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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1969 volume:

1 3 To everything There is a season And a time To every purpose Under the heaven . . . Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 3 A Time To sow A time To reap A time of solitude -- .- f,: V- , ,,.,,9,5-1 fi. Wi1w K A Time of company I I I ' CURRICULUM By their fruits Ye shall know Them . . . D Matthew 7:20 9 Upper lefi: Riia Turner, Naomi Sanders lSecre+ariesi. Above: Dr. P. O. Copley lDean of Educalionl. Righi: Dr. James Jesier lDireclori. They serve To make us better Announcemenis Can I have The key To high goals . .. l-le's in conference . .. answering phones permanenl' Jrranscripl leadership changing schedules . . . discipline . . . exira curricular aclivilies . .. sevenleen credi'rs . . . e s ringing policies failing noies sympa Thelic ears abou+ your grades . . . require menis clacking iypewrilers ... memos Jrhere is always Jrime 'ro Talk . . . observers checking in world-shallering problems soluiions ,,...f1zzfV igggeg.. Above: Joe Phillips lfxssislanf fo The Direclor Lef'r: Paul Mullins lGuidance Counselorl. A search Through history for one's ideals Missouri noTebooks noTe Taking Gracie .. . palirical rallies and elecTions . . . Turning back pages .. . Tield Trips . . . books yellowed wiTh age . . . long lisTs oT hisTorical names on The board . . . passing noTes arguing on currenT evenTs discovering ATTila The l'lun was bow-legged shelves crammed wiTh ancienT books Na+ional Geographics in The back oT The room pulling blinds To waTch Tilms lasT minuTe glancing over hisTory noTes Joan oT Arc Do you have someThing To share wiTh The class? . . . world maps sTudenT council reporTs . .. moving chairs Tor TesTs colorTul bulleTin boards losT chalk . .. LaTin American . . . WhaT are The Three branches oT governmenT? a silenT warning Tor Tomorrow l i 1. Dr. Grace Gardener sponsors sTudenT council and AFS, as well as serving as supervisor OT,- hisfory. She received her MA in educaTion and her EclD from The UniversiTy of Missouri. iii I , T l Above: Films change rouTine Tor eighTh graders. lPaul Mullins, Mark l'laselTine, Colin BursTalll.1 LefT: PoliTical rallies help sTudenTs To geT To know candidaTes' ways Tor Themselves. lJack Neely. STeve Richl. Concentration Sounds of silence . . . whispers across 'rhe room . . . sudden silence as ihe supervisors walk in . . . reading magazines inslead of doing homework fran- Jrically looking for a book for your reporl quiei Jane Eyre sleep reiurn of free elecl . . . groping in ihe card file ... quiel medira- iion ?... sneaking in overdue books Edgar Allen Poe siudy reading checking in wilh Mrs. Weslmoreland cramming for a Jresi Mr. Baird's assignmenrs .. . warching cars go by Forever Amber . .. waiching lhe clock . . . realizing you hear 'rhe bell . . . sharpening your pencil ralking in sign language Leff: The library is a quiel place for reading, lPaHi Ellisl. Above: Mrs. Weslmoreland, librarian and sponsor of grade nine. Below: A proiilable way fo use lhe library? llviike Shaferl Literature is Experienced and expressed in Speech and English Senlence diagrams .. . inlrocluclions and conclu- 'ilii A sions . . . correcl' word usage . . . exlemp. files . . . inlransilive verbs . . . geneologies .. . clemonslra- lion speeches . . . acceleraled reading . . . Beowolf . . . precise geslures ... The Old Man and The Sea . . . bus ricles 'ro Neosho . . . vocabulary lesls . . . is Prac+ive your poe'rry . . . shorl slories . . . slage frighl' Shakespeare losl grammar books . . . a leacher's unclerslanding . . . Charles R. Baird supervises English, direcls and is lhe sponsor of lhe Cub Slanclard. 1 , , Upper righf: One of lhe many unils speech sludenls have 'ro sludy is Dramalic reading. lLynn Burslall . Walching films in reading lab increases reading aloilily. lSara l-l'Doul:ler, Ellen Criswelll. Ancient metaphors Take on meaning when English and Latin are associated preciating literature . Upper right: Mildred Rice is sponsor ot Latin Club and takes care ot its tunds. She is also supervisor ot English and Latin. She received her BS trom SMS. Upper left: Slave sales raise money tor a worthy cause: AFS. lBeth Ann Whittaker, lnez Tibbits.l Above: Reading local newspapers increases knowledge ot grammar and sentence composition, lBob Kollrneier, Bill Long, Paul Liepmanl, Cake walks and slave sales . . . Roman Market Days . . . caroling . . . Great Expectations . . . derivatives book reports ... iot that clown ... Latin Club initiation . . . Friday checks verb ends vini vicli, vici . . vocabulary sentence structure no assignments on weekends ... spelling trans lation . . . absent slips . . . short story readers seven's a lucky number word banks ia grams . .. pronunciation . . . lab books . chariot races .. . tunicas dictionaries money tor AFS ... Gallic wars . . . Caesar's marches living language Life is shorty Art is lasting Suggesfive collages painf-sfrealced faces love beads . .. no paper fowels or soap . . . Mr. K. .. . inspirafion . . . blanlc paper . . . sfring designs . .. blaclc ink helps everyfhing . . . figure drawing . . . office conferences . .. models . .. Van Gogh smear fhaf charcoal . . . melfed crayolas .. . blaclc boofs and brocade fies Modigliani arf show .. . principles of arf design . . . pen and inlc . .. decoupages . . . posfers ... clay heads and poffery sculpfured frogs and owls dirfy hands . . . glue on fhe fable ... color and line ... your own brushes ... be original . . . creafivify ... falenf genius? . . . rushing on unfinished design folders . . . color wheels sfenciled leffers . . . foofhpiclc sculpfures . . . finally: resulfs Qhoeboiclcollages fax one's imaginafion and increase one's crea- five abilify. lcafhy Corbeff, Doug Grann. Elizabefh l-larris,l Tl'l0maS Kin5eY. Supervisor of arf, received his BS in educafion Everefi R. Payne, Jr., is supervisor of arf. l-le received his BS in Educafion from SMS and his MA from Missouri Universify from