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

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Rr f I '.xJ ffflfiri, M 1 Emmy Lou Potter Jimmy Robinett Diane Hoop ' Larry Thompson Nancy Twogood Ken Walter l The sophomore class-the class with the blue and gold memories. In the ten years since the Blue and Gold Tournament was organized, the sophomore class has had charge of print- ing and selling programs for this tournament. In the course of selling ads. many a headache i came and went. Their labor didn't go for naught, however, since capacity advertise- T ment space was sold. The class found time for fun through class parties and through appre- ciation for each other. Martha Freeman Gary Lunsford Janice Fuge Mary Ann Grim David Moore Nancy Morrison Charles Ryer Sally Simpson Sandy Spradling Kathryn Whitehead Barney Whitlock Jerry Whitlock Solving tricky theorems and catchy corollaries is easy for plane geometry student, Ken Walter. Page 29

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'W Nancy Boehm Bill Bur gess Judy Campbell Kay Collins Gayla Craig This happy, if somewhat exhausted group, will long remember their junior year as a year sprinkled generously with large problems and proportionately large rewards. This class has successfully carried through one of the most difficult tasks assigned to any class. the financing of the Junior-Senior Prom. This was accomplished by lots of hard work, which they learned was the only real key to success. The junior concession stand, rummage sales, paper sales, and the pro- ceeds from last year's blue and gold program sales su ml' d 1 1e the much-needed cash. After such hard Work the clas ' , .s parties and the Prom seemed especially enjoyable. This class has had th ' e preparation for a Very memor- able senior year. Seeking more information from salesman be- fore deciding on class ring is David Hudson. ' f' 4 fb k 1 4 12 dl John Criswell Richard Donaldson Davoren Dustman Bill Fesperman Wilma Geil 1163116 G00d1'lCh Henry Haswell Harriet Heer David Hudson Frank Jacks r . A N , I : 5 , :,,. . I I i 7 V Vk.k Lrkik l WWI' - .VI V i n h K ,-K ..., . . V pu., ,:,, ,Rm M g . . , -- Qe-r p ,yyv 1 , p vvl ilu.. p .XX p .