Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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28 Cynthia Lynn Cantrell friendly. . .Cuernavaca. . .Padre machine. . .lake house. . .cool mom . . . spirited cheerleader . . . rich girl . . . vivacious . . . Sin-d . . . Frank Sinatra . . . 'll hate guys . . . Kirk l, Cindy Cantrell, would like to leave the following memories to those people who have made my life so special. First to Mrs. Silven: thank you for your guidance over the years, you weren't a teacher to me you were a friend. IMY Ms. Velvin: thanks. Vic: thanks for all your help! Bobby: I leave you my lakehouse and all the thirst quenchers it provides. Fish: hot tubs, prom, 'll never . . Chris: our friendship is very unique but who is more stubborn? ILYAWMY Phil: l'm glad we became friends, thanks for everything! Anne: CPS days, the golf course, the Scrag bust! Debra: thanks for all the signatures! Robbin: Mexico, Padre, 10 or 20, uwho did you burn! Brooke: 'lit's cold , could we have anything more in common? Susan S.: growing up, ESD - what's next year? , the line game, Padre, the devil. Ed, Bruce, Carson, Blair, and Robert - you all are a part of some special and wild memories, l've missed you all but I know we still have the summers! Erin: Pat-O's, Padre, long talks, !'craaazy , spying on Robbin, the balcony of Suntide, ILYAWMY! Donna: 'diner , B-Ball trip, Pat-O's, Padre, lakehouse, 'for fear I step on a slimer! ILYAWMY! Diane: the original diner, the monkey, Padre, my mom will always take care of you! ILYAWMY Karmi: Padre, EXAM, CPS days, lakehouse, 'ldid you fall off the dock ? Pat-O's, ILYAWMY! Carolyn: that crazy summer, ESD guys, Anaconda, G. Ave., late nights, a teddy bear wfa band-aid, good-luck next year, ILYAWMY! Kelle: lakehouse adventures, the farm - !'no you can't have a heart attack on my plane! , Shrimp, jet skis, G. Ave., saving you, You can't elope wfmy friend! , Pat-O's, Padre, I can't go on! l wouldn't of made it wfout you . . . I love you and will miss you!!! Kirk: In the short time we have known each other we have built some special memories, I only hope there will be more! You're a great friend. I love you. Dad: you've given me everything I have ever dreamed of having - thanks! ILY Mom: You are a great person! Thanks for everything. I love you. Chris and Mike: lt's good to know who will get you out of a jam when you need it! Thanks. Finally to the class of '88 - I'm so glad we had this time together, just to share a laugh and sing a song! GOOD LUCK!!!! Start spreading the news l'm leaving today . . . -Sinatra The Cantrells

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Prince Elven Camp, Ir. Dancer. . .totally unpredictable. . .cIown. . .actor. , .tough guy . . . The Prince . . . ladies man . . . never makes up his mind . . . cheerleader . . . girl problems . . . sleeps through school I, being of great mind and exhausted body leave, have to yell at the following: EB - where is my chocolate? Di Budd - cheerleader bud and picture taker SuC - Homecoming and Sr. Rhet. IC. and the Dead Milkmen CH - no more boo boo smoke RH - I leave you Quasi IamL - PBI 81 chili cheese RL - you're just a quiz CM - you think too much! DN - all the community colleges DS - seen any quarters lately, I know IP tMosesI he's the history god. VR - you'll be pres. someday DS - I am the pinball god DS - Europe and nude beaches AT - get smart PT - Mr. Telescope man CW - kite flying and Sat. night movies BC - ILY sweetie AC - wanna cowdingy? Gwen - future model playboy possibly IH - hoops and neckbones RH - a foggy night on the hill KL - sit on my knee please IulP - Who's the lucky guy this week ME- 10 turns ACoI - a muzzle for your mouth DH - driving lessons ACrane-CraniCraneCrane SE - hey Emey baby BM - summer jobs 84 LaBamba Lavonda M - no more work! Mr. Gonz - willyou be my agent? Mrs. Ellis - Barishnikov 81 Chorus Line Mrs. Holsonbake - sly and the family stone Ms. Edwards - where is my journal? Ms, Velvin - the best cheerleader in the world Mr. Kasten - thanks for all your ideas about HMWK TB - Mongo Man and Padre fun, get ya some. Hey Kenti Wenti 81 Chasey Wasey - the 400 84 300 IM records Ian C - don't lose more weight. All kids on Boys Club van -take care of Ieffe, To Kenny, Donnie, Renee, Tennille, Queenie -the best bunch of brothers and sisters a guy could have. You made my childhood wonderful, llove you all. Mama 84 Daddy - thank you for everything you have done for me, I love you with all my heart 81 soul. You are the best parents in the world. If I ever see tomorrow or whatever the next day may bring lt's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. X PXP V , CX f aaa, LMA! V A 2, K 2 X x ,' x i N nv I 5 K R ,V ,,,, . ,f X ,.., l ' uf N . . fl K rrs f f ..,, 1 , ,.'tf ' r I lyl. . , 27

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,F qgusas vii .1 , ffm' m avg' r Q gg My A ' ,ffK '.E Antony Ming-Kyon Chan too smart . . . mumbles . . . 'IOh, we have a test today? . . . Pedro , . . obnoxious sense of humor . . . computer man . . . has better things to do than study . . . always staring . . . frisbee I, Antony Chan, being of failing mind and tired body, the following do bequeath upon my passing from the Hill. To Sheri I leave the best part of my junior year, San Antonio, a seat up front, eds, aimless drives, bad movies, lanuary, and the promise that you will never be forgotten. To l.P. Koutras, a screen door in high winds, a table outside, speed runs, a space with nobody on either side, senior privileges, and a tach. To Victor, Baylor Iwait, this is the wrong floor, it's AFTER noon, and a couple of foodstuffs who want nuclear warj, a theatre school, electives, that happen to be at the right time, and driver's ed. To Pedro, chess games, weird books, and a better motor skills. And finally, to Ari I leave about a zillion old programs for the obsolete ll line, a uwrong way - do not enter sign that you can't fail to notice, and a deadline that's always imminent but never past. I would also like to make the following comments, probably long overdue. DMA, I think I understand now. Thanks. IPK, we're such cowards. ALF, wow! AT, it looks fine to me. RMB, it's really too bad. I always did like you. SC, thanks for being so nice. By and large, my teachers on the Hill have been great, and there are a few in particular to whom I am indebted. Dr. Currier, I feel that I owe you the most. I hold you responsible, directly or indirectly, for practically everything good that has happened to me in the upper school. I can't even begin to express my gratitude. Mrs. Winship, I will never cease to be amazed that you were still willing to advise me on the neh paper after american history. I want to thank you for being patient when I was difficult. Mr. Kilmer, thanks for putting up with me. I don't know how you made it look so easy. One last remark: the Hill was great, but after eleven years, I am glad it is over. Ever drifting down the stream - Lingering in the golden gleam - Life, what is it but a dream? - Lewis Carroll My Mr. 84 Mrs. Wilfred Chow 29