SMS and his MA from Missouri Universily. Home Ec . . . Creative Outlet For Girls Needles ancl pins . . . tallen cakes . . . Emily Post . . . etiquette . . . pattern books . . . pricked tingers , . . turniture arrangements . . . color wlteels . . . center pieces . . . tasltion slwows . . . seam rippers . . . interior decoration . . . table manners . . . clarts . . . loumecl steaks . . . seams . . . cooking demon- strations . . . frilly aprons . . . clwilcl care . . . choco- late clnip cookies . . . pressing ltams . . . sewing maclnines . . . satistaction in creation . .. Left: Francis Webb, supervisor ot Home Economics, received lwer MA in design trom lvl.U. Below: Home Ec. students host open ltouse. lValerie Flood, Debby Reisnenl Above: Sewing is not only enioyalale, but is a beneticial skill tor the girls in Home Economics. lJan Wilson, Joy Petitord Apex And Multiplex Compete For Industrial Work Right: Shop class Otters meaningtul learn- ing and exercises creative ability. iDa- vid Ball, Mike Williams, Stan Smith, Den- nis Martino, Rick McQueary.i Lower right: The rock polisher is an interesting piece ot machinery, lPeter l-l'Doubler, Colin Burstall.l Below: Nelson Parke, su- pervisor ot lndustrial Arts, received his MS from Kansas State University. Making pen sets . . . welding metals together . . . selling stocks ot Apex and Multiplex to unsuspecting students . . . constructing street posts . . . question- naires . . . having tun . . . working hard . . . time cards . . .making displays . . . using your hands . .. doing your own thing . . . Mr. Parke's helping hand lwhen neededl . . . student teachers . . . loud noises . . . industry . . . three way towel racks . . . interest- ing tools . . . building and tearing down . . . accom- plishment! . .. ..-I..--- l'1..-.--...-- F-.. A PLN ,1',,I Ill I I Doing siudy guides . . . going on field Jrrips . . . balancing your budgel . . . siraiglwiening oui Jrlwe clebils and crediis . . . learning iusi' how lnigln in- leresl really is . . . losing your wlwole worlcboolc . . . doing your worlc slweels and iournals llwe niglwl before The final . . , iorgeiiing Jrlwe arrangemenl of Jrlme eiglii-column worlq slweei . . . 'linger exercises . . . learning lo llirow willi llie bell . . . iyping wiiln your lypewriier iurnecl oil. . . Above: Sludenis enioy flue pleasure ol lwiiling 'line 6 inslead of 'llwe 7. lS'ranley Srnill1.l Below: Typing leaclier Mr. Haden, received liis Masiers degree al Cenlral Missouri S'l'a're Col- lege. lie difficuli 'rask of balancing boolcs accurafely is underialcen Basic Business class. lSusie Frey, Larry Pol'il.l llwe Nlurh Teaches Principles Of Logic Basic malh . . . Algebra l . . . sels . . . lines . . . homeworlc . . . Happiness is finishing rhe hardesr chaplers . . . numbers . . . more numbers. . . Geom- elry'. . . lCan'r wair Jrill lunchl . . . angles . . . ercl . . . lvlarh lV . . . good old malh room . . . worry, worry, worry . . . How can you do New lvlalh problems wilh an Qld lvlalh mind? . . . Algebra ll ...rhinlc . . . Concenrrale . . . learn! . . . blaclcboards . . . lols of gueslions and answers . . . O.K. once you gel rhe hang of ir . . . lesls . . . grades . . . Who's in rhe observarory? . . . Whar a day for a day dream . . . prolraclors . . . You'll be glad you loolc Marh . . . William Jaclc Bush, sponsor of The senior class, received his EdD from 'lhe Universiry of Arkansas. Richard Moore advises lhe lenlh grade as sponsor, having received his MA from Drury College. l l l . i E l i Malh ralces a greal deal oi concenlralion. Top: The eiqhlh grade class is shown lislening inlenlly lo a leclure. lPaul Liepman, Judy l-larvey, Sarah Downing.l Above: Algebra ll class is worlcing hard on an assign- menl. lSreve Curris, Waller Powell.l U 5 E -ef : Roberf McLaren received his MA from The UniversiTy of Mis- He Teaches biology and TuncTional science, Below: These budding are geTTinq experience in measuring chemicals in FuncTional ll.aura EllioT, G-g Taylonl 'glnvestigotion Is The Search For The Substance Of Life ExperimenTaTion leading To conclusions . . . peTri dishes . . . coniusion oT Tormulas . . . oscar . . . TesT Tuloes . . . open book TesTs . . . broken bealcers . . . my microscope is gone! . . . H20 . . . Mr. l-loggard's sTories . . . lab boolcs . . . The smell oT sulphur . . . learning To use a slide rule . . . minor explosions . . . sTaring aT The TaranTulas . . , phoTo- synThesis . . . Mr. McLaren's snakes . . . cells . . . impossible equaTions . . . TrusTraTing direcTions . . . acid . .. relaTiviTy Teachers ,uk diTTerenT Types oT moTion . . . Theories of . . . reTlecTion . . . The paTience of good ...undersTanding why... Frank Hoggarcl Teaches physics and chemis- Try. l-le received his MST from Rolla. 'lGod Respecrs Me When I Work, Bur Singing Chrisrmas carols on Jrhe old Greenwood sleps . . , praclicing Chrisrmas caniaras in early Seplem- ber Talking inslead of playing your insrrumenls in loand . . . Arrenrionl . . . doing your homework in Chorus . . . The boys on Jrhe back row . . . wear- ing black and whire ,... one rarings al music fes- Jrivals . . . we need more Jrenor voices . . . wailing for your name To be called for roll . . . frying our for solos for Jrhe caniaras . . . harmony . . . Jrhe so- pranos Jrrying 'ro hir high nores . . . walch your key . . . one, 'rwo-play . . . pracricing sighl reading . . . expressing ioy Jrhrough music . . . N...