . to boldly go where no man has gone before . . . Bye , . . and thanks. 37 jon Paul Buchmeyer Great actor . . . talks fast . . . thespian . . . does everything . . . Debate. . . Chrissie's Angels . . .nice. . .lon Paul. . .smart. . . lethal with an Ox Box . . . busy . . . VaI's pal . . . will be a politican It has been five long years on the hill and at times some have been fun, hard, exciting, depressing, boring, frustrating, infuriating, constipating, and exasperating. Through it all there have been people who touched my life: jessica, Valerie, lulia, RobbK, Kate, Cynthia, Lisi, Karen, Philippa. And others: Ms. Eastus, Dr. Graves, Dr. Campbell, Laura, james, Chris, and Dad. l've always tried to be unique at Greenhill. But Mr. Williams maintained that since all students at Greenhill strive to be unique they are all the same. But while we may all be characterized by being unique, at least our endeavors are varied. I hope mine are. My exchange experience this past summer taught me how to value things that we take for granted at Greenhill and even in life. I'm not just talking about family and friends, but ideas, concepts and analytical thinking that the faculty attempts to instill in you from your earliest years. But we complain about the amount of work and the boring subject matter, completely forgetting that there is an opportunity to be had at this school - an opportunity for which we are paying. Greenhill is giving us a broad liberal arts education in hopes that we will become true Renaissance men and women, men and women who think about their lives and question their values. I know students in other countries don't have this opportunity, but I do and I'm taking it now, at college, in life. I hope that I can become a true Renaissance man by choosing roads less travelled, and like Levin in Anna Karenina, by questioning my values. Only in this way will my intellectual soul survive. I prefer the risk of being doubted to that of being anticipated, and have therefore concealed mysdestination on leaving Greenhill, as also the point from which I began my more serious and difficult journey. adapted from Erewhon, Samuel Butler That is the beginning of a new story . . . of his slow progress from one world to another, of how he learned to know a hitherto undreamed of reality. All that might be the subject of a new tale, but our present one is ended. Crime and Punishment, Leo Tolstoy L C N ft-4 W 38 f' K lg,- nge: Emily Buss Quiet. . .tall. . .loves books. . .pretty eyes. . .nice. . ,pleasant . . intelligent. . .alwaysreadlng, . .tall ln' skinny. . .reserved. , . really sweet . . . If iff .Q-' W X Sheri Lynn Capen Genius . . . talented , . . Cavalcade . . . creative . . . loves Dynasty . . . excellent artist . . , quiet . . . Math Wiz . . . pretty red hair . . . logical thinker . . . studious . . . great friend . . , involved . . . I, Sheri Capen, feel that I am too young to write a will, however, I would like to remember and thank a few special people for what they mean to me. Marc B, Kip's, you're mean, Brad B PC, Shoe, Cynthia B. all's you have to do, astron, whiz, orienteering, Fr., Rob B math hmwk, talking 8th per and Mrs. Meinardus, Emily B reading, David C Ms, Carls, geom, dyood, Beth Cavalcade, driving after FB games, Stefani D short buddy, looking at old pictures, Diana DCU, studying for math + physics, Cavalcade, shopping, laughing at prices, Kate D bio. trip, orienteering, geometry, all's you have to do, Kirk D French and getting out of it, PC w! Shoe, Criswell College, aerobics doll, Stephen G 1 step geom proofs, Ms. Carls' pet, Shoe, leff G calc problems, lefty physicist, Kathryn H glad I met you again, stealing my toy, WonderWoman, Coke pants, Cavalcade, Eng., automatic seatbelts, Matthew H classic loving editor notes, Evergreen, Spanish music w! lunch, VB, jello, salt, spoon, Greg H Creek, geometry, paint thinner in styrofoam cups, Yong K forger, Calc, 2 yrs of history tw! bob yukl, leff L application to NHS?, history study sessions, Mac, Nicole P fellow lefty +artist, driving home when the uglies were out, Amy S sewing wf Susan, French, Greek, best chem. partner, Robb S Shoe, PC+cramming for it, Erika T phone home, drool, driving by his house, farmer Ted, Criswell College, Erik B attitude problem, Antony C hangers. Thanks to all my teachers who helped me to learn and pushed me to think. You are the best set of teachers I've seen in such a small place. Neil, have fun with dogue, save your money and give me the Box. Mum and Dud thanks for sending me here and letting me grow, hope it's worth it. You're all great friends, it's been fun, gotta go. After changes we are more or less the same. When I think back on all the crap I learned in high school, it's a wonder I can think at all, Paul Simon I promise you the sun is going to shine again, and help is on its way. The Monkees l'm pickin' up good vibrations . . . Cotta keep those lovin' good vibrations happenin' with you. The Beach Boys 40 ... .N tix as iit fa my ,. , V K, M . if l I fs W Y -Q 't . ' s -1 ,qt .- f. 'S - Q ' X xx x .C as - vvegltgm-sf , ni. g ,R qimg tf NI x HZ Q . --.5:t..,,t.,. T: .'.g':q- is tlrt I , Matteo Caraccia Italian. . .cute. . .accent. . .Greenville pro. . .New Kid in town . . .plaid galore. . .sweet guy. . .quiet. . .nice. . .Italian stallion I Matteo, Mathew or whatever, arrived here from the other side of the ocean, owning only two suitcases of clothes and little more, don't have much to leave. Except, of course, many thanks, so you all will have to be content with this fellows. Thanks, of course, to the Shepards 84 Nick, who had to see me hanging around their house for a year, putting up with me was a big challenge, but you did it. Thanks to Clifton Rule and family who helped me work out all the weird problems I created. Thanks to the Millers, with whom I shared my first hot days in Texas. Thanks to Ben, Andy, Eric B., and all the buddies who took me partying. Thanks to Mr. Garcia, a mixture of a chemistry teacher, buddy, chauffeur, and psychiatrist to me. I owe you a lot. Thanks to Mr. Kasten, who had more conferences with me than with any other student. Thanks, of course, to all the teachers who didn't fail me. Thanks to Chuck, Mathew, Cynthia, Olivia, Philip, Mr. McMurry, and all the other people who save me rides. Thanks to everybody who has been cool to meg I can't list all of them. Thanks to everybody I didn't say thanks to. Thanks also to all of the people who read this boring thankful will. I had to say thanks to somebody, didn't I? k ers Clmcciq 41 David Lee Chung Dyood . . . Chungman . . . always smiling . . . snappy dresser . . . good-looking. . .Karmi. . .long drive to school. . .dude. . .A.P. Chem. . ,red Firebird. . .ticklish. . .sweet. . .skiier. . .Comrade Chung. . . i, david lee chung, leave the following to the following, which follows: xico: the gas mask that i stole. kristi: bestest of friends, someone to always talk to lno matter what it's aboutj, 84 all the p-ps you can handle. ily. kelly: all the big o's you ever wanted. lori: an unlimited supply of buttons 84 ice cream, 84 a tube of grandma's toothpaste. limbo: a haircut, glasses, 81 parties at the house you never got. colin: a new wardrobe. teddy: a snap 84 a quick finger to the face. squela: what do i leave the girl who has nothing? what? you figure it out. chris: ha, you don't get anything! bruce: a life 84 a real laugh. shelly: carpooling memories 81 my superior driving skills. mike: a pantera of your own 81 carson. schrauff: a gold ring 81 a good lawyer. trey: the band 81 any girl with pretty feet. ed: anything 81 everything worth praising for. carson: a free lunch date, a clean car 84 mike. wave: b.o.s. 84 all the wendy's you can eat. robb 81 greg: buddies from the start, i leave you memories of growing up together. erin: even though you don't think so, i consider you a great friend. jen lee: i'm sorry we're all leaving you, i'll miss you. tom: 3 rocks talks, showers, b-f's, 81 other silly things i can't mention. soder's: ily both. thanks for everything. karmiz the time we spend together is so special. it will be hard going away, but i'll never really leave you. i love you 84 always will, family: i appreciate it. susan, i hope you can handle it alone. goodbye greenhill. Y 1 t Y BAA S nw 3 WW f C3 jf KJ ff f 42 7,5 f f' V 'M . X , 'la S-Xa, Xx f . ifffffifif if Elizabeth Carson Clement Adventurous. . .talkswithhands. . ,cute. . .TheCreatCarsoni. . . France '85. . .Camaro. . .Mike. . .Catherine. . .littIe. . .smart . . . l'Oh, my God! . . . beautiful eyes . . . partier . . . energetic I, Carson Clement, do hereby bequeath the following to the following: SARAH: IlOmygodohmygod , peas 81 carrots, Padre, uf-f-f-fire , 'lgood evening ILOVEU 81 I'll miss u so much. ED: 'I'mgled , car talks, the Dragon day, 8 hours in your room, 81 a perfect friendship. I love you. CATH Reny, 'her name's not Cathy! the ever-so-cute skinchicks, YAZ, fighting in the library 81 Eng. class murders. I will die wfout you. AMY: Padre w!Euphie, Rock lobster, Where have you been? I miss you. TRACE 84 KAT: Ze French PO-Iicel, astron., Kati, Verne, jevousaimetoujours. CANDY: the continuing lakehouse adventures, boots, our Cist. days. I'll be back! LISIL PD-I- LH +TO-I-CC 1 trouble! ski trip 84, a dead fish 84 the Evil Killer Rabbit, llLike, omygod! You look so cute! TI: 2nd grade love, escaping through windows, 10 years of insults and friendship. I LOVE YOU. TOM: Pucky, Ed's room 81 my father's wrath. ILY! ROBIN 81 JENNY: I'll miss partying wfy'all. Please keep in touch next year! TEDWARD I am not a Gognel. You are an evil aggravator, but I love you. HELENE: Please forget Robb! You are a great friend. IEN'FER: get a credit card , V. Isles, Mugger the furry black spider, etc. etc. I love you. I. NOLTE: Garret, undeserved slaps, 'lthe good ole days Bye! ROB-B: people watching, sneakiness, and a very strange friendship. ILY. WHITNEY: Alphaville, the graveyard, C. Springs, I've missed you this year. ILY. IULI: PDesp. Seeking Modonna , AC woman loves ya! NANz LavSis, Scissors, tilt 1 28f Wax Museum, I'Il miss laughing with you. D. CROOKS: Talking Heads 81 a better friendship than romance-ship. WAVE: The Paw-paw patch, peepuses, parties and Piglet. ILY. COLIN: Euphie, bike rides, III see you've won first prize! STEVEN: Spacemouse, ha- ha-charade-you-are: fightin' shoes are better than lesus sandals any day! KP: PAC Woman , drawing fruit 84 dancing. ILY. MA 84 PA McCARTY: Lots of love 84 spots. DADDY 84 MAMA: Anthology I 84 2, a four day lakehouse party 81 my wonderful cat! Don't worry - I'll come 'lhome wfthe armadillo MOM 84 BRUCE: Thank you for everything, especially for being my friends. I LOVE YOU. MEL: Try to grow up a little, will ya? Mr. Murphy 81 Mr. McMurray: THANK YOU! MIKE: I leave you nothing because I refuse to leave you. You are my best friend and I love you. Always. GOODBYE Y'ALL. Do-do-do-do-do do-do-do-do-do-do . . . - CSN They paved Paradise and put up a parking lot. - Ioni Mitchell anne-t'I 43 Elizabeth Anne Conner Friendly . . . the sneeze . . . knows everyone . . . convertible . . . outgoing . . . Erika . . . Miss Socialite . . . volleyball . . . older guys . . . great talker . . . sweet . . . 'II hate to tell you, but . . I, Beth Conner, being of hyper mind and body, leave the following memories. AA - Ft. H. men, v-ball, formals, weird happenings. IG - the jeep, science, v-ball, Austin, mellowness, IB-CK, IF, LWL, being organized? KH - Olympic trials, Reeses. MH - Hi guys, parties at your house, Mr. M's, Baby's. EA - leeches, Austin, Heck, v-ball, TS - 'Ia driving friendship , all the names you can't remember, and a beautiful friendship. WES - Ruffian, 'one day , Cal., DFW goodbyes. AW - a Wilson, Smith, 8 grade romance, sybilcide, putting up with my tears, psuedo-Iewish, staying close, ILY. SG - NY, celebs, D?, CF, a 1000 mile friendship, midnite walks and talks. IR - Cal, Del, Hawaii, Hi guys, shy, skate, 1st drool cup, Nazi music, defeating life, McDs!Hawaii, tears! giggles, manhunts, the next 4 years, U-me-Ma bell, ILY. IO - fjollyj, speak english ?, bock-bock, Ft H, sugar, Mr. M's, I hate to tell you this, but , NW, TW, DFW byes, 1 o'clock ?, swings, dbl duck dates, top guns, L.D. ILY. ET - IUSAI, drool, sugar Moms, guys, RD, TW, DFWbyes, Your Fairy God-sister, convert-bunnie, SB eeds, me-lost, our closet, LD, diets, Diet-Coke and Oreos, vannatraining, Mean lessons, l'm here for you, ILY. Mr. Norris, staying sane McMurray, college b-4 24. Mom - Best-friends, learning reality, Charles, secret-youth, you know I love you- don't you , To all my other friends, remember me -I know you're in my memories forever I'll miss you guys!! fBock, bockj - Love, Beth And that's all she wrote - Pete, Thank-you Easter Bunny - BOCK, BOCK - M8iM's - 2--Erik 44 Q '14i.g David Crant Crooks Senior Class Prez . . . tall . . . good-looking . . . weightlifting . . . football stud . . . nice guy . . . BMW . . . New York I86 . . . funny . . . always with CS. . . .all muscle . . .cool . . . friendly . . . dude Time is waiting in the wings he speaks of senseless things his script is you and me. Waking up is hard but staying dark is hateful. I had so many dreams, I had so many breakthroughs. . .The following is a brief recounting of my dreams, aspirations and memories, that l share with my friends who have become a part of me. LW - X8th grade talks, casino nights, a shared interest in guitars and skateboards, the band, your secret photo sessions, risk the push up game, mockingbird nights, a trip to the zoo, the gemini club, ILY Lair IN - an extra shirt to wear over the one you have on biology review, HP football, I night in bent tree, remember the bell I crazy night wfcaptain smiles. ILY CS - BIG TOY, wrestling wfmr Moline, all of my Sundays, The complete wave the flag movie collection Tea at the zoo, E-braking, duck xing sign, prom '86, YEARS OF FUN FILLED ADVENTURES. ILY, to your parents - a case of spagettios, and a big thank you. BS - 7 great years, trampoline karate a beatles movie with Mel Gibson, talks wfbev, spring break 86. ILY. BU - My first friend so much history, the new james dean, out west, CU IN LA ILY Rstein. - the skill to driving fast, forever club. moonlighting, stay in touch catherine - Im not leaving. ILY RK - rotary girlfriend club, climbing on ceilings, our barmitzvah, she tossed on my tape! to much more RSchrader - R.E.M. Raskolnikov, a pair of shades, the trick to instant history, stay in touch ILY LZ - a double date, a late night trip, a special cake, death ball, and a photo album for when you leave your wall. IF - Mr. Qback the king of the beanbag. shands - NY party mr czeck bro colin M - the clancy bros christmas album. CH - topher good times a new car, my phone if now use it ILY. costa D - stay sharp, my how to dress magnificently book, call me. Mom you have given me so much I love you very much!Bev - you are the coolest - see you soon. Dad - I will miss you ILY . . . I was born and so I exist, the match is lit, smoke rises in amist. sunrise on the horizon, breakfast in bed today looks dreary, but blue skies are ahead. Hauntingly I'm driven on, there's nothing I can't handle: slowly the fire grows, the match is lowered to the candle. The sun is in the west but the sky is full of light. its not from the candle, overwhelmed by the night it comes from a fire within which is ever burning bright. D.C. 86 LATER DAYS 45 Sarah Beckwith Dale We good-looking. . .alwaystan. . .never stops giggling. . .tennis. . . preppie. . .Carson. . .pretty. . .sweet. , .fun. . .CavaIcade. . . l'That's hysterical! . . . nice . . . all smiles . . . X-Country . . . I, Sarah, leave the following to the following: Lina 'I' you have taught me to be myself, you have given me immeasurable support, love 81 devotion. I love you dearly. All your dreams will come true, I believe in you. Carson 'f where do I begin? our crazy days aren't over - the last 3 years wouIdn't have been the same wfo you. You have been there when I needed you, full of understanding 81 insight. ILY. I will never hold you at arms length. Mary 't the park on Sundays, tranquil sunsets, peace, love, happiness in a sunlit room that exists beyond your dreams - it's out there. We have crossed many rivers, I will always be here for you. Ed 'K decisions, long talks, cheap movies, a trip to Vt., my grandfather in the DMA. You hold a special place in my heart, always. Dave if understanding, friendship, and dead mosquito guts. Kristi Y killer femul, mini-tote, the peepus tree, and a wise elf. ILY. jimmy If ouji, prom, G.D. Scott 'f a candlelight dinner wf uncooked potatoes, l'm getting married . , ., Toby, peaceful study time lHa!J. Granger X my little bro, another 3 years and beware of Dick Thensit for is it Thick Densit?l. ILY. Mom 81 Dad X I put you last bfc you guys are the best. You have given me love, support, 84 a strong will to reach for the sky. I love and respect you both. GH. 'f I am leaving, but a part of you is going with me. The things taught in schools are not an education, but the means of education. Ralph Waldo Emerson 4 STX !Nx . Xb 46 I In .11 Stefani Elizabeth Dardaganian Sweet. . .nice. . .preppy. . .runner. . .always smiling. . .cute . . .church. . .Novia Socia '84, . .Steph. . Evergreen. . .loves French . . . short . . . smart . . . giggles when laughs . . . Now I sit me down to write, I pray, dear Lord, my grammar's right, because after 11 years on the Hill it ought to be! I, Stefani Dardaganian, being of short stature and a well challenged mind, am ready to go to college . . . I think . . . This is not a will: this is a chance to delineate for some of my friends some good times. My X-C team: we certainly know the meaning of a fun run, yet we also know what it means to be serious and win. You guys are friends and encouragers. Thank you all. Amy: in violin, piano, track, and Greece, we've been through a lot together: no matter what our differences, I'll always care! Nicole: What am I going to do without my running buddy next year? I challenge you tand Katy! to another bowling match, but only if I get to drive and we go down THERE again! Katy: from the hills of Norbuck to the hills of Alta, you've been with me during my ups and downs in life! I really don't care that you didn't fall until the 4th day on our ski trip because when you did, you started an avalanche! jeff: don't worry - someone will really appreciate your sense of humor . . . sometime! fl do!! To Lari and Scott: I want you to know that I cherish friendswho can always make me smile,even afterthe wildest discussions - thanks! Kathryn: my name is not Strawberry Shortcake and I am not your grandmother! Coach Holadak: Thanks for being a top notch coach for 6 years. What am I going to do without the New York accent and the voice that can be heard ANYWHERE? Thanks! Future X-C runners: you guys have the best coach around and the greatest potential - take advantage of the situation and go for that SPC victory! Brad: big brother, I'm sure glad I didn't have to go through Upper School with a sister like me, You are great to tolerate me. I love you. Kristin: I'm ever thankful for the extra year we had together. It wasn't always easy but it gave me the chance to be with you every day. I love you. Mother and Daddy: you guys are the most supportive and patient parents. I will miss you next year . . . unless I decide to go to SMU and stay with you! lust kidding. Greenhill, it's time to go to college and thanks to you I'm ready! Jbylag M37 MQW 13 47 Kerry Deanna Davis Smart. . .Prelude. . .actress. . .1420SAT. . .smiIesalot, . .wilder than you think . . . beautiful voice . . . gets great grades without studying . . . always plays a nun . . . Kip's To many a will implies death: to me, however, it simply indicates a physical separation which may leave the spirit intact. Since I will be physically absent, I will give the following things to the following people, hoping that they will remember my spiritual presence: Kate: Northwestern, Rick, and a glob of great memories. Thanks for being a terrific friend. Jeff L: my treat at Kip's and a weird friendship. His name is here. Surprised? Brandon: you can keep the money you owe me in trade for the Mercedes. I'm glad we were friends, I think. Philippa: the first place trophy from Calif. you deserve, and a word from 'lStrider I can't repeat here. Tara: 6 years of fabulous land some not-so-fabulousj memories. I hope you get what you want out of life. Richard and Colin R: a semi-successful quartet. It was fun. Stefani D: a mutual appreciation for a certain person. In addition, I want to thank the following people: Dr. Graves, for giving me an appreciation for History, Mr. Norris, for being a neat teacher, Dr. Stewart, for appreciating meg Ms. H, for everything: I. Shepard, for being a great guy: my mother and father, for helping me through my life: Mr. Degener: Mr. Manesp Mrs. Parham: Scott and Lari Gibbons: Costa, Iulie H, and everyone else who has been a friend andfor helped me out. lt's been tough, but you're the ones who got me through it. Thanks. I love you. x'Upon such sacrifices . . , the gods themselves throw incense. - William Shakespeare Us I 48 i v ,1 .5 I 1 - 19 ff? I at ?E , . .f mfg, f 'i'f' Diana Lynn DeGrasse 'lDi . . .preppie. . .tennis. . .smart. . rorganized tothe max. . . always on crutches . . . Kevin . . . loves to talk . . . always has a question . . . A.P. Chem 84 Calculus . . . gets crazy sometimes . . . The time has come for us all to move on to new things, so here I am trying to find words for the last four years of my life. l cannot begin to recall everything, so l will just say to all my friends thanx for making my last five years what they have been and thanx to the ladies for some of the best lunches Greenhill has ever seen. Good luck to you all. To Kim l leave all the happy memories we have shared along with those California guys. I've missed you! To Kevin l leave lots of great times and kitchen disasters. You've made my last year the best it could be. You know the POLO SHOP loves you. l'll always remember your Calvins, getting lost horseback riding, trips downtown, the royal coach, and our nouvelle cuisine. Don't ever change. To Mom and Dad thank you for being there and being square. l love you both. otalftafcotzfmwa A it O i7 49 Katherine Elizabeth Dowe Dancer. . .lovestosing. . .Northwestern bound. . .jazz. . .smart . , .always talking. . .talented. . .wild when she wants to be. . . theatrical kind of girl . . . great voice . . . I want to thank the following people for teaching me how and letting me grow, your patience and care mean more to me than you can imagine. Cynthia Bright, Dr. Graves, Kirk Dunk, Ms. Laney, Kerry Davis, Matthew Henderson, Ms. Eastus, Bill Bauer, Dr. Buchanan, Mr. Degener, Mr. Bailey, Brad Blonkvist, julie Hoffman, Stephen Gindling, Dr. Stewart, Mr. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Kittleman, Mr. Gonzales, Ms. Holsonbake, Chris Harrington, Pat Hunt, jerry's Kids tCelebrationj, Kathy Chamberlain, Buff Shurr, my Cherub friends, Mrs. Oliver, Bo Gerard, the American Dancemachine gang, Nancy Anderson, Mary Hofstedt, john Wilson, Suzanne Toler, jay Hall, Kyle Rovinsky, Becky Birdsong, Sheri Capen, Brandon Camp, Colin Rule, Richard Greagor, Eric McQuaid, Tuffy Bhuket, Ricky Loconto, Mr. Kilmer, Mr. Williams, Mr. Manes, the Dunks, the Henderson family, and Tom and Mom and Dad. When green is all there is to be It could make you wonder why, but why wonder? Why wonder? l'm green, and it'll do fine. It's beautifull And I think it's what l want to be. - joe Raposo The secret o' life is enjoying the passage of time. - james Taylor So many faces in and out of my life Some will last Some will just be now and then Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes l'm afraid it's time for goodbye again - Billy joel And the tree was happy. - Shel Silverstein Kwai' 50 ' if 1' - ' E 535 gil. 3 1 5 -5 53: 1: . lfzsasfr-sisseftf-zf-:fe-,ggggu faaatt f E 1 3 as if Q . Y as tilts 'se K Q . Q get . wie- 9: 1' s will t Iuli Anne Drusch Southern Belle . . . RX7 . . . great parties . . . cute . . . nice . . Tennessee girl . . . never at school . . . nice clothes . . . Kristi . . bashful . . . always up late . . . sweet . . . I, Iuli Drusch, leave to the following, LELA, your Ilartistic way of driving, squela. HELENE, Spanish National Honor Society here we come, him , CARSON, Desperately Seeking Susan, AC, Woman, you teaching me vocab to the l'Facts of Life . 'One thing that G-Hill taught me was that diversity makes a person grow. To the four people that changed my life the most, I leave a few of our special memories, IENNY, the summer we became friends, I'He's Bad For You , my 'I Love You Iuli' tape, all the things you taught me about life, that's what friends are for I do LY. ROBB, 'Stand By Me , I don't know what to say except I Love You. No matter how far apart we are, I would never forget how special you are to me, ILY very much. LARRY, our skiing trip, LAW I 81 II, me telling you how I felt for the first time, you are like a brother to me, I feel like even though we don't talk all the time that there is an unspoken friendship and love that binds us, when you go to college please keep in touch and remember I will always love you. POTTY, where do I begin? With you in my bathroom or our first dinner at Iaviersg whoever can focus first, the one way street, I really don't know, all I do know is that we have had so many great times I will never forget: The Bonneville, my list of loves, my 'invitations' as you call them, the Inexus', our first party fthe fire-hydrant and your hatl, sometimes you just gotta say . . . and I'them Nail t-shirts and late night visitors from Austin, never go out with a IM from A. step-off I, those two taught me what a great friend you are. How are we ever going to be able to leave the party house, it is as much yours as it is mine. There is no way I could ever tell you how much our friendship means to me. I leave you a wish for nothing but happiness in the future, because you deserve no less. I'You just call out my name . . . . . And how could I forget, the Warshaws-Thanks for being there. ILY, Dad - my unspoken love always, Papa Paul - or should I say Dad, thank you for everything, ILY so much, please take care of 'Smother Mother while I'm gone. Mom - ILY and will miss you, but I will never be far away, and yes, III will be careful. f'N I 1 I 51 William Kirk Dunk I'Goodol'boy . . .reaIIyniceguy. . .pretendstobeshy. . .Student CouncilPrez. . .adorable. . .volleyball. . .cute. . .Mr.All-Around . . .smart . . . Brian 84 Chris. . .athletic. . . I, Kirk Dunk, leave the following memories that have shaped my life. Mrs. Eastus: Many thanks for your guidance, Mr. Manes: many freshmen to move things, it's been great! , Rusty: your own life, Tuffo: Yo!, singers, thespians rulel, Donna: Vancouver IB6, ties and cummerbunds, Ben: the Twilite Room, Carolyn: YBR, Bruce: 15 years of memories, Sladerick: a video camera and a computer, you're a super guy! , Yonger: chance to spike, Kevin: a helper for stats, Pat: a three year basketball vacation, Goody: a Bingo victory, physics, the perfect ga-ga arena, Iudy: Mrs. Harrison, 167 more envelopes to stuff, Jeffery: six years of hoops, a night on the town at Mazzio's, physics homework, you're a great friend, Kate: Chrissy's Angels of Death, morning jokes and Pop-Tarts, Vancouver '86, thanks for all your help and support, Steve: the theory that pitch is directly proportional to neck length, lack Swine, Vancouver '86, get wun an cuvah , you've been a great friend , Matt: Chrissy's Angels, the Moody Blues, poker on the roof, the real I. Morrison, what happened to Carl Lowe?, you've gained my fullest respect, take care, Mark: a feature film about sporting goods, a lifetime supply of surprise parties, Vancouver '86, thespians rulel, you're great, Phil: your driving, a cute dog named lo-lo, late night talks about that girl, thanks for listening, ILY, Iulie: did I wake you?, the real Kirk fdon't tell anyonej, ice tea hair, our problems, the ability to sweat, your friendship means a lot, ILY, Chris V: cactus hunting, birthday dinners, track workouts, a brother and a sister, bowling, fun times, take care, Bri-Bo: What school did you go to? , a night in the mud, my weight, a mind that thinks the same way, you're a great pal, Lisi: jeans and a shirt, strep throat, nightly calls, the ability to see people for what they are, a lasting friendship, you mean a lot, ILY, Brad: a dog toy, study outlines, Rockyano's, pool baseball, Summerset, you've been a true friend, Chris H: the best friend I've ever had: wish you were here, Dee: you've been a super sis and a great friend, thanks for all you've done for me, ILY, Mom and Dad: thanks for letting me live my own life and supporting me in everything I do, l love you, Greenhill: you've been my entire life until now, thanks and take care. - - ,,,.ff ffm g Wvma,-f V K . .I 4 ' f-.Qi , R , , -- arf 5-M, ff Q '. W ts. bij, -v fl-fs.-wr, wg: ag! ,V Q 'ff as , x In get s i 4. i Lg 1 is l , li I Y M' WMF 'Q ,x 1- ma -f' 1 fi-?'1ff K ,fd s f , :,,: J as an f l -sf .. . :X D 1, ' iii, 52 'Q' if -S 1 :m s '- X t . 0 . , fl: ?'m'1 Nw ,, t. K .A 6 4 il' X t Q Q... ug, M . , 0 fi 'Z' v i 'T ,iw 'iv 3 - f : J: ,. ' 'rtt ii A ' 2 ,31 NF f 3,1106 Wav. Kevin Michael Epstein Intelligent. . .NHS . .QuizBowl. . .statisticalperson. . .greatsmile . . . BBYO . . . funny . . . Israel '85 . . . llKev . . . Wok 'N' Roll Chicken . . . boy-next-door type . . . nice . . . l, Kevin Epstein, being of mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: Matt - Rangers and Sidekicks games and great poker afterwards, lunches outside, a great newspaper, and talks on religion. Stephen - Is it Steve or Steph? 150 yards receiving, your name in the paper and player of the week. Pat - The desire to actually work hard, great lunches talking sports on the Forum and the space between our lockers for drilling. Ron - A great Cowboy team. Nill, Ceder, Ceder, Edwards - All your great advice. Brian - Lots of chances to use that Spanish we've learned. Football team - 4 years worth of stats and my job for anyone daring enough to take on such great responsibility. Marc B - 4 years of intense Spanish study. Angela, Kerry, Diana, and Bob - 3 different advisors in 4 years, not a bad trick. Brad - Your mastery of soccer and calculus. Stefani - Crossword puzzles galore. julie, Lisi, and Amy - The excitement of making it through Greenhill and Shearith graduation. Yong and leff G - The thrill of calculus. Robb, jeff F, and Steve L - Your presence at one Kaplan project. Helene - Your spirit as nom and mine as nom chairman. Mark P - Calculus, rides for Baum, and our AZA presidencies. Mr. Kasten - a champion Quiz Bowl Team. Mrs. Silven - The SNHS. Dr. Buchanan, Mrs. Eastus, and Mrs. Parham - My thanks for helping me learn and grow. Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive. - Elbert Hubbard fa X ,O 'H , Q jeffrey Mark Fiedelman Well-rounded quarterback closet party animal good-looking. . .lsrael'85. . .Tom Landry personality. . .Forever club . . . BBYO . . . super smart . . . every A.P. there is . . . To my teachers: Dr. Buchanan, Dr. Stewart, Mrs. Parham, Mr. Norris, Mr. Kilmer, Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. Gonzales - although my mind occasionally wandered and my mouth never opened, l really did enjoy your classes and friendships. Thanks. Coaches Witman, Samide, and Parachini -I enjoyed experiences that l'll probably never encounter again in my life. Thanks. Mr. Murphy - thanks for being not only the best advisor, but also the best friend. But, I still can't shoot a left-handed lay-up. To my friends: Hick - some catches that saved my . . . Charles - prom and padre QSP policej in '86. Carolyn - homecoming '86 and more food. Chris - get a car, man. Bobby - where's your article? Karma - . . . Larry - decathlon, poker, parties at the house, and a long walk late one night. I'm glad we became good friends. Amy - my secretary . . . Nancy - prom with my neighbor. Pepe - a talk at UT? I enjoyed sticking the ball in your stomach all those years. Trey - primer, 6 grade campout, get psyched for the game. Stephen - speed, moves, hands, and the ability to bean girls. Kirk - AP's, hoops, and little kid parties. ludy - Israel, and a great friendship that followed. Nolte - baseball, golf, and hoops buds. 5-10 otr, New Year's Eve, Eres un buen amigo. Bruce - fences, little kid parties, a night at Rich W's, a winning catch, a friendship that has lasted. lulie - Israel, UT, let's dance. Robb - fires next door, weekends at the house, driving home from and surviving in Austin, more memories, a best friend. Lisi - Israel, espanol, my personal psychiatrist. You're a great friend. Karma - thought I forgot you? scrabble and 5 period talks with my friend Karma. Coach Tom - a friend, not a teacher, to party with. Larry - you and I beat TVS, New Year's Eve, roommates in Ok., the chair still isn't fixed, Padre, whose house will you crash at next year? Thanks for the ride home. You're a great friend. To my family: Mom and Dad - sorry I never tell you anything. We all 3 have our differences, and that's just the way we are. Anyway, you sent me to the right school. Thanks. I love you both. Cindy - I couIdn't ask for anything more in a sister. You missed two great years. I love you. Greenhill - I've complained every day for 13 years, but I had a great time. To all - maybe l'll grow up to be one of those people who never stops talking. 54 3:5 our x as . f 3 950' Scott Eugene Gibbons Unique. . .really laid-back. . .always with Katie8fAlice. . .flower child. . .mellow. . .pinkshoes, . .camefromCarland. . .different . . . loves the 60's . . . smiles non-stop . . . Greenville Avenue . . . funny. . . the prelude tahemlz there was me, that is scott, and my droogs, dim though they might be, and we sat all together making up our rassoodocks what to do with LIFE . . . points of interest: the slice family if a vw bug and life out of balance wfout it it a tray of mcfries Qthank you ashleel if laughing and grief X thank you keri for the brownies and various , . . 'K mrs eastus thanks for keeping me aware of what i was doing t bits and pieces of religion man 'K roz - you were always able to make me feel good if hey - im speed-demon squirrel X a typical all-american folk singer t brian you are an incredible person if thank you mr norris dr stewart mr williams and mr fleming tthat man reads . , . into everythingj - you kept me interested a clockwork orange X tinsert your own private joke herel mrs sylvan you are everything i needed in a tfrenchj teacher - my thanks and love X the granada 1' and as he crossed the bridge the phantoms came to meet him 4' a leather jacket wf a note in the pocket if cemetaries 'f fingernails t to greenhill the institution thank you for learning me teaching me the MEANS of EDUCATION 'H quotes: 'f everything that lives lives not alone, nor for itself . . . - blake 'K it is very hard to be simple enough to be good - emerson X and how can i believe in GOD when just last week i got my tongue caught in the roller of an electric typewriter? - allen ti go to seek a great PERHAPS - rebelais 't messieurs, l'huitre etroit bonne. adieu. vivez en paix - boileau I W - 9- C- sm -5 Stephen Gindling Friendly . . . athlete . . . Expo '86's comic relief . . . Senior Singer's Council . , . good-looking . . . Mr. Nice guy . . . football MVP . . . tall . . . great smile . . . lives for basketball . . . A-Team . . . dresses PVQPPY- - - I, Stephen Gindling, of ever-present body and ever-absent mind, leave to my friends: thanks for the great times: I will take with me many good memories. Kirk: an injury-free pursuit of a Homecoming banner: llWarm up on this : 'lget one and covah . Matthew: Fletcher is 3rd, Buechele is 4th: cutting through 8th grade 190+ 'Zu daringl: 'greed is not enough : 'lcui labella mordebis : a mysterious person named Becky. Mark: 'They say he's too . . : Current Events co-presidents: Chili's before Singers: a date with Mitzie fl mean lanicej. leff F: a female batter in B-League: TVS '85 : CPS '86: some self-encouragement on the football field. Kevin: Colorado Ave.: Hootie Owls: How many tackles do I have? . Brian: an endless orienteering trek: G. Garcia - MGR: your 1st slam before mine. Chris V: the Teachers' Kids Club: a stiff-armed wave. Robb: 5th grade lyrical exploits: Oh! My kneel . Pat: a key to the Hillcrest gym: Mr. Williams: a 50 yard punt in the Rose Bowl for U of Mich. Brad: Pool baseball and a game of Injun. Slade: initials of your choice. limmy N: a pre-game Whopper: an accidental bank shot. lulie H: your love poetry. Steve L: A-team: predictions. Kate: 2-step proofs: a stretched neck for the high notes. Beau: Aaaaamenl: the Comrade: F3 tHaJ: a glass of Pops. Costa: You L.S.: DI AC2 fremember that in Augustl. Karen and Phil: Manuel will protect her. Hick: Extra point : your enormous athletic talent. To all the faculty: my appreciation for your dedication and care. To Dr. Graves and Mrs. Eastus: thanks for your understanding and for some wonderful classes. To all the coaches: thanks for your confidence in me: you helped me find out a few things about myself and have fun in the process. Mr. Manes: thanks for the fine music and the great times. Lisa: I will always love you and hope I can become as supportive a person as you are. Mom and Dad: I love you dearly. I will always be grateful for my incredible luck in having both of you in my life. I'm never gonna stop the rain by complainin'. - BJ. Thomas 56 ? Q' is by-sim xx X . 1 R Iolie C-ay Glassman Ann Taylor . , . BMW . . . lozlee . . . a good friend . . . cool name . . .volleyball. . .beautiful eyes. . .beemer. . .nice. . .'lscary . . . Mila , . . uptown girl . . . cute clothes . . . great personality I, Iolie Classman, have decided to leave the following memories and items of sentimental value to the following upon my departure fin no specific orderl. IB - Gee julie, I didn't know the Eagles sang that song. 4u - dinner at Eastern Palace fdinosaurs, Chinesemen etc.I a closetful of conversation, MYFQ long dog's, the Duck club, and my mom's green pitcher. ILY! IC- I leave you ffor safe keepingi the tapes which document the first meeting of the Duck club, and the addresses of four guys who live in Omaha. NP - mon petite lab partner, pour toi - a secret rendez-vous with Mr, Bowers, talks about Mark and Ryan, red scares, notes in Pre-Cal and physics our Ir. year, ladies who lunch Iand sometimes crylg and movies I sleep through. le t'aimel IO- Mr. M's, Baby's our fave person 5 the three R's fRandy, Rami, Ryanlg Devin, the letsons, and a crush on Jonathan. ILY! BC - the fourth of luly, Mr. M'sg Baby's5 going to a freshman party together, 1 question - is there anyone you don't know? EUse - fyou know, kind of like police only differentj Have you ever felt like a doorknob? Have you ever gotten stuck in an elevator? Have you ever felt like someone was trying to manipulate you? If the answer to any of the preceding questions was yes, I suggest you refer to the back of the book for a few fond memories at no extra charge. Meezla - Well schweethot, we did it! You know, you're kinda cute for a girl. But that's beside the point. The point is . . . Hi Mr. Bush do you mind if I park here Mr. Bush ? bring back any memories? There are so many memories that you'll have to turn to the back of the book if you want to read the rest, but only if you want to. And to my family . . . Kim - We haven't always gotten along, but you have always been there when I needed you. Thanks. I love you and I will miss you. Mom and Bill - What can I say? You've made it all possible. I don't always tell you, but I do appreciate everything you have done for me. I love you both, and will miss you very much. You could always get a dog. So you can get on with your search baby, and I can get on with mine, and maybe someday we will find, that it wasn't really wasted time. - the Eagles julie Goldfarb jeep. . .thin. . .olderguys. . ,foreverclub. . .asleepinclassspacey great tennis player . . . tall . . . sweet girl . . . SMU '86' loves outdoors . . . quiet . . .Sunshine baby . . . athletic . . . C ,hi gave , 4, .. ' V was ' 1 ,W rf vw as fiii H i s, 'Z 'i if 4' V7'f'5 ?Z' . ' v M W H. N, jwlfil' ' Nl L7 . 