Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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C. Wesley Kittleman, Jr. During his fifteen years of service to the school, Wesley Kittleman has touched the lives of countless Greenhill students. ln his official capacities, he makes the decisions as to whom will be admitted to the school and charts the course of the math curriculum which means joy for some, agony for others, but the best possible preparation for all. But it is in his roles of teacher and coach that the humanity and wit and quiet strength of the man reach out to those fortunate enough to know him well. He teaches not only what he knows, but what he is, and we are forever in his debt. To Wesley Kittleman, the CAVALCADE staff of 1976 gratefully dedicate this book.

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Foote Becomes Head In early june of 1975, after twenty-five years of leadership to the Greenhill School, Bernard L. Fulton, Headmaster and Founder, announced his resignation. Immediately following, the Board of Direc- tors set up the Headmaster Search Committee, headed by Mr. Bob Rog- ers, to fill this prestigious post. On january 15, 1976, the Board announced its election of Phillip Foote as the Headmaster Designate. Mr. Foote will assume the position onjune 1, 1976. Shown bottom right is Peter Schwartz, Fort Worth Country Day's Headmaster and Founder, who is also retiring this year, after twenty- five years of service to his school.