-l F. Bion Mccurry sponsors 'lhe Drum and Bugle Corps, Song Spinners, Tune Twislers, and 'rhe Bell Choir, a new aclivily 'rhis year. l-le is also 'rhe supervisor of music. He received his EdD from lrhe Universify of Missouri. He Loves Me When I Sing Chorus dubiously explores The ioy of singing lhe Chrislmas caniala Seplember. lcluana Frydman, Mary Kay Hawkins.l Srudenrs Discover France Through Its Language Bon Marche . . . learning io use earphones . . Chef Teraris . . . Bango during Speech iourneys . . . Arienrion . . . broken rape recorders . . . The Mar- seilles . . . Je i'adore . . . cliciarion . . . French Chrisrmas songs . . . new names . . . Cherries Jubi- lee . . . Bonjour Andre . . . wasjrebaskeis wiih a Jrheme . . . caroling in The halls . . . grammar . . . rerm papers . . . when you go io France . . . Haiku poerry . . . crepe suzeires . . . subiuncrive . . . oui, vergule . . . Upper righh French ll siudenrs find 'rhar having class oufdoors makes undersianding 'rhe language more enioyable. liilirieda McCrory, Julie Gilmore, Jack Neely, Krissie Kieierndorf, Loren Robinson, Penny Reeves.l Leff, Mary Pilani is supervisor of French and sponsor of French club. She received her MA degree from Duke Universiry. Lower lef-h These iuniors seem io be enioving iheir meal at ihe club's lrip ro Chef Teiarrs. lfklice Yancey, Lora Siewarlhl B. fr J: 4i. 1, l Dinner AT Riverside Climoxes Year For Spanish Students Buenos dias, muchachos! Como esra usred? . . . up- side-down guesiion marlcs . . . rhe inlricacies of grammar . . . Spanish fried chiclcen ar Riverside . . . slcils . . . diciarion and dialogues . . . learning alooui a coumLry's people . . . Don Quixo're . . . couniing lo ren . . . whal's your name? . . . Spanish bulleiin boards . . . lisiening io rapes in rhe lab . . . exams . . . caroling Through ihe halls . . . singing Spanish carols 'ro ciry residenis . . . slides of sunny Mexico seen on rainy days . .. A ' i Above: Spanish srudenrs sing carols ro prepare for Chrisrmas. lMary Kuriz, Jeanne Picorle. Gary l'lerriclc.l Leffz Rufh Norion supervises Span- ish ancl sponsors Spanish club. She received her BS from MU. Below: Sevenih graders rake Spanish as an eleciive course. lJulia Hayes, Naneile Philiberf, Wendy Sundsirom.l Sound Body: A Sound Mind Are we dressing our? . . . shared gym cloihes . . . e ':lanl4ing of loclcers . . . responding 'io a whisile . exercises . . . The shiny wood expanse of The gym floor . . . modern dance . . . slrudeni leaders Say Physical Educaiion, noi P.E. . . , Jrhe cir- cus . . . squad-up . . . baseball. soccer . . . weigihi lifiing is good for you . . . cralol . . . calis- ihenics . . . square dancing . . . ihe Trampoline . . . l . Jrhree minures io dress... Upper lefi' Georgia Yfell sponsors 'rhe cheerleaders and supervises girls P E She received her MS from Kansas Slale College Larry Af wood is supervisor of boys P.E. I-le received his MA from Drury. Above: Baslcerball offers an ouilei' for peni- up energy. lSieve Rich, Sieve Paine.l Left Modern dance pro- vides a chance for girls To express fhemselves. llviarlene Moore, Laura Elliohl fam: Q pi 'BW ORGANIZATIONS From the spirit of communities grows the ioy of living Lyn Crosby STUDENT COUNCIL: Row I, leff io riglwf: Kurl l-l'Doubler, Calliy Wilson, Paul Mullins, Tiger Hopkins, Carol Morris, Bobby Harmon, and Penny Reeves. Row 2: Juana Frydman, Gary l-lerrick, Jean Paul Bradshaw, Sieve Slombauqli, Sarah Hopkins, Bryan Luna, and Linda Roberls. Row 3: Julie Gilmore, Don Palierson, Mary Kay Hawkins, Paul Recllearn, and Marli Rosen. Row 4: Rick McQueary, Paul Meyer, Mark Rinqenburg, Jack Neely, and Dr. Grace Gardner. Paul Reclfearn Jack Neely Penny Reeves MNH RQ5en Presidenf ViCe.Pre5gden+ SeCref5ry.Trea5ure,- Assemblies Commissioner Student Government Builds Tomorrow's Leaders Meeting Come to Order . . . seventh grade colce party . . . 8 o'cloclc meetings . . . May l entertain a motion? hard worlcing otticers . . . committee reports . . . Motion carries . . . ls there any turther business? . . . new ideas . . . hours ot planning . . . Would anyone lilce to second it? . . . worlc . . . tun . . . Student Council conventions . . . reading ot the minutes . . . roll call . . . Homecoming plans . . . class reports . . . let's talce a vote . . . all school dances . . . promoting school spirit . . . mo- ments ot deep thought . . . discussing suggestions 1. . . getting involved . . . Meeting Adiourned . . . STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: Lett to right, Row I: Sharon Savage, Brad Thomas, Dr. Grace Gardner, and Susan Barneby. Row 2: Maella Blaloclc, Anne Wilson, Mike Williams, Susie Mullins, and Bobby Kollmeier. Row 3: Buzz Oatrnan, Vicki Glea- son, Steve Frey, and Andrea Knabb. Upper left: The Ayes have itl lBryan Luna, Sarah l-loplcins.l Opposite: Student Council held an annual coke party tor new students and seventh graders. lBrad Bassore, Bryant Brown.l CopTuring A Yeor For A Lifetime Through Yeorbook Endless work sessions . . . new ideas Tor wriTeups . . . candid shoTs . . . deadlines To meeT . . . group pic- Tures . . . Colurnloia's workshop . . . Don'T pose . . . idea Tile . . . rush, rush, rush . . . memories oT G.l l.S .... Tri-X or Plus X? . . . Tlashbulbs which never go oil aT The righT Time . . . new phoTog- raphers . . . good ole' Annual Day . . . layouTs . . . sTanding on The bleachers . . . looking righT inTo The sun . . . goals . . . TradiTions . . . Taking picTure aTTer picTure . . . Typing careTully on The Tinal copies . . . meeTings and excuses . . . counTing The Times you're in . . . Time and eTTorT . . . drawing a Tiny cresT . . . will you sign mine? . . . TorTy-Tive space line . . . l guiT! . . , TighTing Tor picTures aT The picnic . . . memories oT The passing year . . . The Tinal ship- menT . . . happiness! . .. YEARBOOK STAFF: Row I, leff To righT: Ellen Criswell, Delia Gleason, Mary l-laselTine, Penny Reeves, Sara Harper, EI- Trieda McCrory, Sandy PoTTs, Lisa Criswell, Krissie Kieferndorf, and MarTi Rosen. Row 2: Joy PeTiTord, Susie Frey, JaneT Robinson, Vicki Simmons, Terry MarTin, CaThy CorbeTT, Susie FarThing, Julie Gilmore, and Moniy Morgan. Row 3: Linda Roberls, Suzy WhiTTingTon, Caryn Long, Laura EllioT, Sarah Hopkins. Paul Rediearn, MarTy Mignard, Eric Ege, and Mary Kay Hawkins. Row 4: Julie Kollmeier, Julie l-l'Doul:nler, Lyn BursTall, Dr. James JesTer, Mark Ringenburg. Sarah l-l'Doub- ler, Charrie Rol:JerTs, Jan Wilson, and Anne Wilson. Marfi Rosen Edilor-in-Chief Julie Gilmore Associale Edilor Terry Marlin Assisla nl Edilor Lisa Criswell Plwolog ra pl1y Eclilor Paul Redfearn