4 'J , ., sig,- ,V V V I fiffdfmd -x...-, :Cari V V -5 Q - Lllb L Q' - Q f . 1'2 5 his 1 ' i S .. .zf f' new .. 3. .. . ,,f,,.w.-., . . 2 i' ffl: f V f jeffrey Mark Goodman Nice . . . shy . . . forever club . . . smart . . . nice eyes . . . Soccer stud . . . studious . . . popcorn man . . . Goody . . . bashful . . . skinny . . . sweet to everyone . , . I, jeffrey Mark Goodman, being of tempered patience, beleaguered body, and challenged mind do leave the following. To Greenhill, 10 years of questioning, wondering and understanding. I leave you with far more than just an education -thank you. To Mr, Norris, a long-forgotten pizza, a Sunday for tennis, poems by Odgen Nash, and too many thank yous for all the guidance, help, and devotion you have given me these 4 years. More than an advisor, you've been a great friend. To Mr. Williams, never has anyone challenged me to THINK like you have. Thank you. To Mr. Kilmer, too many homeworks, not enough time, and we have no questions fright Brad?I. To Mr. Degener fl hope you read thisl a mutual understanding of the things we both love. Thanks for your support. To Bob iBIubJ scientific experiences of a lifetime, RAID and sugar donuts, your sense of humor itake it pleasel what am I doing riding in your car?, too many of Andrew's driving lessons, To Andrew, Iet's go in my car, was it a police ticket sale? making a sub supreme . To Yong, how do you do this lab? Ding, er Sandy. Murphy and Norris - tennis - pizza, spontaneity is forever, stupid. A vortex. The Far Side, when are you moving? Hey, loe . . Brilliance, great friends. To Marc, Rangers, let me OUT of your car, the wave, Isn't that . . . that's . . .5 what to do tonight, multi-colored parking permits, are we gonna read poems all trimester. Sure Dr. C., we're dirt. Slaughter Drive. To Pat, eating outside not enough times, conversations with Ron the was always rightl, remnants of 7th grade baseball line-ups, a SOCCER team you were on, Lou HoItz's punter at Notre Dame, a lifetime supply of chocolate chip cookies, and too many memories. To Matt, answers to geometry problems, frisbee football, a cube in Middle School, and an eternal idea called BADCATS . To Kirk, 2 years of science, right? Ha-Ha. To Brad, a party for Chris H., and an ability to find hope and give help whenever I needed it. To Elliott, a hope I fulfill all the promises between us, remembrances of all the times we've spent together, and 16+ years of mutual love, understanding, happiness, and memories that can't be matched or forgotten. Don't worry, I'll just be a phone call away. To Mom and Dad, just thank you wouIdn't be enough. I leave an empty bed, but a houseful of memories of the two best, most caring, most loving parents I could ever want. To everyone else, I leave happy memories, and hopes for an even better future. Ml 59 Bryan Lynn Green Intelligent. . .gymnastics. . .Chile. . .alwayswith Yong. . .weight room . . . great in Spanish . . . shy . . . nice . . . curly hair . . . volunteer in hospital . . . runner . . . K-swiss . . . First, I would like to thank the Greenhill Faculty and all other involved members for giving the Hill the great learning atmosphere that distinguishes it. I would also like to identify those teachers who I have come to respect and who have played an important part in my Greenhill experience? Dr. Marks, Dr. Buchanan, Mr. Kilmer, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Norris, Mrs. Parham, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Degner, Ms. Roman, and Dr. Stewart. - I THANK YOU! As for the student body, I think everyone is wonderful and unique and would like to especially thank Yong and Bob for their friendship throughout these years. If I have failed to mention your name, I assure you it is my lack of words not my lack of memory that cuts this letter short. Mom, thank you for an invaluable education and for putting up with me all these years. Natalie I guess you finally got my room, take care of sis. Rita, have fun at Greenhill. You've got a long way to go yet, take it easy and enjoy it. I love you all very much. To all Greenhill people: Teachers, Friends, Non-friends, etc., for all the times at the Hill, good and bad. - FAREWELL AND THANK YOU! I find my trouble it is impossible when it's insufferable to take no more. - King If what they said was true, nothing could touch me and when I had worked out the karma of my present life I should return no more. The thought filled me with dismay. I wanted to live again and again. I was willing to accept every sort of life, no matter what its pain and sorrow, I felt that only life after life, life after life could satisfy my eagerness, my vigour, and my curiosity. - W. Somerset Maugham fThe Razor's Edgel 37k ..6.s.,,., 60 ,ff fx. 'jfff fr I Iyr rn. K ffff tangy Katherine Anne Grossman Pretty . , . Kat , . . funny . . . always with Lela . . . blonde . . . field hockey. . .preppie. . .smart. . .pretty eyes. . ,friendly. . .bad knee . . . France '85' . . . studious . . . soccer , . . rabbit . . I, Katherine Grossman, leave these unforgettable memories, although I can't remember them all, to the following: Coach Hornbach, our knees, a winning soccer year. Mr. Gonzales, swap spit, boy talk, a nice 84 great friend, Kathryn terinel, field hockey, Iames Taylor, The Movie, Iulie H., skiing Imasked..ag man, thank you masked manl. Nancy L., head of a beautiful woman, body of a will, add-on game tK104j. Tracy I., France Uean-Marie, Guilliame, oui . . .J big mama rollin' down the street. Tom, my bracelet, my key-lock, the cat, a friend who's there when you need him. Amy K., late nights, history, it's finally over! Iudy S., prom, -arter, exciting late nights tha, hal. Kristi P., Pearl, Arkansas, jugs in jail, fnoleating. AMY S., chilis, movies, driving with the top down, field hockey champs, chinese food lovers, a 360 on the road to B.C., a friend who I can talk to. Lela, instant, negative Karma, 9th grade war, early Senior privileges, your driving, shopping, partying, Klaus, watchwinding fSnoopyJ, other unmentionables, no better friend in the world! Mike 81 Rene', two brothers I could not have done without tmaybe sometimesj. Mom 8: Dad, thank you for giving me everything in the world that made my life worth living fespecially the carl. I LOVE YOU! Ulf I had any encouragement I would have been .. DAD tKaaHwQcUs . Vis T 413 1' f fn 'lk' lC5Q?, F .i f I 'SQ ',,,ilY,g Vin 'V' ,, VL 7 I Q' 1 I a,yf'r-- at T. . :V X, -' K Q. , ,, , f ng. A L A A Miss, sea A 1 ii fit' f . .v rv I-NL ' 'ai s a - . , . .: 4, - I nj., ',u is 2 - fr , f 1, V,,, .i N , M, ,M ,, V, , I I.. ,, O y - - if X ' 'Q X in ig. 1M Y' it WNV Kathryn Elizabeth Hamm Great athlete . . . Cavalcade editor . . . Ieep . . . IIIMA HAM . . , NHS. . .awesome soccer player. . .pretty. . .funny. . .very nice . . . smart . . . friendly . . . all conference . . . does everything I, Kathryn Hamm, being of active mouth 81 body, leave to: Coffer - a friendly wave on the freeway, Ioey - while I'm gone, you can be H15 Annie fRockyJ: take care of Olivia, Traci - field hockey in Dallas 81 a ride when the VW doesn't work, Karma - a cotton pony for emergencies, Amy T - more verbal abuse, twhat is wrong with your feet?J, Angela - a life supply of post-it notes, Nicole - hackneyed in context 81 unlimited sarcasm, Beth - the privilege of becoming a carpool mom, Sheri - Dynasty, a granola bar 81 2 minutes without studying, Stefani - a few more inches 81 Harry Hines, Matthew - a yearbook to keep FOREVER, Grossman - a therapy reminder, IT 81 a classic music video, Amy K - effective history study sessionsp Iulie H - soccer 81 your choice of leather balls twhy settle for less?J, Lee - ncould you teach me a cheer? twho am I going to abuse now?J, Erika - a haircut, the Big Shoe, a saddled cow, Padre '86, WALKING in the theater, the Infatuation, a Neopolitan for the road 81 an incredible ability to adjust in 4 years - l'll miss you g Coleen - a movie, lunch 8t a great friendship, Ms. Roman, Mr. Gonzales 81 Mrs. Parham: you've made me laugh when I didn't think I could, Dr. Graves, Dr. Currier 84 Mrs. Eastus: thanks for helping me see I can accomplish anything, Mr. Hornbach: all the SPC championships in the world wouldn't be enough for you. Thanks. Coach Kerr: your patience and understanding have helped me survive my last year on the Hill. You are very special to me 81 I'II never forget all that you've taught me. Ralph: you only have a few years left on the Hill, enjoy them. I couldn't have asked for a better brother or friend. l'll miss you, and I love you. Mom 84 Dad: thanks for helping through the tough times and for cheering me on through the good. You are both exceptional people. I love you. With plenty said 84 more than enough done, I leave, taking many good memories tand some badj, but none of which I would ever trade. WW! 62 K Matthew Cristy Henderson Evergreen editor , . . smart . . . super nice . . , smiles a lot . . . outdoors. . .studentcouncil. . .quizbowl. . .L.L. Bean. . .forever club , . . brilliant . . . knows his history . . . awesome cook . . . The following is a rambling series of personal comments and inside jokes, the monumental conclusion to twelve years at Greenhill. When I think of my younger days at Greenhill, I think of Mike Moline. Goodbye, Sir. Dr. Stewart, I enjoyed it. I can't say, however, that I'll miss seeing you on Sunday mornings. Ceder and Gonzales, what can I even offer two guys who have everything? Mrs. Eastus: odi et amo: maybe that is why I will always be one of Chrissy's Angels. Kurt, may you have lips of steel. Don't forget you owe me 5700. Ben, I leave you exclusive taping rights to my overwhelming record collection, even the priceless Blondies. Mark, it is only a matter of time before you transfer to ORU. lulie H: you can keep your poetry to yourself. That stuff is too powerful for me. Brian, I must leave you with the mutual worry of who is going to look after Tubby at college. Valerie, may you discover the joys of occasionally being introverted. Ieff G: bananas, popcorn, and melted candy bar halves. Brad, you are the Ingine Master. Kate, one day you will suddenly realize that I was usually right. Kevin, I leave you a ticket to the World Series at Arlington Stadium with Steve and me and many thanks for the seder. Nicole, I would give you my legs if the thought of being a paraplegic were not so disturbing. Larry: Don luan, D-man, downtown, frisbee, and Risk. Kirk, I'd never have believed while taping l'Caesar was a Roman, Caesar was a Roman . . that we would eventually have phone conversations delving into the darkest aspects of paranoia, schizophrenia, insomnia, and general insecurity. Oilll. Steve, l'll miss Fruthie Ir., Bubby vs. Pete, nights at Iohny Vega's, and various other nugae which will always tickle the inner marrow of my bones with the wretched flame of hilarity. Cui labella mordebis? I leave you, Pat, a transpacific catamaran trip to Korea. I'll pay for the Canal. Also, 200 lunches in sub-freezing weather. Peter, just remember that although you have occasionally disappointed me, what with your being a communist and only making B's at Harvard, you're still my brother and an O.K. guy. Mom and Dad, thanks for a perfect upbringing in the moral, emotional, and financial senses. Be good to the Cats, and hopefully they won't grow up and go away. To everyone: as the World's Greatest Poet once wrote, hail and farewell. Iam mens praetrepidans avet vagari, iam laeti studio pedes vigescunt. O dulces comitum valete coetus, longe quos simul a domo profectos diversae variae viae reportant. Caius Valerius Catullus Mqfrlw Mila Mercedes Hermanovski Goodartist. . .prettyeyes. . .funnylaugh. . .lolie. . .friendly. . . Mistral. . .volleyball. . .forever club. . .cool hair. . .A.P. art. . . new wave . . . tall . . . older guys . . . I, mila mercedes hermanovski, being of questionable mind and body, would like to leave some stuff here . . . it must be noted that my questionable mind justifies any person, place, or thing i may have intentionally or unintentionally left out that is of great importance . . . IG fjozleej: believe it or not, you changed my life - i'll never forget our friendship. ilyt. IO: lli'm so glad i have somebody who understands me - what more can i say? i don't know what i would've done without you. ilylas. EA: long talks on the phone. td's. childhoods. prom. omigod we have so much in common. kit-ily. CW: i'm really gonna miss you, vache. please kit. AA: we've come a long way, baby. fookeelas 4ever. kit kit-ily. DD: vb. swimming at your house. kev. kit, ok? BC: a ride home. 'ldon't i know you? . swiss colony man. sore throats from your car. lumpy fcome backll. kit please. NP: plans fonlyj for a summer at parsons. please be an artist - well, even if you don't, you'll make it. please kit, ok? MS: mr. m's. matt talks. Qmuchl older guys. uno. 'vache' doesn't mean lpig'- . iranian men. kit-ily. MW: silly! baby's. lumpy. eggs, babslll backup singers - we're the best! heeheeheeheehee . . . ilya. SW: show 'em how to dance, stevie! - boing -I daddy's - nok, now just pretend you're my girlfriend . . daahling. ilyl. . .Kit poopsie. MC: idon't hate you. yes, i do sometimes miss you. someday i'll buy you glasses just like mine - when you give mine back. please kit and take care of yourself. ily. Dl: a party. apres basketball visits. our cur song. roses i'll never forget. i love you and always will. when are you coming home? please hurry. ilyum. CLAY: when we become rich and famous, we'll hang out, ok? kit, short stuff. MY FRIENDS at risd fpam, trind, liz, and melj: newport. risdoids! you guys mean a whole lot to me and i sure do miss you! ily! VIVIAN: how many carpools do I owe you? that's only the beginning. thanks for everything - what would i have done without you? ily. DAD: thank you for being there when i needed to talk to someone. i love you. MOM: i cannot thank you enough. thank you for working so hard to give me everything i need and send me to gh. i love you and always will, ok? don't forget it and take care of yourself. shine like it does into every heart and if you're looking you will find it - inxs for the times we've had i don't want to be a page in your diary - yaz 64 3 fr .Q 1 Ng X is I Y 8. .3 . , Q l 39 ,, . Af if A Iulie Michelle Hoffman smart. . .cheerleader. . .Iohn. . .HaHa2. . .pretty. . .St.Elmo's . . .perfectionist. . .short. . .great dancer. . .A.P.everything. . . actress . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Foot Action . . . Forever club ...Cute... I, Iulie Michelle, do finally get around to writing this will, and leave to the following: LH - childhoods, 3 n.d.'s, YO, b-days, windows, summer camp, New Years Eves, ILY so much, FF! PS - cool cat, tourneys, long talks, I think he likes you, an ear 84 a shoulder, I'II miss you. KD - Atticus, Halloween, death in Calc, talks. BB - were you sleeping? socks, pep talks, sweet dreams, CV - hugs, soft hair, awesome sheriff, understanding. St. EImo's - lLY! KIT! LL - YO, Rockport, Breckenridge '82, a valuable friend, ILY! IS - YO, AP Comp journal, Israel, a special friend, ILYI AK - Israel, an understanding friend, English, BF since 1st, ILYAWMY, BA - Homecoming, friend since lst, phone talks, IMY. CM - I don't have a do you? YO, Singers bud, IMY, please KIT. CC - Padre 81 R.D. double, nose in the ear, longtime friend. HL - stay sweet, IMY. EA - stay away from him: he's llfunny . IF - Pat lO', Vail, Israel, a special friend, KIT. KG - Padre 81 the L.H. dudes, IMY. NL - Israel, a special friend, KIT. KG - Padre 84 the L.H. dudes, IMY. NL - Israel, friend since lst, b-days, ILY. SK - Steamboat, driving the Audi wfo a license, KIT. TI - Iive Mama, chili bud. CW - Chuckles, I'll really miss you. BM - 1 of my BF's, great hugs, I really care about you, please KIT. SB - stay sweet 84 beautiful. MS - Pat 'O's, longtime friends, ME: make sure he's good to you, ILY. GH, DC, CH, TO, TR - I'lI miss you guys. MP - Israel, a good friend. IB - you gotta spot? TB - whatsa happening, hot stuff? MH - Calc buds, our joke. RS - longtime friends, IMY, KIT. KH - leather balls, watch your shorts. IK - Bio buds, a good friend, IMY. SL - hugs 84 a good friend. LW - watch your rear! AS, NP - Bio buds, y'aIl are the sweetest. Cheerleaders - SMU, Irs. be nice to Soph, it was so fun, ILY! Rubs - a BF, fireworks: never mind, long talks about?, ILY. CD - Super D, a BF, Amy, long talks, I miss you. Red Thing - bug eye, we got to go OUT, a valuable friend, I miss you. Smurph and Dr. B. - letters I hope you'II understand. Iohn - every one of our thousands of memories, my closest friend, you mean so much to me, please don't let go, I miss you 81 love you, Bear. Russ - I guess we defied the laws of sibling rivalry! No one could ask for more in a little bro. You are so important to me, I think l'll miss you the most. IRLY. Daddy 84 Mom - if you 2 only knew how much I love you! Your undying support all these years has deeply influenced me. You'll always be in my thoughts. U 65 Ilyse C-ail Hogue Energetic . . . debate . . , curley Q . . . St. Elmo's , . . friendly . . . prettyeyes. . .smart. . ,reckless driver. . .adorabIe. . .incredible parties. . .always hasaboyfriend. . .knowseveryone. . .lovesher sister. . . I, Lisi Hogue, being of absent mind and human body would like a few words with you guys. I like school alot. I like my friends at school, because I think that they have helped to make me into the person that I am today. I have had fun in high school. It was an experience. I thinkathat college is going to be an experience too. I like the rain. I like Kirk. He is my friend and he puts up with a lot from me because he cares about me. I care about him too. I like Chris, Brian, lulie, and Philippa, They taught me what true friendship is and they are the best friends anyone could hope for. In fact, I love all six of these people quite a lot. fMs. Velvin fits in there as well. I like infinite patience, love, and advice and she possesses all of these qualitiesj I like Chris's brother Trey even though I give him a hard time. I like cats, but I can't have one. I like all my pals at ESD, because they are lots of fun to be with, and fun is real important. I like Peter, Kevin, jackie, Colin, and Kristy for helping me through the hardest times in my life. I like mountains. I like Carson because she showed me how to get the most out of life. I like loey and Luke because they are great. I like Mr. McMurray cause he's doing everything he can to get me into college. I like Dr. Graves too. She's helping. I like her because she teaches a great course. I like American Civ. lt's fun. I like the lake. I like to sing even though l'm not very good. I like Bobby and Rusty because they will be a link to the Hill after I leave. ll like them for lots of other reasons tool. I like David Foote for being a totally unique individual. I like Craig because he was my first love and he taught me a lot about life. I like his family cause they are loving, warm people. I like being outside. I love my family because they love me and I don't make that real easy sometimes. I love my sister most of all because she's her and she loves me being me. I love Greenhill. I like life because it's the ultimate challenge. IIWe are the music makers. We are the dreamers of dreams. - Willie Wonka IIYou be serious. I'm just gonna sit back and relax. - Anonymous d 66 .ffg Gregory William Homan Totally insane. . .friendly. . .pretty eyes. . .S.S.. . .Ho-dog. . . lifeguard. . .intelligent. . ,hairylegs. . .wild. . .good-looking. . . blond . . . loud . . . funny . . .volleyball . . . spirited . . . Ho-man Years of experiences cannot be summed in just a few memories, but the following attempts to recollect the feelings I have for my friends. Dave 81 Rob: Where would I be wfo you? l'm not one to brag but we're the baddest! Starnsky 81 Hutchungson, we've had some ragin' times: Austin, Steamboat 84 Breckenridge, Heavy metal band, driving at 15, my bathroom, ISAS Oklahoma, the list goes on. We've been thru alot, ILY. Trey!Colin!Bruce: Never a dull moment. T8tB: soccer studs, 'get ya some , PatO's. C: One hell of a voice, skiing 'hair the dog How 'bout them Ursuline girls? The Crue. Tom!Teddy! Ed: The Cistercian crew. I was afraid you wouldn't make the Party. Volleyball! We got past Stiffler, no one can stop us now. Road trips 81 lake parties. 'Ted . . . I think there's too much power. Diaper heads forever. Dave W: I wish you were still here. You're a talented guy. ILY: Your Mom 81 Dad too. len: You're such a cutie 81 ILY very much. There are so many things I can say - What do I do? How 'bout this: NY drives, sailing, photography 81 long talks. Stay well. You deserve the best. Nolte: My party buddy. Midnite tennis club, Ed Murphy on wkends, 'Beef Jerky time. Kwun: You're great. 'Called 'em off on a snipe hunt , Yimisan 'Everyday is Hunday papasan APChem is better. Tracyee: teddy bears, Valentines day, Sophomore year, ISB, tortellini, Anatole bill, lunches, thanks for being my friend. ILY. Lee: I love you more, When do I get a picture? Want some blond-haired-blue-eyed kids? Can I have a piece of gum? ludy: you're a great friend. l'll miss you. Take care. Kristi 81 Lelaz Woo Children, my locker buddies, ILY. Shel: Dinner at Mandarin, Zcool, 'I love this music , NY, ILY sweetie. Zahn: You've got one more year, use it well. My deepest affections go to you. Thanks for all the fun. ILY 81 your family much. Lisi: Thanks for all the long talks 84 cute study sessions. ILY. Nan: onion bagels 81 a smile. You 81 your family are special. Bob 81 Chase: you're both studs. Mr. Foote: Efcharisto para poli. Steph: I Love You very much. You're the best friend I have. l'lI miss all our long talks, 'dates and the fun we have being together. l'll never forget you. Chris: thanks for being my bro 81 my friend. We've done almost everything together. l'll miss that next year. I love you. Mom 84 Dad: Thanks for the confidence 81 love you've given me and for being such a great influence in my life. I love you greatly Greenhill, you made me a scholar, I'll miss you the most. G. Homan X' if f 67 Christopher Brent Huffman Sleepsin class but getsAfs. . .football. . .funny. . .alwayswithleff . . .intellectual. . .Nevergreen. . .Scottie. , .writer, . .closet genius. . .eatstwice hisweighteveryday. . .cute . .reallycreative I, Christopher Brent Huffman, being of unusually twisted mind and now unbearably short hair, bequeath the following memories and possessions to my ever faithful companions. leff: The NEVERGREENlivesl It was awesome! A lifetime pass for Space H., the story we didn't get to finish and 4 am. flicks. tHall Keep in touch, Greg R: the biggest bomb ever and that stupid mud duck on a plaque, the 'lDeathmobile rides forever! See you soon to take care of some more language books. Rob: a new set of spock ears, a car that works and a users manual for A.L.B., rock on! Four musketeers stay together. Dave C: More nights at the Mock house, water balloons on the roof: l'Hey Daviefthe fight we never found and the Bright girl. Party til ya' puke, my friend. Chris S: a friendship for always, midnight talks, Westerns with the billy-bad himself, Clint E.: Tickled Pink, and the nights at Pagewood, You and Davie stay in touch, l'll miss you more than you know. Catherine: another llmissingw night --- thanks, also the guy of your dreams, stay in touch! Anna: a forever friendship for being there and more . . . activities than you can possibly handle. Costa: keep up the faith and rock forever, see ya' in the concert halls. Miss Eastus: thanx for everything, the support and the nagging. Ill just wanted to bother you. Mrs. Norvell: thanx for a gift l'll always use . . . I promise. Xico baby: a blast of a class, 4th period parties, a car phone and l'll see you in med. school. Do keep in touch. Scottie: Hmmm . . . my life, Hour nights and all the love I can possibly give to another. You've been the best I could ever ask for, but darling, l'it's only just begun. Greenhill: the most memorable years of my life and the preparation for life I needed. I never really knew what you meant to me 'til l've gotta go. Last, but not least, my family. Thanx for everything, the opportunity to go here and no matter what l do, I really do love you. llOnly experience can prepare you for life, but I guess then it's a little too late. - Me l'Darling, only the good die young. - Billy loel llWe grow, we live, we die. Life's far too short to leave time for regret. - ME ,f ff ,fl ,ff '7 X X f 1, ' 1 CZ I 68 Tracy Heather Jaffer Gorgeous hair . . . black Bmw . . . Trac-J . . . Jesuit guys . . . sun goddess . . . fickle . . . beautiful . . . adorable . . . blonde . . . a different guy every week . . . fun to be with . . . friendly . . . cute I, Tracy Jaffer, leave the following to the people who have made the past years so special. Judy: my psychiatrist, poems, 3 great years at F.A., Kev 81 Marc, 112 my wardrobe is in your closet, your patience with boy problems, La Jolla, laying out buds, ST, l could never have made it without you, BFILY. Nan: shoplifters, SP, t-k-ya, Jesuit boys, broken toilets, Octy, MASH, phone game, feeding the dog, burned steak, you're so special BFFILY. LeeWee: party buds, car chase, a day in Port A, Bio trip, wipe out, Jesuit guard, Richard's, BFILY. Jen: carpool, 9 1X2 Weeks, C's taken away, no one knows if they have it or not, your neighbor, Chaka, BFILYQT. Sha: MLFM, college men in the pool, John's, party buds, New year's, FFILY. Robbie: BMR buds, reggae music, back rubs, roof at Walker, weebie-jeebies, ILYT. Marni: party summer, B.B.J. 84 P., cabana, limbo, air mattresses, FFILY. Amy: party at Amy s, Egyptian, Thumper, YO trip, FFILY. Shelley: H-coming, l never, Dad's wetbacks, limos, ILY. Helene: F.A., North Lake. Greggy: soph year, scottish talk, someone l can always talk to, ILY. Lisi: parties, Thackery, Billy Squier, Fretz, broken tables, ILY. Julie: jive mama, Joe King, ILY. Gavin: Hombre. Larry: the fair, parties. Billy: a trip to the airport we'll never forget, you were a cool 2nd grader and are a special friend. Carson: France, petite peche, Egyptian, lost on central, ILY. Jimmy: Homecoming '86, Chris: freshman bud. Bruce: Feb. '82 4-ever, brownies. Trey: Twey, 7th grade obsession. Colin: Can I? David: Thumper, parties. Kat: France, cookies. Eric: Cedar Springs, babes. Catherine: Thumper. Abram: come home and watch world news. Madame White: thanks for inspiring me to stick with French. The Lanes: Thanks for being my second family. Ral, you'll always be my pal. lLY'ALL. Mom and Dad: Raising me hasn't been easy, thanks for your everlasting support and undying love, whether you know it or not l love you more than anything and l hope l've made you proud. Greenhill: After 9 years l am ready to leave, but the education and friendships you have given me will last a lifetime. Nothing lasts forever is all they seem to tell you when you're young. - The Alarm WW 69 Lewis Harlen Iohnson III SPAM , . . 280-ZX . . , long hair . . . football star . . . good-looking . . .great soccerplayer. . .incredible guitar player. , .never answers the phone . . . good athlete . . . forever club . . . good voice . . . mohawk, . .Rockport. . . I, Lewis H. Ionnson III, would hereby like to thank the following people for the best and worst times of my life: Colin, Alan, Bruce, Steve, Teddy, Mike, Ed, Carson, Tom, jimmy, Dave, David, Gary, Ienny, len Lee, Robbie, Greg, and Robin. For four years, give or take a few, you 18 people have given me some of the only memories I will never forget. Although at times I may have been unbearable, you are the only friends I had, that never stopped caring. I am eternally in debt to all of you. The parties we had together and the personal times each of us shared are the most meaningful of all to me. I can hope that as we grow older none of you ever outgrow the memories. Who says we have to stop now? SPAM, special times. Mary, I wish you could have stayed. Lee, thanks for the memories. Robin, I'll never forget you. I love you. To my newly found friends, K.G. and LI., I'm not going to leave you three more years on the hill because it sounds stupid, only more fun and don't forget me. M.K., I have no idea what to leave you. A.R., we did have a lot of fun some of the time and I'll always remember the good times. To the friends I forgot, I'm sorry, I'm too lazy. To my family: Mom, sorry I am such a jerk. Thank you for putting up with me. I love you. Dad, we've spent more time together this year than in a long time. I'm glad we got to do it. Ginna, I'm not saying goodbye, I have a feeling I'm saying hello. I love you like a sister. Scottie and jamie, I love you both for making the past two years special. Butch, you're coming with me no matter what. To Greenhill, thanks for giving me 3 years of high school fun II don't count my Senior yearj. P.S. Dr. Marks, Mr. Garcia, Mrs. Parham, Dr. Graves, and Mrs. Velvin, I don't think of you as faculty, I think of you as friends. 'I don't want to think about it, who, what, when, or where. I don't want to think, I don't really care . . Agent Orange UAhhhhhhhhhh - SPAM 'IThink of the life they've driven you to live . . - SPAM 'llf you can't take the game, get out of the bucket - Me - M i . ' f . ', f .g ' ' 1' .nf . yz... . Iftt I -6 9? x x . . X g A 70 William Charles Kauffman Big Bad Bill . . . quiet . . . studious . . . nice . . . photographer . . . Greece Trip . . . foreign exchange host . . . Billy Boy . . . smart . . . McDonald's . . . Mr. Latin . . . A,P. Chemistry expert Any sufficiently Advanced Technology is indistinguishable from magic - Clarke Any sufficiently Arcane magic is indistinguishable from Technology - Lebling Once upon a midnight dreary While l pondered weak and weary over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore While I nodded nearly napping Suddenly there came a tapping as of some one gently rapping rapping at my chamber door. 'Tis some visitor , l muttered, 'Tapping at my chamber door - only This and nothing more! - Poe A big thank you to all - especially to my Mother and Father whom I love very much. 75Alll2l 1 71 Yong B. Kim I'The Yonger . . , smart . . . nice . . . AP, Everything . . . great dresser, , .softspoken. . .Kimbus. . .preppie. . .electronicmusic . , Spanish. . ,great volleyball player. . .CaIcuIus8fPhysics wizard The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, Fools despise wisdom and instruction. - Prov. 1:7 Though youths grow weary and tired, And vigorous young men stumble badly, Yet those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength, They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will walk and not become tired, They will run and not grow weary. - Isaiah 40:30, 31 'Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine, and acts upon them, may be compared to a wise man, who built his house upon rock. 'And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and burst against that house, and yet it did not fall, for it had been founded upon the Rock. - Matt. 7:24, 25 And He said to me, 'lt is done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give to the one who thirsts from the spring of the water of life without cost. He who overcomes shall inherit these things, and I will be his God and he will be My son. - Rev. 2136, 7 I I .If . gg ,i ax bb N ,,t,, wr 72 Robert Frank Knaus Melinda. . photographer. . .warped genius. . .debate . .Science Club. . .good tutor. . .smart. . .friendly . .helpseveryone. . .sick sense of humor . . . always with Andrew 81 Bryan . . . demon driver As usual, they left this up to me. lt'll probably be late . . . l, Bob PTeddy Knaus tS:11, 1:16, W:4, D:17, C:15, Chz12, Co:41, being of Pythonesque mind and body do hereby leave . . . To Yongus Kimbus tQuimbiJ: your name, V-ball, SCI-MATIC ART, lnsignificance, l'Be Spontaneous Nown, Python, Toothpick Club. To Brain Gangreen: insane profundity, PHair Wars, Lawnmower Strikes Back, 84 Revenge of the Scalp , spitfire, K-H Physics, Comp. To PAnkle Sprankell: Drew, Misspelled name, S200 car, THE list - 11 Hoffman 21 Turner 31 Beck, Countach, 140150 LB1, RATT, PRIEST, MAIDEN, white smoke, 360 , unauthorized night in Commons. To Jeffco Goody: RAID, powdered donuts, SC strangeness, my driving 81 its dangers, lunch w! Kimbi 81 Gangreen. To Slade Simon: Kimbi 84 my video script, your list 81 answers, Dr. Who, football, Charlie Chaplin. To lulie Hoffman: lohn 11st 81 alwaysj, lun-Williams' experience, airfare to Williamsburg, MA: Psych., Comp., Bio., your picture lnot by Steinburglj, Pl'm not responsible for himfherl , drama, your troupe of loving followers. To Elise Alhadef: mispronounced names, photo session, Psych., self-esteem 84 confidence, Rami, V-Ball Coddesshood, long talks on topics too deep for mere mortals, unrequited love, To ludy Sayah: poetry tutorials, Psych., Comp., photo session. To Ally: Carl, face turtle-necks, PT, comraderie of those left behind. To Leslie: NOMAD feven if you don't want himj, shoe-polish, Ally. To M2: all my love 4-ever, everything in my first will if U find it. To Mr. Norris: Wodehouse, leeves to my Bertie. To Madame White: None shall pass. fBlack Knight from Holy Grai0. To all my teachers: Work is a very subjective term Moonllghtingj. To M, D, 81 T: my departure. My son ask for thyself another Kingdom, for that which l leave is too small for thee, QPhilip of Macedonia - 339 B.C.j Oh no, not again! QA bowl of petuniasj Reality is frequently inaccurate. fRestaurant at the End of the Universej I'd like to leave you with something intelligent, but unfortunately that's out of the question tCeorge Carlinl Bala Xmas 73 Sharon Meryl Kratze Krat-Z, . .sweet. . .maniac driver. . .cute. . .lesuit guys. . .sun bunny. . .Evergreen. . Nancy. . .bracelets . .whiteconvertible . . .smart . . .Coloradol . . .sunglasses. . .pretty hair. . .Padre '85 84 '86 . . . . . . And so the story begins, it's filled with many special people and memories, memories that will stay in my heart 4-ever. LR - squeela, Menlo, a wet shower, ILY! LH - bag of jellybeans, wheat chex 81 icing, the lone olive 81 his faithful pit, ILY. MS - lefe, Boss, certain picture collection, soccer buds, LLBI 4-ever, YAZ: ONLY U, SMU boys: they will be ours! the IR switch, sincerely, your shrink, ILY! AK-hi me, drivin the van? Do we have any articles? That's what I thought 2 PARANOID, relax! ILY. LL - Snowmass, Florida, 6 am returns, FL, Hotel California, F8151 18, 23 or 16? They're probably still mad! ILY! IS -I know U eat cheetos off the floor! steppin' out! I've known U a lifetime - so far it's been worth itl Thanx - ILY! HL - he's not worth it! ILY. BA - long 81 LATE phone calls, friendly hugs, U made me see the truth about a lot of things - I can't ask 4 more than that, Thanx, ILY. Tl - Monopoly f2xJ, TX. Select, gold M's, B8tD: 9!1f85, LAV, our 'ItaIks , ICs house, an incredible friendship, ILYTI NL - bananaface, 'Sunday School picnics, D-Men Qno morell, twins? Florida: MTXPCXC 81 36 shrimp, Cfl : car crash, sleeping in the rain, identical brain waves, rebels wf out a cause, 9! 20! 85, google eyes, etc. . . , Thanx 4 being my friend, ILY more than life! Kelly - I know it's hard but U'II make it. The feeling of great success is worth the fight in the end. lill - U've been my sister 4 18 years, I guess it's 2 late 2 send U back! somehow we'II survive each other - GOOD LUCK! Estelle - U didn't become my stepmother, U became my friend - I needed that. Thank U. Mom - U've given me so much, I've given so little - now I'm going 2 repay U with all the happiness 84 love that this world has 2 offer - U deserve the best! ILY. Dad - l'He who dies with the most toys wins. It's your turn 2 play now, your monkey is all grown up. Thanks 81 ILY. G-hill - The grass is greener from THIS side, the side of the graduate. My story has now come 2 an end, thank U all 4 helping me write it. There's a trick to the graceful exit: it involves a sense of future, a belief that every exit line is an entry. That we are moving on, rather than out. The Washington Post Sin . gt. it ii V V .....gAg .Q ,af N, .37' Amy Rochelle Kreisler Cheerleader. . ,actress. . .talks non-stop. . .lsraeI'85. . .ustudy session at my house! . . . great eyes . . . nice to everyone . . . overachiever . . . Evergreen . . . worries too much . . . turtle driver ...CUtE... l'lf you love something set it free, If it returns keep it forever, If it doesn't it was never meant to be. I, Amy Kreisler, having been at Greenhill for 13 years, will the following to my friends: I want to thank all my teachers who have put up with me over the years. Dr. B. - thank you for all your advice and encouragement. C.C. - I STILL love you! Be good! ILY! My cheerleader buds - I leave you a new summer outfit! Thanks for putting up with my mood swings. ILY! H,L. - You have to learn to be mean! ILY! BA - even though our record is twice in one day. I still love you! l.F. - I fired your secretary! She turned your government paper in late! ILY! l.L. - I owe you a check, for my therapy sessions! ILY! K.G. - 0nly Iudy makes those noises! THE OUTLINE! ILY! L.H. - Please explain how it feels! Let's go to E.S.D.! ILY! K.H. - History tests! Ist grade! Me worry? ILY! S.K. - YOU talk to Mathew! Like that Halloween Party! KITILY! TIH - Viateman C? Want my cadillac? Bdehaa-ahh! Let's go to the Egyptian! DLHDSGM! ILY! L.L - He hasn't called me in 2 years, think he likes me? I drove the van today. KIT! ILY! l.H. - Dr. Ruth lies! 1st grade! Thank you for being there for me. l'll miss you! ILYVM! NL. - Moi, we started in 1st grade tfrenchi, I have not! 3rd grade BXF. 