Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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'59 iv? Qtop rowj Steven Bishop Trisha Blackwell Kay Wallace Scott Goff, Jerisa Love, Cindy Lea, Julie Moellering, Morgan Shrum. Ccenterj Shelly Hodge fbottom rowj Angela Rice Channa Longley Monica Hunsinger, Cindy Willmon, and Maureen Dunn. fleftj Everyone finishes up last minute details while gaining courage for the school performance. frightj Dorthy shames the lion for attacking her friends. Dorthy Toto Scarecrow Tinwoodman Lion Glmda Good Witch Munchkins Guardlan Florla Crew 3 CAST Jerisa Love Shelly Hodge Steven Bishop Cindy Lea Kay Wallace Scott Goff Trisha Blackwell Morgan Shrum Channa Longley Monica Hunsinger Cindy Willmon Angela Rice Maureen Dunn Terry Foster Ken Wallace Everett Wise Oz ................................................................. ' wickS3'wiLLliIfffffflfffffiffffffiffffff'iLiiiQ5'Moeiiefing ll7

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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.

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ATIO AL HO OR SUCIET On Wednesday, May 4, 1983 the Greenwood Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted new members into the Society in an annual ceremo- ny in the auditorium. The faculty committee re- viewed all tenth and eleventh grade students who were academically eligible for membership. Schol- arship, leadership, service, and character were part of the basic eligibility for membership. They were to have 88 percent cumulative average beginning with grade 9. Participation and leadership in school and other activities were required. National Honor Soci- ety members will be reviewed periodically by the faculty and must maintain the high standards of the society. Scholastic average of 85 is the be main- tained during the whole year. Although you are to be commended for maintaining a high scholastic aver- age, please understand that membership is not guar- anteed to anyone. The National Honor Society had very little to do this year but Mrs. Warlick Qsponsorj said next year will be better. Shelley Hodge tries to find a seat after being served. ll8 i Officers are Kevin Harris-pres., Scott Gofffv. pres., Steven Bishop-sec treas. Carrie and Renvy serve punch at the party afterward induction.