Business Manager Upper lefrz Every GJ-1.5. sludenl wairs for annual day eagerly. lPa'rli Ellis, Clwarrie Rob- erls, Inez Tibbils, Buzz Oaiman. Ellen Cris- well, Julie l-l'Doubler.l Leff: G.H.S. sluclervls showed a qrealer inleresr In yearbook pho- roqraplwy lluis year. llvlarfy Miqnard and Eric Ege.l Cub Stondord Keeps Students In Krissie Kieferndorf Anne Wilson Brad Thomas Lyn Burstall Marlr Ringenburg Editor-in-Chief 32 Feature Editor News Editor Exchange Editor SPOVTS Editor CUB STANDARD STAFF: Row I, left to right: David Bilyeu, Susan Barneby, Mary l-laseltine, Joy Petitord, Pen Reeves. Sara Harper, Susie Earthing, Ellen Criswell, Patti Ellis, Brad Thomas. Row 2: Mary Kurtz, Jean Manelce, De Gleason, Susie Frey, Paul Redtearn, Cathy Corbett, Lisa Criswell, Sarah l-l'Doubler, Linda Roberts. Row 3: Na Hayes, Julianne Kollmeier, Janet Robinson, Viclcy Simmons, Julie t'l'Doubler, Marilyn Ward, Anne Wilson, Rick Ja son, Row 4: Krissie Kieternclort, Eric Ege, Lyn Burstall, Marla Ringenburq, Alice Yancey, Mary Kay Hawlcins, Char Roberts, Julie Gilmore, Mr. Baird. Cub STandard deadlines secreT consulTa- Tions Two spaces beTween each line lasT minuTe picTures of The wrong Team's Touch- down ... finding people Tor assignmenTs ... learn- ing To crop .. . smeared picTures sTaTT meeT- ings . . . Which Type should be used? . . . worlcing TogeTher losT carToons arTicles due on Tuesday exploding Tlash bulbs searching Tor new ideas sTaTT parTies . . . Typographical errors ReType '68 . .. ordering The Tilm How many words in This arTicle? numerous Trips To The prinT shop Biafra campaign decisions, decisions .... squeezing one line working ouT layouTs waiTing Till The lasT min- uTe . . . ThaT's censored . . . reTlecTions oT The world around us . . . Lefh PreparaTion of The newspaper involves exchange of ideas. lBrad Thomas, Krissie KieTerndorTl. Below: AfTer layouTs are drawn, ediTors worlc inTo The nighT, Typing copy and compleTinq The Standard Tor prinTing. lfxnne Wilsonl. Walk Together, Talk Togelher . . . Then Shall Ye Have Peace r gi Applicalions and inlerviews a foreign counl . a new way of life dilferenl cusloms . meeling new friends . .. exciling lravel .. . Carr ance .. . going lhrough cusloms . . . wriling lell home mini skirl's . .. English accenls .. . gai ing weighl AFS overnighls speaking dillerenl language speeches growing ' . .. a new home a second family a fear goodbye. 4 1 L A Lefl: Being AFS sludenl from Bolivia keeps one on lhe gc lJuana Frydmanl. Above: England was recrealecl for sh, ' denls during The AFS assembly. lSusie Freyl. ing your own bags overspending your allog i SPINNERS Row I lefi' 'lo nghi' Delia Gleason Krissie Kselierndorf Linda Roberfs, Joy Peliford, Caflwy Corbeli' Savaqe Susie Frey and Belle Ann Whrrraker Row 2 Anne Wilson Nancy Hayes, Terry Marlin, Lisa Criswell Gilmore Valerie Flood Susie Farflwmq and Janer Robinson Row 3 Marilyn Ward, G-g Taylor, Lyn Bursfall, Lora Jan Wlson Jann Lea Clwarrie Roloerfs and Mary Kay l-lawlfins Row 4 Jimmy Quinn, David Bilyeu, Jaclc Neely TUNE TWISTERS. Top row. Dr. M Curry, sponsor, Anne Wilson, Jaclc Neely, Loren Robinson. Bo'H'om row: Callwy Corbefl. Susie Frey, and G-q Taylor, lNor included in 'flue piclure is Terry Moore.l Song Spinners - Tune Twisters Increase Vocol Skills Greenwood speechies do Their own Thing. Self-expression is The formula Tor success. On To vicToryl lAnne Wilson, Brad Thomas Dwain ConkrighT, Susie Frey, Krissie KieTernclorT, Lyn BursTalll. l Speech! The Key To Communication WriTing an inTro The nighT beTore . . . memorize ... memorize memorize Where's my li++le black book? buTTerTlies in The sTomach Tinding a dueT parTner sTuTTering noT Tind- ing your room only one week leTT To pracTice ... meeTing new people ... ad lib Look who l'm againsT in TirsT round! posTing Tinals panic .. . spending The nighT in Neosho looking aT The Trophies counTless pracTices exTemp Tiles sorTing magazines early morning as- semblies TorgeTTing your dramaTic in The mid- dle achieving a goal and a Trophy . .. ExTernporaneous speaking requires Tasi' Thinking. JusT a Tew noTes on card may make a prizeewinninq speech. ll.inda RoberTsl. Above Greenwoods l969 valecliclorian finds lime 'l'o lallx in 'rhe halls. Hack Neely, Val Floocll. Above flghf Dialogues in French improve accenls Pal Tibbils Jann Lea . Rewards Are Received For A Job Well Done Scholarships hard work ruining The curve and everyone else's grades smarl Nalional Meril winners ... concenlralion . .. cornpulers ... brains a choice of college opporlunilies sludying leading lhe senior class by lheir ranlc- ing lcnowing everylhing? . .. happiness is a perlecl paper . .. serious lols ol reading Curalor's Cerlilicale ... honors ... brain lrusl ... inlellecluals honor day slraighl A's asking a queslion Jrhal lhe leacher can'l answer . . . developing various inleresls . .. making plans for a brighl lulure ... Above leff: Jack Neely, Valediclorian. Lefl: Pal Tibbils, Salufalorian. ff , - i A , STUDENTS Just drops in The greor boundless motion of The seo But it seems thot some of The drops sporkle . . . Some of the drops do sporkle . . . T. H. White 39 Brad Bassore John BoyTs Jean Paul Bradshaw Jan GerwerT JUST Been Somewhere Greot . . . Going Somewhere BeTTe Being The youngesT aT Greenwoods all scho dances looking up To The seniors meeTin new people learning your way around . .. you own TooTball and baslceTball Teams decoraTin The halls parTicipaTing in sTudenT council T The TirsT Time . .. elecTing class oTTicers . . . doin homework changing classes curiosiTy .. lvlr. Hoggard . . . living wiThouT recess . . . elecTin cheerleaders learning new subiecTs an Teachers Missouri noTeboolcs Talcing o added responsibiliTies . .. a new beginning . . . Bobby Harmon Julia Hayes Kurl l-l'Doubler John Kinq Andrea Lyons Diane Marx Shellie McCormick Bolo McDowell Susie Mullins Donald Myears Along wifh The added fun of sevenfh grade comes lhe added homework. lCissy Davis, An- rea Lyonsl. Susan Turner Tim Turner Nanelle Philiberf