Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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,. vu r back rowj Channa Longley, Carrie Otto, Kevin Harris Renvy Evans Traci Hodge Cmlddle rowj Shea Tomerlln Stephanie Smith Robbie Shrum Iva Whitted, Amy Franks, Kendra Turnbow, Shelly Hodge Morgan Shrum Cfront rowj Todd Bradley Billy Malson Abel Mireles Tony McCollum, Len Lester, Randall Morgan, Joey Branch Cnot plcturedj Deonna Dean Belinda Duke Michelle Fletcher fabovel Student Council At Large: Cback rowj Joey Branch, Channa Longley, Cfront IOWJ Shelly Hodge, Iva Whitted. frightj The bonfire during Homecoming among other things were one ofthe Student Council's projects. V-ll

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TUDE T CUUNCIL Where would our High School student body be without our Student Council? The duties ofthe Student Council are to fill the students with school spirit and get the people that are dragging to move with a little more gusto through the year. The Student Council and its members are responsible for the dances and assemblies held during the year. They are forever trying to raise money to help pay for these events. One very special event that they work hard at is the Homecoming. This year they decorated the dance in ac- cordance with the theme Through the Yearsw. During the week they held a Powder Puff game and a huge Bon- fire. They provided the cars for the Queen and candidates to ride. When the Cafeteria lunches become unbearable the Student Council can be thanked for coming to the rescue, by running the Pool Area during lunch at Greenwood. During the long stretches between Holidays, the Stu- dent Council has seemingly made the time pass faster by having special days to dress in certain colors and cos- tumes. The few members that are elected deserve a Special Thanks for making things seem smooth when the road got bumpy. The special attention and extra hard work paid off this past year and will be one to remember! its A A wi 21jgg.iii,ip,-, -i 1 t -u r Q s ale' 7lT47 QfWf'-fri? ' M- .- -f W- XHN'-J-MT--Y, I 1 , I :N . L Vva- -W-at efg33..L,:.1.5:.ggp..,,, 5513 g. ,YV ----ii. . -Y--gm WV, V. , a.,..., .... 'KJ' - .. ij. Student Council Officers: Vice-Pres. Renvy Evans, Sec.-Treas. Belinda Duke. Pres. Traci Hodge. ll4 E' Student Council Sponsor Tim Outlaw sits in on a Student Council meeting about the trip to Austin. Z fabovej Student Council members discuss upcoming events at their meeting, fleftb Student Council members and Choir members Lisa Grant, Belinda Duke, Kendra Turnbow, and Julie Moellering deliver a singing telegram to Mike Pruitt on Valentines Day.

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O E -AC T PLA Y The Wizard of Oz Lights flashed and the curtain closed ending this year's one-act play production of The Wizard of Oz . It also put an end to many memorable moments in this year's play such as when water was thrown on the wicked witch and when Dorthy was bidding goodbye to her friends. A lot of work is needed when a group is putting on a play, especially when it is for a contest, but with team work and help from Mrs. Burleson a lot was accomplished. Many of the individuals in the play also won awards. These people include Jerisa Love, Ju- lie Moellering, Shelly Hodge, Scott Goff, and Cindy Lea. Morgan Shrum also was recog- nized for her role. The play was given several times for the school, once for the general public, twice for contest, and at the annual Big Lake one-act play contest. 116 idx l 3 4553 Mrs. Burleson takes a rest after the final performance fleftj Crew members, Everett Wise, Ken Wallace, and Terry Foster pose by the scenery. Crightj The wicked witch of the west is giving her final words be- fore she melts.