Greenwood High School - Under the Greenwood Tree Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

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James Turner 12 Years in Greenwood Honor Roll, 6 years Track, 3 years Student Body Secretary, l year Chorus, l year French Club, 2 years French Club President, l year Cub Standard Staff, 2 years Annual Staff, 2 years Student Council, 3 Years Silver Medal, 2 years W Kathryn Hyer l2 Years in Greenwood Band, 6 years Drum Corps, 2 years Honor Roll, 5 years Dramatics Club, 3 years Annual Staff, 2 years Annual Editor, l year F.H.A., 2 years F.H.A. President, 2 years Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Sophomore Pilgrimage, l year Spanish Club, l year Cub Standard Staff, 2 years Student Council, 2 years Henrietta Keller Award Valedictorian Fair Greenwood State Music Festival, Flute quartette Cl ratingl DUATES Commencement days are ahead for the seniors and they soon will be stepping out of the pro- tective shade of the Greenwood Tree. This year M metom. 'mesmnmsdo mnetmng, an more things happen during the senior year than in any other. This class provides the leadership and a source of admiration for the whole school. This last year is a time for looking back on wonderful happenings and for looking forward to greater things. The seniors have attended their last Christmas assembly and baccalaureate, were honored at the senior prom,and finally the grad- uation ceremonies are soon to be a thing of the past. Everything has been done to make the sen- iors worthy of Greenwood's diploma. If these seniors take with them the same spirit which they possessed during their stay here, they will be putting their best foot forward. And so, the seniors will soon be leaving, but the mark they leave carved on the Greenwood Tree is deep and everlasting. Jim Botts 13 Years in Greenwood Band, 2 years Dramatics Club, l year Track, 2 years Chorus, 2 years Boy's Glee Club, 2 years Spanish Club, l year Cub Standard Staff, l yea fx 'Sli 'llilll' .wlf I' . ,.,. ff, Frances Potter 13 Years in Greenwood Band, 6 years Honor Roll, 5 years Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Annual Staff, l year Dramatios Club, 3 years Drum Corps, L years Salutatorian Jimmie Rhea Mobley 3 Years in Greenwood Drum Ccrps, 2 yCaFS Honor Roll, 2 yearS Dramatics Club, 3 YGHTS Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 YQHYS Cub Standard Staff, 2 yeaTS Annual Staff, l year Student Council, l year Tom McGuire 5 Years in Greenwood Honor Roll, L years Football, 2 years Track, l year --.agp Kenneth Klann 9 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, l year Dramatics Club Vice-President, l year French Club, l year Cub Standard Staff, l year Annual Staff, l year Kay Schaffitzel l3 Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, L years Cub standard miter, 1 year Hffm' 3011, 2 years Chorus, 3 years Dranatios Club, 3 years Cub Standard Staff, 2 years fji'A-, 2 YQHTS Senior Class President, l year JQOTUS, 3 Y93?5 Football C3-Captain, l year 1lT'S' 3199 Club, 3 Yea? Silver Medal, l year Student Council, l year S X55 Y Earl Steinert Barbara Clinge I' 7 Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, l year Honor Roll, 3 years Dramatics Club, 3 years Umnw,3 pam Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Annual Staff, l year 9 Years in Greenwood Band, l year Football, 3 YGQTS Class President, l Chorus, 2 years Boys' Glee Club, l Sue Gordon 3 Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, 2 years Honor Roll, l year Dramatics Club, 3 years Senior Class Secretary, l year Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Homecoming Queen Attendant, l year , a fa year year John Douglas Rich l3 Years in Greenwood Honor Roll, 5 years Football, 2 years Track, l year Dramatics Club, 2 years Student Body President, l year Chorus, A years Class President, l year Boys' Glee Club, 2 years Cub Standard Staff, 2 years Annual Staff, l year Student Council, l year Football Captain, 1 year Silver Medal, l year -:f lf Pat Dark l Year in Greenwood Drmmatics Club, l year F. H. A., l year Chorus, l year Girls' Glee Club, l year Neil Gibson 9 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, 2 years Annual Staff, 2 years Sir Greenwood Courtney Whitlock l3 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, l year Chorus, l year Boys' Glee Club, l year Class President, l year Katie Cardot l3 Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, A years Dramatics Club, 3 years F.H.A., 2 years Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Class President, l year Drum Corps Twirler, 2 years Martha Ann Cox A Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, 3 ye rs Honor Roll, 3 years Dramatics Club, 3 years Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years Spanish Club, l year Cub Standard Staff, 2 years Annual Staff, 2 years Merrill Dubach l Year in Greenwood Dramatics Club, l year Football, l year Student Council, l year Cub Standard Staff, l year Wax, , -ff? igf' 'ii Y' 'G' f V Patty Moran 7 Years in Greenwood Drum Corps, 3 years Drum Corps President, l year Dramatics Club, 3 years Dramatics Club President, French Club, 2 years Student Council, l year Chorus, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, 3 years , 4. Trellis Haworth l2 Years in Greenwood Band, l year Drum Corps, A years Dramatics Club, 3 years F. H. A., 2 years Homecoming