Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Metamorphosis describes the growth of Greenhill perfectly. This growth is a transitional process, one of gradual but constant change. Some of h h h' h ' the changes made over the years have been physical, some conceptual. One sort of change, however, falls into both categories, t e c ange W rc is constantly taking place in the people who make Greenhill what it is. .gy F . , A 1 'fmt ' ' ii . ' 4 is , UQ? . X S W... t Q' y a.,,t YW? tf'si . g,t..a.. ,.... t :aa Q I 1

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Metamorphosis Metamorphosis. In the original Greek it meant transformation It has come to us through Latin and, most recently, through the French meta , d h , which means form Webster defines it as a change in form, structure or substance . . . also the form i meaning beyond or over an morp e , resulting from such a change. 4 sf: fi 3, 3 f if 1, ' k i ' f , 4 W2 3 , f ul W ' 5 Wim ,, ,, v ' n n , I K - ztifhbr -if izf s f X . X -X F M J' Q M A K 0 ww : I ' iam by Q E I 'f9?'Vi?1? 4 it . .,1 ff,,,,,,,Q . asii Ztrbv

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People People are the foundation of any school, for without the necessary components of students, faculty and administration no school could exist. At Greenhill this is especially true. While a great many schools start with a building and then look for people to put in it, Greenhill started with peopleg the school was founded by people who recognized the necessity of bringing a quality co-educational learning institution to the Dallas area. So strong was their belief in what they were doing that they accepted applications for enrollment before they were certain they had a building in which to hold classes. 1 l l l l l l l l l Q