Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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PHYSIC L ED ATIO Lower School Physical Education in involved in the building years for our students. In the first grade, children use the Motor Room in the morning, developing their fine motor control. Working at the chalk board, developing listening skills, manipulating puzzles, tumbling, balancing on beams and boardsg aid in the development of their coordination. Physical Education for first through third grades work on large motor skills such as jumping, running, and ball handling. They play games using these acquired skills and learn to work and play together. Fourth through Sixth graders, use the skills they have learned in playing team sports, as Well as, an introduction to individualized sports, such as tennis, badminton, gymnastics, and track and field. Seventh and Eighth Graders are given the opportunity to participate in the school's Teamsports program. During this time, they are Working on improving their individual skills and team play. Upper Schoolers have a choice of playing a Varsity Sport or taking Physical Education Classes. These classes work basically with the life-time sports such as tennis, badminton, archery, weights, conditioning, and aerobic dance. All these activities provide the student with knowledge enabling them to participate in many different activities throughout their lives. , T . . E . sr . ....t Mr- Dlck Hall a, Athletic Director Z Mrs. Lynda Guttman ': x S2 5 Mrs. Henrietta Heck Mr. Thomas Holodak ' w : . - ff .. S iitr L 1t'r , .t t, ...S Ms Coleen McCulley E- , , i f ,XF , Mr. Mark Samide Y ' .. - Ms. Kathy Wells di Mr. Kuy Yim 1 .mgmgp-v' 2 . 1. .- ffl: -1 . 1' ' t ,... 2' . s t aacce as ..k . ',hk ., E: : ' Wi- ':9ii,IE'l flW :insfffaiiffi Y, iff? , ,, ,..,, .., , .. ,...,,, ,,..,, Q. - S... f A I V: krrkr , I ,V K. i ,V H i r, -'1-: Q I L VVL' ':,, ,tyy ff .lbw 'I J I fs-'timvf' iL', 7 7 -' Ea-If divx bf, w?i?'f 'fL1 f ucr, '. 2 -0 f vvv J'-.if'-wliwf' . - - frer W-ew,w.2- :iw -1, U if ,- . V , H ,ww -c'-- HW? ,- 3 If-Mi -f, if ff,. fy .fig 4, 1 :.. A,'i f l 5, 39 'W ' ,.. .3Qf.3j5,Z3j,,.S The P. E. Department's version of the Homecoming Hornet. Let's see some of that 'Hornet Power 21

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As an integral part of every students' life at Greenhill, the Fine Arts Department educates the students in creative expression and appreciation of music, drama, visual arts, and speech. The campus itself bespeaks the importance of the arts in Greenhill life-with both students' art work and selections from the Ackerman Foundation collection of contemporary art embellishing each building of the campus. '-If The Fine Arts facilities consist of an outstanding theatre, a complete recording studio, five photographic dark rooms, two kilns, a weaving studio, a ballet studio and complete instrumental and choral halls. Along with music and art, required for all Lower and Middle schoolers, there are twenty-six separate Fine Arts electives courses offered, ranging from Computer Music to Sculpture and Advanced Acting. And with expanding participation in the ISAS Fine Arts Festival, numerous state forensics tournaments, and the Texas State Fair, FI E ARTS Mr. Michael Manes Chairman of Fine Arts M Department, Upper and Middle Schools Music Mr. Roddy Austin Upper School Drama, Middle School Forensics Mrs. Sheryl Ellis Lower and Middle Schools Drama, Speech, Gymnastics Mrs. Sally Kimbrell Ballet Mrs. Susan Wiles Lower School Music Mrs. Pat McGee Preschool Music Mrs. Carol Oliver Lower and Middle Schools Music, Voice Mrs. Wendy Pearce Lower School Art Mr. Paul Raaen Instrumental Music Ms. Margaret Reynolds Middle School Art Ms. Sandra Stevenson Upper School Art Mrs. Paula Watson Middle School Art If you have a few hours let me tell you about our Fine Arts Program. 20 students gain increasing exposure of their talents. Chrissi and Miss Stevenson enjoy their art experiences on the Biology field trip. So you want to be an actor 5,79

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Three little piggies Went to the Pep Rally. if Birthdays are always full of surprises. This never happens on athletic event trips. 22 Another time around Bachman for me. Santa is coming down 3 93 Chimneys 104, f It. d p s ,ex 4 P K ff wg ' -iee n ss.,,, i1'vfa -Iei Let's have a yearbook Workshop on my birthday-SURPRISE! I can see myself in it -it must be the detergent.