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

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Together, the faculty and the students of Greenwood have worked and played and grown. Lessons were assigned, reports were giveng parties, games, picnics . . each played its part. Co-operation has been the keyword as we worked together to make ourselves and Greenwood progress with the years. Faculty members and students chat informally in the halls of GHS-perhaps it is a lesson being discussed, or maybe what happened on that never-to-be forgotten vacation. I0 Sizculfy

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Zzfurv bu iness leaders zflffain valuable O. P. TRENTHAM, Supervisor of Business, re- ceived the BS degree from SMS, the MBA from Northwestern, and the PhD from New York Uni. versity. He sponsors Senior Class. Tu Cl AANXW . A 3 Keep your eye on llaefef says this poster in Business Law. Eric White points to a warning and remarks, This is a good one to remember. jack King studies the first 'tip and wonders if Sher- lock Holmes is really eyeing him. Hand slant and paper slant are important for good penmanship, says Dr. Trentham. We hope the teachers will appreciate the penmanship efforts of Penny Morriset, Sussie Pummill, Jim Rie- bold, and Stanley Matthews. fThey seem to be enjoying itlj It doesn't look like writing to me! This was one of the comments between classmates as the Penmanship class and Dr. Trentham watch Bettye Groth and Judy Ellis demonstrate shorthand to the class.