'lWe have so much in common , I never thought we'd have to say good-bye! KIT! ILYVM! LS. - '!Here comes trouble! ls this senior page material? Long talks, endless arguments and history tests! Our first date! Do we look alike? Watch out for the curb! You are a very special friend, I couldn't have done it without you, thanks! PKITAI ILYVM! C.D. - I give up! Grounded means NO company! What happened a year ago tonight? My mom would love this one! You're a very special person and I love you! Mom 81 Dad - I leave you a trip to Colorado with my husband 84 kids. You have truly been the best friends a kid could have, I wish you health and happiness. I love you both very much! Steve - Good luck in the world you deserve it! I love you! Barbi 84 Hilary - Believe in yourselves and never give up! I love you! From Greenhill I take 13 years of memories and leave a thank-you for helping me grow! my fgtawfd james Choi Kwun limbo. . .mumbles. , .wiId. . .theludy's. . .half-page homework . . . nice. . .limmy K. . .great parties. . .football . . .Cute. . . Kwun-man . . . really funny . . . cool clothes . , . Yimbo . . . monotone. . .sweet. . . I, Iames C. Kwun, leave Greenhill with the fondest memories of the best part of my life. I have grown to love the friendships this institution has left me. To Greenhill I say thanks and to my friends I tell you that the party will never end. Tom - the first true friend, you're obnoxious, but so am I. Bruce - we thought we were better than everyone, it's true, Trey -the coolest dude I know and ever will. Teddy - thanx for listening to my problems, Iet's party. Colin - I know I'm weird, but so are you, We'II never end the party. Ed - You have it all together, don't lose it. Robin - you always were the nicest person I ran around with, jenny - Thanx for being there when I needed it. Mike - Duuudd! David - It took alot for us to be close, Iet's keep trying. New Wave - The party is still going dude. Diane - you're really special. Amy - you taught me what Iife's really about, you believed in me and I will always believe in you, our love and friendship will never die. Ioe - The meaning of life is finally clear to me, your philosophy will always be a part of me. Ms. Eastus - Thanx for caring so much, I will always love you for it. Bobby and David - I finally made it, thanx for helping me grow up. Mom and Dad - You always have been there for me, please don't ever stop believing in me. To everyone - I love you! goodbye, gotto cruise. f ,EN A. l ,f I .gan ,Ls f X kj X 76 ...L M... Q ,aw.,,+.,:..,. ,. t ff :'Wm0aw I. , V Wav, wr ,, ,tw f LV M - - 2 Ly few -aft , a H ...fa 4 f' I Qy g Mag., , If , We . ,. , .. ir'-3:35 , -sz ' , T' in -1- ,, 213 'las if 41 lisi. r ge - fawagl my f 4' , Q 5' Y .W W,.,..,i.l.M wwf' ' W 'v t f 1, Wk Nancy Ellen Lane Nan-Lan . . . party animal . . . Tracy 84 Sharon . . . Diet Coke addict . . .Nan-C. . .great laugh. . .cute. . Californiabound. . .always tan . . . talkative . . . loves pink . . . Carribean sailor . . . lesuit guys l, Nancy Lane, leave to the following people who have helped to make the past 14 years at Greenhill so special to me: Mr. Murphy - I think the only appropriate thing to say to u is thanks! i'll miss u next yr., but i promise you'll hear from me. len - over 1X2 of our lives together on the hill, Ulen, this is it , Bahamas '85, mini-van nite, ILYSM! LL. - bff preschool, ski trip '83 party buds, lLY. C.C. - Lay Sis 84 wax museums. R.S. - neighbors, getting each other out of trouble, prom 84 h-coming '86l l.F. - our party, prom '86. M.S. - i've missed u this year but i think we've become closer, ily. S.B. - your house, h-coming '86 - you'll never let me forget, ily. l.H. - 12 yrs. of friendship, teaching me how to drive, slumber parties, ily. Kat - head of a beautiful woman, body of a will, ily. Greg - bagels, talks wf my parents, u r a really good friend, thanks! ILY. K.L. - my bestest Ursuline bud, 2 yrs. of fun, ily. Lisi - bff summer '85, lTTl, Cal. '85, guarding the guest house, ILY 81 FXF. BA. - kindergarten buds, my parents fi know u like them morej, our friendship does mean a lot to me, ily. Dana - RHS bud, our talks, my advice, i'll miss u next yr., ILY. H.L. - your wonderful taste in men, plane ride to Austin, ily. C.S. - bff since ATW, a friendship that will never end, ILYSM! A.K. - bff 3rd grade, prank calls, your driving skills, u r so special to me 81 lLYl l.S. - ice skating, conformation - i'm still sorry, we'll always be friends 84 lLYl S.K. - ski trip '83 - Fla. '86, an incredible friendship that will last forever, ILYSM! THl - CC '79 to H.R.C. '86, u r so special to me 81 the memories go on forever, our ma dads, feeding the dog, BOYS, ILYSM. Big Nan - what can i say to momit2? i will miss u tons next yr. 81 ILY. joey - i've missed us so much this yr. 81 can't wait to be wfu next yr.l u mean so much to me and i know u know how much i love u! Marn - i know we don't always get along but i truly love u 84 will miss u next yr. - u better come visit. Barb - even though u r so much younger than me u r one of my best friends, now u won't have anyone to be mean to u in the morning, i'm going to miss u next yr., ILYSM! M 81 D - i know i don't always show it but i am very grateful for everything you have done for me 81 i don't need to tell you how much i love u because u already know. Don't forget, next yr. i'll only be a plane flight away. and finally to the hill - after 14 yrs. it's going to be hard to leave but i think i am ready - BYE! f B tl 'Q C, 2 5 77 jeffrey Mark Leiman Gonzo. . .sarcastic . .humorous. . .individuaIistic. . .Evergreen Etc. Editor . . . journalism . . . Nevergreen . . . funny . . . outgoing . . .can make anyone laugh. . .workaholic. . .writer. . .friendly The sky is always clearest at three in the morning. Each star is crisp and clear and Iightbulb bright. I stared into the cosmos casually. It wasn't as cold as I had expected and the heat seeping through the hood of my car onto my rear made the whole scene that much warmer. Motives have always facinated me. I wasn't sure of the one I had. Maybe I just wanted to park in the visitors' lot. No, there was more. Perhaps I felt a need to sit on the hood of my car and look at the stars. Mildly entertaining at most. There was something else. Something bigger than encompassed it all. My eyes slowly gazed across the campus. Each building triggered waves of memories. Six years whizzed by yet I seemed to absorb it all. What was it? It was life. Passages, pages, and even whole chapters of it. Each part had a link to all the others: the people, places, and emotions that are Greenhill. This was not a Illook what Greenhill has made you vision. It was what I had done in, with, and to Greenhill. So there I sat, a lone observer on the hood of a car, staring into the sky and blissfully understanding what Greenhill was and what it meant. And then the question of why I had come arose again. But then I knew the reason. That night held a message for me. There was something I had to do. Per aspera ad astra. Xt xx 5 tgp W X X L ' X X x tt is .X 3 5. QR Q me ':'t 78 CL I 4' tw ...., i ,Q N . -,.W., l,: . QQt:1 .zi ,,.a,:,mt,gg,1.a. Q. . EN X 'r at Qt ss. 5 iw fits 'Q NN 4 'fiF'l!f 5 1 ' iz. -i iT '? 55:5 Steven Ross Lenhoff Kenny8tLenny. . .BMW. . .rackets. . .'IHaveyou seen the movie . . , .Ferrari fan. . poker. . .loves money. . . want some bagels delivered? . . . Israel '85 . . . closet brain . . . preppie . . . Uduh!! . D I I, Steven Ross Lenhoff, having survived 7 years of private school and the Puritan test, do hereby bequeath the following. MARK: expensive test drives, my future gardener, give us the seat with the best view, vetting, Bimmer car chase, the San Diego bee, spitting candy out the window, L.R. drumstick, I'm going to disappear for a few years, and all the crazy things that have happened to us over the last seven years. KENNY: N.Y. airport, following people, under 1000, Northpark, new Toyota tires, Maverick games, loy's Body Shop, no-you pay for the Toll Road, fire extinguisher, BBYO raid. R.S., L.W,, l.F., D.C.: lots of crazy poker games, a Freshman pastime. HOMAN: Oy Vey, IRVINGIII, loudest guy on the face of the earth. GINDLING: A-Team, predictions. HELENE: golfing, love affairs with Andrew and Robb. NANCY: sorry about the dress, boulevard. TEDDY: D.A. ED: future physicist, I do every thing but you get a better grade. ANDY: too bad she woke up. CINDY: I was really going to send them to you, a cool car with an alarm. ROBIN: ZBT party, Victoria Durgess, good friendship. Dr. MARKS: great talks, light bulb exchange, more of a student than a teacher. Mr. NORRIS: thanks -I don't know how you put up with me for all these years. LISA: a great sister, 17 years of memories. HARRY: scholastic inspiration, a new way at looking at things, you've made my mom very happy. DAD: I miss you very much, I will make you proud. MOM: I owe you everything plus a condo. I can't express how much I appreciate all that you've done for me. Thank you, Mom, I love you dearly. Lastly to Greenhill: I leave seven memorable years. THANKS. AWOPBOPALUBOPALOPBAMBOOM - Little Richard ff 1 f fl M f . I. 79 Helene Denise Lerman Red Bimmer. . .golf. . .Harvard Summer '86. . .studies hard. . . cute. . .dangerous behindthewheel. . .preppie. . .Ivy bound. . . Robb. . .B-Ball Goddess. . .BBYO Nom. . .smart but denies it. . . talks fast . . . I Helene Lerman leave to the following: MOM and DAD Thank you for allowing me to grow up, I appreciate all that you have done for me. I am especially grateful for the chances that you gave me to learn fGreenhill, camp, Harvard, NY, etcl. Don't forget that no matter where I end up I'll only be a phone call away fl know that I won't ever forgetll ILY. JENNIFER To you I leave a car, the upstairs, a lot of secrets, a special friendship and a sister who loves you. I miss you already. Don't forget me next year. MR. GARCIA Long talks, a true friend and a wedding in 6 years. MR. KILMER Memories of an effusive advisee, and three years of fun. Thanks for having faith in me. DEE ANNA an everlasting friendship, endless problems and someone to share them with, first times, and always standing up for each other. Thanks. LISA Kindergarten, FA, Friday MT, plus endless other memories. You have been a great friend. SHELLE Y golf, boy problems, a car with a stick shift, credit cards, shopping, Pat-O's and our own 6 hole golf course. I am so glad we became friends. Don't ever forget me. ROB Homecoming '86. Thanks for a great evening. CARSON Hebrew school in 4th grade, and breakfast trips. !UL!Spanish I, Il, Ill. What does hola mean? You have been a great friend thanks for listening to all of my problems. LARRY 1st tri of Pre-cal and a secret that you are not allowed to repeat. Thanks for everything. KA THERINE Walks to and from the science building. English with Mr. Williams or Mrs. Harrison, and ride home whenever you don't have a car. CHRlSHtalks with and without Mr. Garcia. Thanks for standing behind me. You are a great friend. TRACY F.A., cabin 22, and BMWs. SHARON your date to homecoming, and life after G-H. AMY Physics Labs and worrying. NANCYI promise that I will never date another guy without asking you about him first. Catherine Davids, algebra ll and our junior year fdid we really go to the warehouse that nightl. jlMMYC.olf, and the first 2 weeks of Pre-cal, Don't ever forget my advice on girls. KRISTITX-OU weekend. You Talk Too Much IUDYFA memories. CHRIS 5 My big brother, and love life problems. ROBBI leave to you all our special memories. Thanks for everything G-H. f'4 I so .gf ? 2. all f x Sl F jtuisl ' W. ' A 65' . .il ,' ' . ,f Ed Scott Morgan Lipscomb Beyond smart. . .volleyball. . .non-conformist. . .tall8tskinny. . . The Lipper . . . spike monster . . . ex-Marksman . . . brilliant . . philosopher . . . really nice . , . twin older brothers . . . I, INDIAN GREEN, am a serious sporto-fop . . . I'm never going to die and so I refuse to write a will. Instead, I'll just put someone's name and rap about them a little bit. B. . .headz Used donut sailsman buddy, many beansprouts to you. Blandy: thanx for being a pal as well as a teacher to me. Sarah: thanx for always listening. Carson: I think my funniest memory of you is with the Luff brothers at Earthrider, but anyway whatever. Allan: Even though you probably don't know it, you've affected my head, jimmy: That's not it, a real Wolf's nursery man. Matthew: keep it rollin. Bob: I'm getting sick of writing this will so I'm not going to rap much but you're great anyway and I love you. Robbie, BI, Sporto, Rob-dude, co-pilot Rob: we have lots of memories - that I don't remember, the white 2002, B811 freshman year, the great moped wipeout, scummed on in N.Y,, many a great conversation, you're great. Hairbag, Larebear, Lare, Absence of Surname, the pear: cop, cop, cop, forms of computer, . . . and the truce proved to be mighty worthy, on the roof, totally righteous, 5 minute alley, 1! 5 NPPPC, the tuesday tradition, why are we friends, anyway? Bryan, Bry-bear, Sahara Sam: perhaps you don't belong on a GH page but that's OK, yer SM to the bone, joe King and you got me to wash my face in a creek, 1! 5 NPPPC, the golden light, thanx for always bein' around. Hellen, Hellatious Hellen: 1! 5 NPPPC, thanx for just being yourself and communicating with me, I hope you're not too cold, and be sure to close the gate. Dave and Mike, 3 twins: thanx for always bein there. Mom and Dad: thanx for having the wisdom to know when to be a level I assertive and when to be a level 5 assertive. Dave, Mike, Mom and Dad: I love you. I am god - Anonymous Swrr Uvmlo 81 jennifer Ann Lipshy Photographer. . .Daddy'sgirI. . .LiI'Lip. . .626. . .hyper. . .short 'nsweet. . .len. . .boycrazy. . .lovesparties. . .Greg . .laughs alot. . .CavaIcade. . .cute. . .great personality. . .fun to bewith I really feel no need to list all of the memories I have shared wf each one of you because all of them are so special and you know I won't ever forget them: but I do have some things to say to people who are extremely special to me: DAD 81 LYNN: Thanks for all of the love 81 support ILY. CARSON: It's been rough but we made it, ILY. BRAD 84 MARC: I hope I have made ya'll V2 as proud as you have made me. ILY you both wf all of my heart. MOM: You're the greatest mom 81 friend in the world ILY, thanks for being there. MR. NORRIS 81 MS. STEVENSON: thanks for all of the help and inspiration. IULI: We've had a lot of great times I haven't forgot, and never will. Bruce 84 Robb: We've been together a long time, you both are forever part of me. ELLEN: I will miss you so much next year, thanks for being a best friend, ILY. MRS. WARSHAW 81 STARNES: I admire you both so much, I hope Robbie 81 Larry realize how lucky they are to have such special moms. DAVID: You are an extremely special guy, thanks for always believing in me too, stay sweet, ILY. CHRIS: You're a special kind of friend, you know? I'll miss so much, ILY. ROSS: You have perfect timing, but the best is yet to come, ILY. SHELLEY: What can I say? ILY so much, but this is hardly goodbye, thanks for always being there, 81 caring. LARRY: WWBBFFR? That always was so profound, 81 you know you always were wright ILY 84 will miss you more than you know. ROBBIE: Nobody else could ever know the part of me that can't let go. Please don't ever forget - that you will always hold a special place in my heart, ILY. GREG: I refuse to tell you goodbye, I never would have made it wfo you, I love you so much. NANCY LEE, IUDY, LISI, AMY, TRACY: I think this is a perfect time to quote Elton lohn since he always expresses how I feel so eloquently, lt seems a crime to me that we should age, these fragile times should never slip us by. A time we never can or shall erase, as friends together watch their childhood fly. We've been through a lot together but we always had each other. I will miss you all very much. ANDY: Much to your disbelief you're my favorite cousin 81 ILYVMI! Believing we're gliding down the highway When in fact we're slip slidin' away - Paul Simon later days - 82 X xxfsx '1 I I I N K il I 2 .ASM A 3 Ii s l . N ... . mx mi' Lee Noell Lyon Blon-D. . .Queen Bee. . .Colin. . .always giggling. . .cute. . . Cheerleader. . .flee wee, . .older men. . .Gonzales' favorite. . . ludy . . . blondes do have more fun . . . beautiful . . . Rockport I, Lee Lyon, leave the following to: KG: you're a great lil sis, keep in touch 81 stay out of trouble! ILY. Ali' I hate Camp Monterey, thanx 4 all your advice feven though I don't listen to it all the timej someday, I promise, you will approve of 1 of my boyfriends. ILY. BM: I'II miss you next yr. can you survive wfo us? ILY. SK: ski trips Miami, lesuit guys, guy talks, Who will be the first?! study . . . us? great parties, ILY. NL: party bud, big bros, 4 ever club, did we ever find that key in my front lawn? AK: c-leading pals, thumper at LW's stop worrying! ILY. IH' studying History freshman yr., guy talks, a lot of great times, thanx 4 everything. ILY. LH' studying Spanish, long talks, Thackery park, New Yrs. 84, sophomore slumber party. ILY. IL: growing up together, our closet, 4 ever club, Sammie, parties at your house, Wheel of Fortune. ILY. BB 84 C V- 9:45 calls, study breaks, crazy messages, ILY. SB: lab partners, the Budd's B-day party, Sakura, Homecoming at your house, I never . . ILY. Tl: Bio trip, that wknd in RP, Butch, the ferry, bat mobile, my all time party bud, thumper at LW's, AD 84 BH, roasting marshmallows over an open trashcan, ILY. 15: BF 4 ever, double dates, RS, Cayman, RP, late night talks, thanx 4 everything, I love you. Tl' RP, 4 of luly, parties at NM's, l'm still 81 will always be a better skier. CM: my best friend, ISB, prom, Cozumel . . . someday. was that rude? long talks, short fights, C'mon now!, I love you. GH: no 1 gives me as much affection as you, be 4 I leave I have to hear Hey babe ya wanna boogie? 1 more time OK? LW' thumper, Spanish, I wasn't in honors! ILY. GI: RP, buckets, Dallas , beach parties, my gracefulness, all the AH's in our lives, ILY. Sean: I sincerely hope things work out 4 the best 4 you. I wish you all the luck in the world. QETYAAAJ Mr. Gonzo.: you're an excellent teacher as well as a special friend. I thank U4 everything from the bottom of my heart. You never fail at making me smile. l'm going to miss you loe. I love you. Bucky: thanx 4 always being there, and thanx 4 always keeping me out of trouble. You're a great bro, what would Ido without you? Mom 81 Dad, I didn't turn out too bad, did I? I thank you both for everything you've done for me. I can't tell you how much I love, respect, and admire you both. To the Hill, I leave plenty of great times and great memories. Adiosl XJ fu 1, 83 Valerie Marie Malone Loves to talk . . . Art 81 Culture Club . . . peanut butter theory . . . always with Ion . . . great dresser . . . Val . . . fun person . . . volleyball. . .actress. . .Malerie Yalone. . .funny. . .actress. . . cheerful. . . That's all l'm going to tell about QHotchkiss to Greenhillj. I could probably tell you what I did after I went home II love you Mom and Dad. Mary Ellen, Matt, Emily, Tommy, Teddy, Danny - l'll take care of you if you take care of melj, and how I got sick and all fyou believed in me Mr. Murphy and Mr. Costellolj, and what school l'm supposed to go to next fall Imy inspiration came from your support Mr. McMurrayj, after I get out of here, but I don't feel like it. I really don't. That stuff doesn't interest me too much right now. A lot of people, especially this one psychoanalyst guy they have here, keeps asking me if l'm going to apply myself when I go back to school next September Iam I gaining ground Dr. Domiteaux?j. lt's such a stupid question in my opinion. I mean how do you know what you're going to do until you do it? The answer is, you don't. I think I am, but how do I know? I swear it's a stupid question. D.B. fMiss Edwards, thank youj isn't as bad as the rest of them, but he keeps asking me a lot of questions, too. He asked me what I thought about all this stuff I just finished telling you about. I didn't know what to say. If you want to know the truth I don't know what I think about it. l'm sorry I told so many people about it. About all I know is, I sort of miss everybody I told about. Even old Stradlater and Ackley, for instance. ITo those who embraced me and to those who just touched me -take what you can of meg I took from youll I think I even miss that . . . Maurice. lt's funny. Don't ever tell anybody anything, If you do, you start missing everybody. adapted from I.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye NA man can go around just so long hollering for the past, then he quits and gets on with the present. E.B. White UI 'spect I grew. Harriet Beecher Stowe Look, the rain has stopped! Be kind enough to walk home with me. I am strangely tired, not from having talked so much but at the mere thought of what I still have to say. Albert Camus 84 4,5 . x we ' if .5 4 . ..' 113: : '3Y3:t,., ,'.-, Z x David Colin Marcus Friendly. . .'lUltra-Dave . . .pals with Mr. Wright. . .nice. . .Big Dave. . .funny. . .tennis star. . .actor. . .always hasaquestion . . .writesIongpapers. . .Lisi. . .unique. . .TheSuitcase. . .smart ...Davey. .. I, David Marcus, leave to some very special people in my life: The Leaders: Mr. Wright: U R great! IHOP breakfast, and remember to OMIT. Mr. Williams: A cousin for Noodnig! Mr. Stifler: U R great! We miss U! Thanks a bunch. Mr. Foote: Thanks for moral support and encouragement. U have a great school! Thank you! Dr. Graves, Mrs. Silven: Great Teachers! Mrs. Holsonbake: A play of value. U psyched me up to win, when I was down. ILY! Mr. Norris: U have been more help to me than I can say. U helped me out when I was in a rut with teachers, college, or anything. Not only a great teacher, but a great friend. I leave Mavs and Rangers championships so we can talk about em. The Pals: Darrin Roth and Lawrence Traub: My best pals: BOSTON in concert, VH, a lamm, Mav games with no tollway fare, new road to Arlington Stadium, and 6 looks at Texas Stadium! See ya, guys. l'll miss you. The Daisies: The llPlaying for Keeps gang: Lina, Ianelle, Gigi, Sandra, Jeannie, Mandi: anytime I get near water, I . . Dances at Tarry House, and tournaments. Lina: One of my best pals. I leave our great, strange talks and love. ILY! Mom and Dad: U R the best! Best folks ever! Thanks for GH, your love and support, and your patience. ILY! Barry: A 50 foot piano. Gershwin rules! ILY. I'll miss you very much. Greenhill: ILY. l'lt's not what you are: it's what you can be - Boston ,Q NW! 85 Colin Fitzpatrick McCarty Good-looking . . . incredible football player . . . party freak . . . Lee . . .SPAM. . .Yimmy8tKaiKai. . .nice. . .differentcoIoreyes. . . Senior Singers Council . . . funny . . . cute smile . . . 4X4 truck . . . high tops . . . I, colin mccarty, have decided that one page is inadequate for a will, but I tried. IenL: Gossip, Espanol, 'such the Ioser , ILY BA: Bunnies, your cousin, 'I didn't start it! EB: Track humor, 'HI , CHUNG: K-chucks, 'Nice pantsl , 'dink, dink . . . 'Fiedsz 'This ones going all the way. DC: Govt, Violence. LW: 'She likes glass . . . 'IH: 8TH grade, 'your secret ILY. LH: exams, espanol, two of a kind, ILY. HO: B-ridge, BIGHOUSE, SMB, S-paint, Scotland, METAL. Trey: C-mel, naps, 'in your pocket? SPAM, all nighters, brewhaha. IK: Limbo, Gonzales, 'change brands SL: your maid, strange conversations. TO: Aquarius, A dream girl, U2 SPAM, - age, my bed, a night at churchill. TR: GUILT, one trashcan and a clove. IS: 'truce , 'what's the deaI? , Adolohus. MS: 7X8 grade, your bathroom, a sleepless night. RS: B-ridge, 'it followed me Centenariof' BM:, SMB, 'let's hassle Amy! UG: HIPPO! 'I am going to beat you! LL: formals, v'We're just friends! Love sonnets, 'maybe someday . . . 'LEE STOP! 'was that rude? , my shoes, I LY tons and will miss you KNO REALLY!! RL: BT, Grets, SHEP: B-BEN, 2-tapes CS: a nite at I-HOP. Wave: Trips to TR, HARDCORE! OB: C-mel, AF: 'Is this right? - COUCH, Super chicken, You always see me at my worst, ILY. Sl: Scary!, POPCORN, Your window, 'where are the parties , ILY, GL: Meditating, your house. VAH: un gato, SPAM the VIEW, Dunhill, retarded speech, trucks beds and men with beards. RD: Strange underwear. ILY. IH: Aaday in your car with YAZ. ILY. EN: 'all my friends got strange! , 'I left them in the car . JOSE: THANX! COACHES: thank you for pushing me. SIBLINGS: too much and too many of you to recall. I'll see you at Christmas. MOM and DAD: Thank you for everything, I love you both very much, even though I don't show it. Finally to Greenhill, I say with a tone of underachievement, 'Catch you on the flip side baby! From the cradle bars comes a beckoning voice. It send you spinning. You have no choice. Siouxsie and the Banshees That it had all seemed happy, and yet we'd grown As weary-hearted as that hollow moon. William Butler Yeats. WW' 86 4,-, ,, -..-ae 1 v' swf X I Patrick Reagan McGuire sweet . . . nice. . . Irish . . .great friend . . .prep. . .goIfer. . . Bioman. . .conservative. . .Latinforever. . .shy. . .bro'twin. . . white subaru . . . smart I, Patrick Reagan McGuire, having survived 10 long years on the Hill , am cruisin'! But before I depart, there are certain individuals who have influenced, admired 81 loved me tlet's not get carried away!! whom I must mention in my last hurrah. Even I will always admire and love a few of these people! Oh yea, being of sound mind and body, I leave to the following: Steve L: CouIdn't think of anyone else to start my will off wf, so I figured, !!What the heck, this guy's gonna be a rich, famous, Ferrari-drivin' STUD! Robb: Short, cocky, oughta be in politics. Andy S, Bob K 84 Costa: Heavy Metal!!! Lela: Races to school everyday. Ben: Philosophical discussions about nothing. Platt: the Lightning, Super Nova, cool guy. S-Man: Trainer, love letters, depressing, women probs. Sigman: Always complaining too much! Slam: I leave you a razor 81 KD. Val: Naughty . . . girl, flirt, no car. BOLT: Weight for a 6'3 , 155 lb. body. Brad: Ultra-bad, woman-starved, soccer-legs, you are some party man, Nicole: 'Don't touch mel , AP Biology, goofy. Kevin: Stats in Ft. Worth, the wisdom beard, Omaha, jewish cruisermobile, lunch outside . . . it's been great! jeff G: Lefty, soccer-playin' man, Goody, popcorn for lunch. lulie H: To-tal-ly, AP Biology, Latin w!Dr. Cedar, '!it's just constructive criticism. Steve G: Akeem, party dude, poker parties, always getting on me for snoozing in the library . . . Oh, well. Matt H: We've been through good and bad times, with most being great Uohnny Vega's, Cars '84, poker parties, etc.J. Now it's over, but I'Il always remember. Finally, to the Norris advisory: for 4 years, we've been the greatest underachievers in the Greenhill community. In my mind, y'alI are terrific. Good luck! The Teachers - Dr. Cedar: You know how to live life! Anna F: Someday you'll have a real art history class. Mr, Norris: The troubled times have been many, but you've helped me through all of them. Thanx! Mom, Dad, Cynthia, Kaili, Shauna, and yes, even you, Phil: Thanx for everything, I've made it! Catch y'all later! ' 87 Alice Lee McLean Scott. . .Lori. . .Katie, . .sweet. . .quiet new one on the hill vogue clothes . . . physics expert . . . sophisticated pretty Fiero. . .loves P.E. . . . 'The time has come, the Walrus said, To talk of many things: Of shoes - and ships - and sealing-wax - Of cabbages - and kings - And why the sea is boiling hot - And whether pigs have wings. To Katie and Lari: Thank you for giving me your friendship You know there is not a thing more than You will always be the best part of me. 'And l've been walking, talking Believing the things that are true And l've been finding The difference between right and wrong . . . bad and good. See me put things together Put them back where they belong. l give you all my love. 'Up the hill backwards, it will be allrightf' Bowie 4 ef W A we MW built' 88 Mark Alexander Moniot funny laugh . . . California . . . hates school . . . sun bum . . . smart . . . Spicoloi . . . crazy . . . ultimate party dude . . . Where's the beach? . . . surfer dude . . . jams. . .Valley guy . . . I, Mark Moniot, would like to mention here some of the people with whom l've had some pretty amusing experiences. I leave to them these: to STEVE - guy with the fastest watch currently in production, I leave 7 yrs. of memories at this place, a longer stay in Cal, the same car forever, 2 hrs. in TI, our BS artistry, and 10 million other bits of zaniness that escape me at the moment. Don't go east, watch for vans, and may it all last another 70. The one who dies with the most Ferraris wins + remember - you'll always have a job in my yard. to CHRIS - fellow world traveler, I leave all my airline bonus mis. from summer 86, and an exciting 6 daysf2 nites in Ark. to BRI- guy who asks, 'lWhat're you doing tomorrow morn. at, say, 7:30?, a 70 ft. alligator on the way to the beach and a faster mechanic and, of course, the fun filled yrs. in Span H. and to IIM K. - rmember to always relieve yourself at the Beverly Hills Hotel. MR. GARCIA - a flight of laughter and a very g'day. MR. MURPHY - thanks for everything. DR. MARKS - bizarre! to MATT - guy I rm. over from mine, I give 2 more yrs., your favorite tan car, + hauling 'KH over to Greenhill every morning. lt'Il be weird going to school wfout you. to MARIE-ADELE - I harass you more often than not, but you know you're my favorite sis. MOM+DAD-thank you for 18 yrs. of endless dedication and generosity. The parenting has been truly extraordinary. Keep up the good work! SRS. 87 - to the future . . . and to all at CREENHILL - now class is really over . . . it's been good. . -fb.. 89 james Adam Nolte II Golfer . . . cute . . . NOLT . . . grounded . . . basketball star . . . friendly. . .alwaysWfLarry. . .greatsmile, . .partier. . .sexyvoice . . .different hair styles . . . I, limmy Nolte, cannot possibly say yet that I have conquered the Hill because today is only Thanksgiving Day. But, by the time you tyes you the readerj read this I will have conquered. Mr. Murphy: Thank you for your words of wisdom in your coaching of both basketball and golf, and through the troubled times in my life. Mr. Norris: I owe you the same thanks as I gave Mr, Murphy except that you coached me through my senior year both at school and at home, rather than through basketball and golf. Now, I will surge deep into the depths of my memories and remind my friends of all of the good and somewhat bad times we have had. Larry Z.: All the times I spent the night at your house, LaeI's, tubular bells, B-ball, listening to your girl problems fN.L.J, the capitol of denmark. Larry W.: Death trip to Austin to see The Dead, all those albums, your bathroom, WoIfe's, the Budd's trampoline, bumming around your house, 4 yrs. of math, see ya bud. David C.: the happy stick, our Dad's, Inwood Lounge, mr. history, fun times at your H.P. house. Chris S.: twin car tmine's betterj, poke a stoge, sorry Chris, I am not allowed to go out with you, the fence behind your pool, Prom night '86. Chris H.: The Duel Wreck, scared of werewolve's, locker bud's, beeets, Queen B bar-b-que. Greg H.: hanging posters, bassshl, mombackl. Robb S.: your hot tub, Amy's driveway, your garage. And to my family: Kathleen, I'm sure you can read by now. You have a long way to go, but I'm sure you will make it. jennifer, cheers to all of our problems. I made it. Thanks for being there. Mom, thank you for your advice. You were right most of the time. Dad, I knew somehow we would survive. But, I'm sure we don't agree on that. lust kidding. Now you guy's will get to share equal time with me during vacation! I hate good-bye's so I will say hello to a new world: College. Jww yllatga 90 jennifer Lynn O'Brien . . .x-country. . .red head. . .IennyO. . .beau make-up. . .tall . . .smart. . .nice. . .individual. . .cute clothes. . .Holland. . . older men . . . basketball . . . I, Jenny O'Brien, being of tired mind and well traveled body, do hereby bequeath the following: Elise - confidence boosting talks, the Monkees, Mr. M's, a successful career in psychology, thanks for listening. lolie - many fun filled nights, my prom! your homecoming date, bathroom buddies, Baby's. Angela - many years of advice, a coincidence too unbelievable for words, 'lit shall come to pass, we've grown up babe! Erika - Fort Hood men, the memory of three girls crying arm in arm in the airport, you heart breaker you! Beth - a beautiful friendship that has overcome many obstacles, that cold, fateful Thanksgiving night, Mike, Ted, crying on the phone late at night, blind dates, a memorable drive home from Ft. Hood, your famous cookies, Ilhello, I love you, gurgling hormones, twin cars, doing things for other people in vain, I'II miss you dearly and I love you. Mila - it's nice to have someone who understands me, something that only we can talk about, shared secrets, Austin, the bus, 'Hi! concerts, Baby's, forgiveness, llhow tall is he? thanks for everything, I love you. Ted - I don't know if you'II ever read this but you are such a special person and you mean so much to me, l'II always love you. Mom and Dad - l owe everything to you, I might not show it but I love you and appreciate all you've done for me. To anyone in my life that I have left out - you may not be in my words but you're in my thoughts. Aurevoir mes amis! 'Here I stand and face the rain I know that nothing's going to be the same again. I fear for what tomorrow brings. - A-Ha UThe people in the village know, it doesn't matter where you choose to go, the end's the same. - Aztec Camera , I i 91 Terrence Edward O'Loughlin good-looking. . .tease. , .CQ dude, . .drummer. . .aggravator . . .V-ball. . .sexy, . .SPAM. . .partier. , .always w!Tom 81 Ed . . basketball stud . . . Teddy Bear . . . always has a girlfriend I feel since I'm not dying, nor plan to in the near future I'm going to rehash memories instead of leaving a will. Three rocks - 4th of luly - McCarty Parties Q7 oncei - Tom's 3 cans o'fun - Las Colinas pool- Ceder Creek - Padre '86 - Ist TC. - SPAM - Wangs bash - Laels Q23 - 9th floor U.N.J - pats - Sorry if l've forgotten too many, but there are far too many to list . . . THE PEOPLE - no names, you know who you are! lose Fosters fwhat a guyi - fruitball - collage - 4X4 - slimmin' the dogs - 'They Drew -the Devil - wierdo - strange family - Ed's room -the fine China - FAZE - veg chair - I eyed - VB trips w!Tom 81 Dave - Wang - COCNAL - shortWAVE - RB - lil' hardcore - Rob 84 Lou - SPORTO DYOOD OHNN - Allans car - behind TC. - shrink - wegies - lJGlette - smurfed - IDIOT -the boat - the toe - squirty - punctual - SAMMYS - 'Igreat guy, known him since I was 10 - those long drives - costume night - cube - fit his instrument- SFTWU - Padre scare - beaners - 3 V2 hrs. -the glass - boxing partner - SMouth - snuggle hugs - HCI CP - SOMINBIR - talking about . . . great head scratcher - baby laugh - all nighters - space mouse - HORKER - PS0 Ahab, - new cooler - slick jebbie - LNBH - Vett crusin' - always slurppin' - Megale YOU SMALE - Linda's cookies - Tracys' backyard - army talk - Walkin' the Beam - A onslaught - Kristi fwooj 81 Lela fSqueaIal - plllllpt foppsli ----- I know I've forgotten to mention a lot, but it's not forgotten. I thank my friends for being there and making it all so memorable. Thanks Mom, Dad 81 Catherine fbeanj for helping me through all 4 years with understanding. I'm blowin' this hotdog stand, regrets I've had a few, but too few to mention. You don't understand us, so don't reprimand us. - THE POLICE I'The greatest pleasure I know, is to do an action by stealth, and have it found out by accident. - Charles Lamb uWhen you're one of the few to land on your feet, what do you do to make ends meet? fteachl make them mad, make them sad, make them add two and two. Make them me, make them you, make them do what you want them to. Make them laugh, make them cry, make them lie down and die, - Pink Floyd P.S. It's been great, I wouIdn't have traded it for the world. WZ 92 Yvette Nicole Payseur Nikki , . , nice . . . fashion page . . . artist . . . pretty . . . safe rides . . .strong leader. . .model. . .runner. . .smart. . .skinny. . . adorable, . .QT. . . Mrs. lones -I want to be just like you when I grow up. Shopping buddy. Unlimited Style. Can l sit on your lap? I love you. Dad - Cyreno, Come here let me pull those strings off your dress. Crab cakes, the sane one in the house, my twin. Tons of love From your B.A.P Chris - Cod bless America! your own bathroom 4 strange concoctions, N.H.O.P. Baby brother, I love you Stanton Grands - jelly beans, neat jewelry, pure adoration, apple pies, 2 wks at the Stanton resort. Two of the best outside my parents. Mrs. Eastus For every season . . . Payseur Grands tons of love, fishing trips 81 living sainthood. Amy eeuoowahll P.B.S.S. Minnow, pictures, lipstick, henna, b.l. le t'aime toujours. Stefani- Tom Thumb fiascos, fun runs, van rides, chicken breast, The high that comes when the race is over. beautiful eyesflulie B-L, W.L., lunch time talks, The right to tell me things I already know. I hope your if if stop growing. I love ya Mme. White - If Coco Channel taught french she would come to you for lessons, jet'aime. Valorie - awesome ideas, splendid girl talk. Monica - A special line for your calls only Mark Howard - Wisconsin sleeper, 'Knock-knock open upl alter ego I-4-3 Alvin, sunny, walk immitations, tiamo. lolie excellent physics 81 more partner Angela - MLK, wheat people, M - sameroom. IPB - area date Holodak - It is in defeat that we become Christians. GHS - Keep churning out excellent people 81 hiring the best teachers. .... Mtch? 93 Scottie Ann Pearson Chris, . .Chris. . .fieIdhockey. , .motorboard. . .smart. . .Pretty 8t proper , . . skinny . . . an adopted Columbian . , , friendly . , . Spanish . . . Beaumont boys . . . preppy . . . I, Scottie Pearson, having a perpetually serious mind, do leave the following 2 those who taught me how 2 have fun. CHRIS S - Thanx for teaching me how 2 laugh at myself. ILYM AMY S - FHCGTH! ILY ANNA - Morris QOH, GODII 84 all our other 'problemsf' l'm sorry we lost contact, but you'll always have a friend in me - ILYM IENNY - Thanx 4 the gossip 81 being my friend - ILYM DR. B - You're the best - that's all there is 2 it! ILY Mr. G - I'II reach the mountain top - just wait! ILY Mrs. E - Thanx 4 being the best advisor I could ask 4. Thanx 4 caring. ILYM CAROLINE - THE IACUZZIS - l'm glad we finally got 2 B friends - ILY very much! CATHERINE - The grass is always greener. Thanx 4 helping me loosen up 81 like myself - ILM Iulie - You're a great sis - please enjoy our last 2 years - ILYM LEONA - ILY, mom HZ! M 81 D - Thanx is hardly enough - you've always believed in me 84 I'II make U proud - ILYM CHRIS - you put up with me when no one else would - YOU ARE MORE THAN NOW - YOU ARE FOR ALWAYS Ipg. 2551 ILYM. 243116 ,I L.......