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

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Marches to Clor in Local Parades 1 - ' Il . ... ,. l N 5 l ff-..-. spa lung .,e.,.,- 'Q -, A 'f'.fN .on-, ,s5,,.,. Vsa- McCoy, Secretary and Drum Captain Ann Morrison, Nancy Morrison, Emmy Potter, Vice President Elaine Rice, Donna Ryker, Diane Roop, Ann Scroggins, Linda Shimate, Bugle Captain Susan Siceluff, Sally Simpson, Nancy Smith, Sandy Spradling, Emily Taylor, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Twogood, Suzanne Wann. x 5 H wbd' FOOTBALL HUDDLE satirized by the senior girls at the football banquet. and President Beverly llanshaw, CAREFULLY PLANNED MA NEUVE RS added color the members sold candy and held a pie supper and dance to finance the annual football banquet. The year was climaxed by the annual picnic. to the crowning ceremony at Homecoming. Majorette Nancy Fritts and Drum Major jane Cauedy work out the detail s.

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Creenwoocfs Drum Corps IN COLORFUL MARC HING FORMATION are these proud members of the Drum Corps. Nancy Boehm, Bobbie Booth Drum Majorjane Canedy, Kay Collins, Sara Elkins, Patty Ellis, Cynthia Farthing, Martha Freeman, Treasurer Mercedes Freeman, Drum Majorette Nancy Fritts, Janice Fuge, Wilma Geil, Ileane Goodrich, Mary Grim, President Beverly Han- shaw, Susan Haswell, Harriet Heer, Mary Margaret Hoover, judy Irwin, Becky Kruse, Judy Linthicum, Pat Lynes, Kim Football Banquet. line up for food at Mlm 'RUS Al Flip if if AFTER TURKEY DINNER, President Beverly Hanshaw FACULTY GUESTS introduced guest speakers at Football Banquet. HOMEMADE CANDY sold in the halls helped provide money for projects. 126- Blaring bugles and the ruffle of drums announced the Drum Corps as they marched at the football games and in the Labor Day, SMS Homecoming, and Christmas parades. Led by Sponsor Bion McCurry l ll.

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GC long Petticoat Lanea' Scores Hit JOINED TOGETHER under their motto, 'Homes of the future in the hands of the youth today' are ROW ONE: Ann Boals,Party Collins, Sharon Shan- non, Ann Hunter, Mary Margaret Hoover, Pres- ident Elaine Rice. ROW TWO: Ann Morri- son, Linda Shumate, Suzanne Wann, Nancy Boehm, Pat Lynes, Becky james, and Judy Irwin. ROW' THREE: Nancy Scott, Treasurer Wilma Geil, Gayla Craig, Bobby Booth, Susan Haswell, Secretary Patty Ellis, Vice President Nancy Smith, and Carol Seitz. A busy year for the Future Homemak- ers of America' included preparation of a skit given at the Sub-District Meeting at Pleasant Hope, participation in the District Meer on the SMS campus, and production of the annual style show which was originated by Miss Lucy Mae Smith, sponsor. The year was climaxed by the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. ALL SEWING MACHINES pointed toward February 10 when the annual F.H.A. Style Show 'Along Petticoat Lane' was held. A repeat performance was given for the P.T.A. on February 14. 'FOR STYLE THAT WINS compliments ga- lore, this classic shirtwaister in aqua wool was made and modeled by Nancy Smith. Her escort is Morris Jess. 1 Q :tht I :Ny Y If 1 'I 'Tia V