Teresa Phillips Mark Rich Slephanie Slrong Wendy Sundsirom Chuck Tillman Ju,ieBC,CHm Eighth Grade Goins Spirir As Well As New Privileg Cynlhia Chalfanl Sarah Downing Mark Haselline Bobby Kollmeier Tommy Adler lno piclurel Colin Burslall Chris Cockrill Judy Harvey Andrea Knalolzn Walchinq films in English helps furlher reading skills and increase reading speed. Here sludenis are givinq lheir elfeniion ro a film on a famous aulhor fhey are sludying. lJoni Simmons. Carol Morrisl. Peier H'Doubler Cindy Heier Mark Hopkins Paul Liepman Bill Long Mike Magers g The Year Officers of rhe eighrh grade are + ihe Top of rhe class. lMark Has- Mark Hopkins. Cindy Hererl. Mike Schneider Becky Sullivan Susan Maifhews Debbie McDowell Carol Morris Jeff Shryer Chuck Tegler A , Eighrh grade! . . . new experiences . . . new respon- sibiliries . . . baskerball . .. fooiball . ,. Track .. pracrice. pracrice, praciice . . . happiness . . . cheerleading iournamenis more 'Freedom . .. spring drum corps 'rryouis . . . class parries . . . knowing whar io do on regisiraiion day . , . Chrisr- mas baskers . .. decorarions .. . Homecoming . . . fun Jralenr shows fashion shows . .. hard work srudenl council .. . cookie sales .. . laughrer Larin word banks no more Mis- souri noiebooksl . . . almosr in high school . .. sec- ond lunch period eighrh grade is all righrl . . . Paul Mullins Paul Roberis Joni Simmons Gailsmiih Nancy Ward Beverly Windle David Bingham Maella Blalock Eric Eqe Vicki Elsey Sieve Frey Tom Gilmore Gary Herrick Mary Kurfz Bryan Luna Bob Mace Jean Mdrleke Barbara Marlin Cheryl Marfino Sharon Marlino Mark Meyer Ginah Moriensen Ninth Grade - The First Ot Many Steps Being in Drum Corps .. . tinally in senior high a trip through Hades . . . being allowed to go to the Homecoming dance iunior varsity sports being sold as a slave grades go on permanent record lots ot homework rallies hope tor the oncoming years your Pep the tirst year in chorus . .. Mrs. Rice's Latin . . . count- ing credits tor graduation moving up a step in lite ... Algebra ... working out your schedule actually studying in study hall pop tests decisions, decisions class parties tunctional science . .. achievement tests ... civics being on newspaper and yearbook statts being last in the Drum Corps picnic . . . wishing you were a senior . . . OF GVSH G SOpl'1OiT1OY'6 . . . . :ij Jeanne Picotte David Robinson Eric Shryer Lynn Thomas Cathy VVilson Tom Wootton Mike Shater Scott Traylor Though Sophomores are usually hard al' work earning money, lhey also have lime for lun al' a class parly. lJoe Millsap and Mary l-lasellinel, A momenl' lo counl' The change and lhen back lo work. lCharrie Roberls and lnez Tibbilsl. 46 Sophomores Set Record On Blue And Gold Soles Blue and Gold Tournamenl . .. aclive in school World Hislory . .. selling adverlisernenls . . . work on layouls . . . girls in Drum Corps and cheer leading going lo lhe prinler working ' . . . se C class decoralions ... Sophomore Pilgrim programs running our of programs and m' more class parries Lorge-Thorndike ... over S700 made ... money for lhe Junior- ior Prom a success speeches lo give in English . . . pride in class proiecls . . . gelling vice from Mr. Moore . .. maslers inslead of slaves much hard work .. . cookie sales . . . earning money parlicipalion in sporls more sponsibililies . . . goals . .. planning lor lhe ll, l Jim Corbell Ellen Criswell Jim Davis Pdlli Ellis I David Evans Susie Farlhinq Mary l-laselline MGVY Kay l'lGWl4lnS y Julie l-l'Doubler Sarah l-l'Douloler Roxanne Kinsey DGVWUS Marlino Charrie Roberls, presidenl: and Jim Corbeif, Treasurer. Sharon Savage Greg Slnryer G-q Taylor Inez Tibloifs Sianley Smillw Chris Wlweal Bellw Ann Wlmiflalier Marilyn Ward OFFICERS: Mary Haselline. secrefary: Rick McQueary. vice-presi- Rick McQueary Mariy Miqnard David Oafman Debbie Reisner Charrie Roberls Paul Meyer Joe Millsap Jim Quinn Sieve Rich Phil Roberlson David Ball SUSGU Bar'1ebY Barbara Breuer Curf Carr Unified Efforf Finally joining flne ranks of upper classmen concession sfands . .. firsf year'fo go fo flie Prom monflwly money malcing proiecfs Safurday morning clean-up affer foofball games . .. decoraf- ing for l-lonor Day Mr. Kinsey we need planning flue Prom . . . cookie sales .. . earning lofs of money driving in flwe car caravan candy bars . .. assisfanf yearboolc and newspaper edifors . .. maioreffe . .. pie suppers . .. liard worlc ... varsify sporfs ... finally finishing falcing all required classes Consfifufion fesf ice cream social . .. class rings . . . firsf prize for Homecoming dec- orafions . .. sfudenf body elecfions .. . PSAT fesf flwe lasf fime fo do fhings before you have fo do flwem for flne lasf fime . .. Juniors gef ready for a busy year ahead as reqisfrafion begins school for the coming season. iierry Marfin, Alice Yancey, Lora Sfewarf, and Susan Barnebyl. 48 Lisa Criswell Tlnese fwo iunior chemisfry sfudenfs musf learn flue meaning Sfev? CUVHS of accuracy in lab. ll.ora Sfewarf and Walfer Powelll. Ronnie DUHOU Prom Ever Above: CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Sieve S+ombaugh. vice- sresidenfg Caryn Long, president Mr. Kinsey: Terry Marlin, freasurer: and Janei' Robinson, secrelary. Below: Lunch provides a lime To relax pelween classes. lSleve Slombauglm, David Ball, and Rick Jacksonl. Laura Ellioff Bob Fleming Elizabefli Harris Nancy Hayes Sarah Hopkins Rick Jackson Sieve Jeff David Kirkpalrick Juli Kollmeier Caryn Long Terry Marlin Par Penn Mark Ringenberg Jane? Robinson Marlene Moore Monly Morqan Larry Pohl Waller Powell Sieve Payne Leff: Going once, going lwice. sold The boy in Hue raccoon coal! Cake sal are a good way fo make money. fC Carrl. 