-- -H 4 QX QC Suggs Nun ppl? fp ' fs-vs .,,. S-sf., '74, M? lf: 51. F la 'Y ew: 1. K ' 'gk , k.:k Q-km 'Wai ii WU my lk. t 'uf' s' I I . Q. It . it 1 as I -X A ..Q,: i. 135 Q'. P 25' is 1 as -sc . :ka Mark Alan Platt studious. . .deep voice. . .friendly guy. . .SabIosky. . .Harvard I86' . . . singers . . . baritone . . . great actor . . . smart . . . Lazer . . .tennis stud . . . east bound . . . I, Mark Platt, being of deep voice Iso I'm toldl, do hereby leave the following: COLIN R - all that it takes to be a stud like me. TUFFY - that hair of Richard G's that's always out of place . . . It's been fun singing with you. PHILIPPA - Sunday dinnerfsl . . . Maybe a phone call or 2. LARRY Z - family trips and get-togethers . . . more embarrassment from our moms. BRIAN B - a washed tennis uniform . . . TKAM - you really can act - sort of. BRAD - a win in ping-pong . . . a loss in pool . . . an A in Calculus - ok, maybe a B . . . We've had some good times. KIRK - a free game of Valwood . . . a duet with me fwe probably never did itj . . . For 11 years, you've been a great friend. KEVIN E - all the jewish questions in Quiz Bowl. IEFF F - my grades in Calculus. . .a visit to Penn? STEPHEN G -thousands of recordings of Hanukah songs for your listening pleasure . . . You've been a great friend. IEFF G - my grades in Calculus. MATT H - a free ride in The Laser . . . watching jeopardy at my house. IULIE H- Hour trimester in Calculus. . .plays. . .Pat O's. LISI-Another life-saving ride home. AMY K - a government class without any reading. STEVEN L - something having to do with money. NICOLE - a book to count how many times Robb opens his mouth . . . Thanks for Homecoming. IUDY - another campaign for VP. AMY S - Camilo. CHRIS V - a car which will always drive on your blind side. CAMILO - Amy . . . You were a great addition to our house and to GHS. CHRIS H - memories of Dallas - a great friendship that has survived despite the miles and my poor writing habits. BRENDA-a normal family. . .Iknow we'Il be friends for a very long time. I love you. KELLI - some teeth . . . Thanx for the good times. Good luck wherever and keep in touch. I love you. IASON - Harvard memories . . . a trip to the Philippines. PAUL - a black car . . . You've been a great across-the-block neighbor. SANDY - a drive down to Austin . . . You're a fun guy and you've been a great friend. MIKE - a laughing audience for an hour . . . Yes, we are very good friends and I hope we find time to spend together. MR. STIFLER, MR. MURPHY, MR. MANES, and DR. GRAVES -I have had some excellent teaching here at Greenhill, but you have made my stay on the Hill something that l'II never forget. Thank you very much. MIMI - my wonderful sis' . . . Dave . . .lettersfl promisell. . .car trouble. . .You have given me so much inspiration to do well. What can I say, but, I love you very much and no matter where we are geographically, you will always be close to my heart. MOM 81 DAD - You guys are the best! Mom, you continue to surprise me with your constant enthusiasm. Dad, I respect you for your work and for the great man you are. I will miss y'all so much next year, but you know I'll keep in touch. SENIORS - Good luck next year and keep in touch. GREENHILL -thanx for 11 short years. l'm ready to leave, but I'm glad I was here! It's hard to say, but, GOODBYE! Can't you get that through your thick skull? It keeps hitting my thinking cap. - George Carlin I , lf, lf- 95 Kristi Dawn Potts always w!Lela 84 luli . . . forever club . . , pretty . . . laughing , . never at school . . . Potsy . , . cute . . . nice clothes . . . crazy . , fast driver . . , cool mom . . . red Z-28 , . . I, Kristi Potts, leave to the following: Lela: On The Border, Nantucket, fishing for psycho 1, SMU fountain, free drinks at Bermudas, the 10th grade party mistake, hunting for p-ps, ogi-one-skenogie, Mr. Bigs cookies, a yellow Porsche. luli: Austin, Fang, laviers, luli, where are you ?, fire hydrant, the obstacles of our senior year, sisters, Vail, g . . ., blowing it off. ILYI Tom: talks, popsicles, our future together, Taco Bueno, your true love, Woo. Do I still get a drawer? David C.: full details, laughing, jealousy, a refill of juice, C.E., a BIG hug. Katherine: Arkansas, Neimans, the 3 of us, Sarah: the p-ps trees, Et. Worth Wendys, a late night at G-hill, aerobics. Ed and Teddy: Padre, tPadre Papal, your ability to annoy me and an HD in the yogurt store for our anxious Lela. Carson: the word that no-one can call us, dancing, AC, Dave W.1 truth or dare at limmys, experimenting - in your car. Bruce: guilt grips and an everlasting friendship. Kelley C.: an extra O, and throw away your notes! Larry: advice, a late night talk and a trip to Austin. Helene: Tx-Ou wkend, I'Ya Talk Too Much . Erin: La lolla, the guy in the elevator, Cedar Springs. Amy: ESP, gossip: Marni: so many wonderful memories - Kojak Bang-Bang! David L.: without you I wouldn't be graduating. Thanks! The Pipers: my second family. Thank you for all you have done - l've had a great time, Cullen: Part of me remains with you always. ILY and I will always be here for you. Mom and Dad: You have spoiled me and I love it. This is not the end, it's the beginning. I wouIdn't have wanted it any other way - I LOVE YOU. 'My parents are out of town. - luli Drusch I View 96 3 Thomas Lawson Read trouble . . . combat boots . . . crazy . . . funny . . . mascot . . . bandanas. . .political potential. . .drive-in. . .hyper. . .fun. . . Cistercian. . .friendly. . .showers. . . I, Thomas Lawson Read ll, the Idiot, hopefully leaving this here institution with one of those lovely little consolation prizes they call a diploma, am going to attempt to spit out a bit of miscellaneous BS to leave those who might be interested. This is extremely difficult, for I have too much to say to far too many people . . . The ramblings below listed are directed towards a totally rockin' group of dyoods and woos who should know who they are. PAST INSTITUTIONS: Cistercian: what I have to say to you can't be said, for this page is censored. , .Georgetownz fun while it lasted. . . then came Greenhill . . . three days late. Summer '85 . . .all of US in one school? No way! . . . DYOOD . . . BH's . . . KNON THE DRAGON . . . lil 'red hairs . . . Pat's . . . lose' can ju see . . . MCCARTY PARTIES . . . fiddle faddle . . , THE LAKEHOUSE. . .White is Right. . .Gemini. . .TWILIGHT ROOM. . . Limbo! KRQX. . .3 ROCKS. . .taIks. . .Peepis!Woo hunts. . .My Cadillac . . . PIZZAMAN . . . TG . . . Wendy's . . , sneaking home from Georgetown. . .711 Padre on 52.27. . .Padre again. . .Austin . . .l'What's that on your head? .. . .Purple Cows. . .BA+lL Bl waking up in strange places. . .Suburbia. . .Terminator. . .Davez BUSTED!. . . Donna!Diane,canltaketheBIazer? . . .SpaceMouse . . .Honda FLlPPED!l'it musta been stolen. . . .limmy's almost house . . . The ORB . , . Ahhhhh! VOLLEYBALL . . . pre-practice at Scott's. . .The Roof. . ,Mary. . ,SQUELA. . .HD's KAT. . .Kristi's CB . . . CHUCKER NUTS! . . . AIIan's swollen . . , UG . . . POUND HER! lenny's Bloomies . . . Pinky, Pucky . . . DC 84 CS -future editors of Guns 81 Ammo. . .Gare-Bear. . .300 Del Rio Ct. . .TAB-CHAIN . . .Kyle's81 Laels Rob, limbo, New Years. . .BANDANNAS. . .boots . . . SPAM . . . Ugee I know them!! FiedeIman's . . . La Botica . . . Mustangs forever, Miguel Mouse, Buddie, Colin's etc. . . . lelly Belly, Taco Bueno. . . Delux Inn - K8rD. . .All-NIGHTERS. . .Partyasaurus . . . LAME . . . HARSH . . . HORKlN'! FOCD IS GOOD, but GOOD FOOD IS BETTER . . . GET OUTTA DA' BUCKET! . . . Lorizcurfew, month grounded,siIIy, brick wall, Wyndham. . .quitting you will be worse than quitting smoking . . . I love you. Xico, Shorty, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Kasten, Blandy, 84 Mr. Foote . . . Thank you FAMILY: it's amazing that you've lasted, and I am thankful. 'Roses are red, Violets are blue, I'm Schizophrenic, and so am I la NKEAD William Gregory Reese quiet. . .nice. . .always w!leff8tRob. . .fast car. . .curley locks . . . A.P. chem . . . great laugh . . . fun to be with . . . maniac . . . P.K. Lake . . . strong voice . . . red Fiero . . . Because this will is not a true will because I'm not dead tplease do not accommodatej. I leave only whatever impressions I have made: the rest I'm takin' with me. However, I would like to mention some people that have made my time at Greenhill more enjoyable. First, to the other Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Rob Browning, you're a good friend: I just want to know one thing: Do you really read all that . . . STUFF . . . you said in order to win arguments. Nothing like fast, old, and HUGE cars, the anti-Easter Bunny attack squad, dirtbikes, black powder, and P.K. Lake. leff Leiman, you're a very fun person. Had fun with bovine aerobics, I'Bunny Huntin' in the USAI , History study sessions lutter chaosj, manufacturing electronic devices, after school at your house, high-speed touring of LBI in a '69 T-Bird, and Macintosh digitizers tXXXj. Chris Huffman, what a guy. You may have a trophy of that mud-duck, but I'm going to have one of your mean-as-H. . . dog! My congratulations when you develop the ultimate firecracker . Chris Schrauff, I'm glad we were friends, don't you hate mud-ducks . . . BRUBAKER!ll Scottie Pearson, I like you very much, but if you name your child Kenya America, I'll hunt you down. Dr. Marks, you're a great teacher and friend. Had a lot of fun cookin' strange new formulas in the Chem Lab, and even more fun testing them. I'm very lucky to have known you. Mr. Norris, I'm glad you were my advisor and enjoyed having your classes. Dr. Buchanan, thank you for teaching me the art of l'THEREFORE . Dr. Graves, you have a unique ability to appear out of nowhere: tell me your secret. Ms. Roman, I was resurrected after first period Gov class, enjoyed Close-Up. Mr. Kilmer, you made Physics one of my favorite classes. Mr. Garcia, you will give me an A for mentioning you? lust joking, you're a nice guy and I'm glad I took your course. Lavonda Monk, can I order pens by mail? Mr. McMurray, you can beat me, torture me, boil meg but please, don't give me the curse of boneheadl To all those that I haven't known very well in my past ten years at Greenhill, I'm sorry I didn't know you better. Miscellaneous Quotes: llI'd like to be rich enough so that I could throw soap away after the letters are worn off. - Andy Rooney. Since You're so smart . . - Xico Garcia. 'IAim High. - Stupid Air Force commercial. Go ahead, make my day . . - Dirty Harry. 'Live long and prosper. - Spock. uSeniors first. - Mr. Stifler. Be all that you can be. - Stupid Army commercial. l'll be back. - The Terminator. Remove Be . . 81 you're O.K. Qefb-J 'E 3. Tara Benita Richardson sweet . . . forever club . . . Prince . . . soccer . . . cool mom . . . purple. . .wild women. . .Ta-rah-rah. . .David. . .Boomer. . . nice . . . excellent dancer. . . I, Tara Benita Richardson, leave all the happiness in the world to all my friends. I pray that they reach every goal that they desire. Dowe: You go out there and be the best performer that you can be. Kerry: Remember all the good times that we've had and please never stop being my free psychiatrist. Catherine: PRINCE IS IH, and PURPLE will live 4ever. Stef: LOVE, HAPPINESS, and GOD. Alice: Don't let B.G. bring you down. Hang in there . . . you have a lifetime ahead of you. God bless you Al. Dr. DME: Hi, ya gorgeous hunk! I'm so glad that I met you. You mean the world to me. I hope all your dreams and desires come true. Always remember and never 4get all of our good times. I LOVE YOU DAVEY and may God bless you with the happiness and success that you deserve. Mom: Hi, Lol Thanks 4 making my first 18 years of my life filled with lots of LOVE, HAPPINESS, and UNDERSTANDING. I LOVE YOU MOM and may Cod bless you with many more years of happiness and success. Thanks Mr. Fulton and Dr. Foote for the greatest 13 years of my life. Last, but NOT least, thank you God 4 allowing me to live, to grow, and to experience love and happiness. My future is a story about control , . . my control. Control of what I say and control of what I do. And this time I'm gonna do it my way. R U ready? I am. Bcuz it's all about control and I've got lots of it. - lanet jackson - UCONTROLH l 'W i r 99 Lela Helen Rose SQEALA. . .foreverclub. . .alwaysw!Kristi8fKat. . .beautiful. . . Wewa. . .V-ball. . .introuble. . .wilddriver. . .dingyblonde. . . Nova Scotia . . . cool dresser . . . pretty hair . . . artistic . . . I, Lela Rose, leave to the following: Kristi: p-ps, hunters forever, On The Border, Neimans, candy-drinks, Nantucket, the world of g-s, loan and Davids, Krela, the teachers fan club. Kat: one skirt , fOct. 261, Neimans, 'linstant ha-ha, On The Border, lunch at ChiIi's, twins or sisters?, McFarlin house, working at yogurt. Teddy: a Lela doll, the Squeala-Mobila, D.S., one day I'll get you back. Tom: my house under a car w!Lori, giving me if in front of your neighbors, the two the teachers blame. limmy: sophomore girls, my jean jacket, homecoming. Amy S.: Aspen with two lohns, all the foreign guys you want, Dimitri. David W.: permission to touch Uimmy's housel. Sharon: Menlo, U.C., lawyers at On The Border. Ed: a 98 room above the garage. juli: my learning experiences at your house, llluju . Lori: making stickers in design, 'lRori . Amy F.: advice with your many problems, New Years Eve on a farm. The '87 volleyball team, don't let any g-s on this time. Pete: either a life with Pop or German speaking tapes, you never have to deal with the Mother half again, if you are reading this, I obviously graduated. Mrs. Potts: my second mom and home. Mr. Foote: thank you for believing in me enough to let me graduate. Will: if only you had a worse reputation, following you would have been easier. Mom and Dad: thank you for all the support through the hard times fand there were plentyj maybe now things will get better. ILY. f LlST'l A l i 2 100 4 if t Iudith Lynn Sayah model student . . . cheerleader . . . does her duty . . . tan . . . sunglasses. . .beautifuI. . .everyone'sfriend. . .answeringmachine . . . strong leader . . . organized . . . light bulbs , . . always smiling . . . dangerous driver . . . V.P. I, Iudy Sayah, would like to thank everyone who has made these past 8 years at the Hill the best in my life. C.S. - Austin lives! IWMY. S.B. - homecoming 86, great Sec. ILY. M.S. - IMY. I.H. - cheer bud, kill T.V. thanks for all the help. ILY. S.K. - Mary B. M8tM's off the floor, science bud, stay close, ILY. L.H. - New Year's at Lee's, Nom bud, ILY. H.L. - F.A.N.L. - my name is Iudy what's your name? Conf. B.K. he had braces! ITT buds, ILY. KC. - I didn't make any funny noises, history helper, good times, ILY. I.L. - rides in the Ferrari, R.S. long talks, great advice, B.F. IMY. TI. - sis, La Iolla, great parents that IL, guy helper, FA. KSKM bachelor party, clothes Ioaner, thanks for being such a great friend ILY. A.K. - my other half, Do we look alike? C.D. long talks, studybud, Hard Rock, Ist date, great times, a special friend. BFILY. L.L. - B.F.F. gret advice, a true friend. R.P. Iackland no more, Dallas, Caymans, Eric who? dates wfR.W. 81 A.C. long talks, brunettes have more fun! I'II miss U! ILY. B.M. - a forever B.F. dinners after ftball games, K.L. long talks, ILY. B.B. - Andy, great messages, 9:45 chats ILY. C.V. 9:45 talks, study parties, ILY. K.D. - How many envelopes left? IMY. IF. - I am still waiting for the article. P.A. ITT, keep in touch. GH. - you're a sweetie. ILY. R.S. - Where's the will? Amy's 10th grade, Dr. B. revenge bfc of the lights. w!S.L. late night talks, history, white BMW 7 truck, good times ILY. C.M. - always gets me lost IAnatoleI stud, long chats about you know who, IMY. B.A. - always teasing me, a great friend, stay in touch, IMY. Ms. Stevenson -I appreciate greatly all the support. Cheerleaders - thanks for making it so fun for me. IMY. Mrs. V. - How can I thank U? You have been the best! IMY. Mr. Murphy - You've been not only a great advisor but a friend, thanks for all the advice. IMY. Mr. Norris - How would our class have made it wfout you? Thanks for all the help 81 support. Ion - Thanks for caring 81 stay in touch. Gail - I could not have asked for a better sis. ILY. Ieff - my favorite tutor, I am so glad to have you back on the Hill. M8tD - I know we've had some tough times, but I want you to know how much I really love 81 appreciate everything you've done. I know that I have the best parents. I will miss you both tons! To GH. - I leave the best 8 years 81 I'll miss you. I just want to finally thank all my friends 84 family for making these years so special! Some days stay a thousand years. Some pass like the flash of a spark Who knows where all our days go. Big Country 101 Christopher Wesley Schrauff jewelry. . .hold up. . .Hillcrest friends. . .powerlifter. . .partier . . . good sense of humor . . . smart . . . nice . . . crazy driver . . . earring. . .Trans Am . . .wild . . . I leave to the following ID 84 KP - sweeties, always together, HL -find a nice one, take care, Shelly - a big hug, luv ya, Xico - what a guy, find my watch, take care bud! Collin - run to the hills bud, Chung - don't even look, a ride in Bent Tree, Tom - a get out of trouble free card, kona 24k, the house of fun 84 more, hasta luego, Ben - the world's a great place enjoy it, Zahn - 111 of NLC, homecoming '86, take care, Steinberg - get u some, good luck, RB - new MDA man, thx for the ride, I'll fix it, Warshaw - lack in the Box, the Marley times, we be jamin' man 5 Nolte - studhaus grounded tonite, betsy's big EYES, keep in touch dude, Amy B. - u just got the best one, luv ya, Trina - hey neighbor u know lLYg Ross 81 Neal - party, party, party, thx for NL Ross, a night in Sterrit for Neal, ski partying, later days homeboysg Huffman - many party times, you'll have to drive, Scottie really loves u, be good to her, you're a true friend, we'll keep in touch, N Lazar C861 - here's to you long distance, so many great memories, 117, don't worry I won't forget you, now u don't forget either, Iet's keep our friendship growing, ILYVM. R. Schraeder - hey Spurr, 2 for Cigi, women everywhere, best friend, come see us at college, Ursuline girls, take care bud, Craig - the big secret, matinique, crank the nut, watch that tire, Crested Bute ski party '86, later dude, lean - hey blondie, lookin' good, those late night talks, homecoming '86, we always have fun babes, ILYVM, Brett Underhill - westwood nights, we miss you, the crane adventure, Mr. K. - u r definitely a grade A advisor, take care Q David - skiing everywhere, parties around the world, girls, girls, girls, the best times, the rotary girlfriend club, you're my best friend in the world, they don't make 'em any better, I'd die for ya man, Cathy 81 William - I couldn't have asked for a better brother or sister good luck to you both, ILYVMQ Mom 81 Dad - you are the best, thx for caring even though the rough times, THX FOR EVERYTHING, ILYVVM. Look out world here we come!!! For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be , . . Roger Waters of Pink Floyd '72 ae wg 102 in Amy Gail Sigman Greek boyfriend , . . smart . . . piano star . . . Canadian . . . A.P. French . . . field hockey . . . mature . . . Madame's friend . . . cute . , . good friend , . . WHO . . . careful driver . . , I, Amy, alias Amalia, Sigman, would like to leave a part of myself to those that are special to me, Farby, unforgettable heart to heart talks, the Greece trip, Israel '87 and a European camping trip, the Prospect, l'Hey, let's go to Lake Texoma , and 5 years of the best friendship I could ever ask for, Nicole, 'Pooty , S.S. minnows, photographs, the 'lbaIIet that started our friendship, talks, Kram and Dimitris, letters, need I say more? julie Michelle, Lunchtime talks, stories that could shock even me, a double date with B 81 D, camping in my backyard, dreams of the Peace Corp, and a lILadies Who Lunch in 4 years. Katmandoo, a record for seeing every movie in town, Chilis, 4th of july, and 3 years of championship field hockey. Stef, numerous unfinished duets, the Greece trip, boy talks ltrackj, religious arguments, music forever! Scottie, FHCGTH, renegades, Greek, Val, slumber party, B2, square root of B, shared experiences, bio-till-2. Ienni, french, Brazos, guy talks. Lela, ski buddies, 2 double dates, a great friendship. Pottie, midnite talks, I can't fall asleep . Matthew, our camping trip. Iimmy, my Greekness. Mrs. White, I will miss your class, your advice, and your friendship most of all. Mr. K, thanks for being a great advisor and friend. Lisa and Andrew, walking the dog, some records, some clothes, and much love. Mom and Dad, l could never put into words how much you mean to me. Thanx. llLose your dreams and you will lose your mind. - Stones 0 103 lim Slade Simon awesome football manager. . .so sweet. . .Dr. Who. . .shy. . . nice. . .poetry. . .cool name. . .the video man. . .nice car. . . quiet. . .helpful. . . I, Slade Simon, being of large body and silent mind, do make the following statements fsome good, some humorous, and others - well . . . the best I could come up withjz To Andrew S.: ear plugs for all the neighborhoods you drive through. To Bob K.: driving lessons from Beauregard fthe muppet: see Great Muppet Caperj. To Yong K.: our video productions with Bob. To Brian G.: all of those interesting Physics lab. To Kirk D.: Thanks for the creative nickname. To Brad B.: a great friendship. To Cheramy W.: Dr. Who and the everinteresting history class. To Amy T.: You wanted to pay S70 for WHAT? If I were rich I would have given in. To Donna B.: Thanks for the article, I really enjoyed it. To Diane B.: the waiting for the ride to Summerset and then Brad finally driving everyone there. To Catherine W.: Homecoming '85, fregardless of how much feeling was behind ity thanks for the first ILY l've ever received. To Brad S. and Conan H.: thanks for the chance to work on an organized production Iorganized?J. To Amy M., Shayna R., and Elise G.: you've been great friends. Good luck in the Upper School. To the first period Latin class: It's been a great class. Stefani, WE'RE FREE at last! To the football team: All of you have become great friends. The past four years as manager have been great and will never be forgotten. Arni, if you're going to be manager next year, good luck fespecially with the heavy workl. To my parents: You're finally getting rid of me for is it I of you?l. I have enjoyed my years at home. I especially thank you for spoiling me to death. I love ya. Good-bye. Ill shall come back. Yes, I shall come back. Until then, there must be no regrets, no tears, no anxieties. lust go forward in all your beliefs and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine. William Hartnell Ias the Doctor: Dr. Whoj I 104 wg Kwai iiesi i R. KR 'V nr 0, wwf Andrew Cortlandt Sprankell computer wiz . . . big feet . . . tall . . . skinny . . . always sleeps in class. . .drives likeamaniac. . .quiet. . .headbanger. . .McyD's . . . nice . . . science genius . . .shy . . . I, Andrew Sprankell, being of severly warped and demented mind, hereby bequeath the following to my fellow students: To Bob, I leave all Heavy Metal paraphernalia, tickets to all the greatest concerts and all new thrash metal albums, cassettes and CD's. To Bryan, I leave all mercenaryfstealth weapons, fatigues and all the great parties we missed. To Yong, I leave all the New Wave groups I could never understand. Now I know what car stereo I want. Slade, to you I leave all the video tapes one can imagine and your calculator. I thought you might want it back! To ALL the teachers throughout Greenhill, THANKS. Dr. Graves, your history class was the highlight of my lunior year. Dr, Buchanan, your insights have helped me alot. Dr. Marks, you have split my imagination wide open. To my bro, Adam, we are so different yet so alike, enjoy your years ahead at Greenhill. To Chuck, I really appreciate all the things you and jill let me get away with, THANKS, really. New York . . . Rockies . . . Hudson Valley . . . Lone Star . . . Rasa Singapura . . . Big D . . . There's no place like home . . . I know l'm home when I see myself in the mirror. Hong Kong? lust what I saw in my dreams, were they reflections of my warped mind staring back at me? . . . Iron Maiden 'lf you think l'm going to sit around as the world goes by, you're thinking like a fool. lt's a case of do or die. Out there is a fortune waiting to be had. lf you think l'Il let go you're mad. . . . Iudas Priest 'lliveryday you scream at me to turn the music low. Well if you keep on screaming, you'll make me deaf you know. . . . Iudas Priest One life and l'm going to live it up. . . . ludas Priest 105 William Robert Starnes rebel. . .car toys. . .earrings. . .Rob-b. . .race car driver. . .BMW . . .fashion friend. . .Starnsky. . .partier. . .gorgeouseyes. . .baby face . . .soccer stud . . .Sporto . . . I, Robbie Starnes, being of how fast I can drive through traffic mind, and kind of silly body, would like to acknowledge those people that made my four long years at Greenhill a little easier. GREG - 'll'm a Ho-Mahn, crazy driving bud, UTHE BIG HOUSE, The Tollway, Ill wana rock, ninja crew '86. DAVID - Hana Banai Bo-Bo kitchen, summer school, 'That's a nice tie Mr. N, shooting skiers from the chairlift, keep the sharks away. IUDY - How 'bout that soph. year, the drive to Wendys, the white truck, late nights, l'll still never get into a car if you're driving. SARAH - The candlelight exploration of the cave in the park, it was crazy, you're a good person, have a wonderful life. SCOTT - Getting airborn in the GLC, parties on the roof, Brooks 81 Jenny, Iudy's front lawn, watching religious fanatics on TV with the game of uGOD TRACY - Late nights, our bad study habits. BLANDY - Believe it or not, I really listened when you spoke, thanx for all that adult advice. TOM - SBT activate, shape of a giant . . ., form of a . . ., philosophical conversations at the Wendys' drive through about the mind of the Wendys' worker. PHIL - the theater talks, sitting on your floor, its been fun. IEN - I could write pages, you've taught me so much, I hope you could say the same about me, l'll never forget a thing, good times, bad times, you have always been there for me, good luck, I know you'll have a wonderful life. MOM 81 DAD - I can't express in words how much you mean to me, thank you so much for believing in me through the years. Few people could be so lucky to have parents like you. l'll miss you both very much next year. I lx E -9 106 434 ' fm V I .: J:4,n:vfifZwv . 4 nfs. 'hlfgzfiw ' ' ,V H'-m.i4,w'E7sm. .W rv ay flfgff 3 QL, ' am y., . , ta.. 1- rv- ,W WIN Qwes t? I ,Q . I wtf ,,,,,,,..,. . ,M . .ws Q-1' Robb David Steinberg loud. . .Z28. . .preppy. . .goodguy. . .short'n'cute. . .talkative . . . friendly . . . hyper . . . smart . . . funny . . . ITT '85' . . . computer wiz . , . great photographer . . . I, Robb Steinberg, being of political mind and small but vigorous body, would like to thank the following special people who have affected my life. Sally: My second sister and guidance counselor. I don't know where I will end up but you'Il always be part of it. ILY. Steph: We'll end up going to the same school. Phil 81 Karen: One more year! You'lI make it! lennifer: l'll miss you, and stay out of trouble. ludy 81 Amy: You're the greatest study partners anyone could ask for. Who will do my outlines for me at college? Matthew: The lake! The kindest boss I will ever have! How do you put up with me. Helene: The memories and the laughs will always be special, and you're special. Nancy: Prom, Homecoming, 81 Childhood, l'm glad I spent all three of these events with you. I could not have asked for a better neighbor. Chris: Please, no collect calls! David: Growing up with you has been an experience! The poker games, no I won! Keep in touch and have fun in California. limmy: Can you go out yet! My knee! Sally! Keep in touch when you make it on the golf tour. luli: The diet! You are always there. You could not be a sweeter friend. You're very special, ILY. Shelley: One hand on the wheel and one on the phone! Our endless conversations. Austin! Will one of us ever be right? I will miss you, but hopefully we will end up in the same city and ILY. Larry: The parties! The next day! You always understand me. Your friendship means a lot and even more in the future. leffrey: Time hasn't changed a thing, except the ability for you to out party me! I will miss you. leff: I love you 84 know you'll make it big, just save a spot for me. Cathy 84 Craig: Your love is most special and your friendship most meaningful. Mom 81 Dad: The most important people. I hope I make you proud because I am so proud of you. I love you so much. I will miss you. Greenhill: After 15 years thanks for everything and bye!! Mister I ain't a boy, no l'm a man And I believe in the promised land - Bruce Springsteen - mr 107 Erika Ioy Teschke E.T.. . .smart. . .horses. . .greattiming. . .sweet. . .laughs. . . quiet. . .cool. . .Los Colinas. . .friendly. . .always w!Beth. . . cute dog . . . dates army . . . I, Erika Teschke, being of sound mind and body, leave this to these people. Angela A - Study Hall discussions, Ft. Hood trip UNO we don't want to go to the lake'f, and an undying conquest to make me social. lenny O - Ft. Hood guys, heartbreaker , Mistrals, airport goodbye scenes, and my friendship. Catherine W - a free trip to the Olympics and a horse that will take you there, office hours, bigger fences and better lessons, long talks about our love lives, and some high pitched screams. drool IKDI - a 4-year infatuation. Stacie G - 3-years of excellent fun, an opportunity to be the best, and hours of food entertainment. I owe you a lot, thanks. Kathryn H - Padre 86 with the boy downstairs, Ieep automobile, deep discussions about life, Mr. T lunch bags, and lt's time for lunch , the l'Shoe footsteps, a great toleration for you know who, cows, the great advisory shuffle, 1 lesson in a standard, one day I will see you play soccer even if it is when you are playing on TV, and, finally, a friendship that will last forever. Thanks for putting up with all my s . Beth C - convertible in cold weather, a new top, Udo you know who I am in love with? I love you and your family , you are an 8 , the Swiss Colony man, the Ft. Hood days, my social life, your makeup! my face, your clothes, fruit diets, guy advice, drool, my dog does not bite, La La La La La La I'm not listening to you, my dads Ferrari convertible, a 1600 on your SAT, Horizon Dental Center, lp drops, and some dogs that donft make weird noises and look like elephants. lt's been a long road but we finally made it. You mean the world to me. Thanks for everything. Sheri C - I know what you want, fourth period rap session and observation time, sorry about all those years that you have to spend with dragon lady. Steve - hey doods be cool. CR - Io-Io and the lo-Io mobile, and the chance to be a millionaire. Kim!David - a great tan, a flying dog, and a shopping spree in Macys. Mom! Dad - thanks for putting up with me for the last 17 years. I love you both very much. lust think of how much longer you have to put up with me. Thanks for the opportunities. Mrs. Parham - Thanks for being there when I needed a shoulder to cry on. Well, TH, TH, TH, TH, THAT'S ALL FOLKS. Bock, Bock Erika M? r ff Caitlin Ann Elizabeth Thomas always wfScott 81 Alice . . . K-T . . . really smart . . . quiet . . individual. . .cute, . .exotic. . ,neat, sense of humor. . .shy. 4 unique. . . My only desire is to express my love to Alice and Lari - Oh l get by with a little help from my friends - Lennon 81 McCartney lam he, as you are he, as you are me 81 we are all together - Lennon 81 McCartney llControlled chaos - Lari: l'm fixing a hole Where the rain gets in And stops my mind from wandering Where it will go . . . - Lennon 81 McCartney Words are flowing out Like endless rain into a paper cup They slither while they pass They slip away across the universe. Thoughts meander Like a restless wind inside a letterbox They tumble blindly As they make their way across the universe - Lennon 84 McCartney White light Snite plite shawney gress plup pie frinde . . . - Alice McLean Take me to the shoppin' mall Buy me uh . . . uh, rubber ball - Talking Heads slick-Q LW15 109 Christopher Del Velvin always w! Brian 81 Kirk . . . nice guy . . . good friend . . . twister ...greatmom. . .Gap. . .St.Elmo's. . .V-ball. . .cute. .. Florida '86' . . . very social . . . I, Chris Velvin, being of sound mind and weary body, hereby fork over the following upon the demise of my Greenhill career: Lee L. - 4 way calls, Delovely, that dance you owe me. Judy S. - 4 way calls, hugs. Larry W. - Physics studying, V-ball. Tom R. - Lake Party, V-ball. Teddy O. - V-ball, Singers fkind ofj, French 3. Scott L. - The Noid, V-ball posters. Ed B. - Physics B.S. Lela R. - The S1 you won me. Nancy L. - A great party. Shelley B. - Homecoming '86, Hugs. juli D. - Study Sessions. Amy K. - Anything Goes. Yong K. - Volleyball. Steve L. - Cars, Money, Ca. Matt H. - Cutdowns and V-ball. Steve G. - Good times. Mark P. - Bowling, V-ball, TKAM. Tuffy B. - Singers, Anything Goes. Donna B. - Hugs. Prince C. - Anything Goes, TKAM, Rappin' at ISAS. Karma G. - Hugs. Amy T. - Homecoming 86. Eric M. - Singers. Carolyn S. - Hugs. Richard G. - Singers, sharp clothes. jeff H. - High lump, Rappin'. john T. - Anything Goes, singers. Kate G. - Punches and a cute face. Amy F. - TKAM affair. fMarc B., Saul M., Gwen, Phil, lason.J - Australia, Bruce A. - Y.O., Studying, 8th grade host, great friend. Bobby M. - V-ball, Boo, Showers at my house. Matt M. - E.F., Ca., quite a dude. Mark M. - Let's go to Ca., Florida 86, Craziness in the south Pacific, Too cool, great friend. lulie H. - Best Friend, St. Elmo, studying, summer of 86, my infatuation. oooxxx Lisi H. - Best friend, St. Elmo, boyfriends, long talks, P.M.S., breakfast at the Mecca, summer of 86, oooxxx. Philippa S. - Best friend, St. Elmo, Prom 86, abuse, Matzo ball soup, summer of 86, oooxxx. Kirk D. - Best friend, St. Elmo, V-ball, always together fie Trey 81 Deej, renting movies, lunction, phone calls, Rudy, Summer of 86. Big Bri B. - Bestest friend, socially acceptable, Florida, 4 way phone calls, long talks, answering machine, sexy sister, flipped jeep, I Luv Ya guy, Iet's keep in touch. Beddy dood! In all of my 18 years I have never had friends as close as my St. Elmo buds. Let's make this year count cause leaving is gonna be a b. . .! I love you all very much. To my family - I may be tough to take sometimes but thanks for being there. I love you. As for you Greenhill, it has been but see ya later. Don't you go changin', to please me. Billy Hixx - St. Elmo's Fire Feelin' Groovy Simon 81 Garfunkel MAMA 110 i '09 gps 7 . fx - ttf Catherine Elizabeth Wally spaz. . .David. . .pretty. . .Kansas. . .awesome equestrian. . . always wfCarson . . . horses . . . friendly . . . very nice . . . A.P. French . . . sexy . . I, Catherine Elizabeth Wally, being of sound mind UI and body, leave the following to the following: Greenhill: my thanks for being the last, but not least, of my high schools. Mr. Murphy: my gum, my unacceptable attire , my complaints, and my gratitude for making it all bearable. Helene: the Puritan Test, a new wardrobe, and a real man. Tara: Prince, Purple, Physics, and my best wishes to you and your David. Cheramy: Physics exams, nights at Kelly's, and, by the way, you have to admit you are a fanatic when it comes to the bathroom. Sara D.: a Pearl Toothdrops commercial and two good legs. Eric B.: 'lEriiique , a good scare, 1999, and two more years with Mme. White. Erika: 'Erikaaaa . . . ahahaha , 'tL.C.E,C. may I help you? , soft sand to fall on, gloves that don't melt, a hoofpick, non-yellow wraps, nails that don't pop off, horsie-downers for Fix. Lisa B.: jimmy, Robert, Nick, Paul, Scott, Corey, daddy's red car, daddy, my friendship always. Scottie uawww . . . mom , meow, a vest with a clothesline?, hospitals. between. Lisa B. 81 Ed . Ed: the Hug Award, and a publisher to publish your new book - How to be the Slickest Most Lovable Partier and Get Away with It. Carsunshine: my undying friendship, YAZ, a weekend of dependable parties better brakes, better yet - the Drivers Ed. book, a Iergan's hand lotion commercial f Look at my perfect nails! See! I.ookl J find able cowboy boots, patience, a home some where in this hemisphere, Mike, hair - the color of hers the length of hers and the style of hers, a laugh that doesn't sound like your chocking, abohiney, my navy jacket, my make-up to play in, my address, the happiest future. Iody: a 3.5 GPA a jog around the block, and a confession - I love you. Mom 84 Dad: eternal thanks for always being there, even when I was being The Royal-Pain Princess, I love you. David: Forever, my love, and a kiss. 'lIt's the house with Q-Tips on either side of the yard. - Me UStrange but not a stranger. - Talking Heads Never give up on a dream. - Rod Stewart EEA S wx H I , t'Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore. - Dorthy ,E f-: :'- -','t I ' - - - 1 ' ' ff ' S s i N is J, Q fs t I I W V K- :ses . k SA . ,gc 5 ts gag,-se. . as if Sf K Take a picture, sweetie . . . I aint got time to wait. - Prince E , u-J 111 Lawrence Andrew Warshaw Cutie . . . smart . . . teddy bear . . . good friend , . . partier . . , adorable. . .V-ball. . .Iaidback. . .photographer . .goodstudent . . . good taste in music . . . I, LAW, AFTER 5 YEARS WAITING TO WRITE MY WILL WILL WILL MY RIGHT TO WAITING. BEING OF I'sneakers MIND AND BAREFOOT I LEAVE edge AND cracken A LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP. cwason cwemens - A SUMMERTIME OF ?MEMORY? UP ALL NIGHT STUDYING FOR THE satsrambo, spaz g. i. joe, 51t'Qhead! IVE LEFT A TRAP IN EVERY DOORWAY YOU WILL WALK THROUGH. juli GETS 2 MORE 18 YEAR OLD STEP- SISTERS AND AN OPEN OBLIGATION TO VISIT ME A LOT. feeds, I TAKE YOUR PARENTS TO COLLEGE- MORE PARTIESg saIIy ??? MUST NOT ENTER. sarah, sarah, sarah: YOU MAY HAVE ajax. SHE LIKES YOU. LETS NEVER LOSE TOUCH. chief - A WILDMAN GAME OF risk. DO YOU THINK PEOPLE USE IT IN COLLEGE? Iisi, YOURE A WIMP AND A TEASE. I LOVE YOU!! helene - YOU GET YOU KNOW WHO. skot: FORMS OF COMP UTERS COP COP 5 MIN. ALLEY TEEPEE -. ' ROOF .Q MANY NON- S MEMORIES. ILL BE SEEIN YA LOTS DUDEIIIIIIIII Ieeeee THERE IS NO LIFE AFTER DEATH BUT THERE IS LIFE AFTER CHEERLEADING. jen, I SHOULD OF BOUGHT A PAGE TO WRITE TO YOU BUT . . . WWBBFFr LCALD jaime: YOU FINALLY GET TO LEAVE LETS WORK AT WOLFES FOREVER OK? schrauffy - YOU HOOD - I LOVE YOU MAN. GOOD THING OUR PARENTS FORCED US TO BE FRIENDS. robb, WHERE WOULD I HAVE GOTTEN MONEY? WHERE WOULD YOU HAVE GOTTEN MUSICAL TASTE? HAH! rob-b BUD STAY COOL!!! wally - NOW YOU KNOW 'kii'it--- TO TOOTIE AND THANUS DUNAS I LEAVE DALLAS TO BE NEAR YOU. TO MY ABSENT-MINDED MOM AND MY SMART DAD Iswitchj I LEA VE AND GIVE ALL THE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE YOU GA VE ME THIS TRUE AND DIRTY TALE HAS BEEN CONTINUING THROUGHOUT 200 YEARS OF TEENAGE ANARCHY. WHAT COUNTS IS TO IUMP RIGHT OUT OF THE 20th CENTURY AS FAST AS YOU POSSIBLE CAN IN ORDER TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT YOU CAN TRUTHFULLY RUN WILD IN - oliver twist IT'S BETTER TO BURN OUT THAT IT IS TO FADE AWAY - Neil Young wk Z: ? 'gf T Vrzz , ,y f is - 1 i Wm if dawn I Anna Belinda Weiss Anna nom . . . forever club . . . smart . . . giggles a lot . . . likes to talk onthe phone. . .Anna banana. . .mortorboard V.P.. . .sweet . . . BBG Prez . , . Evergreen copy editor . . . Smith bound . . . Instead of treating my senior page as a Last Will 81 Testament, l'd like to let it serve as a dedication to memories of the past and hopes for the future. . . tothe: Nutcracker, Peter Pan, 2nd Gr. Pet Show, Amazons 81 Piranhas, Shel Silverstein, Fudge-o-Grams, Moline 2 yrs. in a row, peacocks, Thursday fried chicken, and to those who have meant something to me during my 14 yrs. on the Hill. Angela - WeRGr8 Psychtrsts 81 know what that girl needs! Elise Nice guys finish 1st. WRGr8Peo. Never? That. URASP8t VCute. GL 84 HFatUT. Brett- Nark, nark? Whofs there? IK HFNY. julieB- LongDogs. Mud. Bob, ADAM, the Boysct,etcURAVSP GLintheMts Robb 8 Greg - UZRSM fun IGMYG Matteo - It's NOT easy 2 make fun of U-haha Beth - Billy Ahh! Been a long time. The Cockroach That Ate Cinn 8tW! A Little Luck. 8thCr Memrs 84 a very embarrassing scene IGMY Stefani- Lunchtime sing alongs HFNY Kerry - Rememb. your Therm QCouch, gasp! Diana - Pl.don't marry Kev.HFlC Kate - Thx4being my HallwnBuddy. We go back a long time URAVSP TCOY Kevin - Thx4Hcmg, the fair, lunch, etc. LEit4 - not RK! 1400 isn't so bad julieC7 - Have a ROOT, Purple CowGB! leffG - Thx4 TKAM IMYTY Kathryn - 3F Salutes WIACr8 LabPart? IRL your walk! Chris - U8fS were a bit goofy but URA CF TC Yong - YUK, I'm NOT in the vortex, URBurning in the trash! IGMY HFIC Bob- AANNAAA! URALunatic - but what's sanity anyway? leffL - Nvgn. Study parties. Umbrella stooping. Our FAV tchr. Many good talks. Let's go skiing jenny- UHBAGF GLYN tesp wfyour men!! 84 Don't party 2 hard! Scottie - Skippy.SybiI. Todd, Robby, 81 CHRIS Many good talks. T4 being SAGF 4 so long. We made it. I worry abt U smtms TCOY IKWKIT Nicole - URSA PervSmtms, but ILYA. U've got a gr8 future ahead HFNY Schrauff- Want some rubbr cement? LWL INR AS, Et, C IM JB, EA, AA, SD, VM, IQ Ml-L IO, DD, BQ - IrYrii1 ILYG Krum - ThseRadshsRBittrg UDontH- av2WatchDyn2HavAn Att, OnlyUCanPrevntForstFires, DontEatThYelS- now Kim, Carryl8fMorris - The 3 of U have enriched my life as no others have ILEOU8tlWMU2 No Extent M.D. 81- URthe most supportive family f8tso!'NIlCE J IAV proud of U, 84 I hope I'm always a source of pride 4 U 2 ILYVM Tabby - Good Luck wfo me. When U cant escape mom, just nod your head 81 smile: it's the key 2 life MrNorris - Thx4 being a Gr8 advisorffriend. Thx also 2 MrsParham, MrsEastus, Drtl DrMarks, MrKilmer, 8 MrGonzales. The child has grown, but the dream is not gone. LZ. wmv 113 Gheramy Lynn White athletic. . .great personality. . .Share-of-me. . .great actress. . . always makes you laugh. . .unique. . .V-ball. . .art8tculture club . . .intellectual, . . l, Cheramy White, being of dubious character but with a generally giving nature do bequeath to the following the following: Kelly: the realization of your lifelong dream to reunite Kajagoogoo to play at your wedding . . .g Catherine Wally: the ultimate scientific calculator C'is there a button for this? l and my pink velvet sofa: Angela: a box of invisible hairpins: Mila: scholarship to the Aspen Language School tca va, vache?lJ lenny: a double-decker bus and snow tires: Suzy: my coin-operated lava lamp: Catherine Williams: a 7 cassette set of inspirational tapes - ul was the Forever Frosh g Gina: B.S. detector and my award for Outstanding Pessimism 1986-87: Lara: my original Greenhill cast recording of Anything Goes and a set of bagpipes fto replace Saltylg Mike: a Real People T-shirt: Damon: my spare copy of Zen and the Art of Parasailingg Mom: the l'Victoria Station Experience : Dad: llgood North light . . Elise: My twelve mortgages: Ms. Roman and Dr. Stewart: a slightly scratchy recording of Thanks for the Memories g Mr. Kilmer: my thanks and a lifetime subscription to l'Gycle World ffree Hell's Angel's jacket with paymentlg Everyone who has been a friend: my gratitude: you have helped me laugh and helped me cry when l most needed help. The Right Honourable Gentleman is indebted to his memory for his jests and to his imagination for his facts. - Richard Brinsley Sheridan W 114 if s - g 'DI Y'-N.. tht? ,wk if I SENIOR CLASS OF 1987 Senior Halloween The Class of 1987 displayed a tremendous amount of originality in celebration of Halloween. The Seniors began the morning with the traditional parade around campus. 