Queen, l year Cub Standard Staff, l year Student Council, 2 years Drum Major, l year Drum Corps Twirler, l year CBandD Drum Major, l year Cheer Leader, 3 years Captain of Pep Squad, l ye Girls' Glee Club, A years Chorus, 3 years HI' Jim Haswell 7 Years in Greenwood Honor Roll, l year Dramatics Club, l year Track, l year Annual Staff, l year Student Council, l year Michael Sebring l2 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, 2 years Football, 2 years Track, 3 years Cub Standard Staff, l year Chorus, A years Speech Festival, l year Cl ratingj Spanish Club, l year '75-M .afferf l year Becky Gardner 7 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, l year Chorus, l year Girls' Glee Club, l year j11l5i Ronald Elkins 13 Years in Greenwood Band, 1 year Dramatics Club, l year Football, l year Chorus, 3 years Boys' Glee Club, 3 years Spanish Club, 1 year Cub Standard Staff, 1 ye BI' :syn X D1ana Ryker 13 Years ln Greenwood Drum Corps, 2 years Honor Roll, l year X Dramatlcs Club, 3 years P A 3 year 1' Chorus, 3 years Glrls' Glee Club, 3 years ROSSQPI1 Knauef Jim Ollie Carole Kieffer 1 Year ln Greenwood 13 Years iH Greenwood 13 Years in Greenwood Dramatics Club, l year Band, 1 year Dyulm Cgrps, L, ygapg Chorus, 1 yea-I' DI'8.matiCS Club, 2 y63.I'S Dra-matics Club, 3 years Girls' Glee Club, l year Chorus, l year F, H, Au 2 years Homecoming Queen Attendant, 1 year Boys: Glee Club, 1 year chorus, 3 years Cheer Leader, 1 Year mb Standard Staff, 2 years Girl-S' Glee Club, 3 years iwwfi ,-,: fffjv .' . fy w'- 5' .QJJy In Memoriam Q , '- . 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Akis fait shf 'd I3 : whose whz have e,H u':,A 3 L L an 9tiCA-uniiv tc stay .,i21ve iii Cnly to aitiiplish thzze :kings which Q a 9 .UQyAfaTQ pl pied bpi zlzo 5: agQ 5. .... :tMQ:r Zi th-ir 2C2dKfli3hK8KtS in f f 0 ai at'Q1gt t' ifkc .j for the gicx Bih wo.li hav, Line nad he ba U p,r- ,g gr 1 iitrli tc stew. A e Q 9 'r,r'rr9Q95999'ff,Qr,9:99r f,0lr,:,r91',1av9 -:L51a+.'fQ x . . I , . i 9 ,' '9 v7999'l?ff 9'? 9 '9'r'0?f199?9.9'v'4'4'.w'f,l s. 5 I? 60' Kenny Craig if av if Ak , ni qvf? Patty Collins Hugh Harris ff,- Q777 oi' ,fl 'xf' Fun at Linda Shumate's Bob Ashurst Mary Hoover Jack Robinette Frances Pickens Morris Jess Marilyn Cox Phil Jones John Young Judy Irwin Jim Napper 4 . -q..4' Woe, woe, woe to the juniors, those poor beasts of many burdens. No sooner are the jun- iors juniors than they are awakened to the fact that an impressive number of tasks are waiting to be done by them. First there are the pop stands at all the home football, and basketball games. Then comes the problem of choosing class rings. As winter begins to turn to spring, the juniors must begin to plan for the All-School Partygand last but by no means least,the Junior- Senior Prom. Somehow everything always works out beauti- fully. At the end of this busy year, with the Prom as the perfect climax, the juniors pass on through the golden portal into that wonderful realm of their senior year. Don Vandenbrink Mercedes Freeman Doy Young Junior .4-M '!,'x, var-Q 'ave-1' 3 ev C' Looking over class rings are the Junior urer Mercedes Freeman, Secretary Pat Lynes,and Vice-President Bob Ashurst. Jane Canedy Pete Minick Pat Lynes Beverly Hanshaw Sandy Sutton ,-C' C7 ,-, lu-L Ann Morrison A -,pw f Ds iw' I 9:59 S Q1 Class officers: President Pete Minick, Treas- if A K' 'Q' , J Q 2 i W Ef' Z Q Ez Class 400 we Susan Siceluff 457 Robert Jackson Ll John Essex W Nancy Scott Richard Nesterman 'Q ..., 4 A I 4-.Q 1 'L C? M' . .f'rJ f' 7 gf! 'Q 'TI7 X . Party at Susan S1C9lUff'S Elaine Rice Bob Gibson Linda Shu ate Newt Wakeman Reviewing the results of their efforts toward a better program for Greenwood's Blue and Gold Tournament brings back many pleasant memories to these Sophomore Class officers: Jack Long, secrotaryg Bobby Booth, vice-pres1- dentg Dick Retallick,presidentgand Nancy Fritts treasurer. Sally Halstead Jack Long Cynthia Farthinq Ann Opsal Larry French Patty Ellis ',.- Sophomore Kenny Wills -nv Haney Fritts Roy Testerman y-uv 'li' 1-I Q-7 N..J M'-w,.,,.w' ,qw 157 'Cl' 41-for Rosalind Kelly Wayne Hudson Caron Adair Kathryn Noe Elliott Diffenderffer Bobbie Booth Class Herbert Collins Would you like to buy an ad? You wouldn't have to tell a sophomore what that means. Sell- ing ads is part of the traditional sophomore project of preparing and selling programs for Greenwood's Annual Blue and Gold Basketball Tournament. Although this project is the high- light of the year to the sophomores, the tenth year at Greenwood offers much more. The sopho- more finds new opportunities in athletics and new enjoyment in outside activities. Because he has more freedom of choice in his subjects, he finds new interest in his schoolwork as well. The sophomore year is a big step forward long to be remembered by all Greenwoodites. Kimmie McCoy Sharon Adair Dick Retallick Rosalie Collinson Don Anderson Astor West Susie Haswell Roger Williams -I -rf' Jim McKnight Nancy Smith Clyde Medley Jimmy McGuire Nancy Thompson Teddy Jordan 10 1-V ' V at ' ' 'S A 'l. ' ,, fa -A .4 - a.. 4' u ,f li! f 'v Y fffff rss 0- el' T Nancy Boehm Don Stephens Harriet Heer Ki -0' '!'7w its 13:5 fat 4-I 'vs-1 Ann Scroggins Henry Haswell A notebook furnishes the center of interest for these freshman officers gathered in the hall. They Ileane Goodrich are Emily Taylor, treasurerg Don Stevens, presidentg Davoren Dustman, vice-presidentg Ann Scroggins, sec- retary. AQ, Sharon Shannon ff Bill Burgess .H, Emily Taylor M Jimmy Pickering T, ff it r E 221' Donna Ryker Bill Fesperman ' , an .