Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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FRU TIER Frontier is classes for the intellec- tually gifted student. Junior Great Books Reading program, Texas Fu- ture Problem Solving, and the Rang- er Revolving are some ofthe various programs. Greenwood students are given the opportunity to stretch their minds and abilities. The Frontier classes are made up of students in grades four through twelve who have been identified as intellectually gifted. The Junior Great Books program is offered to any student in grades two through twelve who enjoys reading and dis- cussing stories not available in the regular classroom. The Texas Future Problem Solving Program is designed to teach students the creative problem solving process while giving them the opportunity to compete with other students in the state. Frontier classes began December, 1981 with 26 students and is now serving forty four. Qback rowJ Pat Milligan, Noel Allen, Tony McCullum, Jarrett Cravey, Jim Lee, David Skinner Stephen Bishop, Brian Underwood, tfront rowl Lisa Taylor, Deonna Dean, Stephanie Bmnion Shelly Shaw, Terry Busic, and Mrs. Dean. rt. ,W Jim Lee and David Skinner in the pool room working on a frontier project. l24 A Noel Allen trying to help, while Mrs. Dean gets disgusted r . YN I

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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

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tback rowj Mrs. Dean, Christy Peterson, Stephanie Smith, Jason Trarlton, Joe Kasuboski, John Williams, ffront rowj Laurisa Prince, Karen Phemister, Mary Kasuboski, and Tim Gernold. at L Qback rowj Stephen Sapp, Julianne Stevenson, Laura Bartley, Kathy Centilli, Sean Hawthorne, Jamey Warlick, Jason Harris, Travis Cravey, Jenny Massey, Tammy Koonce, Loyd Mashburn, ffront rowj Beth Rusert, Greg Peterson, Shawn Tadon, Laurie Kasuboski, Gaylon Rogers, Adam Scott, Bobbye Busic, Jennifer Strait, Rebbecca Higgins, Kim Pulse, and Betsy Binnion Family and friends of frontier took a trip to the Davis Mountains in Big Ben in May. Here they are at The Window , which was a strenuous 5 mile hike to see. x i In class are frontiersmen, Rebecca Higgins, Kim Pulse, and Laurie Kasuboski. 125