'Killer bunnies delighted the younger students by spraying them with water guns, while David Marcus captured everyone's attention with his revealing waitress costume. ss . . ...A TOP LEFT - David The BUNNY WAITRESSH Marcus. TOP RIGHT - COLONEL Kirk Dunk and Iulie Hoffman. CENTER LEFT - Carson Clement and Sarah Dale l'Horse Around . CENTER MIDDLE TOP - KILLER BUNNIES . CENTER MIDDLE BOTTOM - 'lNature Iulie Black, Diana DeGrasse, Stefani Dardaganian, Sheri Capen, Kathryn Hamm. LOWER TOP LEFT - Bag Lady Kerry Davis and Madhatter Scott Gibbons enjoy tea and shopping. LOWER TOP RIGHT - Marc Big Boy Birenbaum. LOWER LEFT - Cheramy I'Magic White and Nicole l'Penguin Payseur parade down to the Pre-School. LOWER CENTER - ludy 'IRaggedy Ann Sayah and Brian l'Raggedy Andy Bolton. LOWER RIGHT - Scottie Pearson and Catherine Wally as CATS. I 116 I H -1 f I 'ML -' rywwts, wwff Q' .. ',, fa,g : -f wl eff' yr 5' fu, 2 '4'f .3774 . ,U k-A 1, ,gg-5.1. A ,Mfg fm A if 'W V ' sw N ...ff '- 2 UZ, inns 1 'B 51:5 9- -q1 l '-f YL' X u 41. 1 ,fa Jw zwf'1f42r'- ' J., ,fvftm-3, ,.-3 I.. R... 'M , v , I if r' wie 4, ' mmf ., .- ,Hg 0 31 4 if Q is . 1 F 4 Aki--5 vl. ,. if .Tl fl 'al .Y ' -P' X ' -4 W 6 O , U Q .. ,H 0 , -, 1 1 L if K, gf A? ev, ,icy . 44857 reiftif I - i . Q Aa, K S . A 1 'nga ..u . X' .Q as .in-iii . . BUY . 3 Q. A 4 157' b'- 4' A A Q U Q 'R I 1 . 1 x ' I , mags O f , 4 1 V , ' A g A Top Left tl to rl: A. Adkins, B. Agnich, I. Black, C. Bright, B. Conner, D. Crooks, K, Dowe, K, Dunk, I. Fiedelman, S. Gindling, I, Goldfarb, K. Hamm, M. Henderson, M. Hermanovski, I. Hoffman, A. Kreisler, N. Lane, I. Lipshy, L. Lyon, T. johnson, K. Potts, T. Richardson, L. Rose, R. Steinberg, A. Weiss. The Forever Club Biggest group . . . most Iulies . . . How could you cut our tree down? . . . Mme Lepairs' class . . . Peter Pan . . . Alabama, Alaska, Arizona . . . brought shorts to lower school . . . Nutcracker. . .SRA's. . .aschool that used to be in the middle of nowhere . . . the resurrection of Senior Follies . . . Think Fudge . . . Brazos trip in the cafeteria . . . We, the Forever Club of 1987, would like to leave the following thoughts to ponder: IIGoodbye to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. - Kahlil Gibran QKHJ 'IYoo-Hoo - playground roundup ULJ I'But I would not be convicted by a jury of my peers, still crazy after all these years. - Paul Simon QCBJ 'life is a syllabus. - QAAI Time, waiting in the wings, He speakes of senseless things. His script is you and me. - David Bowie QDCI 'IForever Club picture today at lunchf' fKHj III like to think of life as a teapot. QMCHJ 'listen while you still can. Don't even try to understand. just find a place to make your stand and take it easy. - Eagles UHI 'IGET YA SOME . . . Know what I'm saying? QBAJ Some things were never meant to be broken: toys, promises and hearts. QBCJ Life is only fair 3 out of 7 times. UBJ That's all there is. There ain't no more, unless I see that bear once more. - 2nd grade sing-a-long song QAWJ Avez-vous vu des grenouilles vert clair? - Amsco QKHJ I'Second Graders Grow, Grow, Grow! - Calvacade 1977 'IGlad to have a friend like you, fair and fun and skippin' free. - Free To Be You And Me KNLJ 'If you can't handle the game - get out of the bucket. - Fields Fest '86 I'I'm shooting into the light, - Peter Gabriel QKDI 1'The time is gone, the song is over . . . thought I'd something more to say. - Pink Floyd QMMHQ I'Don't it always seem so strange that you don't know what you've got till it's gone. - loni Mitchell QAKI Friends come and friends go. What are you gonna do about it? That's what l'd like to know. - Paul Simon QRSJ 'Another Picture? - the Forever Club 1987 Well, we did it! It's been a long time falmost foreverj. But it's only the beginning . . . bww, flme f . 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I v CHA . f PLANo 75074 0 Q Q-X9 X2 X9 N Q N , ' '75 Q A . fu ' 5 ME 75206,,, 6, L t 5 my E PM-IFQAL QU Beck, Leslie Bendiks, Erik Bhuket, Taft Bond, Andrea Brandt, Chuck Brice, Susan Budd, Diane Budd, Donna Camarata, Suzi Camp, Prince Cantrell, Cindy Chan, Antony Chen, janet Chung, Susan Cohen, Ari Comer, Chase Darras, Costa Davis, Paul Emerson, Brooke Erwin, Martha Fechtel, Alison Fiebig, Evi Fischel, jason Gardner, Karma Giraldo, Lorence Goldman, losh Goldstein, Debra Gordon, Kerry Griffin, Galen Heckel, Andrea LEFT: Diane Erin, and Susan have fun on the lunior retreat. RIGHT: Lynda and Leslie smile pretty. UPPER SCHGOL JU IQRS , as 'Sf Q gms 00 x 4, , ' K Q 7 ' ,W rf fxf,,,,f Homan, Chris Hoppenstein, Russ Howell, Dani Hurd, Susan Jensen, Martha Kelley, Wendy Khraish, Yara Kim, Lynda Kim, Roy King, len Knowles, Mike Koutras, jimmy Laurito, limmy Lee, jennifer Leeds, jason Lerner, Jamie Levy, Karen Loconto, Rick Makoski, Tara Marcus, Andy Mathis, Karen McQuaid, Eric Michaelson, Mindi Morrow, Angela Murphy, Bobby Murphy, Erin Myers, Cathy Natinsky, David Nelson, Beau Newfeld, Ellen LEFT: Ben and Mathew discuss the latest Greenhill DBWS. RIGHT: Mindi and Kelle? No the bobsy twins! Otoya, Marla Pearlman, Iamie Peters, Catherine Raskin, Robbin Reyes, Victor Riggs, jennifer Romberg, Allison Rubin, Alissa Sanchez, Pedro Sanger, Anne Schrauff, Cathy Segal, Melaine Segal, Melinda Semaan, luan Shepard, Ben Shosid, Susan Siegal, Carolyn Silver, Doug Simmons, Serena Soder, Karmi Son, Danny Strelitz, Philippa Sunshine, David Ternoey, Jenny Thomas, Tabatha Thompson, Amy Thompson, Paul Turner, Allyson Van Duyne, Beth Vergne-Morell, Pedro Volkman, Lori Warren, Charles Winfield, Kent Wood, Kelle Zahn, Larry Zidell, lamie UPPER SCHOOL lU ICDRS IX .ww Ablon, Michaela Azad, Naylee Barnett, Morton Baum, Michael Bierner, Lara Block, Olivia Blumenfeld, Adam Bracken, jennifer Brittain, Mike Brooks, Catie Brown, Kathy Bufkin, Renee Camp, Brandon Campbell, Amie Choi, joseph Clark, Christopher Davidson, Aaron Dodson, Don Ellman, Richard Fischman, Lara Fitzmaurice, Evan Foote, Amy Freytag, Kurt Gibbons, Lari Gilbert, Ashlee Goodman, Elliott Gregg, Gwen Gregory, Richard Hickman, leff Hoffman, Russ LEFT: Olivia and Michaela read the latest copy of the Evergreen. RIGHT: Kim helps Rusty study for Algebra? Hong, Sue Hosch, Braden House, Cash Huffman, Conan laye, Lisa jones, jason Kelton, Philip Kim, Tammy Kleinman, Max Lane, Marnie Laurito, Gina Lee, Arthur Lerman, jennifer Loehr, Kim Lux, Scott Lyons, Tina Marrocco, Marc Massman, lason McGonigle, Patrick McKay, Mark Melmed, Caeley Meyer, Saul Michaelson, Philip Miller, Josh Moniot, Matthew Murdock, Anne Nash, Cynthia Norris, loni Park, Lynn Pearson, lulie LEFT: lennifer, Marni, and Robin show their sophomore spirit on a beautiful autumn day. RIGHT: The Upper School Photography Class cuts their negatives. UPPER SCHQCDL SGPHOMORES :iff . fy, ,..,,,gV ,I 'L' Rfiif ...S' I1 X4 UPPER SCHOOL SOPHOMORES 'I Meer' vm Piassick, Leah Read, Sarah Reiner, Doug Rule, Colin Rumberger, Brian Sanderson, Chris Schiller, Bradley Siemers, Tim Smith, Rosalind Somer, Michael Son, Michael Spiritas, Stefani Stern, josh Tullous, Tom Tunnell, Traci Vaiser, Angela Vincent, Robert Warren, Robin o -4. i WY' Washington, Burney Williams, Catherine Williamson, Alex Winn, lkoyi , ' A34 'Z 1 4 12. ,, , 1 LEFT: Jennifer and Rosalind take a break from studying. TOP RlGHT: The Dodson family picnics during the Homecoming Festivities. LOWER RIGHT: Chris and Scott lounge between classes. L.. 'Zn Baeck, Lawrence Barnett, Michael Bennett, Teresa Bentley, Torie Black, Keith Boetticher, Nick Brandt, Todd Bright, Andrew Brutsche, len Buss, Laura Campbell, Sarah Cantu, Eli Cho, loe Coffer, Erin Cottingham, Louise Cousins, Chris Dale, Granger Denahan, loey Dunn, Matthew Einsohn, Michael Feizy, Leah Finn, Tammy Fleming, Eric Freytag, Hillary Fulton, Angela Garrard, Leslie Glanger, Gary Goldman, Olga Greenway, Kate Grimes, lill RIGHT: Mark Ground, Lauren lozzo and Ralph Hamm share good time on the Freshman campout. LEFT: Cheerleader Amy Foote gives a friendly hug to Taku Miyashita. UPPER SCHOOL FRESHME 'qt ,v ,i f W' 4? F it I ' 5. Ground, Mark Guilds, Chris Hall, john Hamm, Ralph Harris, Trena Heckel, Bobby Henderson, Eric Hopkins, Connor lozzo, Lauren johnsen, jennifer johnson, Robert Khraish, Gina Kim, Hyung Kim, jane Kirby, jennifer Kirkpatrick, jason Klein, David Kutner, Robert Levy, Doug Linquist, Todd Love, Leigh Luterman, Anna Luterman, Sara Luterman, Zachary Lynch, Chad Marcus, Barry Marx, Michael McAdams, Trey Menzer, Erin Meyer, Susan LEFT: Karen and Doug Levy show off the Greenhill family spirit. RIGHT: George gives a high five on the Freshman campout. Mimura, Dan Miyashita, Taku Nowlin, Candie Okon, Marti Pailet, Kevin Pallister, Michael Park, Dawn Pearlman, Russell Perez, Linda Pistorius, Luke Pivnick, Jillian Pride, Corey Reser, Kurt Senzer, Kyle Shah, Noah Shapiro, Lisa Skibell, jeff Smith, Yolanda Stanton, Ashley Stergios, George Susman, Darrel Tappmeyer, lennifer Taylor, Jonathan Taylor, Richard Vergne-Morell, lavier Viroslav, Andres Wiley, Kevin Wilson, Charles Wilson, lohn Wright, Neal Several Freshman spend their free period studying in the new student center. UPPER SCHCDOL FRESHME ,f x , X - -, , .XX X ,f 'X ,V Zelazny, Kelsey TOP LEFT: Senior Kathryn Hamm wears her traditional Homecoming attire for the last time. TOP RIGHT: Sarah Dale and Marc Birenbaum exchange a few words during a free period. CENTER RIGHT: juniors Alissa Rubin, Erin Murphy, Robin Raskin, and Cindy Cantrell show off the flowers that they received for Homecoming, LOWER RIGHT: Angela Adkins refills the orange juice during the annual Homecoming Breakfast in the cafeteria. CENTER LEFT: Several members of the first trimester Astronomy Class take time out to pose for a picture during a field trip to the State Fair of Texasl BOTTOM LEFT: Maria Otoya and Martha lensen relax between classes, BOTTOM RIGHT: Teddy, Colin, and Bobby have lunch with a western flavor. 131 MIDDLE SCHDDL EIGHTH GRADE Abed, Ramzi Baum, Betsy Bierner, lonathan Bond, Michael Breakell, Bobby Brutsche, Danielle Bryant, Chad Canton, Boughty Castro, Michael Chan, Linda Chung, Erin Clark, Ben Cole, leff Collins, Amy Cort, Robyn Crane, Alison Davidoff, Rachel Dodson, Deann Ducoff, David Elder, Makau Ellis, Meredith Emerick, Shannon Erwin, Emily Fagelman, Michael Fagelman, Mitchell Farber, Ethan Garner, Arik Garrison, Zach Goldfarb, Diana Goldman, Mandy Coach Parachini and Makau consider the next series of downs. Michael and leff relax at the Y-O Windmill after an ar- duous wilderness hike. ,ta ,J f',f,, 'fQ,,..-a- E02 ui MIDDLE SCHOOL 1 V? .tt 5 f Q . ,I H , ' ' Pdf! irq' ' FM ,M ,fn , iid ' at , m ' H p ir ssiifi I M , ,V may if 1 - i, W L 7.ffS!tZfr L Q 1 71 ,L 'rriggie - ' Q. , s y its , f,,, , , ,L -1 4 gt , tw, 'A' fs .ei - Ui, ., ., t Fired s ..,, .. ' -. 1 if in ,'kW A - , 4 ..K:, C- s-ay-1nQ',,,sLj,-'bffillaagaigtf-. .i-. QL, 1 scct 9 EICHTH CiRADE I - gi, rv, K' 5 . a v ii iff ' ' r 1 J Griffin, Elise Haas, Samme Hackney, Tate Hamilton, Ryan Heidbrink, Allison Hoffman, Bryan Howell, Troy lones, jason Kim, jimmy Kinman, Rayman Kreisler, Barbi Lee, Kerri Lind, Kenny Lipton, Stephen Lu, Stephanie Lyons, Cindy McDaniel, Clay Mclntosh, Melissa Merrill, Amy Miller, Michael Mondell, Fonya Morrow, Molly Murphy, David Nam, Iennifer Nieto, Mario Norris, Ada Null, Taura Pailet, David Park, lin Redpath, Marilyn Hornet defense throws the ball carrier for a loss Melissa, lessica, Diana and Fonya take a Homecoming halftime break. Reed, Lee Robbins, Candace Roberti, lessica Rosen, Shayna Sanger, Alex Schwartz, Karen Sentilles, Sarah Shea, Dan Sherman, lay Shiker, Brian Sigman, Lisa Small, justin Solomon, Elycia Sperling, Tami Sribhen, Arni Tamim, Patrick Uhlemann, Ted Vilches, Pamela Volkman, Alisa Wells, Chris Williams, Kargrandi Wilson, David Zahn, Melissa Ziff, David leff struggles with a Y-O Challenge Course. David, Mario, 84 Deann look on as Samme, Taura and Alisa rest before a Y-O Supper, MIDDLE SCHOQL EIGHTH GRADE I , 6 'wi t C 4 -I X his NAI' if f . vv 1 '- EM ,gsm ' f- ig, ,Mb .ef sf' MIDDLE SGHDDL SEVE TH GRADE Beck, Scott Bell, Semaj Birenbaum, Michael Blanton, Sonnet Bogdanow, Peter Brutsche, Dominique Buchanan, Christina Burstein, Michelle Burton, Sean Calhoun, Brian Chung, Ellen Chung, Richard Cleveland, Brian Cooper, Stephanie Darnell, Philip Darras, Dimitri Denahan, Linda Donner, Gavin Donsky, loy Dunn, Adam Dunnick, Cole Einsohn, Kali Erdman, Molly Fleming, Stewart Gaswirth, Brad Gilbert, Andy Ginsburg, lason Gleitsmann, Brett Han, Philippe Hartin, Carey Grady, Tate and lenny prepare for Youth Odyssey. Seventh Graders show individuality and creativity at Halloween. MIDDLE SCHODL SEVE TH GRADE Hunt, Nicole johnson, Ellen johnson, Eric johnson, Mark lonas, Clive loyner, Thomas Kao, Rachel Kim, Christa Kirby, Katharine Kumar, Rohit Lake, Heather Larson, Lee Levy, Nancy Lichtenstein, Amy Lubin, Michael Lynch, Correne MacWithey, Dustin Mason, Ernest Massman, Karen McCurIey, Melissa Menzer, Katie Miller, Naomi Mimura, jeffrey Murphy, Cory Music, joey Myers, Courtney Natinsky, Eric Norton, Charles Penn, Kimba Phillips, Cari Sonnet enjoys the Homecoming Picnic. Green 'N Cold balloons soar carrying postcards far and wide. 1 6 V as Bw ff' , 4 4 9 MG ff 9 MIDDLE SCHDOL SEVE TH GRADE x ,r af - ff 2 tl, f ,f , ,paw Rand, Lee Raskin, Grady Read, Alison Riley, lay Robertson, Shelley Rockwell, Cindy Romans, Seth Rule, Beth Rush, Matthew Samuels, Francine Sheffield, Andy Siegal, jeff Siemers, jenny Skinner, Rebecca Spiritas, lason Spiritas, Ryan Sprankell, Adam Stergios, Lambrine Stiffel, Teddy Sunshine, Daniel Tannen, Amy Taylor, Latasha Toofanian, Maryam Vorhies, Melissa Vu, Thao White, Beverly Williams, Brandon Williams, Kim Wilson, Kenya Woghin, Allie Poodle skirts return to Greenhill's Seventh Grade. Charles, Lambrine, Nicole and Linda bask before the varsity kickoff. Abed, Wafa Anderson, Suzanne Aronoff, lason Bauman, Alec Bernstein, Elizabeth Bhuket, Amanda Bishop, lennifer Blackburn, Stephanie Brutsche, Rus Burgess, Sam Burton, jordan Carlos, loseph DeBerry, Sarah Dryden, Scott DuBois, Darcie Easterbrook, ludy Eatmon, Ryan Ellenbogen, leff Elwell, Melissa Finkelstein, Robin Fleming, Drew Gary, Holland Geffen, Wendi Gentsch, Kara Goins, Eldridge Goulka, leremiah Gray, Dusty Guzman, Pepe Haas, Courtney Harlow, lason Sixth Graders calmly await their open-air bus ride to Three Falls. Avinash, Kris and Ben rest after their hike to Three Falls. MIDDLE SGHGQL SIXTH GRADE ' .ti My ,n 5 Q H V V , 3 K , 1 s 4 t Y 1 U' ,f - 1 ff fi N fi 27 ' ,Q , ,str X IQ' 5 t, S ,S fa -. I F X , X 5 J ' gl If .. I fl : 6 4, 'A 2 A H Z H W ,,h ff ' fain . F F Q I - V4 5, ,A if M , ,. G lr ,. f-L 2 f 6 ,. , ag N j' A I fi 5 t 1 ,f I ti f X i 4 pf , 1 5' X I x I N I MIDDLE SGHDDL SIXTH GRADE XR? f W ' 44 gf R4 '- 'A' , V vb .JUN ' .., by ,WM , , 4 L W wiv, L was 3. g7,'Lf I im k 35, I V , , ,. J? ' , 2,1 W, . :I I ff? r -, wfff- f- ri. -faiifvam W mit' tg! Q i D UPL T? Mus.,-I ,Ira d - 'ji 2 2 WI .wwf ,f uf , I , , , . 5 f ,251 ,, ,,, 'Q , , - ,Q , .. K , ,,, 4 if f J 15 J I 2 . x - f . wiv, . M v., J 2,3 If 5 fa , 1 nz' -vw K Q f W-m.-: ' Y '.' X, , 1 Q3 ' , -134. in 5 W I ,,,-,,. . , I A Q P' -,, I V, ,W , ,' af-, 4 I .5 . .,'-I :a.'4,,,, . K , as Sli, JQI, 2 X 'QA' 4 . , Ya ' M V I Q., ., j 4, Q 'ina I' wait, 3, ,,q!:,,,z11w, , , in 00' ,4 ?'IiI-' f'S r Ia U2 lablo, Rachael jones, Geoff Iones, Wally Ioyner, Bert Kelton, Tom Kinney, Iulie Klawetter, Chad Kruger, Ariel Kutner, Bryan Lane, Barbie Lavie, Isaac Lux, Iennifer Magid, Iulie Malamis, Marlo Maldonado, Adrienne McDaniel, Tiffany McKay, Kevin McMillan, Ryan McMurry, Molly Mendez, Carlos Mendez, Iulio Moran, Ryan Myers, Debra Oberwetter, Ellen Okon, Louis Oldham, jeff Partee, Mindi Ross, Ben Ross, Michael Seal, Brad Dusty and Kris give their undivided attention to lohn Preston. Sixth Graders ford a treacherous stream under Mr. Perryman's watchful eye. 5-'SL' fa- 2 ' '1 - as Tsfw 'ff' ' fi -fi., ' fig' , . -- ' Sherling, jenny Singer, Stacy Skibell, Lindsey Solomon, Cindy Stein, Lisa Strelitz, Robyn Sugerman, Matthew Tamim, Mark Taylor, Nicole Teague, Bill Toews, Mark Truong, Diep Vallurupalli, Avinash Walters, Conn Walters, Lawrence Wettreich, Alex Wiesenfeld, Dana Williams, Brad Woodrow, Holly Zeiter, Kris TOP LEFT: Sarah, Holly and Cindy eagerly await a Camp Classen Supper. TOP RIGHT: Sixth Graders showing respect for the strict dress code, BOTTOM LEFT: Scouts are poised to parade before the homecoming kickoff. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Mendez-Gary Showdown draws a crowd, PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: Alex Holmes. .- ., -4- IDDLE SCHOOL SIXTH GRADE -Cf .f le' f i ' x 4,5 if-.Y sl ty ,. ,fi f X If 1. I , ff l f R' i',, O, ifii si- ' I 5 ' QQ , V ' n 4gv.i 1 , ' W x 'Q - . If XX 2 ff L f X .5 J ' '-5 I ' f I ' MIDDLE SCHODL FIFTH GRADE I . Q' N if C ll M f, , y , ,, .,,,,,,, Q ,, Q- ,, M, ,M K A I t ' M ' :vw 'I f , , : I ll : 4 I in f' 1 ,vL. , l s A ai f' .., wa 3 VVV . 1 A , VV 2 is V sls l ' Wfl f ' ' a m1W, f:zfwe fam Agnich, Robert Ashley, Courtney Ballas, Stephen Beach, Gentry Berlin, Amy Bland, Meridyth Bloom, Erica Bowman, Amy Brannon, Mike Brewer, Triston Brutsche, Simone Burman, Malika Burton, Rebecca Cantu, Elisa Clark, Alexis Cohen, Stephanie Coke, Gregory Cordell, Fletcher Davidson, Amy Dinur, Gregory Dodge, Anne DuPree, jennifer Finkin, Ezra Finley, Dawn Goldman, lill Hagler, leff Hamilton, Denver Harris, Robbie Harris, Shannon Hartin, Steven Hat Day before Home coming brings smiles to Fifth Graders. Afternoon recess is OK with Dawn. Hashop, lohn Heidbrink, Lauren Hidell, William Hornbach, Matthew Howell, Barrett Hubler, Richard Huggins, Megan Irons, Lindsey lohnson, Eric Kallison, Kathryn Khraish, Khraish Kim, Michael Kinman, Rachel Knaus, Tracey Lewis, Eric Liu, Stephen Lowe, Rachel Lyons, Kari Malone, Morgan McQuaid, Ashley Meltzer, Robert Montague, Betty Moore, Douglas Nelson, Trey Norris, Evan Oliver, Ashley Patel, Chandra Piel, lessica Porter, lessica Pugh, Kelly Madame Benning's advisory group rests after the sand sculpture competition. Thumbs-Up is the verdict for the new Foreign Language Room. MIDDLE SCHGOL FIFTH GRADE l ' 1933! M 1 f f if 1 - 'K 'QQ I , X 4 MIDDLE SCHOOL FIFTH CR DF - I A- : ' ?'i'TT?T' '1f i- 1 6 4- 1 M.- - '- L 55 I 'f f , I 1 I f z Y f I J H 1'-1 1- M 1 gi .lr A 4-1 gi. s P . 4 I, 1. 4 I .4 5 A ls -,f' My xt 1 L , f I , n,:, L A A, ala V' '4'F w I if f - I I I , I A , X1.v I I L Sf - ., N M. 'A , Q Q X , 4, I , is , Q I A X 8 :x i I gpg, -gg A... 1 sr ' , , , 'I-5 'Fig ' Nz Liz f 1 , , My ' V ' Q .'- , I I b I, J V A .. we A, Lim? ,gig g, K , WL- K Y Q Q , .. ,,V x LV , ,,. b l n L1 '5- Quinones, David Ray, lan Resnick, David Rosenzweig, Shawn Samuels, Susan Schoellkopf, Laura Schwartz, Iamie Sentilles, Emily Sheehan, Brian Shepherd, Courtney Shropshire, Kira Skibell, Mandy Spalding, joshua Thomas, Tyler Townsend, Brad Villones, Victor Volkman, Teryn Wallace, Carter Warren, Elle Washington, lanina Weisberg, Ian Williams, Wendy Wyke, Aqiyl Ziff, Garrison FAR LEFT: Mrs, Norvell's Advisory at rest. TOP MIDDLE: Mrs. McDoIe's Advisory and their Texoma Castle. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Con- struction Via Teamwork, FAR RIGHT: Sun and surf at Lake Texoma. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: Tasha Curry. Q LOWER SCHDOL FOU Aizen, loanne Bernstein, Bradley Bhuket, loy Boetticher, Taylor Bruce, Zola Bryant, Aaron Calhoun, Brad Chiang, Ben Cravens, lonathan deNavasques, Emilio Dempsey-Corbett, lan Dunagan, lohn Dunn, Nathan Einsohn, luli Everitt, Ray Finkin, Jordan Finn, Scott Fredrickson, lason Gaspar, Lauren Goldberg, jeremy Hankinson, Lisa Hare, Chris Harlow, lonas Howell, Todd Huntley-Angstadt, Tom Johnston, 1.1. Kreisler, Hilary Ladowitz, David Magid, lennifer Majefski, Shanti LOWER LEFT: Bradley Bernstein and Brian Silverstein show school spirit. LOWER RIGHT: Fourth Graders arrive at Drip Ripe Island for lunch. RTH GRADE , - . r t X X nn 3 'ii Q ' ar fig, A . 5, 3 ksin, by A. 1- ,,1t L S. v , N5 we .. it ,,,, Ji I .i R .A fy E ,fa Q wi -1 , v '3+ff': I , A in .-assi! LOWER SGHODL EDURTH GRADE McCreary, Ryan McDaniel, Kelly Mendez, Maria Merten, Christina Miller, Ryan Miller, Ienni Muncy, Kim Norton, Marcie Nosnik, Leah Park, Peter Peveto, Drew Philips, Jenny Portnoy, Kevin Powell, Christina Proter, Daphna Rendell, Meri Ross, Rebecca Rothkopf, Scott Rubenstein, Adam Sara, Robert Schiller, Rachel Schoellkopf, Amy Schwarz, David Sharry, jessica Silverstein, Brian Snyder, Ashleigh Spiritas, Lisa Spry, lennifer Taylor, Cynthia Thomas, Tamicka LOWER LEFT: Fourth Graders waiting for Mrs, Pearce's art class. LOWER RIGHT: Fourth graders dress up for Halloween. LOWER SCHOOL FOURTH GR DE Travis, Morgan Wall, Tracy Weisberg, Rick Weiss, Erik Wettreich, Michelle White, Erin White, Ted Williams, Kevin Williams, Scott Williams, Wade Zipkes, Andrew it 1135- W1- par' TOP LEFT: Mrs. Read 84 David Schwarz bring the ocean to the Lower school. TOP RIGHT: Ray Everitt 81 Drew Peveto watch a film. LOWER LEFT: Lisa Spiritas 8i Ryan Miller show off their hats, LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Zeiter teaches fourth grade logo class, 1 ,L al 5 'f' 5 i.e if ffmcomz: ff: 'SQL scsi: fW f S V2 1 nf at Q ,..,:Tw f f ffZf W T 'fm -2 Q.: :? i', 2-4 . ' i E, U, . i , , Abdo, Nabil Ammons, David Asaff, Harl Bayles, Ben Beck, larrod Bell, Kristen Bierman, Bradley Bishop, Whitney Bogdanow, Lesley Burgin, Hugh Chang, Jonathon Chen, Kenny Chung, Margaret Conditt, Clint Darnell, Will Douglass, Patrick Drapkin, Ben Dubois, Michael Dunning, Meredith Earle, lacob Easterbrook, jeff Eikenburg, Emily Ellenbogen, Marc Ellis, Emily Emmett, Margaret Fanous, Gregory Farber, Kelly Fink, Alexis Fish, joel Forteith, Will LOWER LEFT: Dr. Blackburn helps a student with a reading assignment. LOWER RIGHT: l.D. Murchison, Megan Mewhin- ney, Courtney Rosenzweig 81 Nathan Hornbach enjoy hat day. Freedman, Adam Friedman, Bradley Gary, Benjamin Ginsburg, Caryn Gosdin, Lyndsay Hornbach, Nathan Hunt, Laurie lohnson, Erica Kasten, Amy Keyton, Karl Kirby, Sarah Lee, Brooke Liu, Michelle Lyons, Stephanie Manes, Gavin Marshall, Dustin McCoy, Dawn McMurry, leff Mewhinney, Megan Miller, MacKenzie Mullino, Magan Murchison, l.D. Murray, jade Osgood, lohn Piot, Chris Rosenzweig, Courtney Rygiol, Walter Sale, less Schanbaum, lessica Schuback, Michelle LOWER LEFT: Gordon, Megan, Erica, Mandy and Gregory recite poetry from james and the Gian! Peach. LOWER RIGHT: Freddy, Craig, Matt, lefi' and Marc show how they would re- act to seeing a giant peach floating overhead. LOWER SCHOOL THIRD GRADE J- A Q T' s, X I ww, ' 3 1. gl W 3 li Q' :rff , ,, A A , r i- ,, V, VV i ,ef X k S t if ., r A ,, A A A i M9 5 , X i f l if 1' 7 L V ' Nw I A v , lan W I ,, 94 if V 4 4 1,2 11. W :Q by-if i, ,, E ai' A 5 4 W, il -1 4, in if 'Y' AW J ml ,I ,QA N, 'N-,Q H YK Q3 E5Q5?Qii A 'F ,EX W , A ,r .AH ,ii A J' l f ,-vii' ii 35 .img 1 i . - f 31 J LOWER SCHOOL THIRD GR DE . Y ,, f x 'Z f ' as 2 4 ' F' 'Z f it TL 'X Shaw, Clemaria Sherman, Craig Snyder, Ienniter Sprunt, -Xlexander Sribhen, Roby n Stantord, Freddie Stex enson, Iustin Stewart, Sharon Tannen, David Thompson, Ian Toblernan, Lisa Tragus, Eric White, Mandy White, Stuart Wilkinson, Gordon Wyke, Aisha Zeiter, Nick Zucker, Matthew -W W' H tlai f r , 2 2? ff, f W We 4 I M 6442? gvi fff 5,-571 f H '--, f4ee,,qf,,. . W v oulff. , Evivif TOP LEFT: David Ammons 81 Michelle Liu in science class, TOP RIGHT. Third grade class area decorates the holes in our sails, LOWER LEFT Craig Sherman gives a Hat Day salute while in Phonics class with Marc Ellenbogen. LOWER RIGHT Lower Schoolers enjoy the game 149 LOWER SCHOOL SECOND GR DE Adler, jennifer Allgeier, Meridith Barton, Ross Baumoel, Megan Berlin, Eric Bloom, lulie Boetticher, Claire Boone, Aimee Bowie, Ted Budreck, Elaine Burns, Stefani Camp, Lindsay Carlos, jordan Chang, Teresa Charlebois, Sharon Chung, Grace Cleveland, Iason Cohen, jennifer deNavasques, Isabel Downing, Beth Eksaengsri, Eddie Feagin, Tiffany Feitel ll, Danny Glick, Brian Goldberg, loshua Graham, Reggie Han, Sophie Harford, Marisa Harris, Sara Hearty, leff Not Pictured: Cynthia Cooper LOWER LEFT: Claire Boetticher shares a hug with a new friend at Pet Show Day. LOWER RIGHT: New students Isabel deNavasques, Sarah Linz, and Bill Weatherford enjoy Greenhill spirit on Crazy Hat Day. .lf , t - fy gp, , , W1 'll' 4 .5 y 4' X 6 A' X I T ,, LQ, Q? fl L t ff? if 'ff 5 ,rf T ltt' I Q , X, LOWER SCHOOL SECOND GRADE Heidbrink, lay Helderman, Roz Hidell, Kyle Hornbach, Becky Howlett, Amy Hubler, Brian ludge, Nick Kasten, Jenny Klein, Tracy Lande, lohn Ley, Carolyn Linz, Sarah Lockhart, Amy Lubin, Brian Magid, Alyson Mahajan, Ramin Meek, Oliver Meltzer, Amanda Mitchell, Matt Mohan, Sameer Musselman, lace Nash, David O'Brien, Megan Osterland, Brook Parrott, Ashley Philips, justin Piel, Alex Plenge, Andy Reif, Foster Saetia, Mieng Ly LOWER LEFT: Second graders rest after showing the pets to the judges, LOWER RIGHT: jordan Carlos was proud to enter his little dog, Susie. LOWER SCHOOL SECOND GRADE Sanger, Michael Searcy, lohn Snyder, Lacey Spencer, Richard Sutton, David Tang, Eric Ternoey, Michael Tiner, Angela Tolleson, Carter K L: l V Valcik, Heather we Weatherford, Bill li J Westcott, Court L Q White, Charles Wittemen, jason Wright, Logan Young, Spencer Youssef, David TOP: Second graders anxiously await the judges results of the Annual Pet Show, LOWER LEFT: Michael Sanger proudly enters his dog, Gracie, in the show. LOWER CENTER: Nick ludge's chow, Fluffy, was a favorite, LOWER RIGHT: Kyle HideIl's dog, Hunter, was nearly as big as his owner. Brother William and a friend, Gentry Beach, visit. 2 I, f E LOWER SCHOOL FIRST GRADE i A 0 ff' s 4 Aided, Hana ' X 1 Allison, Shannon , , , Q , A . 4 - x I - 3 . .4 .V , - Bendapudi, Tem V , x . F' L K V Q , 1 Bennett, Valerie -F - A .V 'X ' 5 ' I Bierman, Kristin -, I- N X 'gg My I 5 I , Boomer, lennifer 5325 5:3 , H A , Z N' xv, , 1 4,.' : V 3 ,..z'-,Ea 1. a, .F ar ff ' LJ A ,, nf I' 'W H all Bruce, lamal ' .A EEC' if Clayton, Aubrey - 11 . ' if' 'fi Dennison, Fletcher 2 L J -J, Q 4 T ' Desai, Priyank .1 X Dickey, Joshua fit .r,, . Dryden, Suzanna ' W ' -:. ' 4 Everitt, Gracie ' 5 A Ewing, Iames Fowler, Clay Freedman, leremy Friedman, Nicole wi. Fuchs, Ryan Garrett, Tomasito Glass, Monica Goodrich, Katherine Haggerty, Khristina Hanson, Amy Harkey, lason 4' f Harris, Ashley A ' Howe, Natalie v 0 it N! Hearty, Katherine Y 5 i Hurst, Jessica , f ' lishi, Ramsey ' ' lolesch, Kimberly If , 5 A ' Qi I3 Vw ..V3,::,,.2 I JK f W xl V i 'I - -f f-MR I asm.. 1 M e ' ,Ht Q 632 LOWER LEFT: Mrs, Choate's reading class in their 1 ,, H hat day finery! LOWER RIGHT: Amy Swanholm's award winning Hornets. ' , ' A .. ZF, ' in 'Y V - ,,,-4. A , iffagt 2 if 4' 2 gfdll wa ,K 1 u..Af.,fi . 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'Ai f' ff ,335 lg X ,, K ff, -i,wa,,,X -an as as Q N93 .hxf VY 'lar if A. ' Tinsley, Tara Tobleman, Bridget Tobolowsky, Kathryn Utal, Sheryl Vaden, Andy Van Duyne, Bill Vaughn, Mike Velez, Javier Walker, Katy Weintraub, Lindsay Wettreich, Mark Wilkinson, Eric Woodall, Amanda Yim, Jeanie Yousuf, Sohail Ziff, Robert Zucker, Amanda TOP First grade math class doing a bartering LOWER RIGHT First grade P.E. class with LOWER LFFT First graders at homecoming fsiwlbm Adler, Tony Askenasy, Rita Beck, Michelle Bookatz, Karen Browning, Tyson Carter, Nicholas Cato, Lauren Davis, Hunter Dunagan, Brian Fuqua, Brie Huggins, lames laramillo, Luis Kimbrell, Suzanne Lande, Ken Lee, Nicholas Marabella, Paul McDaniel, Austin Meyer, David Oliver, Christopher Rademeyer, Tiffany Scoggin, Tove Stein, Kyle Stewart, lames Thompson, Holly LOWER SCHOOL PRIMER X J Y l A i .u W A .4 if TOP RIGHT: Primers 81 Ms. Thompson parade through second grade. LOWER LEFT: Mr, Murphy, guest carver helps the Primers in the annual pumpkin carving contest, LOWER RlGHT: Primer 81 First Grade Hornet award winners meet the Greenhill Hornet Mascot, V I AY .I 17:-Q -f -,fs W! f . 5 xdqn 3 . . Q. x 534 GS Walsh, lamie LOWER SCHOOL wi vs., l ,4- C., K 1 si xfr g 'K V f , f Q , ,0,.W.. Y ti fffllf, .r 2 Y, .. 'Ci TOP LEFT. Hunter Davis wears a hornet on hat day. TOP RlCHT.David Nash shares his dog withfriends.TOPRlCHT: lennifer Adler and cat at the second grade pet show. CENTER LEFT: Greenhill fans at the Homecoming game. CENTER RICHT' Hana Abed and Bridget Tobleman share a story. LOWER LEFT: jennifer Cohen throws a sponge at Mr. Bierman at the Carnival. LOWER RIGHT: Kristin Bierman and Katy Walker, first graders dressed for Halloween. 'MQ seg 'WV Zz. + I . K 3 Adams, Natalie Ashley, Whitney Babendure, Ashley Baird, Abbey Bendapudi, Ravi Berlin, Anne Bishop, Tyler Bleicher, Zachary Boone, Katherine Bosh, Patrick Brandt, Brig Burns, Brandon Callicutt, jessica Carroll, jennifer Coleman, Ryan Corona, Benjamin David, Barton Drapkin, jennifer Fellman, Rebecca Frazier, Fallon Gail, David Gorczyca, Kristen Goss, Aaron Gregory, Blake Grimes, Charlie Hardage, Zachary Hauptli, Stephen Hayes, Layton Hayward, Melissa Hendler, Kimberly LEFT: L. to R.: Patrick Bosh, David Gail, Melissa Hayward, julie Lee, jessica Callicutt. 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Background L. to R.: Fallon Frazier, Layton Hayes. 159 PRE Adler, Derek Allison, Lauren Benjamin, Steven Blanco, justo Blum, Sara Cohen, Neil Davis, Robbins Davis, Samantha Faull, jimmy Freeman, josh Fuqua, jeff Haas, Vanessa Hampton, Kelley jones, jennifer jones, Meredith Kiblawi, Laila Kiser, Sarah Marks, Rachel Murrey, Tanner Napper, jonathan Newman, Elizabeth O'Brien, Brendan Parrott, jaime Reishus, Matthew Riordan, Matthew Schutze, Staci Sharp, Lindsey Shideler, jason Snyder, Pam Stanford, Harry LEFT: jonathan Napper, Rob- bins Davis, Harry Stanford and Matthew Reishus. RIGHT: jeffrey Caldcleugh and Ashley Fuqua. 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The Sophomores did similar activities at Camp Grady Spruce, aimed to promote thinking and cooperation. The luniors travelled to Glen Rose, Texas, where they spent time playing Trivial Pursuit and some other adventure games. They also brainstormed about their Shrimp Boil fundraising project held in conjunction with T0 Kill A Mockingbird. The Seniors had planned to canoe along the Brazos, but due to inclement weather the class ot '87 spent their time in Dallas. They filled their two days with discussion about their Senior Privilege Proposal, an evening of skits and a cookout, and an afternoon of games at Northhaven Park. TOP CENTER' Dr Marks and Mr. Kasten chat during a relaxing moment on the Junior tampout TOP RIGHT' Mr Garcia gives lohn directions. CENTER LEF'l Bobby and Kate as Upper School Freshmen CENTER RIGHT: Coach Holadak beams brightly as the luniors display their success at teamwork LOWER LEFT: Matt decides to take a break on his campout LOWER CENTER: Karen, Mindi and lennifer smile for the camera. LOWER RIGHT Robin, Traci and Gina provide several different reactions towards the success of their campout. If 'Z' ' s .. in ' 5 , - , ., f Tx ii Q S if 166 Q Heal is gh. X9 ff- -r Q H-Pt 43 A.-fx, I 4 'TW 'Z' - : A , 2 J , fi 'V' ' X h 7 'ity La., ,, ,, ,ff - 'Y , . ,pgs My rw -I9 AWWA! x . , Vp , f .KW iv Y, W1 Q Q A if FZ? Wt 'W , ' JV' UPPER LEFT: Cindy, Kent and Debra displayed their talent in The junior Follies. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Foote watches as the Sophomores display the closeness of a true Greenhill Family, CENTER LEFT: The Freshmen try to attempt the defeat of truly Hroughing it. CENTER RIGHT: The juniors begin their campout with bright shining faces. LOWER LEFT: The juniors sang their heart out to provide complete togetherness, LOWER CENTER: The Sophomores took charge in order to obtain complete control of their campout. LOWER RIGHT: Kate made several new friends on her campout. 167 Middle School Campouts Grades 5, 6, and 8 went camping in the fall. The 5th graders spent one night at Lake Texoma QS-eptember 25-2635 the 6th grade went in two groups to camp Classen in Oklahoma IOctober 20-23Ig the 8th grade went to the Y-O Ranch, in the hill country near Kerrville. Nature studies and hiking were done by all groupsg the high ropes course provided challenge and tension for the 8th graders. l!!Q!.Q fi- . .H ' 'P' ' 'if-1 I' 1'5'.'?'2 'QIFV 1, Q -a2F-f.f'f .sb f if E 1' ' -.Av T . ' V+ 'Q . ,QfN'e. ' TOP RIGHT: Ezra and Greg collaborate while be 'Y' 'fluff L . I 1 touring the Lake Texoma Nature Trail. if Q' . 1 'A . CENTER LEFT: Mrs. McDole's advisees wait for the fa, ' ' judges to evaluate their sand sculpture. fd -'if L ,. gl CENTER RIGHT: Melissa visits with inquisitive I Q . 'ggi' ostriches at the Y-O game pasture. .A-E, ' -V LOWER LEFT: Ian works on his drawing of a natural 5 1 . E object. M is 'jf LOWER CENTER: The high ropes course requires a 4 - leap of faith. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Perryman and his advisees rest 4 atop the falls at Camp Classen. 1 if 4 S it ,J f Q ll ' N kt X ,f ll? gm Q .M I z I.. Q ff 2 .1 I ,Q an Q . . a , 3 . . - , ' '- N 2 ff.ff'vQ , . 'N , ' 1 168 .F TOP LEFT: Elycia fearlessly begins her ascent. TOP RIGHT: Ms. Norvell's advisees construct the mOat, walls, and turrets of their castle CENTER LEFT: Holly, Sarah, Tiffany, and Marlo cross the stream under Ms. West's careful watch. CENTER RIGHT: Shannon concentrates, despite wind and sun, on her artwork. LOWER LEFT: Naturalist john Preston prepares the 6th graders for their hike to the falls. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. P's advisory proudly displays their sand turtle. LOWER CENTER: leff does his high-wire act. 169 The annual second grade pet show was held in all its barking and purring glory, Students brought pets from Great Danes to crickets. Many animals had been carefully coiffed, and some even dressed for the occasion. Pets were admired by the whole lower school and some upper school students, who remembered bringing their own Fluffy or Fido to school in second grade. Awards were presented to all pets, including the loudest barking dog, the fluffiest pet, and the cat most like Garfield - he only slept and ate! Aa I Tk TOP RIGHT: Iordan and Eric show off their dogs. TOP LEFT: Jennifer cuddles with her cat. CENTER LEFT: leff, Lindsay, and Ashley pose with a baby rabbit. CENTER RIGHT: Awards are presented by Mrs. Velvin. LOWER LEFT: Nicholas, winner of the Best Dressed Award, is owned by Richard Spencer. LOWER RIGHT: losh and Andy with their pet turtle. LOWER CENTER: lason, David, and Brian are admiring the hampsters. 170 Second Grade Pet Show , .-S ow q I an . .A ,I Q , I W ,v , 4. H, , f , F d all A la? V, A 'Q' A 'L A-A ll ff A' Mil' 1 Pre-School! Lower School Halloween wi S ei I ....... ..... 4 M 4 WW- M a 9 y if 5 i f Each year at Halloween, Greenhill's littlest goblins and Tinker Bells take signs in hand and set out from the Preschool building. Led by Dr. Rule, they bring their l'Preschool Power to every corner of the campus. The L.S. also brings out its multitudes of witches, princesses and clowns to parade in full force. dst, Mr TOP LEFT Danny and Zak dress up as Mickey Mouse TOP RIGHT lavler the astronaut. CENTER LEFT Dr Rule Elizabeth, lason, Laila, Trevor, Steven loshua Merideth Meg-Ann, and Derek show off their Preschool Power' CENTER RlGHT. Bill left and Megan show off their Halloween costumes LOWER LEFT' Meredith, Lesley Emily, Whitney, and Clemaria in costume LOWER RIGHT: Natalie and Lindsey do Halloween activities. LOWER CENTER Amy dresses up as a baby. -1 43-V,X W 171 Homecoming '86 Shows .axe Homecoming of 1986 proved to be one of the most successful in Greenhill's history. Excitement built in the preceding week with voting for the Queen and King, halftime rehearsals and the all-school pep rally on Spirit Day. Fortunately, Saturday turned out to be a beautiful day. Activities were kicked off with the Middle School game followed by the traditional picnic. The Varsity game followed. The first half went well for the Hornets as the jumped off to a sizeable lead over TMI. Colin McCarty, one of the area's leading rushers, set a season high rushing record, and was presented with the game ball. Halftime activities included the traditional recognition I f senior athletes, the announcement of Queen and King and a special E .yvard was presented to a Greenhill Alum, Leslie Linka Glatter. The Homeebrning.Queen and King of 1986 were Iulie Hoffman and Kirk Dunk. 5.The.1lwIornets then finished ofthe afternoon with a 42-21 vietory over the Panthers. The evening which followed wentfiust as well. The Homecoming -dance was held at the Harvey House on Midaway, with music provided .. ....,. . . . - 1 1 .... Q f ...,..,,., . ft - f ...wise Mes K V HZ. .,.... .... ....l M .,... . .i ......... tt.. tt.. ...T . seis . - - ' TOP RIGHT The upper school cheerleaders and the Hornets help the lower schoolers get spirited. Znd RIGHT Senior parents and athletes are recognized at halftime 3rd RIGHT. The Hornets run onto the field ready for victory. 4th RIGHT Some senior football players give the cheerleaders a hand at the Pep Rally, MIDDLE LEFT Greenhill parents and students cheer on the Hornets. BOTTOM OF PAGE Progression of the annual 7th grade balloon launch created a spectacular sight K P J .s s . . ... . ,.., S., ,. 