-.nr Harley Snyder Linda Lou Kelly 4, Eldon Rippee Y Freshman .ab ills 'iif ,EH-. Class ,zi N4 Frank Jacks hub Suzanne Wann David Hudson Wilma Geil John Love Richard Donaldson Kay Collins Mark Rosen A freshman at Greenwood is always eager to know if he's now in the first year of senior high school or the last year of junior high school. That is a subject for extended debate. But unquestionably a freshman receives advantages of both junior and sen- ior high school. The boys may pick up the challenge offered by the opportunity to try out for varsity athletics. The girls may seek their fame in the Drum Corps. For the first time in their scholastic lives, freshmen get a choice of subjects. It's a big step in accepting the responsibility of running their own lives. These happy-go-lucky freshmen are still part of the carefree group of the junior high school. Nevertheless they're getting a taste of life in the top three grades. And say what's this we've been hearing lately about Joe F.i and Susie QY2 1 F for freshman 2 Q for cute Judy Campbell Joe Rich 45140 b llhgf J 1 l i fff' i Gayla Craig John Criswell Davoren Dustman Mike Nicholson Judy Linthicum YQQX s 3 Rebecca Kruse James R. Horton Terry Ayre Sara Elkins Do you mean time passes this school? Yes, this is the eighth grader just start- ing his second year upstairs. He's beginning to find the truth in the phrase Htime fliesu. The eighth grader is beginning to find his wayaround at Greenwood. Now that he's adjusted, he can set his sights on the goals and rewards offered to a Greenwoodite. A student in his eighth year at Greenwood enjoys new independence and an insight into the thrilling times ahead that high school has to offer. fast in high Christmas party at Elkins' Linda Lea Hall Gary Lunsford Kathryn Whitehead X. Bobby Bates Sandy Spradling David Moore Lou Ann Haseltine f Emmy Lou Potter Larry Thompson Diane Roop Barnes Whitlock df . Linda Lou Cottengim Emmy Potter's novel scrapbook of Missouri proved interesting to the eighth graders,includ- ing these four officers: David Moore secretar J ya Jimmy Robinett, presidentg Martha Freeman,treas- urerg and Emmy Potter, vice-president. Delbert Collins Mary Grim Billy Lane Nancy Morrison Jimmy Robinett Jerry Whitlock Sally Simpson Ken Walters Martha Freeman V-. Ap ,ar fu-1, ' 1 'W Dick Harris Janice Fuge John Farrar Charles Ryer Curtis Graff Nancy Twogood ,ll Mounting to Gree-nwood's upper floor for the exciting six years ahead are the Seventh Grade officers: President Tommy Kemper, Treasurer Susie Blair Carroll O'Neal Cathie Gardner if Glenda Darby, Secretary Ann Jones, and Vice- President Edsel Matthews. Linda Sayles Je V QSA ,,QJr y21,t ,,.:,,,V,, ,.-.,., . ,, Gene Drake ' ' '- lf., Q-'S' mecca white .K ' 6 ' hr- I fu Phyllis Rippee Bob Smith 1 ov tzy vu-of James Carter Karen Klann Billy Lines 104 Seventh Ann Jones Herbert Hoover Kay Kaylor Robert Good ,sn 1' -.A Eddie Matthews Susan Seabough David Smith N Grade Bill Mauck Pat Riebold Joe Ollis Glenda Darby 3 Judy Johnson Guy Mace Ann Louise Casey - ,,... ,,.l' The seventh grader traditionally expresses one of two reactions to being moved upstairs. UI'm finally here,H or, Uwhere am l?H To the seventh grader who has older broth- ers or sisters in high school, or has heard tell of the place elsewhere, the years ahead to be spent on the upper floor at Greenwood seem an exciting experience. But to him who must learn all by experience, the prospect of the coming years may seem baffling. To be on the bottom of the stack again can also be discouraging. The advice of the upper classmen to this Hyounger generationu is simply to be patient. You'll find your place in Greenwood's hallowed halls sooner than you think! Tommy Kemper Suzanne Seamon Johnny Davidson Pat Brown wg ft., , J 4. 27 15 M Aw: I W f y f.. Richard Fronabarger lx ,x,,ggn ig' H, f Jfgfigy-.QQ n 6 I H ' : + 4' A' Ox? 'Oct ,Q ' do ' o h - r ,afw,,,, M N-...-- ff' 1-3 uv 1 wr ff .cy- A Day In the Life at Greenwood 1 fa. F709---.s-45, CVE E 'Hott 1 52 D3 , 'A.d so Q31 her Le1Fufe 'omen+S . I ....... af Z if X ' 1' fiflm ---1---1-l -' VW T l X ,, ul ', Q 9 . I flrit iifli if ii? Y A lin ' W, 'Z S, Cmrdzz, C ingvr, Sox, 1 rk ElkiuS . i I - 'i to . . .H .H Y sv, 1 E ,A fl W xt C if EJ' sJP -Q' lst Row John RlCh, Jlm y Turner, Kathryn Ryer, Merrlll Dubach 2nd Row Dlana Roop, Harrlet Heer, Nancy Smith, Elalne RlCE, Judy Johnson 3rd Row Sponsor Mr Bush, Herbert Colllns, Jack Roblnette, Frank Jacks, Barnes Vm1tlOCk Student Council Becomes Member of Natuonal Assocuatuon 'er f rward was taler 1 ye r when our S udert Counc l became a memler of tke hm 19 al Assoclatlon o student Counclls The puroose of thls orgarlzatlon lS to extend +he a tle 1 tuden ounclls bv urltln them throughout the natlon The J ier OuACl or 1ll49d verf early 1U the chool Vear and h , lH xeeplng wlth dl f ae ed L5 a mellul 4 undexst dlng oetween the tudent body nd the 3dmlHlStT3tlOH le n l t 1F oro tlng school s r1t They also n anned and fulfllled r , r e or FQTlt Under the leadershl of the offlcers and sporsor, Mr Bush, the Councll oartl wnated lH many outslde aCtlV1tl6S as well as 1U student government Let us say, el , to L g ou for well la ned and s.ootk 5 executed soclal year va. 1 ., ai f--I .44 , Wise Q' Q--,y---'H My uv lv oth Low Sta Prlnts We cu or 0 cjul e, G15 cl o N ce es ssoc 1 D 'Mm oo DT 0 Mlso Losm. e ol 2. c .ano + La ra. 1ora.Lc1 -' ewan. 