'Viclcy Simmons Juniors Top Seniors In Homecoming Decororions Lora Srewarf Sieve Slomloauglw Brad Tlwomas Alice Yancey Leff: l-lard-earned Junior money is spenl on flowers for l-lonor Dayp lDavid Ball, Jan Wilson, Mark Rinqen- berq, Nancy Hayesl. Junior Power! lPal Penn, Sieve Curiis, Sieve Slornbauglw, Waller Powell, Sarah Hopkins, Jaclcson, Jan Wilson, Sieve Payne, Nancy Hayes, lvlonly Morgan, Susan Barneby, Ronnie Dui'- Lora Slewarf, Curl Carr, Lisa Criswell, David Ball, Terry Mariinl. Suzy Whirlinqfon Jan Wilson Ray Wilson - -hot WGS The Year WGS i l Seniors, seniors, mighry fine I-Iom SUZANNE LYN BU RSTALL-7' Deparlmenlal Honors in Lafin and English, Scholarship 4, Speech Award 3, I Ral- ing al' Sfafe Dramarics Feslival, Song Spinners 3, Drum Corps Member 4, French Club President Cub S+andard Slaff 4, Yearbook Sfaff 4. CATHERINE IRENE CORBETT-I3 Scholarship 6, Cheerleader A 2. B I, I Ralinq al S'I'aIe Music Eeslival 2, Tune Twisylers 3. Deparlmenfal I-Ionors in Arl' and Physical Educaiion, Sludenl Council I, Song Spinners 3, Cub Slan- dard Slafl 3, Yearbook Slaff 3. ' number of years al' Greenwood in The rain . . . Reaching Ihe highesl' goal and ing our seniors are iusr people I-Iow feel, To be on your own? Four years isn very long lime .. . college .. . I gol Io gel' of 'rhis place 'Oh Greenwood Alma Dear S.A.T., Ohio Psych, ACT will il' ever end? Choo Choo ai class . .. A beauliful Prom . . . a lor of crying .. . over .. . good limes, bad Times . . . graduafion This is ir, guys . . . The end . .. The beginning DAVID BILYEU-I3 Song Spinners 2, Cub Sfandard Sfaff I STEVE DARBY--I 3 MATTHEW DEAN FAIRLEIGI-I-II Scholarship 2, Baskefball Lefferman DWAIN CONKRIGHT-I3 Foolball Leflerman 2, Golf Traclc Lellerman I, Speech Award Junior Rolarian, Cub Slandard Ino piclure availablel VALERIE ANN FLOOD-3 SUSAN ELIZABETH FREY-I3 JUANA B. FRYDMAN-I S' 3' Fair Greenwood, AFS Student Cheer. American Field Service Exchange Slu- Sonq pmners leader A I, B 2, Speech Award 3, dent Drum Corps Member I, Sludenl Scholarship 6, Class Presidenl' I, Sfudem' Council I- Council I, Deparimenlal Honors in Phys- ical Educalion 2, Tune Twislers 3, I Rafinq al Slale Music Feslival, Sonq Spinners 3, Drum Corps Member 4, Cub Slandard Slaff 4, Yearbook Slafl 4. LIE ANN GILMGRE-I0 earbook Slaff 4-Associale Edilor, Lalin DOUGLAS GRANN-2 Presidenl, Sludenl Council Mem- I, Drum Corps Member 4, Deparl- Honors in Lalin, Scholarship 6, Award 3. Junior Rolarian. DELIA ANNE GLEASON--I3 Scholarship 5, Sludeni Council 2, Drum Corps Member 4-, Song Spinners 3, Cheerleader B I, Cub Slandard Slalf 3, Yearbook Sfaff I. Senior boys discuss plans for college. IDon Pallerson, Tom Hopkins, Douq G-rann, Jack Neely, Mike Williams, and Paul Redfearn CINDY DORTCH HALL-2 KRISTINA MARY KIEFERNDORF-I 3 Cub Sfandard SIaII 3-Edifor, Deparr- menIaI Honors in-English, Drum Corps Member 4, Sophomore Pilgrim, Scholar- ship 3, Speech Award 3, Yearbook Sfafif 3, Song Spinners 2. SARA LIZABETH HARPER-I3 Cheerleader A I, B I, Homecoming A+IendanI', Jay Talk Edifor, SIucIenI Council Member I, Drum Corps 4. Cub Siandard SI'aII 3, Yearbook Sfaff 3. RICHARD ALAN KOCH-2 THOMAS CHRISTOPHER HOPKI Class Presidenr I, FooII:JaII I.e'IIerman Baskefball I.eIIerman I, GOII I, Junior Rorarian. JOYCE ANNETTE LEA-4 YouIh Leadership Award, SchoIarship 41 Song Spinners 2, Drum Corps Member 2, Cub Srandard Sfaff I. Seniors enioy movies on Africa in American ProbIems class. IDr, Gardner, Terry Moore, PauI Redfearn, EI'frieda McCrory Sand Poffs, Krussee Kueferndorf, and JuIie GlImore.I I ELFRIFDA MCCRORY-2 Yearboolc Siali I. HOWARD NEELY-I3 ian, Sir Greenwood, Siudenl 2, Sludeni' Body Vice-President Presidenf I, Nafional Merif Final- ISI I, ScI1oIarsI'lip 6, Fooiball Leilerman 3-Co-capfain, Baslcelball Leilerman 2. Silver Medal 3, Deparlrnenfal Honors in Lafin, Song Spinners 3, Tune Twisiers I, Junior Rolarian. WILLIAM TERRY MOORE-3 Song Spinners 3, I Raiinq al' Siafe Music Fesiival, Tune Twisiers 2, Foolball Lellerman I. DONALD PATTERSON-2 Siudenf Council Member I, Junior Ro- Iarian. A happy senior iace Ioolcinq forward 'I'o 'Ihinqs 'ro come. lSandy Poiisl. JAMES ANTHONY MARTINO-5 Junior Rolarian. HERMAN AZELL MORRIS III-I2 Sludenl' Council Member 2, Golf Leller- man 3. JOY PETI FORD-9 Scholarship 6, Speech Award I, Cheer- leader A l, B I, Drum Corps Ma- ior, Drum Corps Member 4, Song Spinners 3, Cub Slandard Sialf 4, Year- boolc -Slalf 4 PEN ELOPE ANNE REEVES-3 Sludenl Council Secrelary-Treasurer. Srudenir Council Member 2, Cheerleader A 2, AFS l'losl' Family 67-68. Home- coming Allendanl, Drum Corps Member 3. Cub Slandard Slall 3, Speech Award 3. Seniors enjoy each o+her's company for sludy Lyn Bu sfall Joy SANDY POTTS-2 Yearboolc Slall l. LINDA JEAN ROBERTS-5 AFS l-losl' Family 68-69, DAR Award, Scholarship 5. Sludenl' Council I, Drum Corps President Drum Corps Member 4, Speech Award 4, Song Spinners 3. Cub Slandard Srall 4, Yearbook Slalf 4. MARTHA ANNE ROSEN-4 Yearbook Slaff 3-Edilor, Homecoming Queen, Assemblies Commissioner, Drum Corps Member 4, Sfudenl' Council Mem- ber 3, Cub Srandard Slaff I, Cheer- leader B I, Cheerleader Alrernare A I, Scholarship 4, Speech Award 3. MICHAEL ANDREW WILLIAMS-3 Scholarship I, Silver Medal I, Junior Ro- Iarian, Sfudenr Council I, Foorball Lel- Ierman 2, Baslceiloall Lerrerman I, Tene his LeH'erman 2. I-I I STEVEN HOWELL SHIFLETT--I3 ANNE ELIZABETH WILSON-I3 Cub Srandard Sfaff 3, Fea'I'ure Ediior I, Yearbook Siaff 3, Song Spinners 3, Deparlmenral Honors in Enqlish I, Drum Corps Member 4, Scholarship 6, Speech Award 3, Tune Twisiers I. The senior arr class provides freedom of expression. IDouq Grann i w r Q 9 i 1 l 1 5 1 SUMMER Summer stopped being o yawning gop between the end of school ond the beginning of August. Thomoline Aquollo Prciciice . . . Practice . . Practice Practice Summer In The Cify . . . sleeping by fhe pool walcing up fo a blisfering sun . . . sleeping fhrough Drum Corps . . . frying fo find a iob geffing leffers from England . . . learning fo slci cra bing af foofball pracfice . . . sneaking in fhe drive in . . . frips fo Silver Dollar Cify wreclcing a Driver's Educafion car . . . picnics vacafion class parfies . . . family oufings . . summer school . . . fhundersforms . . . sleeping fil noon on Monday . . . finding new friends . . . losing all your money af fhe