Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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The Greenhill What makes the Greenhill experience unique? There are probably as many different answers to that question as there are individuals who are a part of Greenhill. After careful consideration of different areas of the school environment, it is relatively easy to understand why a Greenhill student has a special kind of educadon. Greenhill is situated on over eighty acres ofland. Just past the north and south ends of the campus are pastures with grazing horses-no buildings. Few schools have such an idyllic setting. When we are too caught up in school activities, the physical surroundings are a constant reminder that there is a world outsude. Greenhill offers a fine college preparatory program. Students cannot help but learn in an academically- oriented situation. There are many interesting electives aside from the required subjects. For those willing to put forth the effort, Greenhill offers well rounded elementary and secondary educations. Perhaps one of the most outstanding aspects of the school is its faculty. Good student-faculty relation- ships enhance a student's desire to learn. The willingness of the faculty to support and to help their students in all areas of school life is truly remarkable. There is a wide range of ages at Greenhill. One of the special aspects of the school is the presence of all grade levels in the same campus. There is 4 to keep the four schools from being entities. No matter what the age of student, he something in common with all the others- is happy to be here Field trips, peacocks roaming the senior Halloween parades, balloon launches, a myriad of other things all combine to experience special. The 1978-79 issue of Cavalcade has concentrated on is unique our school. It is apparent now that the zs the preservation of runyan

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