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Q, 11+ lsiie sill If ti ir presi.fLL If-nF1i wiv: L'K-Ul me - in-Q ,she bill tp 1 :ii nunsleig sf ixpsregi EJ the iennsrs. .l'l '!1l Jlm Lurner, attJ ra., do ard , a'nG, rat Fr nch C ub Parlez-Vous francaus These Students Frpwc L J dr A J G r1'uPr H rrpnfk. . M . , .,, -A .., .- , , M ,, . , V ,u ,, Viv!! T -.wmv ', ' P' W K: Q QA2n5or Dr. Ri: ' 7. P 3 , gyxes, Pacer 1C ' 9 . ,. Q fluh was V,ry SmaQl th,s W-' hun Haf mage epf yahle by the fa: ' 4+ Dr. Payne's lxfermal manper :yread t, th? 3ia:: and xaiv iz gxusually Qstixg. Th, MahQ, 5 lwarxex xanv nww thlysg 1:1 vnfgy d S-xfinw and tw f 'p 3 '9 nd Ulm .Pg Sgfigjqigaif HW' lst Dow at Lynn , Judy lrmln Jane banedy Trellls Hawortx, Llnda Shumate Fatle Cardot urtls fraff Sarah Andalafte Jus e Blalr, Tommy Kemper, Guy Mace addle Matthews Robert Food, Jame Carter Ken Walters henry Haswell, Kathryn Qyer Nancy Qoehm Wllma ell, Terry Ayre harley Qnyder wayne Hudson I Pnd Row rd Qow h How llFLCtOT Mr McCurry, rrances Dottfr Nancy Thompson, Jack Long, rank Jacxs, Jlm Botts Davld Hudson Bllly Lane, Delbert Colllna, Jacx Roblnett , Roy Testerman, Mark Rosen, Doy Young th mow Prize Musucuans Provude Musuc 123315 Qv-Q5 g53-vvf1b,wQ E,',n,1'!'nSa -1Q'15 1,JSf' 4iQSv.-:.rs,f3h'CfQ,f?2 As aryroac Greenwood hlfk ochoo on e of Monday, ednebua , and Thursday norrlrg, you can hear the rouslng StTalHS elng played by the Green ood Waro Arde the baton OF Ir F part mn pep assemblles and entered the sprlng slc festlval The Band glVES st aente wro are lnter sted 1U lHStFlU6HtEl Tus c a chance to take part 1U a S l orgarl atlon anu further tk6lT knowledge and lnterest LH muslc Curry Trls Vear's Band took an 5CtlVG JW m'tl IW! 1' V X' l 1 4. 1 Ea . v,.. iw sq, . ,la w , il, W , Q n A ,X E 5 ' A N '. 3 U as , ' , ' Y ' - . : C l' 1 , , O i ' , V H , J S , , , g' 3 I : I . 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A , I .. . . . 5354'-S7 1'-eff: 52. -31 ,WQXX E, 33? g '61 lst Row Sponsor Mr McCurry, Kathryn Noe, K1,m1e McCoy Kay Schaffltzel, Kat e Cardot, Carole Kleffer, Patty Moran, rrances Potter, Pat Dark, Llnda Shumate, Katrrrr Ryer, Jare Canedy, Patty Colllns, Mary Margaret Hoover, Susan Slceluff 2n Row Sharon Ada r, Rosallnd Kelly, Nancy Frltts, T n J Smlth, Rosalle Col lnson, Susle Haswell, Annle Knauer, Becky Gardner, Sue Gordon, Ann Opsal, Elalne llce, Ann Vorrlson, Pat Lynes, Judy Irwln, Cyrthla rarth ng, hancy Trompsor rd Row Caron Adalr, Patty Ellls, Dlana Ryker, Frances PlCk9HS, Booble Bootn, Nercedes reeman, Trellls Haworth, Baroara Cl nger, Marllfr Cox, Jlnmle Noblef, Beverly Hanshaw, Martha Cox th Row Astor Nest, Teddy Jordan, Don Anderson, Jln bcfnlght, D1cP Reta llck, Jack Lon Doy Young, Jack Roblnette, Sandy Sutton, Herbert Colllrs, R1 barn W erman, Jlm Turner, Roger Nllllams, Wafre Hudson t Row Ronald ElYlHS, Bobby Ashur t, Phll Jones, John Young, Morr s Je s, nl 1ott D1ffender er, Jlm Botts, Mine Se rlng, Newt waxeman, Jlm Oll s, Jokn Rlcr, Kennetr Flann, Courtney Nhltlocf, Tom McGu. e, Larry French, Kenr W1llS, lm bCGdlT9 Muxed Chorus Makes Musnc Llttle Tor J Tu fer o r g Greerwood's b.xed n r' Che Ha eJ rt dawn to mare nornlrg rehearsal at 9 1 r e cnor s er tke ct n o R Vc lrrg, presented ts tradlt onal Chr t tata at Heer's O ara Garder Roo rogra N' corded or radlo broadcast Tn recognlt o e I rnalc , Hee erfertal eu 'ne group wcth a dlnner at the O ary Jarder Roor, Ja u1r3 lR, 1954 The chorus, comblnel a'tr tre J rls' e,ar r tre s rlrg muslc fest val They wlll lorg refer er those en oyacle urs I I I 1 1 W : . . 'w,' ', ' i d . : i ' l ' l' ' La cjt ' ' l' G . , .4 . . . - Q , v X F ' i ' ' 1. 4. ' , ' 1 A : ' ' f '1 Z X ' ' . A ll' , f g, ' ' , 'cl ' est . ' ,. 1. Y . 5 h 1 Q s ' i s ' l' ' ll ' Q 4 p ' '52, 4 X i N - . ' . X r . . ' ' '. dr . .y V J' Z , . ' bmw cl. has n thin an - . 15 C'o us. -. 'Lg 'et ir 1953 chorus history occurred when the group sang for its supper. After weeks of rising with tne . K - '. .e ' ' C f..., th ' u und' . iire io f Mr, F. J. M C i ' i . is mas can ' r I 2' ' ' . m. The p nm 'as , f ' ' ' . l. ' lon f its stirring p r o 4 r e l r'3 to n L ' , 2' I C l A 'n ' ' J '. ' -' f 'L X X Ci and the Boys' Glee Clut, pr f' 61 fo ', ' i . ' A L un, Q C', ho . 9 1 -we Q Mm, lst 2nd 3rd Ath Sth Rows Row Row: Row Row Drum And Bugle corps Pat Lynes, Judy lrwin, Jane Canedy, Trellis Haworth, Linda Shumate, Katie Cardot Susan Siceluff, Donna Ryker, Nancy Boehm, Emily Taylor, Harriet Heer, Linda Lou Kelly, Cynthia Farthing, Kay Collins Treasurer Kay Schaffitzel, Carole Kieffer, Ann Morrison, Nancy Thomps Susie Haswell, Nancy Fritts, Patty Ellis, Elaine Rice, Ann Scroggins, Vice-President Jimmie Mobley Mary Margaret Hoover, lleane Goodrich, Historian and Reporter Frances Potter, Nancy Smith, Sue Gordon, Secretary Martha Cox, Wilma Geil, Frances Pickens, Marilyn Cox, Rosalind Kelly, Beverly Hanshaw Kathryn Ryer, President Patty Moran, Diana Ryker, Bobbie Booth, Barbara Clinger, Mercedes Freeman, Sponsor Mr. McCurry Drum Corrs jresents hillbilly stint at basketball game -1? OH Drum Corps Captures Second Place rn Annual Drum Corps CI To the sound of bugles and the roll of drums, the Greenwood Drum Corps marched