fair . . . meefing Dr. Jesfer frying fhe slide . . . geffing ready for school once more Opposife: The players resf afier a fough pracfice season. lPaf Tibbifs. Sfeve Payne.l Upper righh Pracfice makes per- fecf is fhe rule af summer Drum Corps pracfice. llvlaella Blalock, Nancy Pefi- ford, Lynn Thomas. Susie Farfhing.l Lower lefi: Affempfing fhe Bugaloo, Mr. Phillips prepares for anofher swinging year. AW' 4 ,, 1. f -e h! V' A1 '- ' 1':l.! .gg1g?'4....f f i ,ve ..,,. Summer Is Forever Opposiiez The SMS pool is a favorile spol for GHS srudenrs on a hor summer day. lTiqer Hopkins and Jeff Shryer.l Upper le'H: Offered for rhe lirsl lime lasl' summer, Sociology proved to be' very inreresring. lJann Lea.l Lefl: The edilors cool off for a minufe be- lween sessions ar Jrhe Journalism clinic in MU. lKrissie Kieferndorf, Marii Rosen, Anne Wilson. Bo'Hom: Read fhe newspaper lo keep up on evenls was The goal of 'lhe Newspaper Workshop. lRick Jackson and Mark Rin'genburg.l W 1 w x 1 w l 1 I V K x 1 1 x 5 Y ix E l J 5 5 E A A T, f A Y P x S P i HJ -S 9 A H3 1 3. 2 E ki? E Ei FALL A harvest of change from the outer foliage of beauty to the inner kernel of effort. Lyn Crosby slnnezx- V xaaamemnng ,.,, H 'N , 1 n ,,:.zmsm:w- war.: f- N ffff-+ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: leff 'lo righf: Cafny Corba-H, Penny Reeves, Sara Harper, Susan Barneby, Susie Frey. and Joy Pefiford Isea+ed belowl. 67 STARTERS: From Top, clockwise: Jack Neely, Buzz OaTman, PaT TibbiTs, STeve Payne, Larry Poh lvlarlc Ringenberg Jim CorbeTT, Milfe WiTliams, Paul RedTearn, Eric Shryer, WalTer Powell. A Pure And Strong Will Is All Powerful Warm-ups beTore The game iumping iaclcs group leaders crabbing checking ouT The oTher Team running Through The Drum Corps Charge! a cleaT-marlced Tield The cheers of The crowd lasT minuTe insTrucTions ... pep Talks Trying noT To slip in The mud parTies aTTer The game caTching a long pass ... The Thrill oT a yicTory ... The agony oT deTeaT memorizing plays challc Talks l'you geT The liTTle one on The leTT Show and Tell an all ouT eTTorT winning a leTTer Touchdown! ... RighT: Bleary memories oT exciTing qames will never be TorgoTTen by The Tans or Team. DWAIN CONKRIGHT quarferbacvk JACK NEELY end Righi: Half fhe fun of foofball games are fhe pie suppers afferwards. Him Qufnnl, . 1 Ni L S 1 I v .,m,. m ,W ,LLL.,x..,XLW,A, , XL,LxL,AXL. , ,W ,.,,XX Mm, W, L. vmm, ,A,,,LL,, M. ALLL,LLX N,L.,,L,,LL,, ...L, ,:L,,: III ,,W., ..., L .L,.Lm ,LL:,: M,m,1: :,L,., ,L., .LAk Nm., ,,,, 1:,,,, 2L,, L :F 1 IXAELNA PAUL REDFEARN 'FuIIIoacIc PAT TIBBITS guard MIKE WILLIAMS I1aIfbacIc Lef+:TI1e Jays Iine up for a winninq play. l 1 l Drum Corps Hosts T ref: a mn' i T so DRUM CORPS: Kneeling, lefl' 'lo righh Susie Frey, Sarah l-loplcins, Joy Pelilord, Janel Robinson, Julie Gilmore, Gleason. Row I: Mary Kay l-lawlcins, Ellen Criswell, Vicky Simmons, Barbara Marlin, Sara l-larper, Palli Ellis. Row Juana Fryclrnan, Penny Reeves, Linda Roberls, Sarah l l'Doubler, Sharon Savaqe, Gina Morlenson, Lynn Thomas. Row Calhy Corbell, Susie Farlhing, lnez Tibbils. Mary Kurlz, Lisa Criswell, Julie l-l'Douloler, Krissie Kieferndorf, -. Philiberl, Mary Haselline. Row 4: Marilyn Ward, Ann Neely, Charrie Roberfs, Jann Lea, Anne Wilson, Lynn Burslall, Wilson, Terry Marlin. and Marli Rosen. MO Buqles require exlra praclice as is found by lhese Corps The qoal posl provides an excellenl vanlaqe poinf for The Drum 1 members. lLinda Roberls, Sara l-larper, and Marilyn major lo walch lhe drills during summer praclice. lJoy Pelilordl Wardl. rly morning praclices guiding righl pick your leer rexas corners learning +he nals wer grass on your shoes lhe odd unds ar bugle praclices aching backs and gs nervousness iusr before a rouline um corps meelings afrer school magazine mpaigns winning a poodle or a snake during a long parade iingling bools To play a bugle wirh a frozen moulhpiece . dressing up for Jrhe senior skir The Drum as picnic fearful senior speeches The annual Chrislmas parade is bolh fun and 'firing for all parlicipanfs, especially Greenwood Drum Corps members! lEllen Criswelll. Upper leff: Summer drum seclion- als can be very firing, as some sland while olhers resl when prac- Ticinq. llvlary l-laselline, Maella Blalock, Lisa Criswell, Suzanne Philiberl, Cafhy Corbelll. Lower leffz Drum Corps allernaies are shown lhe signals by lhe major' elle. lJane+ Robinson, Maella Blalock, Debbie Reisner, and Nancy Pelifordl, Homecoming '68 . . Smiles Through Roindrops Righl: Seniors work on +l'ieir prize dec- oralions. lBulcl1 Morris, David Bil- yeul. Below, leff: A smile is winning. lSara Harperl. Cenler: A momenl' of silence is remembered forever. llvlar- li Rosenl. Rigluf: Even rain can'l daunl rhe exciremenl. lPenny Reevesl. Nollwing dries quicker llnan a Tear, nollwing longer Jrlnan a smile Homecoming '68 rain, rain queen eleclions gallwering of alumni ... a lwouse ol umbrellas Iougles llwe Queen's salule in ilue rain a muddy . .. flashbulbs infrloe darkness vicrory 'For Greenwood Blueiays . .. Using The Jrheme, Beafle Sfockion, carry ouf Homecoming decora- fcluiie H'DQUb'9F and PaH'i Ellisl. A successful pass helps 'rhe Blueiays a viciory from Sfockfon. fPaul Homecoming Royalty 1968 Penny Reeves Attendant t Sara Harper Attendant 4 1 e Marti Ros en K ,ef Homecoming Queen Aw WINTER Look oround, Leoves ore brown, There's o porch of snow on The ground, And the sky is o 'hozy shode of winter Poul Simon Traditional Dec Chrislmas ... lond memories ... lradilions ... lhe glow of candles special friends sharing ... home made candy . .. warmlh . .. people ... wishes sugarplums happiness caroling in lhe cold Chrisrmas angels holy nighls l'he scenr of holly love lhe ioy ol giving candy canes rhoughlfulness hand made ornamenlrs . .. pine lrees .. . sranding under misrleloe The slar lirelighl sparkling snow flakes rejoice peace on earlh ... bells ...rinsel ... good will ... dream- ing in Jrhe peaceful silence of Chrisrmas Eve The spiril of Chrislmas ... nd Programs