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' , i ,., Y '9 fi, 0 5 .Sk Q , we Q so '- y 0 3 'K' 0 A 5 N 09 new ' ,jk i' Q li' 0 we ' 0 , sf 9 Q 9 'Q 'T 'Z 0 if ,ig 9 Q U ,J 'GQ ' 4 uf ' 0 , 3 io U sf at W' 'B ' 9 9 Q f o .xv ' ' 've 0 Q 9 nga 9 Q 0 8 9 9 an H .4 0 Primer - Individual applie pies for 150? You wouIdn't tackle it, but each year the Kindergarteners do. Thanksgiving brings the Primer Indians to the Hoblitzelle I'restaurant to enjoy a mini-feast prepared by the Preschoolers and Lower Schoolers, themselves. There's no cover charge for the lively entertainment provided by the children under Mrs. McGee's enthusiastic leadership, In first grade, Thanksgiving was celebrated with an annual week-long event. Breads and pies were baked, butter was churned, fruits and vegetables were chopped, corn was roasted over an open fire, The week ended with a feast for pilgrims and Indians, complete with turkey and dressing, and a program of songs and poems for parents. I TOP CENTER: Weldon Chang. TOP RIGHT: A. Mack, W. Ashley 84 E. Yim with Mrs. McGee. CENTER LEFT: N. Stanford, M. Wettreich, R. Ziff, B. VanDyne, T. Schuman. CENTER RIGHT: Primer class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Hornbach, Ms. Choate, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. L. Zeiter, Ms. Douglass, Mrs. Dickens, Mrs. Brette, Mrs. I. Zeiter. BOTTOM CENTER: Front - D. Schiller, I. Dickey, T. Tapia. Back - M. Schoellkopf, C. Madsen, Mr. Foote, A. Woodall. BOTTOM RIGHT: The feast is about to begin. 174 First Grade Thanksgivin e ast 42. '43 Fa Y n ' an we , K , X ' x f KT? x F.-f sf - Play The traditional 4th Grade Thanksgiving Play, performed for the 36th year, continued its growth and development in 1986. The play was originally written by Helen Misura for the Lower School, and it has become an intrinsic part of the social studies curriculum. As the 4th Grade grew from a mere 20 students back in 1950 to its present 70 + students, more scenes and characters were added. The present production integrates music, art and social studies, and it is performed on multi-level staging. This year additional costumes were made by our 4th Grade mothers so that for the first time for many years every character had his! her own costume. TOP RIGHT: Miss Davis' homeroom discusses leaving Holland, TOP LEFT: Mrs. Fuchs' homeroom suffers trials and terrors aboard the Mayflower. CENTER ABOVE: Pilgrim women, from Mr. Walker's homeroom, listen as Squanto teaches them about planting corn. CENTER LOWER: Parson Todd Howell leads 4th grade in prayer 84 song. CENTER RlGHT: Pilgrim father's from Mrs. Fuchs' homeroom lay down laws for their new settlement. BOTTOM RIGHT: ln Mrs. Knaus' homeroom, a secret prayer meeting in England is discovered by Redcoats. BOTTOM LEFT: Pilgrims and Indians from Mr. Walker's homeroom have a A 175 The half-day before Thanksgiving break is traditionally Grandparents day. This year was no exception. Grandparents from many states, as well as from Dallas, attended school. Students proudly introduced their grandparents to friends and teachers, showed them examples of their best work, and presented specially prepared programs. Lower Schoolers recited poetry and sang songs. The Middle School chorus, band, and orchestra performed. They also attended abbreviated classes. Some grandparents with several grandchildren moved from grade to grade to get a look at the schoolday lives of all of their grandchildren, Preschool through Upper School. sa Q fs- TOP RIGHT: Whitney Ashley and her grandfather make a design with pattern blocks. TOP LEFT: A pre-school grandfather read to Trey Sands. CENTER RIGHT: jennifer, Megan and Layton work on a project as Layton's grandmother observes. CENTER LEFT: Miengly, Sara and Beth show Beth's grandfather their creative writing papers. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Renasco, jennifer and Kerri Lee's grandmother, is welcomed by our Hornet. CENTER MIDDLE: Michelle shares her grandparents with Kyle during their visit to the Primer class. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. McDole's class holds discussion session 176 ga ss Shane Da Y 9 n'i Liv -rt 1 B iles is Fix' kllymv gfsswv' f, .RWM ttf! s x o '35, 3 s P Q- 1 if ssts 2131 Tri' --s--....,,,,,s ,- - -ev :gif 'st .0 1 - 5' U X I L :Rl 453.1 4 ,f A K ' -1. , ,., it s 'wr 1 F' Z 'I ffm? K new I The Seventh Grade completed its reading of Shane on Ianuary 29 f Shane Day l, and Ianuary 30, when they traveled to the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Performances of every scene from the Novel followed a chili and dessert cook-off, with students receiving prizes for both acting and culinary talent. At Fort Worth, students viewed western art and talked with 4-H entrants in the Fat Stock Show. 00 , 2' wav TOP LEFT: Eric and Brian repare to feast on chili. TOP RIGHT: Melissa ponclers the next question during her interview of a 4-H student. CENTER LEFT: Grady, Cindy, Dominique, Amy and Seth pose in the Amon Carter Museum. CENTER RIGHT: Alison and Allie smile expectantly before sampling some gourmet chili. LOWER LEFT: Stephanie peers into a pen to learn about the care of animals. LOWER RIGHT: Andy closes in on Ieff and Philip, as Peter tends bar, LOWER CENTER: Amy courageously goes for seconds. , 177 SIXTH GRADE RENAISSANCE DAY In December, the Sixth Grade completed its study of the Renaissance with a day of pageantry, music, games, and fine food. The decoration of the pod, the promenade through the school and the costumes of both students and faculty all reflected the spirit of that era. A sumptuous feast and various outdoor games provided the fun! I i , Q I , '- 1 . 2 , F s SX . is ,st S J 7-a...., I, X TOP King of the Log pits Robin versus Ben CENTER LEFT: Mundi, Marlo, Robyn, Courtney and Barbi model Renaissance attire, CENTER RIGHT Mrs Ross and her advisees prepare for skittles. CENTER MIDDLE: Bill, as Court lester, presents the day's events, LOWER LEFT: Iennifer, Molly and Louis enioy ideal weather for croquet. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Oliver conducts the Troubadours, BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Walters serves as Ryan, Ieff, Nicole, Iennifer and Wendi prepare to feast, 178 EQ'-. ale 1 fm fz?1f'f V 41 R54 NS-won.....,,, n X ,aw A ' rw , T PQ, 'Ss e x Greek Day The fifth grade students and faculty fably assisted by volunteer parentsl devote one day each year in honor of the Greek civilization. Native dances, Greek food, and a discussion of traditional Greek clothing are included. The students present skits depicting the gods and goddesses of mythology. .V .N ff We-H at M . 1 ' f ,I -,-,ff ' fj:,15a. WL3faf,w WWW HQ! It iw' 'i TOP: Mr. Krones and Mrs. Darras demonstrate authentic Greek dances. CENTER RIGHT: Alexis and Elle perform a musical skit. CENTER MIDDLE: Iill, Amy, and Teryn admire Mrs, Darras' display of handicrafts. CENTER LEFT: Simone, Khraish, and Malika enact some original drama, BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Weisberg serves a hungry group - Denver, Robert, Garrison, Dawn, Gentry 81 David. LOWER LEFT: jamie presents an original myth. BOTTOM: Robert speaks the Greek language under Mr. Foote's tutelage. Senior Follies For the first time in many years, the senior class put together a production of Senior Follies. After an entertaining fall performance by Mr. Norris' advisory for the senior class, the seniors realized that if they all used their creative energies, they would be able to resurrect Senior Follies, raise money and, most importantly, be able to imitate their favorite teachers. Although it looked like the performance would not get off the ground, the class pulled it together in time and presented some hilarious skits. Colin McCarty led a desperate search throughout the evening as Bernard Gerhardt for limmy Kwun. Though he looked everywhere - in a disciplinary committee meeting, in a teacherfs meeting, at a faculty party, and at a rap session - he could not find limmy. Finally, however, he located limmy freeing the Hockaday and St. Mark's students from their miserable lives. The skits were conducted with the seniors' unperfected version of l'Stay lust A Little Bit Longer. The traditional Winterfest dance followed Follies, and Greenhill's own Spam performed. The highlight of the t 2 ,ff dance was the announcement of the Winterfest Queen and King who were elected earlier in the week. The contest was very close, and several winners were named. Second runners-up were Kelle Wood and both Matteo Garaccia and Tom Read. First runners-up were Stefani Dardaganian and David Crooks. The Queen and King of 1987 were seniors ludy Sayah and leff Fiedelman. Vg 180 LOWER LEFT - Winterfest runners-up - Torn Stefani, King leff Fiedelman 84 Queen ludy Sayah. ABOVE LEFT - Norris Advisory - 'Discipline Committee Meeting. LOWER RIGHT - Kilrner's Advisory - US Faculty Meetingf' CENTER LEFT - Wright's Advisory liFaculty Party. CENTER MlDDLE - limmy visits Eastus' Advisory - llSt MarksfHockaday Dance. CENTER RIGHT - Napolis!Parhani and Edward Advisories - uRap Session. TOP RIGHT - llDo you want a Granola Bar? BELOW RIGHT - Murphys Advisory - 'lCollegt Counseling Office. it ws , 1 be rf! l'..!E ti: ..mM.....m-- A 9 e f nl V 9 ' o -,, nw , , U, I 1 I, K' ' A f 't 4 1 f 1 slr mm K ff' W VIVL , ,Y,V,..AVV 3, I 1 ,Mae ve V -f 1 f t aw ,, , ' for 'f ' f' xr' 'Aff tg J 1,17 L f lm A W. Washington Close-Up From November 30 to December 6, 1986, a number of Greenhill students got the opportunity to participate in a week of intensive study of the United States Government and its International Affairs. The Close-Up Program allows students to listen and question many speakers who represent different points of view in the governmental community. Activities of the program included student debates on topics ranging from nuclear disarmament to the 14th amendment, visits to the Supreme Court and Arlington Cemetery, an international politics game where student acted as leaders of countries and pursued their countries' best interests, and for relaxation, an excursion to the Georgetown area. The Close-Up trip is an excellent way to better understand and appreciate our own system of government. issa 1 I l.Qiii?Q ,f C ssi - 3 if , W -rm L if , X ,L i ff- 4 f ' g N -L s-...-4' it P - in .. V1 ' P . . . . zgg Q g I A l , Q Y Yfjj. A . is TOP LEFT - The Vietnam War Memorial 81 Washington Monument at sunset. TOP RIGHT - On the way to visit the Capitol and Congressman Steve Bartlett, CENTER LEFT: Kevin Price of the American Defense Foundation allows his assistant to answer a stifling question posed by Senior Greg Homan on nuclear disarmament, CENTER RIGHT - I'Dr. Bob explains the International Relations Activity. LOWER LEFT - After an intensive week of listening, learning, and debating, Greenhill Close-Up students relax with a farewell dance at the Sheraton Hotel in Arlington, Va. LOWER RIGHT - Mrs, Roman finds time to expand her cultural awareness at a Matisse Exhibit. Involvement in the day-to-day life of Greenhill does not end with graduation, Alumni involvement is stronger than ever. Throughout the year, the Alumni Council plans events such as Homecoming, the Headmaster's Reception, the Senior Brunch, Career Day and the Iune Picnic. The Alumni Council assists Annual Giving by holding phonathons to raise monies for the purchase of needed items - this year the Alumni money was used to buy new furniture for the Library. The Distinguished Alumnus Award was established two years ago and this year's recipient was Lesli Linka Glatter '71, Lesli is a film director in Hollywood. Congratulations to the Class of '87. You are now members of a very active and vital part of the Greenhill Community - the Alumni Association. I ai L. .ie L xxx? K N in TOP RIGHT- Distinguished Alumnus Lesli Glatter '71 with I to r Phil Foote, Toni Beck, Bernard Fulton, Bob Glatter. UPPER LEFT: Seniors enjoy the delicious buffet at the Senior Brunch. UPPER RIGHT: Lesli mesrnerizes the Thespians. MIDDLE LEFT: Alums and seniors talk over college choices at the Senior Brunch. MIDDLE RIGHT' Sheryl Ellis and recent grads reminisce at the Headmaster's Reception. BOTTOM LEFT: Alumni Director Carol Linn. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rain did not dampen spirits at the lune Picnic. 162 Wai-W xx Alumni Council Welcomes The Senior Class of 1987 X ' .- ,N-f 10' 'J 1 . f 0 iQ 'll' I1 A wi! X0 TOP LEFT: 1966 Reunion Homecoming TOP RIGHT: Top right - 50's Reunion UPPER LEFT: Class of '71 Reunion MIDDLE LEFT: Class of '76 Reunion BOTTOM LEFT: Class of '81 Reunion UPPER RIGHT: l'On the Roadf' Austin Reunion MIDDLE RIGHT: Austin Reunion - Driskill Hotel BOTTOM RIGHT: Alumni Council President Bonnir Hamje '73 183 Dramatization of liTo Kill A Mockingbird LOWER LEFT: 'lAtticus lKirk Dunkj explains to Ulem , in front of the jail, why these men are angry Walter Cunningham lRaIph Hamml, l'Bob Ewell lEvan Fitzmauricej and liTownsman llimmy Kvvunj, LOWER RIGHT: 'Tom Robinson fPrince Campy on witness stand before 'iludge Taylor llvlark Platti as NMayella QEllen Newfeldj, Bobl' and i'Mr. Gilmer Uon Buchmeyerj listen to testimony. 'X s. va -4 Showcases Exceptional Talent. f W V,- ,z-,af V f ' 1- I M N., , f M M' V if ff Mc, ff-R E T ll l x iw L V ' 9 if an , 'Q , - wa! ' v 715' f' . . ,Y Q1 - ' ,J 9--Qififf., Q TOP LEFT' Friends explore Boo Radley's Tree. 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Drapkin, Director Mrs. McGee. CENTER RIGHT: E. Manes 1Sugar Plum Fairyj. CENTER MIDDLE: Foreground: M. Hayward, A. Babendure, I. Lee. Back Row: I. Callicut, R. Weinstein lChinese Ladiesj. LOWER LEFT Front: K. Shtofman, C. Grimes, B. Tang, G. Sharry. Back: S. Hauptli, R. Bendapudi, B. Schmitz, Z. Mechanic, D. Solon 1Russian Soldiersl. LOWER RIGHT Front: B. Corona, I. Mitchell, I. McAtee, R. Coleman. Back: M. Wallach T. Bishop, Z. Hardage, A. Goss, fMouse King 81 Micel. 190 A --1 5 ,,,' I . 4 Primers 1st Grade 2nd Grade Primer, 1st, and 2nd Grades 3rd Grade 3rd and 4th Grades 4th Grade 3rd Grade felsslas -ng fr fi -wmv. 5TH GRADE ORFF CLASS 7TH GRADE GIRLS CHORUS BTH GRADE GlRl5 CHORUS Betsy Baum 'Danielle Brutsche 'Shannon Emerick 'Mandy Goldman 'Elise Griffin 'Tate Hackney 'Barbi Kreisler 'Kerri Lee Cindy Lyons 'Molly Morrow Marilyn Redpath 'Shayna Rosen 'Karen Schwartz 'Sarah Sentilles 'Tamira Sperling Pamela Vilches 'Kira Zimmerman 'Denotes solofensemble festival participant 7TH GRADE GlRLS CHORUS Semaj Bell 'Sonnet Blanton 'Dominique Brutsche Christina Buchanan Ellen Chung 'Linda Denahan 'Kali Einsohn 6TH GRADE cHoRus MIDDLE 8. us. ci-ioizusiss 'Christa Kim 'Katherine Kirby 'Heather Lake Amy Lichtenstein 'Melissa McCurley Katie Menzer 'Naomi Miller Cory Murphy 'loey Music Courtney Myers 'Cari Phillips Shelley Robertson 'Cindy Rockwell 'Beth Rule 'Francine Samuels 'Amy Tannen 'latasha Taylor Maryam Toofanian Melissa Vorhies Thao Vu 'Kim Williams 'Allie Woghin 7TH 81 8TH GRADE BOYS CHORUS 'Jonathan Bierner Chad Bryant 'jeff Cole Makau Elder 'Troy Howell 'Stephen Lipton Courtney Ashley David Murphy Gentry Beach 'Alex Sanger Amy Berlin Philip Darnell ima lizom Adam Dunn my wman 'lason Ginsburg Simone Brutsche Lee Larson Rebecca Burton Ernest Mason Elisa Cantu 'Grady Raskin Andy Sheffield Adam Sprankell STH GRADE ORFF CLASS Rachel Kinman Eric Lewis Robert Meltzer Betty Montague Ashley Oliver lessica Piel lessica Porter Shawn Rosenzweig Susan Samuels lamie Schwartz Emily Sentilles Brian Sheehan loshua Spalding Victor Villones Teryn Volkman Fletcher Cordell Amy Davidson Dawn Finley Shannon Harris William Hidell Lindsey Irons Kathryn Kallison 6TH GRADE CHORUS Wafa Abed lason Aronoff Alec Bauman Elizabeth Bernstein Amanda Bhuket Stephanie Blackburn Russ Brutsche Sarah DeBerry Scott Dryden Darcie DuBois ludv Easterbrook Robin Finkelstein Drew Fleming Wendi Geffen Kara Gentsch Eldridge Goins leremiah Goulka Pepe Guzman Courtney Haas Alex Holmes Rachael lablo lulie Kinney Chad Klawetter Barbie Lane lennifer Lux lulie Magid Marlo Malamis Tiffany McDaniel Molly McMurray R an Moran Ellen Oberwetter Mindi Partee lenny Sherling Sta Sin er Lindysey Siibell Lisa Stein Robyn Strelitz Nicole Taylor Diep Truong V Avinash Val urupalli Dana Wiesenfe d Holly Woodrow 7-8 GRADE BOYS CHORUS 7-8 GRADE GIRLS CHORUS 5TH 8 6TH STRINGS VIOLINS Alexis Clark Tasha Curry Anne Dodge lason Harlow Matthew l-lornbarh Ariel Kruger Kari Lyons Adrienne Maldonado Carlos Mendez lulio Mendez Douglas Moore Louis Okon Kelly Pugh Tyler Thomas STH GRADE BAND VIOLA Mir hael Ross CELLO Meridyth Bland FLUTES Malika Burrnan Stephanie Cohen lenntfer Dupree Ezra Flnkin lohn Hashop Megan Huggins Tracey Knaus Stephen Liu Kira Shro shire Mandy Szbell lnstrumentalists Combine -Q2 STH GRADE BAND 6TH GRADE BAND CLARINETS Lauren Heldbrink Matthew bugerman lill Goldman Richard Hubler BARTIONES Rachel Lowe Ashley McQuald Evan Norris Elle Warren lanuna Washington Wendy Williams TRC JMBONES Mike Brannon Khraish Khraish Mu hael Kim Brad Townsend SAXOPHONE5 Robert Agnich Stephen Ballas Gregory Dinur Robbie Harris Barrett Howell Eric lohnsori Chandra Patel lan Ray Courtney Sheperd lan Weisberg Aquiyl Wyke Garrison Ziff TRUMPETS Triston Brewer Gregory Coke left Hagler Denver Hamilton Steven Hartln Morgan Malone Trey Nelson David Quinones David Resnick Laura Schoellkopl Carter Wallace 19TH GRADE BAND FLUTE5 lordan Burton Melissa Elwell Debra Myers Brad Williams TRUMPETS Suzanne Anderson lennifer Bishop Sam Burgess Holland Gary Geoff lones Bryan Kutner Ryan McMillan Conn Walters CLARINETS Iefl Ellenbogen Wally jones Bert loyner Brad Seal Alex Wettreich TRQ JMBONES lose-ph Carlos leftrey Oldham Ryan Eatmon Kris Zeiter SAXOPHONES Dusty Gray Tom Kelton Isaac Lavie Kevin McKay Ben Ross Cindy Solomon Mark Tamin Bill Teague Mark Toews Lawrence Walters 7TH GRADE BAND FLUTES Semai Bell Mir hele Burnstein Molly Erdman Carey Hartin Christa Kim Karen Massrrian Ienny Seimers OBOE Alison Read CLARINETS Brian Cleveland Nicole Hunt Eric lohnson Larnbrlne Stergios Latasha Taylor 5TH!6TH GRADE BAND 7TH GRADE BAND ALTO SAXOPHONE5 Brian Calhoun Cole Dunmtk Charles Norton Beth Romans Matthew Rush Ryan Spirltas TENOR SAXOPHON lason Spiritas TRUMPETS Sean Burton Dimitri Darras Gavin Donner Brett Gleitsmann Michael Lubin Eric Natinsky Lee Rand FRENCH HORN Ellen lohnson TROMBONE5 Andy Gilbert Philip Han PERCEJBSIONS Michael Blrenbaum Marc lohnson lay Riley Daniel Sunshine rw A mmf? win ,iir web L rp 1 195 194 Their Talents at Holiday Concerts BTH GRADE IAZZ ENSEMBLE ALTO SAXOPHONES Meredith Ellis Elyria Solomon CLARINET Arine Sribhen BASS CLARINET Fonya Mondell TRUMPETS Ryan Hamilton Bryan Hoffman GUITARS Bobby Breakell lay Sherman PERCUSSION Michael Bond Chris Wells 10TH-12TH GRADE IAZZ ENSEMBLE ALTO SAXOPHONES Michael Brittaln Arthur Lee Tim Siemers TENOR SAXOPHONES Elliott Goodman Braden Hosch BARITONE SAXOPHONE Matthew Moniot TRUMPETS Kurt Freytag Matthew Henderson Cash House Marc Marrocco Saul Meyer BTH GRADE IAZZ BAND 9TH GRADE IAZZ ENSEMBLE TROMBONES BASS Russ Hoffman Emily Erwin Daniel Son FLUTES KEYBOARDSXPERCUSSION Aljgon Cfang Sarah Read Deann Dodson Burney Washington llll Crimes BASS GUITAR Lynda Kim Evan Fitzmaurice Erin Menzer DRUMS OBOE IKOYI Wlnfl Chad Lynch CLARINETS Arik Gamer GREENHILL ORCHESTRA Michael Somer Ami Stribhen VIOLINS PERCUSSION Peter Bogdanow Marc Birenbaum loseph Choi Erin Chung Evi Fvebis 9TH GRADE lfxzz ENSEMBLE Leslie Garrard Ariel Kruger Rohit Kumar Karl Lyons lennlfer Nam Ada Norris Brian Shiker Rebecca Skinner lennifer Tappmeyer Catherine Williams Kenya Wilson VIOLA Michael Ross CELLOS Dustin MacWlthey lin Park lenny Sherling ALTO SAXOPHONE Corey Pride Kyle Senzer TENOR SAXOPHONE Chris Cousins BARITONE SAXOPHONE Connor Hopkins TRUMPETS Granger Dale Gina Khraish Russell Pearlman GUITARS Trey McAdams jonathan Taylor KEYBOARDS Matthew Dunn U.S. JAZZ BAND CREENHILL ORCHESTRA David Klein Barry Marcus PERCUSSION Michael Barnett Neal Wright 195 I. , , A we wv ,g , A ' N -V w - - ' ' ' f' r -'fgigla 5 gg , ,..,. 1 ,, ,ig r' 4 ,K t , is-t- .. -,f fa. ff e, f ,,4. F-2' ,1p:f,23'?jM,, 2 JS, ,ke A V' ,Q .f,'N'5E ' ' A ?31j',Qn?I, , -, f39,j-'- -. 4-v. .. ' 2 ', .l,,,,,,: Q.i .1V 2, axtgy, 4.,,V?,5t J, A I -,Gigi 'hr Lv all I K if .L A I as ff -2 'i ..: :ff - f V L 4 x .J-A. ?t.6A.7'.nt y,,,gi-gf 'X -V gh 4 .M ,W I R. P yifrnr. V. .W ,f My W if , reams-'ay ss, ' f W 1. A 1. - gff't.2'z. i5',i'f'2l A .Q A if 'f f' ' ,' WH' ' Y 'Ali' 3 Suk :Li - ' ,, ,, g si- g 3, L ,gay , I A 512, 14 I mmf , . , r.,- nm . .9 V ' ' .jf M' 1 Q: , ' , L-val , , f 1, ' 5. Q g f ' Q fy' 4 N 'K A Ki 'A ya ' if A84 i v . I . ,f t ,Mi . 2 9 S V X TM ' ' H fa Y ,f J V , f , -. 'ft t f 'N - ' L f'i9N'!t . f ,Q ' 1 T fit A A tts.. .,, ,LX f . 1 px U 5' 4 A 3 ' t Singers The Greenhill Singers, under the direction of Michael Manes, have enjoyed another year of great success. Since the chorus' inception in 1977, the group has grown from eight members to nearly fifty. Although the group's repertoire and style have not changed, its audience has. This year, in addition to singing at Homecoming and at their annual holiday and spring concerts, the Singers performed at the State Fair, Greenhill's Grandparents Day, the Easter Seals fundraiser, the Dallas Arboretum Society's Spring Fling at the DeGolyer Estate, Dallas' Market Center, Stanley Korshak, the Adolphus lon WRR radiol, Medical City, the Dedman Medical Center, The Cresent Atrium, th lnfomart, and several Addison Rotary meetings. Havin performed at the 1984 New Orleans Worldfs Fair an at Vancouver's Expo '86, the Singers will continue th national tradition in 1987 with a performance on th Fantasy Faire Stage at Florida's Disneyworld in june. n c 'A ' ' , f , ,W ,ff U up 'fz . :age Y ' tt. 9. f ' it i 5 I A ' Q :, , 1 i ' I . , I . gr .L azly n X1 ,X 1 - 1 s r' . . it .K W, 3,1 :kk . q .. 1 at at et as it-, A W g as ,. ,W , ,x ,W :I W . K. z 'S ' 5 , 1 W gk sn . 'fu E Q .- ff Q at f I 'g si an .ta 1 g a s .. , f. L . - .. s -- , 5 t, , N, x Front Row1 T. Tunnell, L. Feizy, l. Sayah, 1. Hoffman, P. Strelitz, L. Fischman. 2nd Row: l. Kirby, C. Siegal, A. Morrow, I. Stern, I. Taylor, K, Wiley, K. Dunk, T. Bhuket, D. Budd, L. Lyon, A, Murdock, T. Richardson. 'ird Row' M. Ablon, A. Sanger, K. Dowe, E, McQuaid, P, Kelton, C. McCarty, R, Greagor, R, Starnes, B. Nelson, l, Pearson, A, Thompson, C. Myers, K, Davis. Back Rowi S. Brice, M. Kleinman, C. Darras, T. O'Loughlin, T. johnson, R. Loc onto, C. Velvin, l. Hickman, S. Cindling, M. Platt, C. Rule, l. Brutsche, O. Block. 196 TOP LEFT: lunior and Senior members of Singers. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Manes directs the Singers at the Adolphus. CENTER TOP: One of the busiest days for the Singers is Homecoming, CENTER LOWER: Singers perform at the State Fair. LOWER LEFT: Singers traveled to Vancouver, B.C. for Expo '86 Cub Scouts 1, 'J-fx, Wifife nv A int Row L-R K. iell. mtRow L-R: P. C. Piot,l Zeiter. -R: l. Osgood, Boy Scouts l+ lll'1ilLl l.lliiElMlSil lv l C 'B B a ' . A.,A ,su 1,-M i ,Qt C, . ,,5g.,x xii- 4,2 :S , R, . i -.... Front Row ll to rl: F Cordell, G Coke, C Walters, W lones, H Cary, Mr Hartin. Zncl Row. C Klawetter, D Cray,L Walters, D MclnvaIe,.N1 Rush, Mr Rush Sid Row Mr Klawetter, Mr Hagler, I. Hagler, S. Ballas, l Spaulding, Mr Hidell - Scout Master Not pictured R Kumar, Ci Beach, B. Seal, I. Aronoff, W Hide-ll 4 K ri.. Left to Dunagan, l. Dempsey-Corbett. A. Bryant, W :nt Row ilips, R. Graham, I. Witteman. 'QQ' 1 is ,,a. My .,f .,,.. ,? ,., F F , ,,,., ,V ' L Q' :',' I ' ' 'A ff, 9 ,exft ' r' F 3 ml, ll 'I' ' C 'Q ' nt Row L-R: M. Mitchell, I. Heidbrink, B. Click, l. Hearty, M. Sanger, O. Meek, D. Youssef, Left to Feitel, N. Judge. Back Row L-R: Mrs. Glick, Mrs. Mitchell. yr F F . .Mfg '- ' W f N ff N X ',jA5 ' :.,,,,Ni ig V ' x 4 K' W , ' x- Q.. ' . ' :AL 1- 1 -ru 1 , ty. .V , .Ls l Q QQEQF' ff -' Z' J F 3' 'n s Y cf o 5 2 ,.. A, -.... .- . r 5 ,. . . ., by ,L s f ,AL V 'vin ' ' 1 1 ' xx . f' P . ' .',' K .. I . '11, H., 1 , ,, X .Vx V21-',-3 Q tv, 5,51 '-f L , A 5 f a' , shy 'v' fl.-j Lv'..'.1. :uv Y, a'.fAQ1 -, t Q ,lf . H., - - .i .- W P J Dv I 'i-. I A N1 QQ. - -, 4 , ,V , .9 A 0.25. - ifh .- n, ,. ., Y J, A -1 F 'Q s b scouts come to school early in the morning to beautify Greenhill campus. M. lernoey, I. Front Row L R. I. Wilkinson. Back Row L-R: H. Burgin, H. Asaff, A, Sprunt, l. Sale, F. Stanford, D. Ammons. .V ee' .,,1 A 'C Q fu, ii ...I V Everitt B Cravens, D. L3!lOWlI7, C Hare, K. Portnoy. 49 F A We Q V is ., -1 W .V, Q .. . V 4 LV , N .F 5 1 -ar Q.,-W' . . 'QJS ' , 4 4' ,. I , M- .ygg l .... A s, -1, at ,Q + ,. F Z, -Q fl .. Front Row L-R: D. Tannen, W. Rygiol, M. Dubois, l. Fish, l Beck, M. Ellenbogen, l. Carlos, B 1. Gary, N. Hornbach, A. Freedman. 7 Cavalcade The Cavalcade gives comprehensive coverage of the first two trlrnesters, including all students, faculty and major events at Greenhill. The Cavalcade is produced by upper school students with assistance from faculty under the super- vislon of Ms. Sandy Stevenson, This year's theme We're on the Move is appropriate as the school has grown this year in enrollment as well as the facilities on campus. This year's editorial Staff ls: Kathryn Hamm - co-editor and sports, Sarah Dale - advertisements ilay-outl and special events, Beth Conner - co-editor, faculty and portrait pages, judy Sayah and jeff Leiman - seniors, Scottie Pearson - special events, jennifer Lipshy - photography, and lull Drusch and Karmi Soder - advertisements isalesl. The Cavalcade would not have been successful without the efforts of other staff members and contributors. The Cavalcade would like to thank those people: Bob Knaus, julie Black, Angela Adkins, Sheri Capen, Lori Volkman, jeff Hickman, Philip Michaelson, Susan Brice, Suzi Camarata, Annie Murdock, Olivia Block, Brandon Camp, Diane Budd, janet Chen, Greg Homan, Diana De Grasse, Nancy Lane, Susan Chung, Don Dodson, jamie Lerner, Angela Morrow, and Tim Seimers. MVP - Sarah Dale For Service Above and Beyond - judy Sayah and Scottie Pearson - - i For the last seven years, Sandy Stevenson has taught many art classes at Greenhill and has also acted as sponsor of the Cavalcade, Producing a publication like the Cavalcade is a tremendous com- mitment, One must be willing to sacrifice tree time during the week and during weekends ln order to produce a successful yearbook. Though the hours were often long, Ms. Stevenson worked diligently in order to produce many exceptional yearbooks. Her first effort, which bettered the other books of the past, featured a peacock on the front cover in 1981. The improvement, however, did not cease there. Overseelng the yearbook staff, she helped to produce exciting books over the next few years which contained strong, consistent themes. Those books featured a printers block, Aspire to the Stars, the Wizard of Oz, a puzzle, Celebration'l and, finally, We're On The Move, The evidence of the Cavalcade's improvement can be seen in the various awards the Cavalcade has won. For all of her effort and time which exceeded the necessary bounds of her role as sponsor, the Caval- cade staff of 1987 would like to thankMs.Stevenson. The Cavalcade could not have grown and developed as it has without her dedication. 198 l , -'IDL . 1 TOP RlGHT: Sarah Dale, layout editor for ads, worked diligently this year, and contributed a great deal to the Cavalcade. TOP LEFT: Kathryn Hamm acted as co-editor and sports editor for the 1986-87 edition ol the year- book. CENTER LEFT itopj: Bob Knaus and Mr. Dotts work on the portrait pages during a weekend work- shop. CENTER LEFT lbottoml: Sheri Capen, janet Chen and Beth Conner work on the layouts of the portrait pages ofthe student body. CENTER: iulie Black and Susan Chung examine the rows of student portraits. CENTER RIGHT itopi: Brandon Camp, Mr. Nordgren, Kathryn, Lori Volkman, julie and Sarah take a pizza break during a weekend workshop. CENTER RIGHT ibottomj: Ms. Stevenson, Gina Laurito, jennifer Lipshy, Greg Homan, Tim Seimers and Don Dodson: the 1986 Homecoming photographers. Special thanks to: Ms. Levy, Mr. Dotts, Mr. Garcia, Miss Bauman, Mr. Nordgren, Dr. Rule, Ms. Dickens, Ms. Parks, Ms. Meier, Ms. Linn, Ms. Wells, Mr. Smith. Bruce Wittenberg 181 for his devoted efforts. Parent proof-readers Assoc. - Beverly Lande, Lou Ann Schanbaum, Laura Dennison. The Senior Class and their parents for sponsoring advertising space. Upper School - Student Council ,CQ 6 The Student Council is the representative of the student body. ln the spring, each grade elects three representatives. The council officers are elected in a separate Upper School election. The members of the Student Council serve on three committees: discipline, rules and regulations, and academic. Along with committee work, the Council also sponsors several events such as the mixer at the beginning of the year. ln December the Council sponsored the fourth annual Christmas giving drive for the less fortunate in our community. Front Row L-R: Mrs. Eastus, Sponsor, l. Buckmeyer, N. Payseur, D. Silver, D, Levy, K. Meyers, G. Kraish. Back Row L-R: O. Block, B. Blonkvist, B. Bolton, M. Henderson, K. Dunk, I. Miller, K. Pailet, 1. Hickman. Middle School - Student Forum ,,.f--v 'N 1 J Sufi 5 Refrain Put to your own beat l4fy?j We are the Forum, and we are hot. Yes, we're working hard, we've done a lot. The dress code's changed a mighty bit, Now on your jeans, you really can sit. Refrain Fun stuff has begun, and hasn't stopped From September 3rd, we've really hopped. Refrain Back Row L-R: A. Gilbert, K. Williams, S. Sentilles, K. Lee, A. Tannen, G. Raskin, l. Riley, B. Clark, M. Bond, D. Fleming, B. Howell, S. Agnich, A. Dodge. Front Row L-R: M. McCurley, M. Partee, E. Burnstein, 1. Burton, 1. Schwartz, H. Gary, C. Ashley, l. Oldham, C. McDaniel, S. Liu. 199 Ja if Science Club The Science Club this year decided to depart from its normal schedule by adding newer, more advanced projects and goals. This yearfs project list included such old favorites as rainmakingfastronomy trips to Mr. Kilmerfs farm and science 'lmagic shows for younger grades, but also took on more ambitious ideas such as building a hovercraft, constructing an ion lamp, and conducting an Upper School magic show. Front Row L-R: B. Knaus, I. Koutras, B. Blonkvist, B. Greene. Back Row L-R: A. Chan, Y. Kim, A. Romberg, P. Vergne, P. Davis, M. Brittain, D. Sunshine. 200 Geology Club The Geology Club offers all Greenhill students an opportunity to learn about the geology of North Texs. Special emphasis is given to a summer course elective which allows students to travel throughout Texas to broaden their understanding of geological data. Additional lldigs and field trips are offered throughout the school year along with special opportunities with the Dallas Museum of Natural History. Back Row L-R: G. Gregg, M. Baum, B. Rumberger, C. Huffman, l. Fiedelman, K. Winfield, D. Chung, C. Homan, B. Murphy, T. lohnson, T. O'Loughlin, B. Agnich, A. Romberg. Front Row L-R: P. Vergne, A. Heckel, l. Lee, L. Volkman, T. Reed, M. Michaelson, C. Cantrell, S. Brice, I. Fischel, D. Goldstein, B. Heckel, M. Ground, S. Shosid, K. Wood, Dr. Marks, G. Griffin, S. Chung, C. Siegal, A. Rubin, D. Budd, K. Soder. I ,F . ', Bicycle Club The Bike Club is a group of fine wheeling students that would prefer to be riding. A spring overnight, trips to and around White Rock Lake, and lunch with the Tour de France are our main activities. Mr. Stone will be teaching us bike maintenance and repair. Front Row L to R: M. Somer, G. Granger, T. Brandt, A. Campbell, L. Garrard, K. Loehr, S. Dardaganian, K. Hamm. Back Row L to R: D. Kline, T. McAdams, M. Dunn, G, Khraish, G. Dale, D. Sunshine, Mrs. Suechting. Quill 84 Scroll The Quill and Scroll Club is an international organization which recognizes students who have made significant achievements in jour- nalism. This honorary club not only promotes journalism, but hopes to incite enthusiasm and further development of skills in the area of publication. The nominees chosen by the achievers must be within the academic upper third of their class and are recommended for their outstanding work in school publications such as Evergreen, Cavalcade and Montage. Top Row fl. to r.l: M. Henderson, K. Levy, V. Reyes, l. Fiedelman. Front Row fl. to r.l: K. Dowe, K. Hamm, C. Bright. Chess Club Under the tutelage of Mr. Solon, the Chess Club honed their skills after school, competing against each other, as well as various computer programs. This practice culminated when they went to several competitions against other high schools. Back Row: Mr. Solon, P. Sanchez, C. Rule, l. Choi, A, Cohen, E. Bendiks. Front Row: D. Sunshine, B. Blonkvist. Montage The Montage is Greenhill's literary magazine published annually. It comprises poems, essays, and short stories submitted by students to either the lowerfmiddle school issue or the upper school issue. All pieces are entered in literary competitions for each issue in addition entries received by january 17 are entered in the national Scholastic Literary Competition. ln early spring, staff members and editor Cynthia Bright edit and layout the selected pieces and complementary artwork that compose the magazines. Mrs. Eastus offers final guidance and assistance as the sponsor of the Montage. Top Row L-R: E. Buss, C. Bright. Middle Row: B. VanDyne, A. Weiss. Bottom Row: Mrs. Eastus, K. Dowe, B. Conner, I. Leiman, S. Simmons. 201 if m .. Z 5.1m Spanish NHS TheSNHSisanhonoraryorganizationrequiring a minimum grade average of 88 for four consecutive trimesters. The society strives to broaden the student's understanding of the language as well as permit a familiarity with Latin American culture. Front Row QL-Rl: B. Greene, Y Kim, K. Mathis, I. Ternoey, P. Vergne. Middle Row: I. Fiedelman, I. Goodman, M. Moniot, M. Birenbaum, K. Epstein, K. Davis. Back Row: Mrs. Silven, E. Alhadef. Front Row L-R: K. Freytag, R. Hoffman, C. Huffman, not shown, W. Kelly. Back Row L-R: Mr. Dotts, B. Kauffman, C. Wilson, T. McAdams, P. Sanchez, D. Klein, M. Dunn, T, Tunnell, l. Pearson, B. Blonkvist, O. Block, S. Simon, B. Shepard, A. Marcus, S. Read, P. Thompson, l. Kirkpatrick, R. Taylor, S. Campbell, T. Linquist, C. Cousins, S. Moyer. French NHS The French National Honor Society, recognizes students who have maintained a B+ average or above for at least 3 trimesters. The society, under the sponsorship of Madame White, meets often to keep up with French culture and to work on its celebrated newspaper l'Le Microcosmef' The society feels that it is important not only to feel comfortable speaking French, but to learn about French tradition. The members enjoy sharing French cuisine, music, and an occasional French movie that comes to town. The end of the year is always topped off with the society's French picnic to welcome new members and to bid Padieu to the old. Front Row: E. Bendiks, S. Simon, K. Hamm, C. Bright, S, Capen, Y. Khraish. Back Row: D. DeGrasse, I. O'Brien, D. Marcus, A. Sigman, V. Reyes, Madame White, A. Bond. Classics Club The Latin Club has gone through many changes since the departure of its founding sponsor, Dr. Cedar. The name of the club was changed from the Latin Club to the Latin-Classics Club to encourage more students not taking Latin to join. Club president, Russ Hoffman, vice-president, Traci Tunnellg and sponsor, Mr. lohn Dotts, scheduled several educational and fun events, including in-club parties and a Roman Toga party which was open to everyone. The Latin-Classics Club was entertained by speeches from such orators as ilSallust, 'Cicerof' and Ululius Caesar. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY: Bill Kauffman, Pedro Sanchez, Susan Hurd, Kurt Freytag, Russ Hoffman, Traci Tunnell. NEW MEMBERS: Michael Son, Trey McAdams, Matthew Dunn, Dawn Park, Slade Simon, Lawrence Baeck, Todd Linquist. Math Team The major activities of the Math Team are participation in various mathmatics competitons in the Metroplex and in San Antonio throughout the year. Greenhill sponsored Mathematics competition in which the members are responsible for the organization and running of the competition. Front Row: S. Capen, M. Birenbaum, l. Fiedelman, Y. Kim. Middle Row: 1. Ternoey, A. Romberg, S. Hurd, B. Blonkvist, A. Lee. Back Row: E. Goodman, l. Goodman, P. Davis, J. Choi, l. Miller, R. McGonigle, Dr. B. Currier. fu Computer Club The Computer Club was brought into existence to support and encourage interest in computers and other related subjects. Thus far, the club has had a trip to Photon, which proved to be fun for all members. Donations from members have allowed the purchase of light pens and other extraneous supplies. ln the spring, a trip will be taken to EDS and more supplies, such as, a modem and robotic materials will be purchased. Activities such as these will help lead the organization into a strong future. Top Row: Ms. Walker, D. Natinsky, l. Lerner, P. Thompson, R. johnson, R. Pearlman, B. Heckel, P. Davis. Front Row: C. Brandt, A. Cohen, D. Silver, D. Sunshine, 1. Goldman. Y F ' Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary organization for outstanding students in mathematics. Qualification requirements are a cumulative grade average of 90 or above for 3 years of college preparatory math courses. New members are inducted by sponsor Mrs. Meinardus at the upper school year end assembly. L-R: M. Birenbaum, 1. Hoffman, l. Sayah, l. Fiedelman, A. Kreisler, S. Capen, Mrs. Meinardus. 203 l International Club A new club this year, The International Club, promotes cultural awareness and understanding by inviting guest speakers. This year the club has had speakers on such subjects as World Hunger, Australia, japan, Rotary Exchange Summer Abroad and Amigos program. Special members of the organization are foreign exchange students who spend at least a trimester participating in all the facets of Greenhill student life. The members act as hosts to these students orienting them to Dallas, American Life Styles. Back Row: Mrs. Tapia, C. Cantrell, K. Winfield, I. Fischel, K. Soder, C. Comer, P, Vergne, E. Murphy, A, Marcus, R. Kim, l. Leeds, R. Raskin, E. Bendix, C. Schrauff, S, Pearson. Front Row: M. Caraccia, L. Hiraldo, M, Otoya, M. lenson, I, Semaan. Center: L to R: M, Otoya, l. Semaan, M. Jensen, L, Hiraldo, E. Fiebig, M, Caraccio. Exchange Students Matteo Caraccia Evi Fiebig Luis Hiraldo Martha lensen Maria Otoya luan Semaan T? blllliii f tQlLZE!,'E A j 204 V tg, Et ..... .F its G N fs, Host Families The lohn Shepards The Richard Smiths The Charles Kauffmans The Bill Brices The Terry Murphys The Fred Silvers Current Events Club The goal of the Current Events Club is to make all Greenhil students more aware of the world around them. The club offer weekly speakers or talk sessions to focus the studentls attentio on the news and the facts which lead up to those news stories. Th Current Events Club sponsors a Current Events Day for the whol campus to enjoy, The CE News Bulletin Board helps keep intereste students informed of the front-page stories on a daily basis. Periodi field trips also add depth to the Club's awareness emphasis. Back Row: D. Sunshine, A. Adkins, E. Teschke, B. Conners, C. Bright K. Dowe. Front Row: A. Weiss, D. Levy, I. Black, K. Hamm, E Bendix. Art 84 Culture Club Art 84 Culture Club was created to bring the fine arts and culture to Greenhill. The arts and culture club, sponsored by Ms. B. Fisher, has succeeded in their series of aesthetic films, art projects, and trips to exhibits. Front L-R C. White, B. Conner, B. Fisher, I, Black, V Malone, A. Adkins, S. Capen. Back L-R M. Hermanowski, E. Tescke, K. Hamm, D Marcus, L Gibbons. -f f, y. . ,l H f..,f f,.- V V I ' f .ifrf- 1 ,E ff F ff jf 2 X ' 1- Quiz Bowl Quiz Bowl provides an opportunity to experience exciting academic challenges. lt is an activity which promotes competition and challenge while testing general knowledge and specific recall, The Quiz Bowl is a fast-paced trivia game with questionsfrom allareas ofknowledge. Besides intramural matches which culminate in the selection of a championship team, Greenhill participates in the North Texas Area Whiz Quiz League. Quiz Bowl rounds are open to anyone who wants to join a team. High scores from practice matches determine the starting line-ups for interschool matches, Mr. Dan Kasten sponsors the team. L-R P. Sanchez, V. Reyes, K. Epstein, Mr. Kasten, K. Gardner, I. Goodman, C. Darras, M. Birenbaum, Y. Kim. V 3 'L' rs- W 'i..