through one of 1tS most successful years Long hours of prac t1ce urder the able diP8Ct10H of 1ts sponsor, Mr HcCurry, produced rewardlng results With drum major, Trellis Haworth, and majorette, Jane Canedy, in the lead, the Corps captured second place 1n 1tS d1V1S10n of the annual Drum Corps Cl1n1c held at SMS The Drum Corps looked to 1tS officers and presldent, Patty Moran, for leadership 1n plannlng the1r hall dance, quarter supper, ple supper, and candy sales whlch were held to flnance the annual football banquet Dur1ng the year, members of the Drum Corps marched ln the Labor Day H0m6COmlHg, and Chrlstmas Parad es The hlgh stepplng g1r1s in brlght blue unlforms prov1ded a colorful treat by perfonmln 1 t g n rlcate maneuvers at the halft1me of the home football and b k t Twlrlers, Pat Lynes and Katle CaI'd0'G as e ball games in Formatlon at Drum Corps Clln1C Football Banquet Frlday the ljth meant nothlng but good luck to Greenwood's football team That was the day of the football banquet whlch 15 glven each year by the Drum Corps After a long playlng season on the football fleld, what player wouldn't gladly s1t down to a generous servlng of baked ham and all the trlmmlngs topped off by hls cholce of cake? Attendlng the festlvltles were all members of the football team, the and Drum Corps Patty Moran, Drum Corps pres1dent, gT8C1OuSly pre the program Short speeches characterlzed by an abundance of anec glven by Dr Wlse, Dr Trentham, all senlor players, Coach Colllns captalns, Tom McGu1re and John Rlch After feastlng and watchlng a short sklt depictlng the football team before a game, the rest of the evenlng was spent danclng ln the Student Center Ballroom. Durlng lHt6HHlSSlOn fllms were shown of th h e omecomlng game. Any superstltlons of Frld th ay e 13th 1n November, 1953, certalnly d1dn't hlnder the success of thls football banquet. Pep Squad, s1ded over dotes were and the co IYIIC 0 5 5 . . p - . . . . . - . . . - . . - . . . . ,vu HA - . V x l:' Q 23. C . Q 4 I a . ,game 41-wif? ff- 4' f 'V ' H ,,sL..,,,lv,-Q ' ' if . 1 ' . . . . . . . . - . . . . , . . st Row 2nd Row rd Row th Row Mary Margaret Hoover, Susan Slceluff, Llrda Shumate, Elalne Rlce, Trell s Haworth, Nancy Scott, Kay Schaffltzel, Jane Canedy Sponsor Mrs Stlnson, Carole Kleffer, Katle Cardot, Ann Morrlson, Mercedes Freeman, Frances Potter, Presldent Patty Moran, Pat Lvnes Beverly Hanshaw, Jlmmle Mobley, Student Teacher Jane Hess Dlana Ryker, Annle Knauer, Sue Gordon, Martha Cox, Frances Plckens Mar lyn Cox, Becky Gardner, Treasurer Barbara C lnger, Pat Dark Judy Irwln, Secretary Kathryn Qyer Vlce Presldent Kenneth Klann, Sandy Sutton, Jlm Haswell, Merrlll Dubach, Jin Ollls, Mlke Sebrlng, John Rich, Nell Glbson, John Essex Dramatucs Club Bualds Talent Place Jreenwood Hlsh School Tlme 7 30 p m Scene Qoor 308, the Q trlv meet 5 of the Greenwood Dramatlcs Club Plot Csynopslsj Fun and actlvlty are the alms of the JUDlOT and senlor drama enthuslasts who are members of Greenwood's Dramatlcs Club At the meetlrgs members poured over plays, and gust for fur ther played charades or took turns glvlng pantomlmes The Club practlced theater a t and gave several one act plays l : . ' ' . ' ' i A . J . . I .I , 3 : . A . . , 4 1' ' l A I A 2 . - . . , , Doy Young, Jim Botts, Courtney Whitlock, Ronald Elkins ' l . mNn,n I in? ' yuan!! .v f 'm Bnva - Cynthia Farthing, Jgdy Irwin, Jane Canedy 2nd Qiwz Annie Knauer, Trellis Hawwrth, Nancy Scott . . ep Squad Takes Second Place nn Nuxa Tournament C-hurrnyl U-HUFFhhl...Th5 Yxrffty and mmny K rw yellz are lad by CHQ ChQer lvadcra '1 d ffwir Lest L' 9w3tf1l SChm,1 4pIrIL and pep ELL' 'HQ stho Tvnigns thrnugh Vittwry ar 1f'wuh. Althzuvh .Qui U5 ige ye1.3 fi tif fates Z: hxv :ost rtant, it ls nit ELQ Cnlj Q 'iv z ff 'ie L Zzxmi. The leaqbrn fsiC alan the reg ,uxbl vwQd S fare each fame. Ti W Tre. M K9 effr2 Tghey and he ,Qi ,WAT 2 Fn? Q ipi by 5Qllii9 'fi-1116 t 'gf 7lMK'fIA., faesix. j 'L if wirip iaxixr :et.xi-', L L'rS . . ..H f9T ii :t?1Q9Li y M Pe' ,'wq C 'viz igrin? 'L Ilia w'lTKiW za S u7Lr1h3iQg Q, f J 'Q wAfhQ3la3e1 1 if their 2 Lpr, Mi J 1 Activities of the Year gg ffm fe ff' l 've , ' is 1715-i Qu' 7 I lg SEEING THE BEAR3 OFF Greenwood adds thelr cheers to those sensing the Bears to victory. DUH SHIRTTLD CHLEHnHADERS observe a tense moment at an exciting football game. HEAVY TOLD A JOKE ilring intermission at the Junior-Senior Prom. PARTICIPANTS AWAITITG THEIR ENTTAHCE to the home economics Style snow, Hwfnter Wonderlandu COHVNATICN CLHEMQHILQ at halftime of annual Homecoming game EHThHTAlNlIG AT H nH'U by slnylng the Cantata for lute Spinners at Christmas- tgme hh lhyn lf on HUT Lney won a nvlng mn m.d first nlace at une talenz assembly. SHAi1 .lkLnACi nook sec nu rlxce xc the w'nuxb j, THV TU'TN'2 XTTlY' VT' and their dates at the Homecoming Dance llll 'W xr-'vw ...-q-nh., NWTW5 lst Row Merrlll Dubach, John Rlch, Earl Stelnert, Mlke Sebrlng, Tom McGu1r'e, Honald Elklne 2nd Row John Young, Phll Jones, Bobby Asburst, Newt Wakeman, Hugh Harnls, Morr-ls Jess 3rd Row Jack Roblnette, Teddy Jordan, Coach J. H. Colllns, Jun Napper, Sandy Sutton, Elllott D1ffender'f'f'er', Student Coach Jack Cl ngan, Herbert Colllne Football Team 5 4 M. .4 QE iii? p3ESEie:iZiE?llD3ED3gi'rigqxggregcgfoieigaagfi Cheerleader, Nancy Scott, spurs the team on y H - e J , , ? NM 1 J Q J A l ad L-'rg' ,ll 'M 4 .J 1 . i vi M, JA,,,, VN' My .--.