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

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'Jr 3- .z We A 'U l if CAMPUS-students, faculty and staff, buildings LIBRARY-exams, research, learning I ,ir n fra .132 , FINE ARTS-assemblies, music festival, art shows

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0 o A mamtam standards Providing Greenwood students with a well- planned educational program, and training stu- dent teachers for the future were the goals of our administrative staff: Dr. Arthur A. Mal- lory, President of Southwest Missouri State College, Dr. Max H. McCullough, Director of Laboratory Schoolg and Joe Phillips, 'Admin- istrative Assistant. Under their guidance, Greenwood again re- ceived the highest possible rating, AAA, by the State Department of Education and was ap- proved by the North Central Association. An important part of Greenwood is the good relationship between faculty and students. Working together through classes, conferences, and extra-curricular activities, they united their efforts to achieve the best possible education -W-mug Caught in their natural habitat, our supervisors take advantage of their lounge-the one place in Greenwood where students are not allowed. for all. Whether at noon, before school, or between classes, the GHS halls are always crowded with students and faculty sharing their final moments of free time. Student-teacher conferences are essential in solving per- sonal and scholastic problems. A. B. Blalock concentrates on the solution as Dr. Bush makes a seemingly complex problem simple. Having office duty gives a person the feel of responsi- bility and of being helpful. Elizabeth Williams looks busy as she serves her daily hour in the office.

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Greenwood is Campus GREENWOOD-friends, studies, traditions STUDENT UNION-dances, programs, banquets POOL-swimming, tanning, relaxing or STADIUM-athletics, crowds, thrills 1 FIELD HOUSE-basketball, cheers, tournaments