-1 Bi, 43 . The Motarboard is a service organization dedicated to helping the school and the community. We are involved with such activities as collating booklets for the foreign and history departments and working with the office to complete all school mailings. ln the spring, we will hopefully be involved with painting houses and adopting grandparents. By sponsoring Homecoming and Winterfest, as well as selling Valentine carnations, we hope to produce an involvement as well as an awareness necessary to be part of the Greenhill family. Front LAR C. White, A. Adkins, M. Hermanowski, S, Pearson. 2nd Row l. Lerman, K. Brooks, M. Lane, A. Gilbert, l. Drusch, M. Qkon, C. Melmed, C. Nash. 3rd Row M. Meinardus, E. Coffer, T. Lyons, R. Warren, A, Vaiser, l. Bracken, A. Sanger, I, Black, D. Goldstein, M. Segal, l. Chen, R. Bufkin, S. Spiritas. 4th Row l. Pearson, A. Murdock, O. Block, B. Shepard, E. Murphy, D. Crooks, T. Thomas, C. Schrauff, M. Michaelson, R. Raskin, L.-M 205 National Forensics League Back Row, Left to Right: l. Coutras, S. Read, M. Ablon, C. Rule, V. Reyes, D. Marcus, K. Levy, K. Dowe, A. Kreisler, C. Peters, l. Hoffman, B. VanDuyne, R. Bufkin, P. Sanchez, C. Daras. Front Row: K. Davis, M, Barnet, L, Hogue, l. Buchmeyer, C. Bright, P. Strelitz, l. Massman. Once again, armed with even more fire power than ever before, the Greenhill Debate squad managed to hold its own against top debaters from across the country. With four teams, the Hornets launched their season at Wake Forest University. Competing with over 350 students from across the country, Morton Barnett and lon Buchmeyer placed 4th in varsity debate while Colin Rule was named one of the top 10 speakers in IV division. Phillipa Strelitz and Catherine Peters won 4 of 6 debates, missing the elimination rounds by points. At the Newman Smith tournament, Colin Rule and Sarah Read placed 5th in Varsity division. Also proving their abilities at the local level, Morton Barnett and Phillipa Strelitz placed 4th at the Plano East competition. Traveling to a New York meet for the first time ever, Cynthia Bright took the prestigious 10th speaker award. Running a successful Round Robin Debate Tournament that drew 7 of the nation's top teams was certainly one of the squad's highlights, as were the team's successes at the St. Marks competition where lon Buchmeyer and Cynthia Bright placed 6th, and where Lisi Hogue and Morton Barnett placed 5th, Morton was named the 4th place speaker. At nearby Hockaday, Morton and Colin placed 4th while novices Michael Barnett and Catie Brooks placed 5th. Winding up the 1986 year, the squad travelled to Northwestern University Invitational held in Chicago where sophomores Barnett and Rule placed 5th. Starting off 1987 at nearby Plano Sr. High, Lisi and Cynthia placed 4th after going undefeated in prelims. Novices Michael Barnett and Elizabeth Van Dyne took 5th place. At another local meet, the Duncanville HS tournament Colin and Catherine placed 4th while Morton and Phillipa placed 1st. Colin also received the 1st place speaker award. Next week at Emory University, Colin and Catherine took 6th while Colin was in the top 20 speakers out of more than 350 competitors. Finishing their national level at the Harvard tournament, Catherine and limmy Koutras won 5 of 7 debates, finishing in the top 152. of the nearly 400 debaters from across the nation who were in attendance. Morton and Lisi placed 6th. Overall, debate enjoyed an extremely successful year and served as a nationwide reflection of Greenhill's academic excellence. Theatrical events are a major component of forensics competition. Top theater students comprise the LE. tlndividual Eventsj squad. The l.E. squad had an overwhelming year, ranking in the top at all the meets attended. The team qualified 10 of its members for the Texas Forensic Association State meet, proving itself fierce in regional and state competition. The highlight of the year was the Harvard National in Boston where Greenhill competed against top representatives from 100 schools throughout the nation in humorous and dramatic interpretation. Results were that 6 members ranked in the top 25 out of 150 contestants and 2 went on to rank in the top 10. Greenhill proved itself to be among the top in the nation and worthy of national recognition. Outstanding achievers of the year were: Brandon Camp, sophomore 1st Humorous, Shepton 1st Humorous, Hockaday 2nd Humorous, LBI, Austin 3rd Humorous, St. Marks First Row, Left to Right: B. Schilles, S. Hurd, V. Reyes, K. Levy, I. Buchmeyer, P. Strelitz, S. Brice. Second Row: S. Gibbons, A. Bond, M. Ablon, K. Davis, K. Dunk A. Kreisler, l. Hoffman, C. Wally, A. Turner, E. Newfeld. Third Row, Back Row: E. Fitzmaurice, M. Platt, D. Marcus, I. Pearson, C. Velvin, K. Dowe, D. Natinsky B. Nelson, R. lohnson. 1 f 5th Humorous, Newman Smith 6th Humorous, Harvard state qualifier julie Hoffman, senior 1st Dramatic, Hockaday 2nd Dramatic, St. Marks 1st Dramatic, Duncanville 4th Dramatic, Harvard state qualifier Costa Darras, junior 2nd Origonal Oratory, Duncanville 3rd Duet Acting, Shepton twith Kerry Davis, seniorj 3rd Duet Acting, Plano state qualifier Michael Einshon, freshman 4th Humorous, LBI, Austin H.l. Quarterfinalist, Harvard state qualifier David Marcus, senior 3rd Dramatic, Hockaday 4th Humorous, Hockaday D.l. Quarterfinalist, Harvard state qualifier Teresa Bennett, freshman 1st Dramatic, Highland Park state qualifier Micaela Ablon, sophomore 4th Dramatic, Highland Park H.l. and D.l. Quarterfinalist, Harvard National Thespians The International Thespian Society is an honor society designed to promot high school theatre and recognize those students who have contributed t theatre arts. Membership is determined by an international point system which encompasses writing, technical work, and performing. The Greenhill chapter helps with holiday concerts, community service projects, and all drama productions, lt also has guest speakers, such as Lesli Linka Glatter, the '86-'87 Distinguished Alum. A delegation was sent to the State Thespian Convention for the first time in two years. The Society hopes to act as a group of leaders in Greenhill theatre who serve as examples to everyone in the program, as well as encourage participation in theatre all over Greenhill. ever reen Greenhill School, l-1255 Midway Road, Dallas. Texas 75244-3698 This year, the Evergreen expanded its working space and its readers' minds. Moved into the old Lower School building, the Evergreen acquired a large enough space for its entire staff to work in and seven indestructable drafting tables on which the entire paper could be laid out, The Evergreen examined the problems of the S.A.T. and its prep courses and the controversy regarding the addition of lue jeans to the dress code. An expanded Viewpoints section, more current news, and investigative reporting such as the Evergreen's look at minority students at Greenhill marked improvements in the paper's writing. ,v ff National Honor Society The Greenhill cha ter of the National Honor Society is a chosen group of studgents who represent outstanding ualities in the Greenhill community in the areas of schgarship, leadership, character, and service. The basic requirement for eligibility is an overall grade point average of 85 that must be maintained as a member. Leadership and service reveal a member's loyalty, dedication, and independent and innovative ideas, which are displayed in a student's work in Greenhill or community organizations. Character embodies the aspects of a person that are beneficial to the community like dignity, self discipline, respect, responsibility, and honesty. The National Honor Society has one annual induction in the spring for juniors and seniors that is organized by the members and the chapter's sponsor, Dr. Graves. Front L-R: B. Blonkvist, C. Bright, I. Bachmeyer, I. Hoffman, K. Dunk, S. Capen, I. Sayah. Middle L-R: K. Dowe, A. Kreisler, K. Davis, I. Feidelman, Back L-R: K. Hamm, M. Platt, M. Henderson, K. Epstein. 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Husf Park i5 Mrss1or15!.EY15 San .Jaunto Battle- gmurm Slam Hs wmv mms um ma in ss, rr-Q11 Natsonal For- Varsity Finishes in 2nd Place in Div. II X f fg a , .., . ea.. 'iiiii sii siii : iiii isii si i iiii iii : I I i I 'I I s i , ff, 4 E Qgxcilinggpttfiegacks. Theirihiwd e5,successi.j3fladgfgyer, for I V gl.. . m f 4' - S-1 an I K 4' 4 1 4 'L I K W' A 5 x X 'als 4 'lx at Wm fourth game ag:-nit Iflglland markerghevfirst of sever! 5PQgames forfthe Hornets.-gil.. V ,,, W, ,t , J fiiiiifififaftyiusheiifor asindggkime of ended V I' ' ' . , A I ina tie. The Hornet6NdQ'Q,:for3W!eiy,,credimfwitffgiie win due ' ' , W, ' ' victory to th3rfHognets oiger Stephenll, .CaSl?3Y. FM' 3nd QlSfBfClWifEit li. Q 'ix'NYNi 'fi' - 'Vi . N . The Hornets faced Trinity Valley in the SPC championshiprgameefheyaagere oqgmatched and hahdily defegeg bQ?tQ'lli,1- V ' ' 1 i' f . - i'i ii K ,A , Trojans, 24-9. Then, in the last game of the season, the Hornets fell victim to theitrong passinggame .ofl5t. Mirks. ff ff f f1f'L5 ff? f fV1 ?' iw! V. y ,1i, V.. .., W, VVVJ T ,W,,k.,i,:? I M Vgsffff. ,, ,VV: , ,W TOP LEFT: The Hornet offense lines up against T.M.l. at the homecoming game. TOP RIGHT: Colin McCarty drives through the T.M.I. defense. MIDDLE LEFT: Stephen Gindling reaches to block a Charger pass. MIDDLE CENTER: Kevin Wiley speeds past a T.M.I. lineman. MIDDLE RIGHT: Philip Michaelson looks for an open receiver. BOTTOM LEFT: The Hornet defense puts pressure on the T.M.l. quarterback. C if . Q f .... t fi sscc t .. r is 5.... s I ' -+41-P . . T - I . f . if K' 4' ...L ,I 1, .3 Si ix 'A ,mutate Q . : 9 li' 5 A T 1986 Hornet Football Team: 1st Row tl. to r.I: C. Warren, K. Black, C. Guilds, T. Brandt, T. Bhuket, T. Miyashita, D Susman, M. Marx, I. Denaham, G. Stergios, I. Vergne, I. Fischel. 2nd Row: S. Simon, M. Baum, M. Moniot, M. Ground E. Goodman, C. Pride, R. Taylor, R. Kutner, C. Cousins, D. Silver, B. Heckel, K. Wiley, P. Michaelson, Coach Perryman I 3rd Row: Trainer I. Olson, C. Brandt, C. Comer, R. Pearlman, T. Iohnson, B. Baden, C. Darras, M. Kleinman, C. McCarty, A. Bright, M. Morrocco, K. Winfield, I. Hall, Coach McNamara. 4th Row: Coach Samide, R. Iohnson, B. Shepard, P. Thompson, L. Zahn, I. Fiedelman, S. Gindling, B. Agnich, D. Crooks, C. Huffman, I. Hickman, N. Wright, P. Camp, I. Kwun Coach Whitman. 'Q' .,?, ? l 35 a 'W .NW ,gi Q gg, I I 3 H yi if 't 3 4' , wisest L. ' M-M I :xi mL-1 1 1 .sf-.M ,V f ff' X LLLL ' ' Ts? Q ii Sf ,qba -E ,, n vxgrss-Q V , .1 , , qu MH I' Q' f . I., -- f -. 'Q 'ffk,,ta - Tw. E 5,41 ' wvag .Lv ' .fi , ' s 1' -.1 ,df TOP LEFT: Ieff Fiedelman sets his sights on the end zone. TOP RIGHT: The Hornets go head-to-head with First Baptist. MIDDLE LEFT: Elliott Goodman attempts a field goal. MIDDLE CENTER: Colin celebrates breaking the Greenhill single season rushing record with his parents. MIDDLE RIGHT: Elliott Goodman fights off a T,M,l. defender. LOWER RIGHT: Larry Zahn pulls himself away from a T,M.l, opponent. LOWER LEFT: Colin McCarty dashes past the T.M.l defensive line. ' ' la 1 l V . k ig j xk m , I XI t 2 i , x ,, I . . if -- ,H I l 4 . 'ff' ........L V A ' ' Q ll , , A ' M , ,iw rye 'Q x', H ,U I I , , ,i M vs , gigigf' If -f M jiri V, . M. I -I 4 , pgfffffm, I' flu' wld V I ' ' ' H , W K ,, V - I WW? 1 v ' ' v ff ' 'W f ,Mft ', ' , , ff,- , fm M N H, 2: , ff' . f E I, Z' If A Q ' I , F Q , H 4 -- - zl, ,, , TOP LEFT: The Hornet defense prepares for a short corner. TOP RIGHT: Freshman Erin Coffer breaks away from a Hockaday defender. 2nd LEFT: Lisa Iaye takes on a Casady defender. 3rd LEFT: Erin and Amy try to produce a goal with extra support from the rest of the offense. MIDDLE RIGHT: Susan Brice prepares for a drive. LOWER LEFT: Amy Thompson tries to prevent a Holland Hall attack. Field Hockey Captures First MISC Championship Title and Reaches Division I SPC 'With the loss of many important senior players last year, as well asiihencoach, last,yeggis.Qiyisigggp lI,Q,Ia,ampion tea m, no one knew exaefly what taexpect in the 1986 season. The Erst two weeks oftfiractiie , as sehoolijear-bega n gave newicoacii a mance to get acquainted before thetannual Tournament in September. Theiitesults of thetytournament were not in the Hornet's favor, but refused to give up hope. Teamwork continued to improve siovggriintil early Qctober I when the HQriSets'met-Trinity Valley for the second time,LJsing ainewformation that the team had neigier practiqgggrbefore, the Hornets destroyed the Troianszggt this ,ypornhthe realized potential, andiiefilieiri goals highgftlvey aimedlfor, thetbivisien itggitieag .yii gf ,1,,'.a,..,1,,g3' , rijostgexciting game-of the seasongame met ii-tegkaggay for an S.P.C. 'gamefln the Greenhill beat the Daisiesfiw iii, a the Daisies were seeking revenge. The Hometsistoogi firm. When the Daisies scored inthe half, Greenhill refused to surrender, With little time reggainigtg, freshman Erin Coffer scored, Cn'-iatitjf order to determine the winner, The few mirilffites that the Hornets took to 'perfect penaltfflicksat the end of practices, paid off. Greenhilebeatyklockaday for the second time, and clenched a Divison I berth for the first time in many . ' ,,,,,-fy ,f fs ft N . f-,f- inf .a .'-. K f. We I 'yif f it ,T I years. The Hornets facedgetough opponents in S.P.C.y4and, with determined play, demonstrated veit? emenjfggearlimgj'eetings with the Division I t s. Erin Coffebrrand Kathryn Hamm had impressiligy my both received' All-Conf - ards. Amy 'FI'HTtpsotfrand'Susan Brice sz jfere r i'iized with Secgifid sffilthough thefS.PC' recorddidnpt. Lv team, the regzlar se ecytd provided ample evigenge-ogicgsii, - Hornets in M.I.S.C., and were repr t gon the First Team by Erin Coffer, Traci tm l ' Amy Thompson,f?frg3'iiafQright and Kathryn Harpqiilgg i Thompson received the Most VaIL!ableiPIa award, and freginaii Ginaikhraish was voted . roved Player by her teammates. Althou Varsity will rgiis tif? experience of the four grad is seniors, the returning players and the G freshmen gill proiiide the talent for an even stro Q team in 1987. an ,vs ll! G. Kraish, A. Sigman. Back Row LL. to RJ: Coach Kerr, I. lunnell, 5. Brice, A. lhompson, E. Murphy, 1. Pearson, O. Block, K A, Murdock, I. Ternoey, Coach Anigan. Front Row: L. Iaye, E. Coffer, K. Hamm, D. Goldstein, M, .pp L 5 .1 B- gjfqqjgfsfiaif se- -3 sf S F - ' 2-Q net, N .. ..t,g1taMf- 3 af , 'Q '-sw - ef. - T'-, ,QS-at , ' 7 . ' 0 '. 1 f ' ' - - tt, . ,,,,.....fsw- 9 1, W tv ., . ,, .. I , -. l Q H f ' ff : W. -.-, N -i.. 'Y WY.. W M, - Asa, - . f ,442 TOP LEFT: Cynthia breaks up a Hockaday attack: TOP RIGHT: Annie takes the ball away from the Casaday offense. MIDDLE LEFT: Gina holds off an attacking Holland Hall forward. 2nd RIGHT' Erin beats a Holland Hall defender and heads toward the goal. 3rd RIGHT: Erin, Debra and Amy attempt to shut down a Casady player. LOWER LEFT: Debra Goldstein stops a drive of a Holland Hall defender. LOWER MIDDLE: Erin Murphy looks to recover a missed tackle against Holland Hall. LOWER RIGHT: Mindi Michaelson attempts to stop a Casady attack. Boys Cross-Country Regains Winning Ways By Capturing MISC Title Z LL A gt, xi f f HVH al TOP LEFT: The Varsity runners get set for the opening of a 1986 race. TOP RIGHT: Iirnmy Koutras paces himself, CENTER LEFT: Michael Somer attempts to pass an opponent from ESD. CENTER: Eric Henderson, Danny Mimura and Iosh Stern push each other on toward the finish line. CENTER RIGHT: Varsity runner Iaime Lerner moves on toward the finish Iine, LOWER LEFT: Henderson, Koutras, 81 Sorner prepare for the start of their SPC race. ,---w--v-U-.g,, :iir ..4o1M :Sf 'ff' LOWER RICE: tFront Row tl. to r.J: M. Somer, M. Pallister, I. Stern, K. Reser, E. Henderson, tTop Rowjz Coach Hoiodak, D. Mimura, I. Lerner, E. MCQuaid, Inot pictured: I. Laurito.I ,Y . f it 1 . v . -f 5 I TOP LEFT: Eric MCQuaid takes hay hurdles in stride. TOP RIGHT: IV. runners take off at the sound of the starting gun. CENTER LEFT: Kurt Reser and Michael Pallister push on to the finish line. CENTER: Iimmy Laurito pushes hard to catch up with a St. Marks opponent. LOWER RIGHT: limmy Lerner holds a stride ahead of an opponent. CENTER RIGHT: jimmy Koutras keeps his stride. LOWER LEFT: The varsity runners warm up before a race. I 5 , ..... tte..1 X546 Girls X-C Struggles In '86 As They Are Dethroned From MISC And SPC Titles. I The was cross-cqgintnyllieason provedito be a aiffmmwlime for iheifaxsqqxepaqaersras thafeswasemuqmp pressure to repeat aSgM.if5.Q,ancL,5.P.C. Champs. Butviggizgge-wasn'te the squaq ossesito gradwltfdih utiiflbntrollable cauelwfiiilflie girls wawigiihfiimihislqwistartidemo Iadc I Qf DIHGHSOTMI Massitv runners- The Search wenifom QIf TlbiQgaft6fIi'mnrver ' and we weregglmieipidsfulxigiilgigg'vgrsiggygeam in rr Zdateam. Greenhalgeiiill bevlos li l l 'lj years, 81 Stefani. xi year i ll,e ,I a I Lerifreffwiwsirnsss I ,. - ,- . - ie, ,Kr .5 ste- iss- -,g.iteqwf,,l4- s iii SggfanEDagdaganianf-13:23L-ATI-MIQC,AKAII:SPG'f' QE? 'aft -I Lori Volkriiian -213:-41i'AII-MISC rls. IenniferLee-14:07 - All-MISCG G up C f T Kim Loehr - 14:34 - Most Improved Runner' Q 'li' K - - 'xii at ,. ' ' ' a - 1 -, W, s ,Zere,r F fa., 29. CD uf 9. M IT W g'M TOP LEFT: The 1986 S.P,C. Roll. TOP RIGHT: Iennifer Lee attemptsto pull away from her opponent. CENTER LEFT: Lori Volkman closes in on the finish line, CENTER: Nicole Payseur keeps even pace with a Hockaday runner, CENTER RIGHT: Stefani Dardaganian pushes on to beat two Kinkaid opponents. LOWER LEFT: The varsity runners prepare for the start of the S.P.C. race. , ' f,,Cf.' I I .fl 'A 2 ., I f' ' I I In 1,- ,, A :VM A VV M , gi: . i, ' , , ' t I 'I ' l FrontRowL-R:S.Dardaganian,I,Lee,T.Thomas.BackRowL-R:K,Loehr,A.CampbeIl,A.Romberg,L.VoIkman ' ' 1 ' i f' S. ' A 4- V and N. Payseur. , 1 7 15955 - . M i f ' 5' , I f'ff l -. N-X1 I ' if 'v-V ' I I -' s. 4 if gs. it s X g ,N N. . -+1 ' W sc ss hx if F67 if TOP LEFT: Stefani, Kim and Nicole set a pace at the beginning of a race. TOP RIGHT: The varsity runners begin the S.P.C. race. CENTER LEFT: Allison Romberg keeps her pace. CENTER: Stefani Dardaganian keeps her pace. CENTER RIGHT: lennifer pushes on toward the finish line. LOWER LEFT: The varsity concentrates before the start of a race. LOWER RIGHT: Kim keeps stride with her opponent. 2 N , X D'- Volleyball Successfully Defends SPC Title , ..,, , . .4 ily - Q TOP LEFT: The 1986 varsity team prepares for an SPC game. TOP RIGHT: Kirk Dunk leaps up for a spike. MIDDLE LEFT: Bobby Murphy and Teddy O'Laughlin attempt to block an ESD spike. MIDDLE: Mark Platt serves against Casady in SPC, MIDDLE RIGHT: Scott Lipscomb tries to dink the ball over two ESD players. LOWER LEFT: Bobby prepares for an SPC game. ,Z ,y,.y.- A. . . . M - A K wQg5. I.. .K w ,. H S i Wa Q f. ..f, K - . 1 5 Fm 1 F K 98 Wt wa, X r ' A I' ,wt I , I , in ,K V Q A Is s C3 4 , if . 1 ,Q THE 1986 VARSITY TEAM: Back Row: Coach - B. Fisher, G. Homan, S. Lipscomb, B. Bolton, M. Henderson, L. Warshaw. Front Row: M, Platt, R. Starnes, K. Dunk, Y. Kim, C. Velyin. I 'tg aa r at ff I r 55' ii I 1' X I.. QI? aw ,,,, My ,L 1,5 We rw K .,, H . . M' I i f 1 ,, I Z We 54 s QS? THE IV SQUAD: Back Row IL-RI T. Siemers, B. Washington, I. Miller, I. Semaan, E. Barnhart, lL-RI R. Hoppenstein, B, Hosch, Z, Luterman, I. Taylor, D, Reiner, I. Goldman. if , TOP LEFT: Teddy and Bobby block an ESD spike. TOP RIGHT: The Hornets celebrate their second consecutive SPC victory. MIDDLE LEFT: Greg Homan sets up a ball for Matthew Henderson. MIDDLE: Bobby bumps the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brian Bolton spikes the ball over two ESD players. LOWER RIGHT: Brian bumps the ball up to the front line. : f-. I Q i ' . ,A ..:. fix 4 's I is .. ' H 1. Ffa 1 ... 1 4 'A - f 1 , e g 5,4 if 4 is kkhk .. .. sf K. Freytag. Front Row X .. . . - ugjj, L L. . . tr ' :rrr f if Ilr- -il I... 1 sssr .. L ..rt ..,,. Varsity Has Most Successful Season In Years -ia. TOP LEFT: Mila bumps the ball up for an offensive I attack, TOP RIGHT: Gina Laurito spikes the ball. MIDDLE LEFT: Suzi Gamarata begins an offensive attack. MIDDLE CENTER: Gina passes the ball to the center. MIDDLE RIGHT: Elise prepares to deliver a smashing serve. LOWER LEFT: Lela sets up a spike for Elise. THE 1986 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Top Row Il. to r.j: M, Hermanovski, B. Conner, E. Alhadet, A. Adkins, G White, I. Goldfarb. Front Row: G. Laurito, L. Rose, S. Camarata, C. Williams, I. Iohnsen, H. Freytag. - 0 , I' g ku xg A ,, 2 -3, i V I ' . ' Q - out il U . '51 F ' MW was E if ' ' wg Q. .Af 1 . f A Y , 1 .x Ky.- , ' QL T . . h . :A -.f . - I' , Q ' Y ' 'I K ve. 4 Q Q I 1 lx ' lf. ' 4-4 5 I Ott 4 T . . 3, . ,M I-if-v .. T 1 A I 'TOP , sa I' T , I ,fast I V ' I - h V . ' A X ,Q lv tm I, f fr 1 e f -fn - f l 5' - V. j 'A VJ if 95' I L',A I' t an ..- 133 I ' ' 1 ' ' 'I ' , ' W V. .. .S , I M , W F 5.3 ig an , qw 4 E ef! K V lf 5 2144 My ls if 17 I ,, ,I I I V., 5 I :V . Q P f Q V , My xx ' V H .5 - 7 ' f ' , X Wy' ' ,, : Y 1 f is I , Z A I ' 5- f THE IV S UAD: Back Row I to r: Coach Edwards, I. Kirb , K. Greenway, K. Zelazny, L. Love, M. lensen, T. Finn, Q Y Olga Goldman. Front Row: M. Okon, M. Otoya, L. Buss, D. Park, A. Fulton, E. Eeibig. .saw TOP LEFT: Gina spikes ball over the net. TOP RIGHT: The varsity plays at Hockaday. MIDDLE LEFT: Suzi jumps for a defensive block. MIDDLE CENTER: Beth blocks a spike. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gina gets ready to return the ball. LOWER RIGHT: Elise attempts a spike against Garland Christian. T Middle School 'A Football Front: D. Wilson, R. Hamilton, I. Sherman, Z Garrison, L. Reed, B. Breakell, 1. Small, A Garner, Second: D. Ziff, D. Shea, D. Ducoff T. Howell, C. Bryant, M. Castro, M. Bond Coach Parachini. Third: S. Lipton, B, Clark, D Murphy, M. Elder, C. Wells. Girls RA Volleyball Front: L. Denahan, l, Donsky, D. Brutsche', C. Myers, L. Taylor. Second: C. Murphy, N Hunt, L. Stergios, K. Williams, M. Ellis. Third A. Merrill, P. Vilches, M. Morrow, l. Park. Field Hockey Front: S. Lu, S. Haas, l. Music, D. Brutsche', K. Lee, A. Heidbrink, C. Rockwell. Second: A. Volkman, T. Null, E. Griffin, T. Sperling, M. Goldman, E. Solomon, A. Norris, B. Rule. Third: C. Anigian, D. Goldfarb, B. Kreisler, M. Zahn, S. Sentilles, F. Mondell, T. Hackney, N. Miller, W. Kerr. Fall Sports LLB Football Front: T. loyner, R. Spiritas, S. Beck, S. Romans, R. Kumar, G. Donner, G. Raskin, E. Natinsky, E. Mason. Second: L. Rand, M. Rush, S. Burton, P. Ham, A. Dunn, B. Williams, I. Spiritas, M. Birenbaum, T. Stiffel, B. Gaswirth, S. Fleming, l. Siegal. Third: C. Dunnick, M. lohnson, D. Sunshine, R. Chung, L. Larson, I. Riley, C. lonas, A. Sprankell, B. Calhoun, D. MacWithey, A. Sheffield, D. Darras. Back: Coach Brown, Coach Samide. Girls UB Volleyball Front: S. Blanton, K. Einsohn, C. Phillips, A. Woghin, A. Lichenstein, F. Samuels. Second: S. Cooper, C. Kim, E. Chung, l. Nam, K. Zimmerman, M. Erdman. Third: K. Williams, E. Chung, S. Rosen, K. Penn, S. Robertson, R. Skinner, M. Vorhies, Coach Melahn. Cross-Country Front: T. Vu, B. Gleitsmann, E. johnson, C. Norton, I. Siemers, L. McDaniel, A. Collins, B. Hoffman, l. Mimura, I. Ginsberg. Back: P. Darrell, Coach McGee, K. Wilson, I. Cole, E. Erwin, M. Miller, M. Burnstein, A. Sanger, K. Kirby, M. Lubin, A. Tannen, Coach Holodak. Boys' Soccer Takes Sixth Straight SPC Championship i QOYYVXO arm Hair' once again with their Sth consecutweysouihwestem Preparatory Conference title.'This season in particulafj showed the awesome concentration and.'detem1ination.gwhigfh..the Hornets possess. lnuries plagued thetcam throughout the season making playing quite rough against the lilces lesuitand A ' l 1' Pearce Although losing to Pearce in double overtime atthe lesurt Meinster Tournament wasa set backg,tl1e.vrcto- overt bloc s . regillar season allowed Greenhill to add the North Texas State title to their winnings. Overcoming mental' R beforritlfie SPC Tournament was the thrust of Dick Hall's coaching irtpre-SPC games as Qreenhillbit a scoring slump. The SPCTournament really tested the Greenhill team to overcome alliobstacles. The weekend was filled with rain so soccer was to a.mudrbowl,.where only sheer strength was needed to push the baltirogigh couldnlt play, the dpeassing that they were accustomed to and struggled to compete. Greenhill emerged victorious in the final minutes of lastgaxne. against ,TMl with a score by ytoconto. Greenhill finished the tournament 3 wins and Zties. Players named tothe S.P.C. AH-Conference team wereffreg lohnson, Murphy, Chris Homan, Ricky Locomo, and Brad V Honorable went to Scott Lipscom' and Mark Platt Q The Hornet Varsity took all of the three possible tirles4S.P.C., M.l.S.C. and N.T.S.S.A.l, a first in Greenhill history. The season showed a 15-2-3 record with 48 goals and only 11 allowed against us. High scorers were Bob Murphy with 17 and Ricky Loconto with 16, white goalie Chris Homan has 9 shut-outs. MVP's were BobbyMui3mhy and Ricky Loeonto. Players named to all-conference S.P.C. were Trey lohnson, Ricky Loconto, Chris Homan, and Bra Bionkvist. TOP RIGHT: Bobby Murphy beats an opponent from Bishop Lynch. CENTER LEFT: Greg Homan clears the ball over a St. Mark's player. N CENTER: Scott Lipscomb takes on a Bishop Lynch player. CENTER RIGHT: Robby Starnesleapsto head the ball into the St. Mark's net. LOWER LEFT: Trey lohnson takes a shot on goal. L. Hogue, f' i' 'vw' 5' 'A 'ffl ' . lf- a W Q, ,fy Lg ,25?!f w1giqfi2ar. JM, le, '5 Front: Homan, L. Pistorious, B. Heckel, l. Denahan, A Cohen D Silver B Blonkvist Back I Goodm McQuaid, M. Platt, E. Bendiks, S. Lipscomb, R. Hamm, C. Homan B Murphy T lohnson R Loconto B C. House, T. Miyashita, G. Stergios, E. Henderson, l. Wilson. Middle. P. Davis, T. Bhuket, E. Fitzmaurice, Goodman, M. Baum, B. Rumberger, C. Clark, D. Natinsky. Back: A. Williamson, D. Dodson, M. Kleinman, M. K. Black, M. Garaccia, D. Sunshine, C. Brandt. ww'f 'ff we-Wuxi 'W E ww, 'cfm ' ff TOP LEFT: Brad Blonkvist leads the ball out of Hornet territory. CENTER RlGHT: All-Conference player Trey johnson takes a goal kick. CENTER LEFT: Erik Bendiks takes control of the ball. CENTER: Ricky Loconto penetrates the Lynch defense. LOWER RIGHT: loey Denahan clears the ball. TOP RIGHT: Greenhill steps up a wall against St. Marks. s .4181 -. TTA .QL l r Girls' Soccer Takes 3rd S.P.C. Title, Wins M.l.S.C. Q xfefiifr .,5f,., awitit at wisest 221- then 0flfW9 feif that the We -ffkfxpmg lil ' season marks the enifl of an era, asfwe witltiace the loss of our leading goalyscorer of the past two years, Kathryn TOP RICHT: Amy Foote steals the ball from a Trinity Valley forward. CENTER LEFT: jennifer Ternoey, an All-Conference player, clears the ball. CENTER: Kathryn Hamm fights two Trinity Valley opponents for the ball. CENTER RIGHT: Stefani Dardaganian challenges an opposing defender. LOWER LEFT: All-Conference goalie Leslie Garrard makes a save against Bishop Nolan. J. in ti ,wma t. ' , Tye- W-,,.: . r .f awe. , .,rf,,fa,,,.p ,,.tf,,.4.t : - f r,t, . ,, rf , ff ff. . ,,,f , .W at Sofsef Swan wld, QM t9.1Zese.fgig5' the fmsefable iililli vw HW ,L team r y ' gr ' 'l'i1 Of mafsim, titxsawiestmed if chancego Howeiierf A A . ddifllfl l games over ESD., and clenched 'our third S5lf.C. She has received honors gggtraight mats, has been MVP foithe last three, and has helped lead the team toH1'4fee'd1aQiipipnsl'sips.'Though miss efforts, everyiopposing coach at S.P.C. told me -of their that Kathryrviiuas finally graduaging, year, 17 returning players will have to work hard to defend the title, but the skill of the other 1498? ptayersiori Volkman, lepnifer Ternoey, Erin Cotter and Leslie Gerrardnhe 1988 title is definitely within our reach, Kathryn Hamm was the A e.ee.st T fsess A 1- . -coach Hambach ri ,M g . ,...,t . f-Vw, Huey , . aww ,JUDG- M il VV if U. , V . , . f 1 ' ' WW My , Ay, ,k- f , V. 4 ,t 4. 55,5 V . . . v . , V ,mr ' f f F A ., gg , L. Garrard. ,Aww M lf I ,Ili t :..w:-Qawga, . sa .Q .Wk A 3 r --'f - L f Q . Front: L, Iaye, M. Lane. Second: S. Dardaganian, L. Fischman, R. Warren, K. Gardner, K. Hamm, I. Ternoey, B. Emerson. Third: G. Laurito, L. Piassick, T. Tunnell, A. Thompson, A. Foote, L. Volkman, I, Lee, M. :K - F Q ,t : Hgh ' ' M? B I C f '2 ' A 1 T C , , . Q. tail L 1 - E 35, 1 wQW,..Mt Vi in . 51. A ,. 1 P T ff j K . up . ,, Q' ka , '. ' - . t k'- f l . V . ' -' . X0' N i .i :gm Ni , N Ly. J' , Wt, L 9 LL - A .V f i t K S k 1 ii ' Wlw ,pe y .- 1 ,.. , . , as R-tg'-z..-f 5 +A 11 , 'X The lV Team: Front: M. Ablon, K. Greenway, I. Kirby, A, Murdock, K. Loehr. Back: R. Smith, E. Murphy, A. Fulton, A. Stanton, S. Shosid, A. Campbell. f -HV 9 Q M.- if ' A' -, ...Q K , X TOP LEFT: Erin Coffer penetrates the Hockaday defense. TOP CENTER: Lon Volkman and Kathryn Hamm rush the goal for a loose ball. TOP RIGHT: Amy Foote clears the ball past a Trinity Valley opponent. CENTER LEFT: Traci Tunnell prepares to send the ball to the forward line. CENTER: Leah Piassick tries to work the ball past a Trojan defender, CENTER RIGHT: Kathryn Hamm heads the ball over an opponent. . .'l .V Boy's Basketball Enjoys Successful Season E If W? NW.. team, This a ten V ecaus t h o n mus ave Brian Bo o and Ieff ' 2 Eff tis ,X 5 I . y . X .. sv I I 'I IV. Team: Front Row: T. McAdams, P. Michaelson, R. Vincent, I. Vergne, I, Goldman, I. Hall. Back Row: M, McKay, I. P. McGonigle, R. Greagor, N. Wright, M. Dunn, I. Miller, M. Marx. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Ieff Hickman takes a jump shot. CENTER LEFT: Iimmy Nolte goes up for two. LOWER LEFT1 Senior Kirk Dunk stretches out and concentrates on the upcoming game. Varsity Teami Front Row: K. Dunk, M, McKay, P, McGuire, I. Nolte, P. Michaelson, T. O'Laughlin. Back Row: L. Zahn, I. Fiedelma S. Cindling, B. Bolton, I. Hickman, Manager I. Massrnan. 5 'fl I Y Qi WRX ,fmat NON Ks 1 16 ffl' f Q! 'Q . t V 'bw i -1? Y . CUMULATIVI STATISTICS Pom' . - Q Field Goal Free Throw Rebounds xx Name Cms Mkes Atts Prt Mkes Atts Ptt Off Tot Ast Tm Total Reb 35 Nolte 23 96 190 0 SOS 57 O S28 14 54 68 57 294 2 3 Z4 Fredelman 18 56 118 0 475 24 O 571 12 41 29 23 150 2 3 34 Clndling 23 87 177 U 492 41 0 707 40 141 49 36 245 6 1 40 I-idtrnan 11 149 208 0 716 Kb 0 746 85 207 Z7 fi 448 9 9 44 Olaughlln 19 35 B3 O 422 18 0 514 I4 48 15 105 2 5 23 Bolton Z2 102 204 O 500 S2 0 788 38 146 38 30 296 6 6 50 Zahn 23 35 90 O 389 19 0 528 TS H7 33 22 103 38 Z2 llmk 16 11 33 0 333 12 O 571 8 Z7 9 S 40 17 32 McGuire B 2 7 O 286 1 0 167 3 11 5 6 5 1.4 30 Mdiay 5 2 6 0 333 3 O Stl! 0 U 1 4 7 0.0 12 Mlduelson 4 1 3 0 333 3 0 SGJ 1 2 0 O 5 0 3 42 Miller 3 0 1 0 OKXD 1 0 500 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 7 99 Tegm 23 0 0 0 CDO 0 0 lD0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 Cfeefthlll 576 1120 O 514 337 01:38 251 766 261 275 242 1699 133 Opponents '35 A VER Stl 27 10 24 23 05 16 O7 09 01 02 03 00 O0 113 ACF Ast 30 16 Z1 11 U8 17 14 06 06 02 00 00 OO 120 .n at ' I -wt. at -- w'-- W-2--W--W--M -.--. 4 vie.,-,R ' - Games wf TOP LEFT: Brian Bolton gets a shot off under two opponents. Tm P5 Sum TOP RIGHT: Stephen Gindling takes an outside shot against T.M.I. in S.P.C. Z5 1 27 1 1 1 1 6 1 B 0.5 1.4 1 0 0.3 0 8 0 H 0,0 0.0 0.0 0.5 09 71 91 179 4.6 118 38 22 06 14 1.3 O3 00 629 516 LOWER RIGHT: Ieff Hickman drives in for a lay-up. . my .. 'I -awww--. ' 1 our 0 F 'I ', has U ,,---' A , , 'eg . . 1 if 5 7. -: Y , , -. 1 2' ' , Si , ...,. Q :gt XJ 2 . Q A Q ' 1 t 4 ' . t I u ' I I I W K. kg W V. . .... EL, G Freshman Team: , Front row: fl-rI K. Wiley, C. Wilson, I. Skibell, I. Vergne, T. Brandt, I. Taylor, Back row: ll-rj M. Marx, K. Pailet, 7 N. Wright, M. Dunn, T. McAdams, Mr. Dotts. Not pictured: A, Viroslav. ,I is Talent Provides Hope For Girl's Basketball team into a bigger power than it has been in the past. , whose find even 3 Ef'L 4' CENTER LEFT: The Hornets set up their offense, TOP RIGHT: Cheramy White Carries the ball and looks for support. CENTER RIGHT: Suzi Camarata attempts a lay-up. LOWER LEFT: Angela Adkins takes a free throw. 3 A - . Lf.. W- ,gp yu T W' . : . : lm 'X .M : i f julie Black MVP 81 Cheramy is L. VvKL-,., is A eofsi Q Qs at if if A Wu fi M, Q' A ry f . ' n fl ' Iflf4 f M L V Nix Y l T' Front: S. Camarata, A. Morrow, I. Black, S. Hong, G. Kraish, M. Okon. Back: Coach Parachini, C. White, A. G. Gregg, I. Norris, I. Pearson, S. Brice, Coach Melahn. xii. 3 Ni N3 'f -- NNI'-iT Gains-...'. aah.. . ' , - .2- -' fv?.h1H when-Ms' A wt .Suse-4 ...., was ...MN ..,. ...a M, , -,. ra. . 7 E .+a.i-. . . .. . ...,. . 4 , fu- --A ,..iu...A:.. .. 1: vu-ia.. my 4-s...if,... ,M 1512 E , 1. ,..- Ms. .M M, ...-a.-WA... ,sm - - netsw. 'V -4-iii vn- - 1-cu .. n . , 5 :Jan su: F? S Sf f Z 1 1 T -.4 Q Q TOP RIGHT: Cheramy White goes up for 2 points. TOP LEFT: Susan Brice converts a fast break. LOWER RIGHT: Joni Norris leaps above two ESD opponents for the shot CENTER LEFT: Joni Norris attempts a free throw. . , . Front Row: M. Okon, A. Morrow, S. Hong, Y. Smith. Back Row: Coach loAnn Melahn, G. Kraish, C. Brown, G. Gregg, 1. Pearson. - Boys 'B Basketball A. Sheffield, L, Larson, G. Raskin, M, Iohnson, S. Romans, P. Bogdanow, Middle School BOYS MB Soccer I I ' 7 7 A 3 3 6- I Front Row: L-R, B. Gaswirth, A. Sribhen, E. Natinsky, R. Kumar, T. Ioyner, R. Abed. Back Row: L-R, R. Spiritas, I. Bierner, R. Kinman, I. Spiritas, I. Sherman, I. Iones, Not Pictured: T. Steiffel. ---..,,.. . Girls IIA Basketball Girls RB Basketball 1st Row: B. Kreisler, M, Goldman, A. Heidbrink, C, Rockwell, A. Norris. 2nd Row: Back Row: Left to Right, C. Anigan, D, Goldfarb, S, Sentilles, M. Zahn, S. Cooper, Coach Anigan, D. Goldfarb, S. Sentilles, M. Zahn, S, Cooper, T. Null. T, Null. Front: B. Kreisler, A. Heidbrink, C. Rockwell, A. Norris. Front Row: M. Rubin, S, Beck, G. Donner, B. Gleitsmann, C. Norton, A. Dunn, M. Rush. Back Row: Coach Samide, Girls 'AH Soccer Top Row ll to rl E. Erwin, R. Davidoff, Coach Kerr, N, Hunt, F. Mondell, L. Stergios, A. Volkman, S. Haas. Middle Row ll to rl P. Brutsche, E, Solomon, E. Griffin, C. Murphy, D. Brutsche, K. Schwartz. Front Row il to rj L, Denahan, M, Redpath. Winter Sports Boys HA Soccer L-R Front Rovir: C. McDaniel, C. Dunnick, B, Calhoun, C, lonas, K. Lind, C. Boughty, B. Hoffman. L-R Back Row: C, Nells, R. Hamilton, A. Sanger, M, Nieto, M, Bond, S. Lipton, C. Bryant, D. Wilson, BOYS UAH BASKETBALL: Front Row il to rl: D. Pailet, B. Clark, E. Farber, l. Cole, M. Castro. Back Row: Coach 1 Holodak, M, Fagelman, M. Fagelman, M, Miller, 1, Small, D. Ziff, 2 4 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS I I ,E ,wang 6: 5 QQ Q Q W .. . EW,. g L. ..4S 55 3 5 . J.. znu ul ' l f ,E ' W' K. TOP RIGHT: B. Krelsler, T. Nall. Znd RIGHT: A. Heidbrink, H. Lake. CENTER LEFT: The 1986-87 Middle School Cheerleaders. 3rd RIGHT: K. Schwartz, K. Kirby. LOWER LEFT: D. Brutsche, T. Taylor. LOWER RIGHT: C. Rockwell, M. Zahn. 1 I flfif . AMA.: .. .I,,.1 fT'f M :A I , ' N ff 4 . ei is gifs I : M . X ff Q ai, . . v K s N J x : ff9r-.1','-iif miie. M- I, . . 'S?4i.5S x I xg . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS '86-'87 F ife: T ' E' 'V' 312' !'5EJ'l 'E'7fiP?m T 'A E ' : ' d ' ' EP T ' iw: me Was th? first E E E? ,Qeenhill for Awardg? uppierschool clecofaiifens as, decorations throughout year to spififffor football, basketball, and to activelyL all sports. Being a varsity squad much more time to practlceland perfeif skills and to project as much spirit and support. as could be achieved. E GUEST! HOME QU TOP LEFT: lulie Hoffman, Amy Kreisler, Diane Budd, Amy Foote, Lee Lyon, ludy Sayah, Donna Budd, Cindy Cantrell, Karma Gardner, Carolyn Siegal. TOP CENTER: 'Pride . CENTER RIGHT Seniors: Lee, Amy, ludy, lulie. LOWER CENTER LEFT: 'Pyramid Power . LOWER LEFT: Donna and Amy. LOWER RIGHT juniors: Carolyn, Cindy, Karma, Donna, Diane, HQME I 'F '35 ,ft 235 Boys' Track It will be difficult for this year's track team to top some of the performances of last year's squad. The Hornet's Sprint Relay team captured 1st place at S.P.C. and were the best private school relay team in the metroplex. Due to graduation losses and a few injuries, Coach Holodak's main goal this year will be to develop some of the young 9th and 10th grade runners and to capture our fourth consecutive M.l.S.C. title. With only four seniors on this year's team, it will be interesting to see how the track and field unit performs against some tough S.P.C. competition. Here are some of the athletes that should compete well and score points at S.P.C. this coming spring. Kent Winfield - 100m, 200m, 4X100 - leff Hickman - High lump - Paul Thompson - Shot Put ' Prince Camp - Shot Put- Chris Huffman - Discus - Kirk Dunk - Long lump, Triple lump, 4X100 - Colin McCarty - 4X1O0 - Chase Comer - 110 HH, 300 IH - Braden Hosch - 4X100, vuuv- -.- Front Row: QL-Rl K. Reser, C. Pride, T. Miyashita, M. Pallister, B. Hosch. 