-M .',l, M -W-J-fwmwpm-Q 6 we me we - J J. '1 , . , , 5- X 4- 5 tt, 5 C L33 14 f-nas A M-an K . A... Q , Football Hlghlughts of l953 As the month of August neared an end, Coach J H Collins commenced football practice for about 30 hopeful boys He had 10 returning lettermen w1th which to back up his high of 3ChleVlng a better season than that recorded the previous year The first game was played at Lockwood at nlght However, the strong Lockwood was too much and the Bluegays were overwhelmed by a score of 18 O after a hard struggle The weekend following their initial loss the Greenwood eleven scrapped a larger var squad in a day game at home The Liberators built up a quick lead which the Bluegays never overcome and the Greenwood squad went down to its second defeat, 28 13 The next Friday afternoon the Bluegays took on the squad from Stockton This too, had a sad ending as the Stockton Tigers came out on top by a score of 26 7 Seeking their first win of the season, Coach Collins took his squad to Walnut hopes squad B011 could game, Grove the following weekend for a night game Greenwood grabbed an early lead, 13 7, but was unable to hold it throughout the second half The Walnut Grove aggregation came back with a new scor ing punch and Greenwood gave up its fourth loss in a heartbreaker, 2l 20 The Bluegays' next outing was a skirmish at Marlonville This was a more fruitful game but still not a win for the Jays as they tied the Marionvllle Comets, 6 6 The most de pressing factor of the game was the penalty which nullified Greenwood's chances for its first victory The next game for the Greenwood eleven was at Houston in another night affair This proved to be one of their toughest opponents of the season as the Houston club, sporting an aggressive running attack, defeated the Bluegays, 26 O With two weeks for careful preparation, the Greenwood Blue3ays braced themselves for their annual homecoming Greenwood took the initiative against the Sarcoxle club and gained the lead in the third period, lj 7 After stopping several Sarcoxle drives, the final outcome was down which tied the score 13 lj Sarcox1e's extra point attempt was halted and the final score ended up in a tie Greenwood traveled to Cabool for their last game of the season and there was little hope of posting their first win of the season The Bluegays, however, took the initiative and snatched a slim lead early in the game, 7 6 The Cabool souad tried to pull the game out of the fire in the closing moments of the ballgame Their final drive was unsuccessful, though, as their scoring attempt ended on Greenwoodls 3 yard line where an alert Greenwood gridder recov ered a fumble Just a moment before the end of the game Thus the Bluegays captured their final and most important ballgame, 7 6, against their strongest opponent of the season Though the season was not a winning one, it is certain that no person is justified ln sa in that the Greenwood football team did not Dive every game their supreme effort S y tb ll l ttermen elected seniors Tom After the completion of the s ason, the foo a e , McGuire and John Rich, as co captains of the l953 football team The following boys received letters SENIORS Earl Rich, Tom McGuire, Ronald Elkins, and Merrill Dubach, JUNIORS- Sutton, Jack Robinette, Pete Mlnick, Newt Wakeman, Phil Jones, Jim Napper, SOPHONORES Herbert Collins, Elliott Diffenderffer, and Teddy Jordan Steinert, Mike Sebring, John Morris Jess, John Young, Sandy Hugh Harris, Bob Ashurst, and Gr Double Tlme Charging l1ne, Rach and Sebring almost inevitable. But two penalties against the Jays set the stage for Sarcoxie's final touch- L - 3.1 ti ...since 13141 S' Ol ww 15' U lv' Newt Wakeman, Bobby Ashurst John Young, Mlke Sebrlng, MOTTlS Jess, Kenny Cralg, Hoy Testenman, Coach J H Colllns at center ikawi 3 HB1UeJaYS, get that rebound Greenwood and Ash Grove Jump for ball Basketball Team Has Good Year Although the Greenwood basketball team of 1953 5A d1d not recelve a champlonshlp rat 1ng, they experlenced a good season nevertheless The Bluejay team made 1ts power known i pre season tournaments and d1d the best ever done by any other Greenwood team 1n the1r own tour nament The team f1rst competed ln the tournament at Nlxa They played a scrappy Marshfleld and were ellmlnated 1n the flrst round as they went down to defeat by the heartbreaklng score of A2 to Al In the Clever Tournament, the Bluegays played f1ne ball even though they never reached the flnals In thelr flrst game, they defeated the Walnut Grove aggregatlon A9 to A5 They played host Clever ln thelr next outlng and defeated Clever by a score of 51 to 50 1n a thrlll er Crane proved gust a llttle too much 1n thelr thlrd game of the tournament as the Greenwood qulntet lost 58 to A9 The Bluegays went on to play ln the consolatlons but never reached the flnals as Ozark handed them a 58 to AA defeat After beglnnlng thelr regular season, the Bluegays agaln resumed tournament play in thelr tourney, the Blue and Gold Hollday Tournament The Greenwood cagers met a tough Crocker team 1n the flrst round and defeated them A7 A2 In thelr next duel, the Bluegays played Crane, who had defeated them earller 1D the season, and met w1th success agaln as they posted a A3 Al vlctory The team was not so fortunate 1D thelr next match as they were easlly defeated by a strong Sparta club 60 to 33 Thls, however, stlll put them 1U the flnals, and 