Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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The Annual Staff of Greenwood has enjoyed this past year of putting little pieces of the past together for Z I Z S you. We sincerly hope that this com- posed book will bring back the special memories of your 82-83 school year. In this annual we have combined all the good and sad times of your past year. All the important days have been carefully perserved for you to look back on in the years to come. The annual staff wants to thank all of those who helped in preparation of the annual, and a special thanks to Ms. Kelly West. taboveb The annual class at the beginning of the year, thinking of ways to make the annual better. frightj Andrea Graham, and Thelma Mireles taking a snack break from the annual class. Qback rowj Debbie Carlisle, Nancy Lamb, Anna Valdez Qmiddle rowj Tony Lawrence, Angela Rice, Deonna Dean, Billy Reynolds, Ruth Dearman, Abby Leadford Cfront rowj Jeff Floyd, Michelle Fletcher, Thelma Mireles, Andrea Graham, Leanne Allen, Treva Woolfolk, and Kelly West- adviser. Knot picturedj Debbie Massey-editor, Debbie Rogers, Kendra Turnbow, l22

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J. WM' YWV 175 , ' 5 in wi. L - Y 9 N' S is 'Q sat K 'annie . vets, S . -f', mM... Marc Colburn works the cash register at Pecan Grove. fabovel Hargrove Auto Supply keeps Geoff Taylor busy. fbelowj Tammy Simpson se- curing her future working for Charlie Har- ris Ins. Agency. 51 sf! ,c Xen -nf Connie Ballard and Nancy Lamb looking their busiest at Shirt Tail. Cabovej Robert Garcia watis for class to end. Cbelowj Debbie Rogers and Nancy Lamb re- view for a test. Sherry Murray keeps things looking nice at Lerners. 0 fix t. ily fabovej Toni Wesaw filing her way up at Midland Office Supply. fbelowj Jeff Lilly getting ready to make a delivery for Office Mate. ..i.F' l2l

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W PAPER T AFF That hard working staff of the Ra- conteur has made the school paper even better this previous year than it has been in the past. The Journalism Department has kept the Greenwood students up to date on all the various school activi- Wa J ties and some national events that in- volved them during that year. - - -in The paper staff has enjoyed this past year and Greenwood is looking forward to even better papers in the years to come. Oh my gosh! l can't believe I'm sitting by Belinda Duke, a cheerleader. says Steven Bishop. CLeftJ Every issue of the Racon- teur was type set at the Stanton Reporter Janet Ewings, Kim Coffman, Troy Wallace, and Telegram and printed at the Big Spring Shelly Tate take a break after selling the Racon- Herald. leur. E ig T .,,,1 .1-- r-1.. , , ' Nm A .... ..- - F I in Emu , ,r 231 .ff lx :- tx KJ 5 K xx ' ' ., K T 2, , ra' C ,irr T 6 2 trrr . 1 V r We -f A N' I an ,. fieff Zu rm 5 f K 'W' s WW in '- ,,,g,,,, , e 2,11 if 1 .wg 7 r, fback rowj Angie Gardner, Angela Rice, Marie Johnson, Tye Box, Greg Teal, Cindy Lea-editor, Julie MoeleringfStudent Life editor, Steven Bishop-Feature editor Renvy Evans, Scott Goff, Shelly Thompson, Kevin Harris, Marc Colburn, Belinda Duke, Michelle Fletcher-Photography editor ffront rowj Christi King, Maureen Dunn, Melissa Massey, Mike Pruitt, Lance Woolfolk, Shelly Shaw, Janet Ewings, and Lisa Ewings. l23