2nd Row: fl-Rl D. Mimura, I. Laurito R. Creagor, C. Comer, l. Lerner, K. Winfield, C. McCarty, K. Dunk. 3rd Row: QL-Rl Coach Holodak,T. Linquist R, Pearlman, R. johnson, l. Hickman, N. Wright, M. Marrocco, l. Miller, Coach Witman. Back Row: QL-RJ P Thompson, P. Camp, C. Huffman, B. Shepard, C. Velvin, C. Darras, Not Pictured: I. Denahan, M, Somer. ft fy .,.,. , , ni' klll Jil ' Kirk Dunk, Braden Hosh, Kent Winfield, and Collin .S , McCarty. nn' A I Chase Comer jumping the hurdles, leff Hickman over the high jump 36 Chase Comer and Ben Shepard Girls' Track After last year's spectacular 2nd place S.P.C. finish, the 1987 track team is looking forward to another good season. Their sights are set for M.l.S.C, 81 S.P.C, The sprinters Donna Budd, Susan Chung, Karma Gardner, Allissa Rubin, Carolyn Siegal, Robin Warren 84 newcomer Sue Hong will be working hard to develop the new relay teams 81 individual events. The middle 81 long distance runners Erin Coffer, Marti Okon, lennifer Lee 81 Allison Romberg have many miles ahead of them with the goals of improving their times. The 3rd place S.P.C. 1600 meter relay team of Angela Adkins 81 Donna Budd will be anxiously looking at Gwen Gregg 81 one other to replace the graduated seniors Diane Budd lakes 3 hand Off from Swan Chung for hopefully another strong finish at S.P.C. loni Norris has much work ahead of her to defend her 1st place S.P.C. lennifer Lee and Carolyn Siegal take a warm-up lap. shot put finish 81 to improve her discus showing. With a lot of hard work, dedication 81 determination that goes into running we will have another successful season. Front Row: QL-Rl 1. Lee, S. Chung, K. Gardner, M. Okon. Top Row: KL-RJ A. Romberg, C. Segal, D. Budd, A. Adkins, G. Gregg, R, Warren. GREENHILL scHoot it VARSITY TRACK sciarputr I 1987 V DATE MEET TEAM LOCATION TIME Sat., March 7 Coppell Relays boys Coppell 8:00 a.m. Sat., March 14 Tues., March 17 Rebel Relays boys Houston 8:00 a.m Trinity Christian boys Addison 4:00 p.m Sat., March 21 Red Oak Relays boys Red Oak 8:00 a.m Sat,, April 4 Lake Dallas or St. Marks T.B.A. 8:00 a.m Sat., April 11 Tom Landry Relays Addison 8:00 a.m Wed., April 15 Episcopal School Dallas 4:00 p.m Sat., April 25 F.W.C.D. Inv. boysfgirls Ft. Worth 8:00 am Wed., April 29 MISC Championship boys! girls Episcopal 4:00 p.m Sat., May 1 Fr-?2:FS:3n:2On5h'p boysfgms Epscopal 400 pm Susan Chung clears a hurdle in stride SPC Championship boysfgirls St. Mark's T.B,A. Boys' Tennis We have an extremely strong and deep tennis team this season at Greenhill. At number one is Mike Knowles, who is currently 115 in the state, At number two is Richard Ellman, who is currently N3 in the state. Adam Blumenfeld, at 33, is currently 322 in the state. Mike Barnett and Phillip Kelton, at number four and five, are also state ranked. At number six is Lawrence Baeck, who is a promising player and will be an asset to the team for the next four years. With one junior, three sophomores, and two freshmen the young team hopes to dominate for years to come. This year, the team will surely fight for the top spot in the city with Richardson High School and St. Mark's. Brad Blonkvist returns a ball Front Row: A. Cohen, B, Blonkvist, C. Dale, L. Baeck, M. Brittian. Back Row: B. Camp, P. Kelton, Coach Sayah, A. Viroslav, M. Marx, l. Skibell, l. Stern. Thurs., April 16 DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Thurs., March 5 Trinity Valley Away 4100 pm. Fri., March 13 Trinity Christian Away 4:15 pm. Tues., March 17 St. Mark's VarflV Away 4215 pm. Tues., March 31 Ft. Worth Country Day Var Away 4:15 pm. Thurs., April 2 Trinity Christian Home 4:15 pm. Thurs., April 9 Episcopal School Away 4:00 p.m. Trinity Valley Home 4100 pm. Tues., April 21 Episcopal School Home 4:00 p,m. Tues., April 21 St, Mark's Var!lV Home 4:15 pm Fr.fSa., April 24-25 M.l,S,C. Championship Epigqopal T4B,A, .. Tues., April 28 Philip Kelton prepares to serve. Ft' Worth Country Day Var Home 4:15 pm Fr.!Sa,, May 8-9 SPC. Championship gg, Markg T,B,A 238 Ari Cohen hits a volley. Diane Budd and Erin Murphy practice doubles together. Girls' Tennis The 1986 Girls' Varsity Tennis team had a very successful year finishing with an overall record of 11-5, placing second in M.l.S.C. and finishing fifth at the S.P.C. Tournament. It was definitely the best season girls tennis has had in the past 10 years. The 1987 season looks even brighter, There are five returning seniors whose experience should lead the team to many victories: lulie Goldfarb, Lee Lyon, ludy Sayah, Diana DeGrasse and Sarah Dale. In addition to four solid underclassmen, the talent of newcomers Lela Rose, Nicole Payseur and Leslie Gerrard complete the roster of solid team membersf In the early going, Greenhill displayed its '87 power with a 4-2 victory over Trinity Valley and a 90 victory over Trinity Christian. lf the winning ways continue for the Hornets, 1987 will easily be better than 1986. Front Row: L-R D. DeGrasse, S. Dale, L. Lyon, D. Budd. Back Row: L-R E. Murphy, L. Rose, L. Volkman, I. Sayah, I. Pearson. l.El2l ROSE to f9tUl'l1 8 SGFVG, Diana DeGrasse returns a volley. Lee Lyon practices her ground stroke, 239 xmmiiiillnuui . in I Golf joining returning golfers jimmy Nolte and Pat McGuire are five promising young players. Sophomores Doug Reiner and Morton Barnett join freshmen Ralph Hamm, john Wilson, and Chris Cousins to give Greenhill a promising set of golfers. Weekly matches and several tournaments should provide the tournament toughness to get the team ready for the SPC tourney in May. While girls golf has Deen slowly growing the graduation of this years' seniors, Shelley Bradley, luli Drush, and Helene Lerman could prove the end of the girls program. Matches with Episcopal, Trinity Valley and Ft. Worth Country Day should help prepare the three lady golfers for the SPC Tournament. C. Cousins, In Wilson' RA Hamm practice their swing. Ill ' 91 Q av WJ 3, pus , I K 4 . Front Row: l. Wilson, S. Bradley, H. Lerman, R. Hamm. Back Row: D. Reiner, P. McGuire, M. Barnett, C. Cousins, l. Nolte. . 4, . Vs Seniors P. McGuire, S. Bradley, l. Nolte, H. Lerman Doug Reiner and Morton Barnett show their prove to be an important part of the golf team. team spirit. 40 4,-fu sw Aff Lynn Park practices on the uneven bars. fu. Z Gymnastics The 1987 U.S. Gymnastics Team got off to a successful start with the skills of returning varsity gymnasts and talented new teammates. During the season, the gymnasts compete in the Olympic compulsory and optional routines sponsored by the U.S. Gymnastic Federation against schools such as Hockaday, Highland Park and Trinity Valley. During the past summer, several students attended Oklahoma University's coaches and Olympic gymnasts summer camp. Althougn the training was gruelling, the Greenhill gymnasts were prepared for the new season. Gymnasts Amy Kreisler, Catie Brooks, Marnie Lane and Leah Piassick led the team through floor exercises, balance beam, vault, and the uneven parallel bars. The boy's team events, floor exercises, vault, rings, and pommel horse, were led by Bryan Green, Roy Kim, and Taft Bhuket. f., Front Row: E. Fiebig, T. Bentley, l. Pivnick, E. Newfeld, L. Piassick, L. lozzo, K. Greenway, K. Gordon. Back Row: V. Smith, L. Feizy, T. Finn, L. Perez, L. Park, A. Kreisler, M. Lane, A. Cooper, C. Brooks. 373' 5 .H Roy Kim gets a new perspective on his sport. Front - M. Einsohm. Middle Row KL-RJ - T. Bhuket, M. Kleinman. Back Row QL-Rl - B. Green, R. Kim, C. Huffman. Torie Bently does her exercises warming up on the uneven bars. 241 Softball With over 20 girls playing on Varsity and junior Varsity, the Girls' Softball team has a promising season ahead of them. Kathryn Hamm, Cheramy White, Elise Alhadef, Amy Thompson, Ienny Ternoey and Gina Laurito make up a strong infield of returning players, The depth of ability in the outfield and on the bench holds great potential through this year and years to come. Gur heavy schedule, 23 games in all, offers the team the experience they need to build a winning tradition. Front Row: A. Luterman, K. Brown, l. Black, K. Loehr. Back Row: A. Murdock, D. Block, L. Shapiro, l. Kirby, S. Luterman, Front Row: T. Tunnell, l. Ternoey, G. Khraish, M. Erwin, E. Alhadef, C. Williams, L. laye, L. Shapiro, l. Kirby. Back Row: A. Murdock, O. Block, G. Laurito, C. White, Coach Kerr, A. Thompson, K. Hamm, S. Pearson, B. Conner. Not pictured: C. Bright. T ,. N ' Lisa laye hits one deep into the Trojans' defense. Amy Thompson and Cheramy White team up to get a Trojan baserunner out. 242 if i Senior Cheramy White attempts to give t Hornets another baserunner. Baseball Last years record of 13 wins and 8 losses led the Hornets into the SPC Division I tournament and to the ownership of the MISC conference title, 1987 looks bright as well for the Hornets as the team consists of many worthy returning lettermen: Seniors Ieff Fiedelman and Stephen Gindlingg lunior Charles Warren, and Sophomores Mark McKay, jett Fiedelman prepares to strike out yet another E.S.D. Eagle. 5 I C Philip Michaelson, Arthur Lee, and Elliott Goodman. The few opening games have resulted in victories, and if the trend continues the SPC and MISC titles are definitely within the grasp of the Hornets. I W av Af 1,':'. . w Qu' f ir, I A T, sr' I me ,V 1 the-' .wwf -it. . 4 5 Q I I- MJ Lai? f Bottom Row - L-R - K. Wiley, A. Lee, R. Steinberg, I. Hall, E. Henderson, C. Warren, P. Michaelson. Top Row - L-R - Coach Parachini, M. McKay, I. Fiedelman, A. Marcus, E. Goodman, Z. Luterman, I. Vergne, Coach Tom Perryman. Not pictured S. Gindling. l 4 - Charles Warren rounds third as the Hornets move on to victory. Coach Mark Parachini and Coach Tom Perryman pose with the seniors, leff Fiedelman and Rob Steinberg as they enjoy their last year of Hornet Baseball. Freshman Zach Luterman eagerly awaits his chance to score. 24 Girls' Track Front row: C. Lynch, M. McCurley, I. Music, H. Lake, A. Lichenstein, S. Rosen, A, Merrill. Back Row: S. Blanton, K. Wilson, T. Vu, M. Burstein, K. Penn, I. Nam, N. Miller, T. Hackney. Girls' Tennis ,-.f 'Nr s Back: M. Morrow, T. Sperling, A. Volkman, M. Zahn, S. Sentilles, D. Goldfarb. Front: A, Norris, S. Haas, S. Lu, M. Redpath, K. Schwartz. Middle School Boys' Track Sitting: L-R - E. Natinsky, B. Cleitsmann. Front Row: L-R - E. Iohnson, I. Spiritas, R. Spiritas, T. Ioyner, B. Williams, M. Birenbaum, T. Stiffel. Middle Row: L-R - I, Mimura, D. Darras, L, Rand, A. Sprankell, D. Wilson, L. Reed, R. Chung, D. Sunshine. Back Row: L-R - B, Clark, P. Bogdanow, A. Sheffield, T. Howell, D. Shea, D. Murphy, M. Elder, B. Cleveland, I. Riley. Not Pictured: D. Ziff, M. Miller, R. Kinman, D. Ducoff, P. Han, S. Romans, C. Ionas. sg .wut Boys' Tennis Back: B. Canton, B. Calhoun, M. Fagelman, I. Small, M. Iohnson. Front: M. Lubi A. Dunn, C. McDaniel, G. Donner, C. Norton. Girls' Softball Front: it to RJ - L. oenanan, c. Murphy, E. Griffin, o. V ' Brutsche, L. Stergios, N. Hunt, K. Kirby, C. Rockwell Back: QL to Rl - Coach Walker, M. Goldman, K. Lee, E Solomon, E. Erwin, F. Mondell, S. Cooper, A. Tannen Coach Kerr. Spring Sports X .L ,U f La...-0...-,..1 rf v' gs ,W X - . , . .,., ., ,,.., X--wa. -Mm-f, use-Q---..,.f - Gymnastics Front Row tl to rl: C. Robbins, C. Phillips, D. Dodson, 2nd Row: E. lohnson, I, Siemers, A. Woghin, L. Sigman, R. Davidoff, D. Brutsche, S. Emerick, F. Samuels, K. Einsohn. 3rd Row: M. Voorhies, A. Heidbrink, T. Nall, B. Kreisler, I. Donsky, L. Taylor, P. Vilches, C. Buchanan, N. Levy, R. Skinner, S. Robertson, C. Myers, Coach Stolz, Coach Ellis. 4th Row: M. Ellis, R. Kao, B. Baum, A. Crane, l. Park, K. Zimmerman, E, Chung, K. Williams, C. Kim, M. Toofanian, F. Chung. 'WIS av, 1 , x gf: 'au .. 1: 'ir -mg ,Q Q 'W M41 r- ' 'L' 'M V -,. aa.'w,' 1 -3' ' , '- ' rf' :.- -. -.- .iff - z' '. Boys' Basketball Front: R. Hamilton, M. Rush, l. Sherman, A. Sribhen, l. jones, G. Raskin, C. Dunnick. Back: Coach Samide, L. Larson, C, Wells, C. Bryant, A. Sanger, M, Fagelman, M. Bond, M, Castro, l. Cole, Coach Parachini, Missing - Arik Garner. 245 r fu i I mn K .--Hunan , Y Q V . ' - , Y . , - eznb,,dgg 2 , A. A , - 7. , wlilm X , WI , . . 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W- A ff ,,, 5 1 ' 1 , 'S ,, J 2 sf f f- ax I Q 4 ' 'Me KM 'J ' fy, K 'ia hr' g-'ir 2. , DQZ Q I ow-f u kg, nge, 'l'n9'S5 0 f ? 3'3-2'-?H'A. O 'Q C gi ,U .gt .gs Qu nv, .n',o .n ,x n ,oknov e 'Q-qfyrsazz 'A?:f:!!2'-5352, ,wwru www W 3'-Q, if 5 M F5 ,J 5 Q 1 i f ex . 6 'S I 9 as I air' 1 ' 'A gf.- 1 . 4, A LM' 2 ,N ,,,,wmw:'ff ww' kiwi, . It if ,1 W. 6 335 5 35. . 955, YJ? A 'Wx -1 .f Wm 5, , ' ,,, f aa '?. ' fl' , 4 Y, I'II Miss You - Lee 267 Congratulations Slade! K 5 N2 5 we .X .gf f- . g 1 ,Q fi . +Q it F Q Q 1 is If f 1 vt--1,4 'mwi ,v-.' ? A A ,, '- Q 1 X , if 'N awww. .li X V N la :zfwa L. gm 'lg We love you ik MF! Mom Dad Mickey Maggie Sebastian Newton fi ' Tiff Q 1 14A I Y' l, , nv ' r ig iii ., -rf , David . . . You made it! We have been through so much together. We've stood by each other both good and bad times lfights being your faultlj You're everything to me and I don't know how I'II survive without you. Q Although times ahead are gonna be rough - if our love can last through our changing lives now - we've got it made, forever . . . I love ya Dyood. But I refuse to say goodbye, because I know you'Il never leave me QI won't let youll I'm just saying hello to some pretty large phone bills. 'Our love will never die, I know this is true because everytime I see you I fall in love again. - anon. Too many wonderful memories to list, I just want you to know l'm really gonna miss you - LOTS! we Kwai wlyial. QD iv 05 A new in-I. ,st tag' You MADE IT DAVE! is XA 5 Q X Q ' N ,K R E :--... Q tt - as f '15, 'fl 1 43, 1 L To My Beth Once in a semi-dark room, when you were a crib person and we were alone, l caught a glimpse of the grown up you. That image has been held tight right behind the freckle in my eye. I will never let it go. lt is time for you to turn a big corner, and open all new doors. How exciting, how right. Congratulations! With devotion from your Mother. , ,ygw ' V Z WV ,K A 1 . , ,. f ' , 'H if C E Rx C , 5 Q , ,fa E ' 1 lyy l rE',i Q I Mm l ft lb is Q, lr,.D lqgr'r'l54 Q . Congratulations 12 C, , - Robb C11 ell' ' Love, ,,s,, W' ,gil Dad, ,, J B ,- ff Craig L if! I' g R FW' 'lily' Q 1-' ,ff-W ,. , , k -lx,n.Q, . sM,,,x g,, i ?f'gs 1 C, tf asaeiiiaiii Seam 3 ,la as Congratulations Julie! w 'X..tt .,.. A .N 4 T ,ffm so E 5: ,xg b X? H , L9 Betty, Roland 81 Keith Black ,g , md' .1 v I W I I . , iff 5' 2' ' FE ffikma 'f' f Q- a -t gp '5'f'q' ' 5, f 3 t ' an . - , aati f 1 , 'V' ,Nu ' ij N7' 5012255 at ff 'W a, t ff .. - 'Q N -J. 9 f lg fa. w 3, Q5 if 2' I i Rebel Without A Bram XX Cheramy White Av y, 5 5-V' 5 1 -V 'V LL Af, Q K I.. 'ff ,rv 2 Amy 84 julie ,gf-'iv is 'ID 'N 'N-me- .i . A laugh, a tear, a hug make up a friend. A smile, a thought, a secret are what friends share. We grow together, but you still you l still I. We will soon say goodbye and gO OUT Sep8fi:ltE! WHYS, But those laughs, tears, and hugs will keep us friends forever. 1' 14' mv' Ei.: tx T. 1 7 W6 W M, 4 ,X I . U I f M 'Z N. ' , , .f ,M my SV' 1. r Q, , 2 W ,fs 5 , ' ' If' ,f iis, is ,535 I 1 ' ,Var I , ,V-V..VV I . Q W' L 'U f 1 ij.. . Love and Best Wishes, Mom 275 R. xx 1 276 G 335: ag 'R+ W gg f A-vi' ,. Z 3' . 1 1 Sfiff , e e, 2 X lrafif sf '34- iv . -Q.: -Q. ff' . ,r . k,,,t 1' Nest Will Seem So Empty ' i , . , 1 415 ,,,, ffff'fi3-L--4? 1- W1 fig 2 , 1 , 'mm--My ' v rv? -vv b ' - N K I Wt A fumfgwk ur .W ' ,., . fx! in , W I f Lil' f 4 f 224' f -'W - Q 1 A W ,X - v . 8 ,L .G f if .y 5 35' .... . .. 44. A X . 5iLi:i:Nh:Lw: '- ' , Q ., 5 , . 1 if J... Q Q, W kk ,,, W W f ' E2 E3 5 . K Ji 4? f. 2- Q1 f l , Av- Lk .5 NM' X M ,VX Z ,. - A f . M A W Jam 1 ,WAV - -,uv 1- ., Q We Love You - Your Parents '-V., W ffwff, gr 277 Yes, indeedeedoo, this is it. The big one. The Senior Will. Boy, I'm just filled to the brim with excitement. But hold it, you say, it's in the back! Oh well, you'lI live. So, awhana, anda tooah, anda whana, tooah, tree... MULTIFARIOUS MONOMANIA, or The Last Swill and Testament of Jeff Leiman Me, Jeff Leiman, semiexisting of extremely creative, rather wild, and mostly funny mind, as well as a thoroughly dubious rationality, invoke memories in, say kind words to, and leave various things for some people. FELLOW HORSEMEN OF THE APACALYPSE Rob: Thou art a rock. A rock with great hair, may I add. You've been a great shrink, the check's in the mail. I leave you: a big blue jacket with 10,000 pens: the neatest house ever built: the Charger: a portrait of Mr. Spock, money from the Twilight Zone: the Rambomaticg a wristwearA-Bomb, and, ofcourse, a Macintosh. Chris: My partner in crime, what can I tell you? Together we could take over the world if only the stock was cheaper. You get: so this is an art deco living room g assorted weapons: space folding, Nevergreen 3 Space Harrier, and the best Etc. Section Evergreen ever had for will havej. Indeed, we are Godlords of Humor. Greg: You are the only person as demented as I am, and I think the world is grateful for that. To you I bequeath: the Thunderbird, downtown and back in 15 minutes: the Shocker, ay, comrade , Radio Shack, holy Porsche: gee, this smells like... g Blubberlipsg ATC at the farm, Donuts of Death, and a rather loud WA-HA! The Brownings, Huffmans, and Reeses: I feel like I have eight parents. You all have been so great, just like your sons. Be proud of them, 'cause l sure am! Oooh, corny! THE BEST BUNCH OF TEACHERS Mr. Kilmer: Advisor, teacher, mentor, friend. You taught me to think and that people can be very silly, especially authority. Your wisdom will be with me always. Ms. Eastus: I think I like you, but I can't make up my mind. Nevertheless, thank you for unleashing my ability. You'll get the first copy of my book. Maybe. Mr. Kasten: l've come a long way from mannequins, and you helped me see that. I treasure our friendship. You get the first copy of my book fbut don't tell Ms. Eastusj. Mr. Solon: You kept me in stitches for four years with your amazing wit and unpredictability. Stay laid back. Ms. Roman: Sarcasm is not a personality trait, it is a way of life. You've shown me that it's a pretty good one. Don't ever let up on those Steinbergs of the future. Dr. Graves: You proved two important things to me: one, I can think, and two, there will always be someone much, much, much more intelligent than I am. You. Dr. Stewart: Am I a professional now? Thanks for your inspiration and leeway. May you never have another editor like me. But if you do, a i0-gallon bottle of Maalox. Mr. Garcia: I leave you with the hope that none of your future classes will be like A.P. Chem '86-'87 and a 31,000,000 gift certificate to Radio Shack. Dr. Marks: You showed me how fun my own weirdness is. You get an endowment for the Mr. Sodium award, given to the most insane student each year. PEOPLE WHO MADE MY LIFE WONDERFUL Chris S.: The more people change, the more they stay the same. I'm happy to have you back. You were my first friend in this strange new place. I leave you: Zoller, Monty Python, personalized lunchbagsg Heavy Metal. Leiman's Last Laugh or,the stuff you didn't finc on my Senior Page sw -r w t, , . , . , X Q I , X e RYE., NW, wk 'K ,ugbtrx .:. iss S .. tr. rt? r . , H 3 Six years ago, I arrived at Greenhill as a shy, weird, nonthinker with bad hair. Now, as my time here ends, I leave as an outgoing, bizarre, deep thinker with a real excitement for existing. I attribute this to the fact that Greenhill has given me so much that I don't think I could ever pay it back, even if I donated a building. It's been just great big globs of fun, and I've enjoyed every one. But I still don't know what do do with my hair. 1-X 'ill Anna: You're human champagne. I owe you a big stoop. You get: biological function talks: J . . Crew: hee-hee- hee : Beastie: Gary. Morris. and God knows who else: Sheri: All along l knew you could talk. and l'm glad. 'cause we've had some bewildering discussions. Your gifts: Birenbaum repellantz Oh. no. not another Etc. cartoon! : and I will take you out to a movie. like it or not. Kerry: Such good clean fun we've had! Who am I kidding? Remember: Eighth grade rumors: Kip's at two in the morning: red hair: your collossal checking account: lVlr. College: a near date with Sarai and general big fun. Kate: One day. someone will figure out exactly what our relationship is. I leave you an imperfection and the vice- presidency of Gonzo Enterprises. Now that was funny. Matthew: The measure of a good leader is how he tolerates his people. You're a great leader. Thanks for not firing me. But you gotta admit. Etc. was the best. I gift you with a free lifetime subscription to Nevergreen. Diana: Brains, beauty, and a neurosis. What more could a guy ask for? I leave you: donut sales: luck with Kevin: A.P. Chem panic: and Why are you braking? If you put your brakes on, they'll know you were speeding! Marc: When you grow up, calm down. Life goes down smoother that way. I leave you: my immense knowledge of Spanish: Jeopardylg and your favorite car, mine. The People I Forgot: Sorry. Remember whatever I did with you lor to youl and that it was probably fun. THE PEOPLE I'VE BEEN WITH FOREVER Frank: My buddy since kindergarten, twelve years is a long time. Thank you for being there all the times when I needed a friend. Here's to the future and what will happen when we get our hands on it. Poppa: You're still with me. I hope you like my haircut. Mom: Late night talks: your car lwhat's left of itl: a gameroom full of candles: how do you do this computer thing? Thanks for your faith in me, I needed it. Dad: The Bippi-Hunter: your boot zoo: Town Car- there is nothing larger : Leiman 81 Son, Humorists. One day, l'll be as great as you are now, and you'll be proud. M8iD: What can I tell you that you don't already know? A BUNCH OF QUOTES - l can't believe that... That's a little hard to believe... Aw, my goodness... that's the most amazing... aw, my goodness... I've had some things happen to me, but nothing close to that. -Arnold Palmer - All right! All right! Fantastic! -Joseph P. Kennedy ll - I keep wondering if there is a an afterlife, and if there is will they be able to break a twenty? -Woody Allen - How glorious it is - and also how painful - to be an exception. -Alfred de Nlusset - lf two million people do a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing. -Opus the Penguin - Always knew it was crazy to put my love on the air, but I only communicate when I put my love on the air. -Pete Townshend with David Gilmour - Do me a favor, will 'ya? SMILE! -IVIe - There's a fine line between blowing your own horn and blowing it out your... -Me - Think about this: if it wasn't for me, you couldn't call yourself normal. -Me THE HAPPY GOODBYE If you think of someone hard enough, they'll know it and smile. I think of you all and hope you're smiling. Or something like that. 2, 5 4 ff g -, 15, ,W Congratulations, Catherine lv? if All 80 Our Love, 5 2 I ,, imp' ' Vlnlvr 2, 1 ',,f Mom, Dad, Jody, Mimi, Papa, Millogy, Apple tulatlons Brad Love, Mom 84 Dad 5 5 f U 11121 ' 9. AW' I vf M ff 5, . has .af - . J r ..., - , X R .. . 4'1- af was - -wi-fs 5. s 4? L , Eli- h ' . + H an Q X s 'X' ,X Q as is Q S 'N f Tai . ,' s' -' 351 Qi? ,A 3 ' WY ' sowsa Mis Ki' --fill. - ,- 1 ' ,, 3 I. . .X 5-i If x -E rv' : '. if K wi was a so W so ffiL fig5NaQ q l A Q l 'V Good Luck to the Outstanding Class of '87 ,.,.. .X ,,Q il A ski. yu r Marc Birenbaum To Ieff L: I leave you a cabbage patch electric toothbrush . . . the secret formula of 5heri's jello fto sell to the militaryj, a new projectile Physics problem with the jello, and a collection of your very own Menudo dolls with autographed pictures to hang on your locker. To Amy K: I leave you with your favorite Barbie game 'IWe Girls Can Do Anything, a circular ride in my car at Harvey House, and an unlimited supply of sticky hands. PS: How dare you call me a sexist! Thanks for all the good times we've had. To Beth: I leave you with a lifetime supply of hard gum, and a night at your brother's house . . . To Victor: I leave you with fond memories of ISAS 85 in Tulsa with the 'IHoly Hands, 'IThis is the manager, please evacuate your room, the hotel is on fire. Fun times in physics labs, Did you change the data?, and a Pre-Cal class in which we found out that Nurses don't have to know how to use calculators. To Kevin: I leave you with four fun years of Spanish, and always remember: The 29 year old bullfighter is dead, so we won't be able to see him anymore. That's All Folks! sic IA Qfifisf : H, A Nl J sz H .S NM 282 I : ,J MUSIC MAKES PICTURES AND OFTEN TELLS STORIES ALL OF IT MAGIC' AND ALL OF' IT TRUE. JOHN DENVER T77 PQ ' 1 M - if 'I L 3' ,,, J 8 pf M, if H,1,M, '.., T2 c 4 if , ,a 6 QL 4 The Brother of a Senior l am Cullen Potts, Kristi's brother. l want to thank Kristi, luli and Lela. To Lela, thanks for being you and for sharing your experiences with me, such as the Grand Canyon. luli, thanks for things like getting mad at me for the girl posters on my wall. By the way, l'm getting some new ones. Thanks for being there when l needed you and being a friend to Kristi. To Kristi, thanks for being my sister - there have been bad times and good times. Thanks for taking me and my bike places. By the way, when you leave, I am taking over your room, car, and bathroom. 5' Q 3 it va ww? v4 David Chung fri' x fs ,N 'Ain't it good to know that you've got a friend, People can be so cold. They'll hurt you and desert you. They'll take your soul if you let them, but don't you let them. You just call out my name and you know wherever I am l'll come running to see you again. i M 'Q 5 It is a rare and special thing to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Friendship defies age and ignores distance. It weathers the hard times and shares the good. Together we have found this. 286 Ns was 'Wi ,js p , . - ., . - f s gn' I .Y L tg My . X E' it S. . va 5, sky is X , P 9 is l , - 1, 'PQ 1. -- The years may pass between us, and the time spent apart may change us. But the promises made and the lessons learned will only strengthen our present ties. Thanks for everything, I love ya'll 287 ? YE Y 5 5 M. ,A Q ,,.,,. f.ff ,y . V I ,V Ma K , w ., , lr if A ,, n 1 ,V ex, 49 'W' Q 'A We if e ' cv ' a 4 ' em ., W ' :Q J. ' , MK T' I - , 4 , 5, vs , I ' WQX . Sie- 'S Thanks It's been fun Love, C B ,gaw- -Q of N 'V funav, M. .J V 'mx AU 9 W im ,V jd, ' M aff I Y . M., ,jf . If fQ,,' 4 X +3 X 1 13 ' . . , -3 ,...,,4 - , A fs ' f'-fi, 5 X W n,:f:w , 'fd Ai W Best Wishes Pumpkin Love, Daddy '55 it 'W . Remember what we've said and done and felt about each other . . . CSNBY K 'Yx Q38 J Cars Love, o he n 81 Sarah RQ Tracy! J q W- A W: , If 1 A A mji fa N K N We love you, Mom 84 Dad w 4 Wx ffl, ' 2 S :nz IQ :xk if, .. :SQ A 1. -1 - i ..k,A, .,...1. L: X 5 Q-Q x mx. K , MMM? awww 1961 r uTrust in the Lord wittr all your heart . . . IQ SSN wtf V ai 'nf'-'E' fe 1 Q-hifi f Q X f' 5 4. r -f f 14,-,M-.W.vV,,. i V f fri. rj 143, .lac 1 ff--Q. i, J TTTYW Liv Q M and do not rely on your own insight. Prov. 3:5 M -,ff 1 gf , When I grow up I want to have fun And do the things that I like to do. s, Like making noise -.X . f,r, 'A Nil And making faces I .521 I fx Q f -1 W .I V ,hx g I -i 2 f 5 fi A ' . V mwigxiw' Ien And making friends like you. , I , f Free To Be You and Me ' J M, -Q .,,,l. i H 5 g gif f 5 X572 I 'fi . ,W .3 - K see I ai' K1 j .41 A16-..... ,Wi Love, LSI 2 95 if J, ,ws- V if H! 1, 2 5 I' Y Thanks for the memories I love y'aIl, Tracy J,, . ,,,,...,.,.,.-,,.,, M., , ,.,,, ,,, , A of ff ,xl ,,, K! 51 ffxxjjf rw ,,,,, ,.,, +1 ,1 ,. sf ,J f -A , , N. ,R 1, . J i? inf 2- g Q-1 WM M1 .. - . 1 r C 'Qisgwsb' 1 Q O I we M ,Q Us . , 'li' ex I V.. Mm -Q,', IVL Love, Mommy 84 Daddy When the night has Come, and the land is and the moon No I won't be No I won't be just as long as Stand by me. dark, is the only light we'II see. afraid. afraid. you stand, Ben E. King QB 4 298 ,gif ,af Some boy too far from town to learn baseball, Whose only play was what he found himself, Summer or winter, and could play alone. One by one he subdued his father's trees By riding them down over and over again Until he took the stiffness out of them, And not one but hung limp, not one was left For him to conquer. He learned all there was To learn about not launching out too soon And so not carrying the tree away Clear to the ground. He always kept his poise To the top of the branches, climbing carefully With the same pains you use to fill a cup Up to the brim, and even above the brim. Then he flung outward, feet first, with a swish, YH Killing his way down through the air to the ground. So was l once myself a swinger of birches. And so l dream of going back to be. - Robert Frost 'nf t it Q f 1 A Ni. Sarah Dale To my favorite sister, It seems like just yesterday we dressed up in fruity outfits with rubber glasses! Now you're a college girl? Congratulationsl? I can't thank you enough for being a sister all these years, and for helping me out when l really needed it. Try not to do too much damage up East, say hello to Dick Thensit for me and keep the rust off the Saab. Have fun in college wherever you go! - Granger 299 -r 'S 'ill , if fl' '1 7' 'P S 4,41 4 4 ws f h 9 .95 V f r -gg T: s- f Thanks for the best of times Klrk Dunk W! 1 fy? 5 f 5 if ,asf Z k A f 5 ,.,, Qz' U ., 3, 37 T ' f .6 N if , Q 57 Q , f '- 2 , 1, I iz ,V I ',kV M k,5, A I WV E V K 7 ,Q it ' J , V V T:-A , ,S X .nw Mm Theatre Ga'L1GfY au as v 1 u u A x. ti: M U Cn o ' P X L 15 W Q Q 1 Q 3 W 'h 4 'Y . , ...- g ri- 51 4. J? ,W-' , W' 1 5 s fl y 1' e 'mf my yi sz-1 , . X -' - A ,f , -55 L d 4. Y- , 1 .af ' J 1 5' X uk if , fax Y f4,:1?gQ . in i4 5 2 1 2 ' f, -ff 4 A 4 . 5: A t ' M 1 ' f - . 3211 M 5 , if f 'K 2 , ,,A, f , ,, ' VILVL ,K ff 6 ,, 1 ,7 ,, , V , , ,, .LAM 35 ia ff 7 'Q' , Q lv ' BW' ' Congratulations WClass of 1987 'Those who reach touch the stars 71 N. . . K , 3 X K i 5, ...h.: K 2 N N X NP Y Na ig? 1 R U ,... . A , f Lf WM' , fv. as , ,ff ,, 3 i 304 'UQ' ix. Love, The Richard -ane Family 'U YQ '63 ibm: 'r XXYMA Arm if YJ 'lLike a true B.H.! . . . doors locked . nature's child, rocks . . . party modes! we were born, born . . . the lake . . . Austin . to be wild. . . .praiseDubaba. . .B.I - Steppen Wolfe 31 . . . congratulations! I love you, UG three I'm a child chasing pages the xyz woods I lack forever elusive july 4 bumping tree to tree words and I . .Dee mutually exclusive 'la SPAM are I love you all 84 I wori't say goodbye 305 lolie! Elise Elise? Shes not with Dennis? lolie is. That's o.k,, Dennis isn't your type anyway. Now, Rami's a different story. l can think of a couple of stories . , . Phredd, parking places at Confettis that lead to Ross Ave., an awesome double date with Ioe 81 Ryan, wasted time 2000 times, aliens, RAP - even if l have forgotten what it means, Kid Kraddock, Michael Sp . . . give her your keys, let her take your car home, Mistrals, Confettis, steak 81 ale, illegal immoral fattening, shhh be vewy vewy guiet, another double date - wonderful waitresses 81 wonderful jukeboxes, sunscreen, can you say psychosomatic illness?, sunscreen, screening your calls, lW's hot tub, Elise, I never would have made it without all your moral support. Can l call him? Don't even think about it. And by the way, l am going to marry him someday. ILY ill lolie,' ln the years to come, stash these memories somewhereinyourbrain. , latenighttalks. . , Mr. M's . , . Oh really? . , . Maybe it wasn't wasted time . . . Punker Bear , . . Buddy the attack bird . . .Can U say psychosomatic illness? , . . door knob effect , . . lthought lwas with Dennis . . . to Padre or not to Padre . , . Ryan . , .l.D,'s+othersimilartragedies. . .mypoor car . . . poor Bob . . . neurotic families . , . Summer '86 , , . Mistral . 4 . guys, guys, guys . . , matches . . . S200 . , . Shih-tzus . , . Chinese food. . ,dancing ontop oftheC-alleria , . .dietsweonly talk about. , .whatever. , 4 cute 4 a girl' ',.. obnoxious habits . , . volleyball . . . depression, obsession, + my constant analysis . . . do U always throw things off of 'li story buildings? . . , 5 page wills , . , answering machines . , . lolie, your friendship has meant more to me than you'll ever know Don't forget, we're only a phone call away lLYVVMl 'UB 'xv -ff 306 if lil 'Our memories are woven from the times of love and laughter we leave behind fr' O as X I Mm., ? W ,ar my eeel i 4:- xf L The very best of everything to my family and friends. Love, Nancy Lane 307 . ,, , f ,ggywf.hM:. f:zw,fff,' N fiffffff 7 my l?,,Z,' WW' :fm k ff 4 - , M Q if To the best sister in the world ,M 1, ,, f f Q H ' - ' . eeey W yy ff , A 1 , ,k,' , fn' . X J ' ' A fy Z I ,W ,4 f m,,, -'M 4? f I1 X I A J 4 A ,,,,, , y . if . : iq A' K K J KK . aff - ,,K- . . ., L if ., 5 ,fm S, Qii A Q sf. l I. W , .4 .X xv ff Kg' 'mg .iff . Q,- ,,w -'Q-.gf 'K' X., Q.- R M... y ..,.. yy, .V, wi, FXS' Qwf Mwfgixik i i 'ia we k,L, ..'- 52 ' Rf 308 Nancy, we love you. joey, Marnie 84 Barbie 'Z -415' LI NF wk T E Mom - On this difficult path vve've traveled we've had our ups + downs, but through it all we've both learned so much. Thank you for your unlimited patience + unconditional love. You've made me what l am today. The best is yet to come . . . W ft'y . . . T X55 afizgiz si ti 22 To friends pictured and not pictured - Thank you for accepting me for the way l am + for making my stay at the Hill worthwhile. lLYAVMl Winter, spring, summer or fall All you've got to do is call And l'll be there 'Cause you've got a friend. - Taylor loei Gary + Andy - Y'all are the best big brothers a lil' sis' could ask for, We've been through a lot together. Each one of you is very special to me in your own way. l'll always be your lil' pooh bear. , ,.. ,, Nt f. ' .c To the faculty - Thank you for taking a personal interest in not only my education, but in me as a person. Your friendships mean the world to me. . , W T 2 . g 3 l ,Tl ,, 1-Y gkff 'Q ,A 'Y I ' 'tg 13' 'pt-s.-. j -'P 4, 3, -, 551 . ' F F S u Q' ' . ff ., 451. 'if , . - , W -'WY' re xv 1 A' E j s!t,,,,,,w e l M Thanks for the memories . . . Elise 309 Mom - We've Come A Long Way Baby, Bye, Bye lune Clever - Hello 8O's!! Angela Adkins Bruce Agnich Elise Alhadef julie Black Cynthia Bright Emily Buss Carson Clement Beth Conner David Crooks Stefani Dardaganian Kate Dowe Kirk Dunk leff Fiedelman Stephen Gindling lulie Goldfarb leff Goodman Kathryn Hamm Beth Matthew Henderson Mila Hermanovski julie Hoffman l Love You, Trey lohnson Amy Kreisler Nancy Lane Scott Lipscomb lennifer Lipshy Lee Lyon Patrick McGuire Mark Moniot Nicole Payseur Scottie Pearson Mark Platt Kristi Patts Greg Reese Tara Richardson Lela Rose Chris Schrauff Andrew Sprankell Robb Steinberg Anna Weiss Best Wishes To Miss Davis' and Mr. P's FIRST Graduating Class! I Beth Conner jolie - my prediction, summer time, Mr. M's. Scott L - A stable friendship, crushes, driving, Ma Bell. Brett - Montana on your mind, 2 lambs, a squeak toy, hang in there! Charles - xxxooo. Marc - Liquid snow, shoe polish, Math, Hospital daze, college. Mrs. Romaine - Erika sends her love and misses you. I miss you, thank you for being there for me and keeping me away from Nun'sl Good luck - think Math. Ms. Stevenson- Art for 4years, staying calm, yearbook, porch talks, and art-talk, 4:1 We love vou Nancy jfs-,L Q M 4 1 xg 4 Y ,x em 1 ,4 , 1 , SX , e 1 Q, 2 Q . Lew Mihai F 2 :,, I . o Q ao, 1, 9. oo, o o ,be Q o oqoo ob ooh. Q 90 Q ooo' 0 47 Q no eo -,o o 'lw..f, nam, 4215 K S., -f.f 'wi- wi , C f - ff wi A KE a1 o.f'TNQ hah. .. Mi? we M Love, Mom and Dad 311 May your heart run free through every flower of th e field 'A T-Q lfgl, i lg iv .5 rt' , I xl W 'Eh-Y Q 'Q r Ax Y Q A ..b me 4- 1 , ,Q L' VV 1 tfhtr Lx .t , , 312 Nancy, We love and adore you. Mom 84 Dad QM 03 Z5 745 by JN 'O Thank You Mr. M Your Advisory G p ? ,F Q - ',Q,b'0xQf Congratulatio D d M A L M t iid ulook around and choose your own ground for long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. - Pink Floyd don't change for you 5 don't change a thing for mem INXS ff lozlee, do ya want a piecesta pizzsta? Well, here's some stuffst that I hopest you'll always remember, cuz l lovest you! Bob , . . Mr, bush lmy hair tool . . , Mr. M's guys. . .the Femmes. . .Taco Bueno. . .scary people. . .scary problems. . . scary thing. . mind racers . .8in the hottub. .who-Brian or Ryan? . . .Baby's . . . pieces parts . . . 3 in the bathroom at once . . . our uncles . . . where are we gonna go now? exam binges. . .Kid Kraddock. . .Clearviewlconfettily . . the little man he'd keep forever . . Matt . leff 'n' Ed . . , Ryan 'n' Ed . . . happens - especially in Florida . . eggs, Babsl . . the cure . . . ILYLAS, schweethot! Meezla, my buddsty, you knowst l'mst forgetstful, but l'll triest notst to be redundant. Wanna tic-tac? Well how about a few memories instead? You know, like our uncles, steven St the little pink man, Tam the tilly, a videotape that could launch our showbiz careers, Divine, pink flamingos, pink floyd, pink articles of clothing lthat are lostj, scary, a gold porsche minus one dent, the top of the galleria parking lot, Frank, Eddie 81 lonathan, Kid Kraddock, mind racers ft8iSl creative uses for apples, 2 awesome nights in lune, lW's hottub, Mr. M's, Mr. Cs Oh really, pieces parts, curbs that lump out 81 bite, happens lespecially in Flay, Greg Singleton, etc. . . . ILY So wonderfully wonderfully wonderfully wonderfully pretty Oh, you know that l'd do anything for you . . - The Cure 5 N O O Mila lolie 22- X1 1 C fr Congratulations and Good Luck to Chris, David, and all their friends. Love, H.P. and C.W. Schrauff Cathy and William f' Q .1 rt. Q.. 1. fri ff. if' 4? 5 F 1- ,l 1 ,QQ 3 Q22 gf WHS I 1 Athletic Booster Club President: Ed Fitzmaurice Vice-President: Sandra Silver Secretary: Kaye Blonkvist Treasurer: Harry Goodman Membership Chairman: Susan Tunnell Bonnie Agnich Richard and Tory Agnich Lester and Kathi Baum Roland and Betty Black Carl and Kaye Blonkvist Charles and Sally Bradley Gil and Dot Brandt Bill and Sally Brice Burcham and Patsy Budd Dick and Linda Cadigan Guy and Carolyn Camarata Charles and Lee Chung Christopher and Frances Clark lacqueline Claunch Bob and Claire Coffer Chase and Helen Comer Stan Crooks Stephen and ludy Dardaganian Nicholas and Mary Darras loe and Elaine Denahan Harold and Barbara Dunk Bill and Sally Estes Ronald and Marilyn Fiedelman Lawrence and Debbie Finn Bert and Myra Fischel Ed and Marcia Fitzmaurice Phil and Mary Foote Carl L. Fulton lohn and Karyl Gindling Harry and Elfrieda Goodman Gene and Edna Ground Tom Guilds Dick and Linda Hall Ralph and Gretchen Hamm Peter and Carol Heidbrink Adrian Hickman Bill and Lynn Hidell Gary and Harriett Hoffman Emery and Susan johnson Lewis and Betty johnson Philip and Kay Kelton Harold and Ruth Kleinman Aaron and Eileen Kreisler Richard and Ruth Lane Dewayne and Claudia Leeds tl. to r.J: Herschel Walker, Dallas Cowboy running back, Bob Witman, head football coach, Ed Fitzmaurice, president, Booster Club, and Dick Hall, Athletic Director, at Fall Sports Awards Banquet. Alan and Elizabeth Lerner Pat and Wanda Loconto E.R. tBuckl and Laura Lee Lyon Charles and Sue McAdams Pat and Mary McCarty Oliver and Marianne McGonigle lohn and Chris McKay Richard and Bobbi Massman Paul and Tricia Michaelson james Nolte L.W. and Sharon Nowlin Edward and lanice O'Loughlin Harrell and Marilyn Pallet Norman and lan Pallister Allen and Marilyn Pearlman William and Scottie Pearson Ray and Ann Perryman Mel and lody Platt George and lonella Pride George and Phyllis Read Rusty and Deedie Rose Don and Linda Rubin Dick and Rita Sanderson lohn and Cathy Schoellkopf Hamilton and Carol Schrauff Fred and Sandra Silver Sam and Sandra Simon Neal and Cherie Small loe and Phyllis Somer Steve and Alexis Spiritas Richard and Pat Taylor Richard and Carolyn Thompson Susan Tunnell Elaine Velvin Pedro and Olga Vergne-Marini Charles and leanne Warren joseph and Cynthia Warshaw lack and Carolyn White Monk and Pam White loe and Rena Winfield Elbert Winn Ron and Lelia Wright Don and Laurie Zahn Charles and Claudia Zelazny 3 I ., f ' . Mom, I know how hard you have worked to make me a person you could be proud of. I know a lot of times I didn't like the rules and the lectures, but I understand now why you did it. I'm getting ready to go off on my own and you won't be there anymore to tell me what is right and wrong, all those years of work and preparation are over and it is time for them and for me to be put to the test. When I heard this song it reminded me of what you have been telling me all these years. Thank you for teaching me how to make it in this world. I love you so much. Iuli llBaby It's a Wild World You say you want to start something new And it's breaking my heart you're leaving, Baby I'm grieving. But if you want to leave . . . take good care, hope you have a lot of nice things to wear, But then a lot of nice things turn bad out there. Oh Baby Baby it's a wild world, It's hard to get by just upon a smile. Oh Baby Baby it's a wild world, And l'II always remember you like a child girl. You know I've seen a lot of what the world can do, And it's breaking my heart in two, Because I never want to see you sad girl, Don't be a bad girl. But if you want to leave . . . take good care, hope you make a lot of nice friends out there, But just remember there's a lot of bad and beware, Baby I love you. 318 Corrigan's Jewelers salutes the students of Greenhill on another year of excellence ,- ,g , Xi ,5 .pf mi ,Q . ,, .N , yi 'f fi Q -' Q-JY' VT 1 , 1 1 'F BA Lf Q., 1 N Xf ' Hr ' Z -f ' 4 N ' fm-z , ' x !f M I J' Q. , 7 2 G . M 11 ANN 155 . fr 3 M, My 1 ,uf id W xr' Nia . I r J FV , V x:'- 9 if. 44--fa 4 'g ,LW .NVQ g ' -' M - f x,w4,,-ks-mf-M 4.....f 1 ff w who . ,.,. A 1' ' ' XLL,f'f fgfwf 3 V M ' , '-'A' N- Q 3 ni J - w.....,,., f- 1-N 5-K :M t a -Aww-Lrzldk 'W :MAH , ! mfflfk. P 4 I 3,,M:w....Jv3f8-. NN 1 Mm are 2 5 .. L, .4 sa X Y--aff-M-AyX '4'rs ' ' Mg: La... .Mg N 'N uw 5 ZX ' ' . ' 4 'V , ,,-- 1 X ai N far? -f 5 mg 1 ' 1' L 2 I 1' Q -v as 1 - 2 . 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