Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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dedication 1975! bernard and helen fulton Bernard Fulton: dreamer, headmaster, gentleman, friend and champion of the young, fierce protector of the individuality of every human being. Helen Fulton: keeper of the flame, moving spirit behind Summer Studies Abroad, jealous guardian of the school's unique character, doer of a thousand thankless but vital tasks. Greenhill was once described as one man's dream - a school where academic excellence and individual freedom would exist side by side to provide a climate in which young minds could grow and stretch and ultimately be freed to think for themselves. Today, the greater part of this dream has been fulfilled. As an ever-growing, ever-changing, dynamic Greenhill celebrates its silver anniversary, we pause to thank the Fultons without whom none of this would have been possible. To these two extraordinary human beings, the realization of whose dream enriches infinitely the life of every Greenhill student past, present, and future, we proudly and gratefully dedicate this twenty-f if th anniversary edition of the Cavalcade.

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' W r '-'f P fa has We've come 3lO1'1g W y Foundetl in 1950, Greenhill epitomized the little school house, a modest structure at the corner of Hillcrest and Walnut Hill Lane. Ten years later the school moved to its permanent location, eighty three acres at Spring Valley and Midway Roads. Despite a disastrous fire in 1962 which almost destroyed the hopes of all but an idealistic few, the school rose again like a phoenix from the ashes. Today it includes a much expanded Three Chimmeys, seven modern buildings completed and another under construction.