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

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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

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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

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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