1U an afternoon game, the Bluegays squeezed by Purdy 50 to A9 Th1S latter vlctory earned them a thlrd place trophy Playlng 1U thelr flnal tournament, the Class HBH Sub Reglonal, Greenwood lost to St Agnes by a score of 5l to Al The fOl1OW1ng boys reoelved letters for the l953 5A basketball season SENIOR Mnlce Sebrlng, JUNIORS Newt Wakeman, Kenny Cralg, Morrls Jess, Bob Ashurst, John Young, Bob Glbson, SOPHOMORE Roy Lee Testerman I I Bob G1bson, Honorary Captaln REGULAR SFASON'S SCH DULE OF GAM b Strafford Ava Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Bllllngs Marlonvllle Ozark Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Rogersvllle Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Creenwood Strafford Ava Marlonvllle Windyvllle Ash Grove Ozark B1ll1ngs Marlonvllle Ozark Strafford Rogersvllle Bllllngs Rogersvllle Roy Lee dunks another one emu, ' ' A Y at A9 . 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L9 . . t - at AO at 56 at 51 ' Q at 77 ' ' at . r ' 'iiiIII,b I l 44 Speedq's Speedies Q 1 lH!Hll u' QM-an ui.- st and rd th Row Row Row Row dilniumm KNEW 'W -ff 'T Q-4 l..e'N-llv' lg ,Q wv aiyfvvdf' 'JOAQWSBQR W' P10531 Bryan Toombs, Ronnle McCormick, Carly e Cochran John Young, Mlke Sebrlng, Morrls Jess, Sandy Sutton Jlm Turner, Newt Wakeman, Jack Robldette, JlV Betts, J Napper Jorn Rach FOHCH J H vOlllDS, Tom McGu1re, Hertert ol lns Track Team Wms Seventh Straught Dlstruct Meet Although the Bluegays falled to wln lH thelr flrst meet they encountered llttle trouble ln racklng up thelr flrst w1n of the season In the 8 team meet at S H S Greenwood rolled up 59 lf2 polnts The Bullpups, thelr nearest oppon nt, had L3 polnts In thelr next meet the Bluegay thlnclads repeated as Class C Chanplon 1D the annual Dlstrlct Quallfylng Weet at SMS Greenwood easlly outscored the field of l9 schools by comp l lng 81 3fL polnts Wh1Ch excelled the runner up's total of 37 polnts Thls makes the seventh straight tlme that Greenwood has won the Dlstrlct Teet The Greenwood track team returned to Columbla to conpete n the State Class C Outdoor Veet The Bluegays succeeded ln capturlng thlrd place w1th 21 polr s The Class C tltle went to Douglas of Festus w1th A2 polnts to thelr credlt The Bluegays ended thelr season by defeatldg Buffalo Hlgh School 1U a dual prevlew meet Greenwood's team plled up 87 polnts whlle Buffalo collected 27 pOlHtS At the end of the season, the team elected Carlyle Cocrran as captaln Boys who re celved track letters were Ronnle McCorm1ck,Bryan Toombs, Carlyle Cochran,J1m Botts, Jlm Turner, John Rlch, Mlke Sebrlng, Tom McGuire, Morrls Jess, Jack Roblnette, Newt Wakeman, Jo n Young, Jlm Napper, Sandy Sutton, and Herbert Coll ns M ,.?: me f, 127, , ,,,. 1, ,M 4 Q U s W ,w 2 U .--.,?7f ' J . M Q? 6 E, K. . . ,HWY ,ry U' 4 A M c,v a samw-a..n.W. ,..L ,Y V g - ,N C t l' Yr? W ,...-.a,..n...... WA- A I 1' if at ana 5 , L, ef lt I , , , ,mega ,S . , K ,I saw 4 N ,wmv 4 r nf M ' 'V , 'Q ,, 'wr V Y! Lys V 1 W , 'Q 'f 'H a 1 . ' ' 'W -v . l 3 1 ' . A 3 C in I - , v A - ,- V-,u p 5 A, . . , U . . - A. T , L I , u Q 5 0 '- - 1 n I . . . D . . , c , L , - . J i W o . . . . . N . Y . M . l , .t , . . u . . . U A A n . . . . . . , 1 A1 . H , l l. . eff Y 'LJ ...- .L , w....2-li' iihp j f1fL4-Ja Roqaltq Reiqns Over Homecoming Amid cheerinq and waving of colorful banners, Greenwood's annual Homecoming game was played on October 30, 1953. At 2:30 the crowd rose for the kick-off which started the name with Sarcoxie. At halftime the Drum Corps formed a two-column entrance for the convertible bearing the queen, Trellis Haworth, and her attendants, Sue Gordon and Roseann Knauer. The queen was crowned by Student Body President, John Rich, while the Drum Corps gave a snecial salute to Queen Trellis, the drum major. The game ended in an exciting thirteen to thirteen tie. At the close of the day, the alumni, faculty, and students gathered in the TTS Ballroom to dance to the music of Eddie Ball and his orchestra. Durinv intermission the queen, escorted by Dick Houk, and her attendants, Sue Gordon escorted by Wagner Love and Roseann Knauer escorted by Tom McGuire, were presented. After the queen had thanked the student body and welcomed the alumni, the three couples danced the traditional queen's dance. A reception was then held in the Student Lounge, while the Alumni Association held an election of officers. Mrs, William Delano was elected alumni president for the coming year. The last strains of music died away at the stroke of midnight and everyone returned home happy with the pleasant memories of the l953 Greenwood Homecominp. ,C NM . 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' ' . . .-,-,gg Valedictorian Thls year's valedlctorlan, Kathryn Ryer, had a grade average of 1O L7 for the second hlghest ratlng 1U Greenwood slrce laQ5 She has not onlv been a consclentlous student but has also partlclpated 1D nnny extra cur lcular aCt1Vltl9S Her scholastnc ablllty coupled wlth her N111 npness to work should brlng her great succes Salutatorlan Second to Kathrvn 1S Frances Potter, thls Vear's salutatorlan Franees has made a well deserved record for herself 1U Greenwood She has beer actlve ln manv OTE3H1Z3t1OPS ard out Side PTOUPQ Llth her ambltlon ard ab 1 Frances should succ ltx, eed lr any lleld wh ch she may choose to enter . 