Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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UPPER CHOOL PSAT'S. . .SAT'S. . .ACT'S. . .ACH'S. . .Halloween Senior Dress-Up. . .Senior Sleepover. . .Community Service Day. . .EXAMS. . .Homecoming Week. . .Detentions. . .Parent Conferences. . .SPC. . .Nelson Denney Test. . . Morning Announcements . . . Wednesday Assemblies . . . Spoon River Anthology . . . Quiz Bowl . . . Senior Pranks . . . Summer Reading . . . Student Services . . . I.S.A.S .... National Merits . . . Tryouts . . . Dead Days . . . Prom . . . Graduation. . .Winter Break. . .Schedules. . .Football. . .Mixers. . .Doughnuts. . .Book Sales. . .Class Meetings . . .Leadership Worcshop. . .Clubs. . .Volleyball. . .Valentine's Day Dance. . .Cross Country. . .Field Hockey. . . Soo Many Freshmen. . .Quiet Study. . . First period . . .Ski Trip. . . Soccer. . .Basketball. . .HOMEWORK. . Senior page Deadlines . . . Cardiopulminary Resuscitation . . . Spring Break . . . Christmas Break . . . GREASE gp va lu, inf H i milieu Luncheon on the grass. Anna Lee, Clarissa, Elena, and Becky demonstrate an act of Greenhill spirit.. 1 M ewan-' The awesome Senior Hornetsg top: Mike Medvig, Bobby Kwun, Todd Schneider, and Alex Brooks. bottom: Corey Parsons, David Perryman, Gavin Susman, and John Bickel. 6

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'QWWM Some of the Senior athletes and their parents. N Homecoming Day began like any other day in the Upper School, with a few additions. Those being the balloons, posters, streamers, and shoe polish, and a computer which sang during Morning Announcements. Lunch was enjoyed on the grass 51diniifroRNtH56f'eteriaTa orum s rtarboa egin deifiiioi' the d wouldtili place that evening. The day was culminated with an all school pep rally which was enjoyed by all. The evening festivities began with the all school picnic which preceded the Upper School football game. Prior to kick off was the annual Seventh grade balloon launch. During halftime the Senior athletes and their parents were recognized and the 1982-1983 Homecoming Queen, Judy Dykes was crowned. Following the 23-12 victory over the Bishop Nolan Vikings, the Homecoming Dance, with a theme of Pac-Man was held in the cafeteria. f W 9 N g ,,', TW . .gk lm I ..-,. if 2 W f ff' 5 yi , e 'i . fa. -' 1 nil' 2 e 1- i ...vi Q in W M24 ' ' Q 'Q 2 Q ig fait' Q i . 4: ,V J si. ,L 5 One of the Hornets many touchdowns against Homecoming Queen Judy Dykes and some of The Homecoming Dance. the Bishop Nolan-Vikings. her classmates. HO ECOMI G

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