Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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The people are the most important aspect of Greenhill, without their crucial cooperation, Greenhill would not be the growing success that it is today. Above is Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, in 1963, there are many clubs and organizations at Greenhill - honor clubs, service organizations, and special interest groups. To the left, children romp and play together in front of the Baldwin Preschool, one ofthe first buildings moved to the present Greenhill site at Greenhill. Below is a photograph of a teachers' meeting in 1965. Mr. Robert Hartman, Mr. Raphael Hinojosa, Mr. Wesley Kittleman, Mr. Richard Williams, and Mrs. E.L. Geisslinger all participated in making Greenhill the fine institution that it is today. In this photograph they are assembled to honor athletics at a Sports Banquet. . ,Gigli N ew ,Q se. N 'V gn. Y' - A ll gf M, ' ':. -K NEW an: 0 4,352 -: ', ':,,.- :I ig 5s'f?54iWe?7i .S ' - V 4 f 22 2: f' 5 S ' - , w av-, atwL ,5 ,fga,.fw, , sifigifxd Wt KRS 14231 A 1 4 A img . pf , , W ga ,wg J L- X aa an K 5 ff ff S , sy Y 'f Q ' 1: :ff - meme an z,,t.,,g Y Q , 5, Wig. ,, , v 55 'ali , HW Vt wi keifiga 23 QF? K H M? l , Ei ,f V, Q, 1 if W.: 56 233 ,WCA fl K 4 A 52, ,l he 4 ' r ,5':.. r : ' V Ailff 5 3, ik w i f X aww? +5 3 gags em. z, , sa, ? 'Q ,Vg .Q 125, L T15-r. '?'? - , :fly-F. , QE! -E5525fiF,:':rj:.Z,: ' a , ,,,-,mefifts X. 13.5,-fy , ag.. fl sg .Ni ,,:: A9591 -rf Y , - ,, V .. V . I5 - 1 'Eh ' ,il-gi' ., - E-. ..,i2: .f . 3 , ,.f':.. 1' i 'Z . ,, 'if ,,,. an rf.. x RW 135 1 ' et is - W, .. f -L I I as A , 1 '

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Pictured above is the creek running through the Greenhill property. In the past, classes were taken to the creek to explore and learn about natureg the surrounding property is still used today for a variety of outdoor educational activities for the various age groups. The building pictured to the left is the Three Chimneys, one of the two original houses of the old farm. To this day, it is part of the Lower School. Below is how the Greenhill School appeared from the corner of Midway and Spring Valley Roads in 1981. With this photograph it is simple to see how many of the pieces have and will fit in.

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Above, former headmaster Mr. Bemard Fulton shares the 1975, twenty-fifth anniversary edition of The Cavalcade with students from each part of Greenhill. To the right are Erin Moran and Tom Perryman, graduates of the class of 1981, on Graduation Bridge over the creek. Commencement ceremonies were formerly held on the southeast portion of the campus. Presently they are held in the center campus area in fromt ofthe Lower School or in inclement weather - the cafeteria. Pictured below is Mrs. Helen Misura. She is one of the founders of the Greenhill School and served as Head of the Lower School until 1969. She is dressed in an Oriental outfit as part ofa unit in active leaming - Marco Polo's Travels. She is presently living in Dallas. Every year, the fourth grade recognizes an outstanding student in honor of Mrs. Misura. . I