1 ', . . . . - F. V. P: . S. l ' .r' - - . . . L. v , A 1 r . ' 1' -3 . ' AL . Sir Greenwood Fair Greenwood Reign at Honor Da U neu Gibson narnrun Rue' Honor Day is the most beautiful and iipressi ered in this lovely ceremony, a student must have gigx dent, be a student council member, receive a leiier individual performance in a state music or speeii C222 of the regular Greenwood activities. Fair Yreenwoon ani Lir Ereenwted, ,gzzen soxalitf, and appearance, reifx over tae ierexii.. iett ioiv. Eaok siuienf gonzrex is Lreiexie' ag A txen aimittei te HThe Lrder of the R,ie,U a :rai1t.,x keepitr wi'L irxiititn, an elakfrzfe pef'i1' Lf T, 1 V1 N'lf. HFC I i:..':I '.':f IHOP Far? 1Yf1'fY.'f.'Tf1 1f.'l -Y ,rf'f :f.'A-'if 1 ss.. JY. 4 f 0, 1 ceremony olastic ov- OI' 'JI' H+, .fwf f of the scLofL year. To be hon- achievemexzs, be a c1a:s :resi- more sports, earn a Ulu rating for receive an outstaxiixg :onor outsQde giext body for tpeir popu1arity, per- :resented or 24e Lreiiiext oftke stu- Eeaxtf Hose ri Fair lreexwtei ani is tuteq wnex 'Liar Qay be'ax. Also 12 as 1 Lm:f!rp.:1 ffr twc wxife tkrtxes e D po l 1 taxeh Pa h year to d er .Lre who 1r Vreeh wood 15 what They are chosen by tk students 1r grades Glg t through 0 S twelve and are kept Secre+ unt1lpub- 11 a+1oh o the yearboorc Well Froo ed Tory cure arlA 1 Kraur Jrlc USP a.d D ++ Par' Hel 1 ek ar' V V 1ce ohh fi a 1 B VT-3-F1 ST F pure Phvsloue Q, Jane Caredj rt Nak mar ose Jlm Turner ard Trel S HaJ I'+H I-5' . 'Q 'H' 'ref' 1 I Most Athlet1C I' MOPT15 Jess and Trellws Ha,Jor+r Most StudlO1lS Yathryw Ryer and Pete M1r1ck l Th- A ersoxality l,, 'S fc, ' f' et rf. .f '..1- - ' . I 7 .e ' . ' . V D A . .A . , , A 1, V A 0 -f 1 LYTHU M31 , lr, rih'e . e ' Hunt Lt Heil Y, eh W .3Uvf.'T'fTiI'3.Y1 1 I i 5, ' i Gibson art. B12 QI G 'ner l 1 I, 1 ff ff' sv' xxx f 9 ' I G. J . - , V 1 rf TA izh eefcw. ri - 1' ' Q U ' - ,Q fx ug -, . v 1 i. , . 1 if ' I 1 ' Tien- ' e. . I. . ' Y 4 1 ll 1-0 U' ,. ' uv- , L+ U Lf . ?z,. ' r-1 A 4 I ' ' z? 1 X , -ff' if I ' , I . ' khgt V ' 1 . 1 ' Q ' ,H . , Wa Pro' L6 wyn- Evst Plsposltlon Arnle K auer and John RlCh Nell Glhson ard Kathr'n Ryer P0156 mOe+r Merr 1 Dnbarh a 1 LT9ll1S Haworth - Cyntkla Farthlng, John Rich, Patty Mor- , .... .L H and Lrel is Hawor,h ll L .. T-Y c .JJ J., ,ije Kggger, Lerrill Duhach, U fiffi .FEP 4pQ+ 'rvwlr 1at.Qw ,y r Ja' ... , ,...-,- A 1.1. ,. 6133! Elf- Junior-Senior Prom The climax in social traditions at Greenwood came this year on May 2l, the date of the Junior-Senior Prom. Members of the Junior and Senior Classes, the faculty, and guests gathered at Hi k H'lls Country Club for a dinner preceding the dance. After enjoying the delicious meal of ic orv 1 southern style fried chicken and all the trimmings, Walter Matthis and his orchestra struck up the dance music. The theme of HCaribbean Cruiseu favorably complemented the atmosphere of the ballroom during the evening's festivitiesa The early hours of the morning found a happy group of Greenwoodites bringing another won- derful high school tradition to a close for another year. Speech Festlval Plaq The play HConcert in the Parkn by Donald Elser, was presented at the Speech Festival on April 3 The plot concerns a young girl who has won a music scholarship and is planning to study music During the summer she has attended concerts in the park with a young man of her acquaintance Her brother discovers that the supposedly nice young man is ir reality a murderer The girl's dreams are shattered CAST Stove Newt Wakeman Allen Jim Haswell Anne Judy Irwin Policeman Kennf Craig Dramatlcs Club Plaq l 'Th P k Dressu HThe P UK Dressm is the story of a young girl from a poor family who wanted a dress to wear to a dance so much that she stole it The kind, understandin? father, a victim of misfortune, and the nagging mother str ve for the affecti n of the daughter Mrs Willard Cora Mr Willard Miss Dennis Policeman CAST Patty Moran Annie Knauer Doy Young Pat Lynes Ronald Elkins O . ! l I ... D . . . - . 1 . . . W 1 , 1 u a Q n Q u u 0 . I The 1955 Dramatics Club production was a p ay ' e in . i ' f ' ' ' I . Q , lr . . . , . . . . D , I . .A L. A . O,. DA, Q i 'o . I u 1 n 5 Q .1 a ' . . . . . . S . . . . Our Faculty at Work Dr Trentham A true frlend and gulde who never lets us down Prlnclpal of Greenwood SUpePV1SOP of Buslness Law, Penmanshlp, and Typlrg Sponsor, Senlor Class Dr Wlse H1s lnterest ln all 1S veny real Dlrector of Tralnlng School Head of Educatlon Department E' Dr Henderson H15 lnfluence and frlendshlp are klghly regarded Superv1sor of Sclence Sponsor, Junlor Class ,ff-wf-?f,45 ,cvwfwawffwfm flxwvwwaw fnfiav lv Q ',53 fi 1' M :Il 'X n n I a 1. Q . g - U I ' 1 'V f fs . n AWK? JI-agwfawf o-Ml-44 0'- . , wzfwefwf' Yr. Hush f .fs A warm friend and reaiy lf sr Qlgpsrvisor of Nathemxtios fronsor, Fishth Grade and Qtuient Couxog, Mrs. Rice Her sincere interest is beuefioial to all Supervisor of Latin and English Sporsor, Seventh Grade ,sp fm fy U- fffwlikx' - gfw? 'W r J 4 ODA 'fuffkl fj ' ,J7TVF - Qlmaaml . -ff.w.Q1M fn. ,-.ai . Mrs Mciurry Gpod :atgrei aid an exthusiasnic teacher Supervisor of Music Sponsor, Band and Drum Corps Mrs. jaltox Mrs. Yearbook, woman of many facets Supervisor of Commerce Spoxsor, Animal -ffl ,we 544 '-Lax... 24'-,ar 4.,..Wfz.e,1 fi, Miss Gar Cnr frleid li reed 15 our friend inieei Sunervisor 0? Eistory Sronsor, Freshmax Tlass, Pep Squad , - X K y 7 f t It 1, Linn? VTA. 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