Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Structures Greenhill's campus is a clear reflection of at least three phases of the school's metamorphosis. The old buildings, generally referred to as the portables, were the first buildings on the present campus and are remnants of the early Greenhill. In later years, as the school gained momentum, the portables were supplemented with other, permanent, structures, the science building and cafeteria being the first and the preschool and the upper school buildings being the most recent. These permanent structures reflect the ongoing efforts to implement the Greenhill vision of higher purposes in education, and the newer buildings specifically embody the school's concept of openness. or 4 wwaulnlb . ef . tv 41 t ah 5 t r . if vm ' I0 V 'T

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In the last quarter century, many people have passed through Greenhill. These people have had widely varied cultural, economic, and racial back- grounds, and goals and ambitions just as diverse. They have, however, had one thing in common - an awareness of the immense value of education and a desire either to do everything possible to become educated or to help others to do so. This bond within the Greenhill community has remained constant throughout the school's history: the idea of a close knit family is present in almost every aspect of school life. 9 if - 'F gg 1 ' flew ig? 'i if W 2 mt fr-Q. .L gig. 45: if or -f e , Q +P- 2 A K QM: u My H- ' 1, ' 1 A .1'f's15 5,,e??iliW,X , X 'if , 4 5, ,masfafvt if + . my 4,4p.1 i li H 'ny '5ET. AQ? Q , I Y , 'x if

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The master plan for the Greenhill campus is a projection of things to come. ln stages. the challenges which it sets forth will he met. The portables will be replaced with a new lower school and an art building. There will eventually be a girl's gymnasium ancl a swimming pool, and ultimately, when this master plan has been fulfilled, another will be drawn up, and another after thatg for Greenhill's campus must be constantly changing and adapting to meet and reflect the needs of a school which itself is in a constant state of metamorphosis, af' A W 2 375 ff T ,Q ,Q te, by F L , 'f was ag, , X 4 V gi at .. up ft A. 1 ' ,. , y ,r ' . , ',. : yP:w,. Y , , . Ag , ,. f 17--e ' 4, V, ' U ' UTI 5 3 L V 12 ft 'i'1- 22?-f'-,.-J s':at4f,,,ytJ -4 '- ' . Z, jx