Enhance Christmas Season E 'rhe 'rradrhonal free and decorahons raken from as pasr. Davrd Bul- e: I+ wou!dn'+ be Chrisr- rur a visir from Sanra 'rhe Kinderqarren parry. onlcriqhfl. Leff: Sopho- isrmas decorarions, 'Phe easrs, keep warch over by niqhf. Seniors decorared 'rhe Q . . v it fi' Above: Participation can be a quiet tireside discussion between friends. iBrad Thomas, Curt Carr, Tom G-iimorei. Below snowball tight is participation in the truest sense. iTiger i-iophins, Bobby Kolimeierj. Winter Comes . . . And With It The Joy Of Participation VARSITY CHEERLEADERS fund lnme 'ro relax desprlea heavy schedule ollpracliclnq and cheerinq. lCaryn onq Susre Earihrnq Julie l-l Doubler Sharon Savage Terry Marlm and Sarah Hoplcinsl. Cheerleaders Arouse Spirit Belnq able lo ele-cr cheerleaders for lhe llrsl lime, lhe sevenlh qrade chose lhese spirlled girls. lSusan Turner, Vicki Gleason, Susie Mullins, Wendy Sundslrom, Julia Hayes, and Mary Gillnerrl. B-ball big blue blisTers and sore TeeT one and one Technical Toul ... Go Jays . . . I.ocl4weed The Twins laTe daTes genTlemen cheerleaders aTTernoon pracTice long bus rides seaTing arrangemenTs mile walks bad buses nnono sTrikes again screen and roll give and go Through The hoop . .. We wanT Two GeT ThaT ball ... lasT second comeback ... double overTime ... senior power The chilornunlcs .. . Green Weenies and Yellow Belliesu crows nesT Blue Babies ...Tip oTT . .. 3-2-I . .. Above: Over The ChrisTmas holidays a large crowd Turned ouT Tor The annual Blue and Gold Tournament FiqhTinq To gain possession oT The ball, The Jays wenT on To deTeaT SparTa in The TirsT round oT The Tourney, lBuzz OaTrnan, STeve STombaugh, Jack Neelyl. Basketball Team Sl SpiriT And Enthusiasm MATT FAIRLEIGH Torward Dbove: VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row I, leff +o righr: Mlke Williams, Rick Jackson, Sleve Srombauqh, Paul Redfearm Waller owell. Row 2: Marr Falrleiqh, Tom Hopkins, Jack Neely, David Ball. TOM HOPKINS forward Lefiz The ball is shor and rwo polnls are planled on The scoreboard. The Jays are assured a home vlclory. lWalTer Powell, Jack Neely, Buzz Oar- mah, Paul Reclfearnl, JACK NEELY forward Right Jays jump I1IqI1 ai' a Iwome. iunior varsify game. TI'1ey make an all our efforf in The qame. ISIeve Rich, Paul Meyer, Joe MiIIsapI. 5 PAUL REDFEARN MIKE WILLIAMS guard guard f . as I I I I I Above: JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row I, Iefi' fo righf: Joe Millsap, Eric Shryer, Sieve Payne, Sfeve Rich, Mark Meyer. Row 2: Jin' Corbefr, Rick Mc:Queary, DavIcI BInqI1am, Mark Rinqenberg, Paul Meyer. I I ighrh Grade Undefeared In Junior High Basketball irsT Time Tor involvemenT in The high school sporTs or sevenTh graders TournamenTs aT The Boys' lub Jayhawkers placing second in The nighTs oT Columbus 'l'ournamenT waTching he loall insTead oT The cheerleaders unde- eaTed vicTory in The MidwesT ConTerence ighTh grade's perTecT record oT 29 wins and no sses Tor a Two year winning sTrealc . ,. ThoughTs Tplaying varsiTy in The Tulrure ... The paTTern is run correcTly The loall can be puT Through r Two poinTs. lPaul RoloerTsl. icTory, shouT These enThusiasTic cheerleaders during a me ouT. lfxndrea Knalola and Beverly Windlel. X-fy The Theory ThaT Teamworlc is The essence ol a good baslceTball Team is demonsl'raTed by The eiqhTh grade. lPaul Mullins and Marlc Hasel- Tinel. The superior heiqhl of The sevenTh grade enables Them To puT The ball up and over Their opponenTs. llvlarlc Rich and Brad Bassorel. nwieww.: ,,.-,f.f-- fi:-241: esmu:z:wmeswfifQsz,f: :::::w:-'Q -,-' a1::'1'v,' f V ' SPRING 'Whor can This spring soy that other springs have not olreody told us? And yet, how happily we listen. Anon. Students Earn Awards In Spring Upper lefi: The 440 yard dash is lcnown as a qruelling race. Here FL complere a muscle-srraininq race in Jrlre Speedy Collins Relays. Corbelrl. Upper riglrf: Experrs will fell you Thai' correcr form is one of mosr irnporranl' elemenls in lnurclle racing. Hoe Millsapl. Along willr slcill, supreme efforr and concenfraiion are necessary for flue cliscus Jrlrrower lo be a good Greenwood! enfry ufilizes fhese concepls as lne prepares fo rhrow rlie disc. ll.arry Polnll. ore a sunny day lwo oul' of llwree sels .. a rained oul malclfi Thar reliable baclqlwand .. golf llwal alive feeling You mean girls lay golf Too? ... Tennis ... a hole-in-one . .. raclc ... Jrlwal Tired feeling ... sprinls ... olw, lwese fired muscles l'rn over par? A rainy eel being ouldoors l forgol my raclcell .. sinlcing llwal imporlanl pull running in llwe praciice, pracfice, praclice Wl'1a+'s pie plale for? a wel green .. . relurning l'1o+ serve I dropped llwe balon up, up, over Teeing oil llwe absence of clweer- l1el1,a slilll .. . Balance, coordinalion, and a slrong follow Through are nl in flie malcinq of a well-rounded lennis player. 9od's lennis Team slrives for flwese goals. lPaul n . Middle righf: A good iron can always save a slwol To salvage a par. lDwain Conlcriglwll. A pull musf be made carefully and wiiln ilie proper il you wan? il lo find ils mark. lBulcl1 lvlorrisl. Plans for ine spring golf season musl' be discussed will: Miss l-lendriclcs. Jrlwe girls' golf sponsor. ll.ora Slewarl and Nancy l-layesl. i A Crystal Spring Comes Shining Far righl: The JuniorASenior prom seen Before Aller, lCalhy Corlaelll. Righl: Tryouls climax lhe year for pro- speclive cheerleaders. lSharon Savaqel. Below: Ari lakes many shapes as seen in lhis one-man exhibit lDavid Bilyeul. A whole year: Gone Wilh The Wind Spring blown lo an end wilh a beaulilul prom conces- sion slands worl4 lired finally a suc- cessful nighl Senior power Junior pride in iusl-Spring when The world is puddle- wonderlulu lhis year-lhis prom-Jrhis spring- lhey're all righll ... Hawk A ! E e E 2 s 5? 2 Achievements Acknowledged On Honor Doy A slage full of flowers To a Wild Rose .. . Fair and Sir Greenwood . .. a hushed enlrance . . . l-lonor Day began in cherished Jrradilions . . . Jrhe sum of a year's worlc aclcnowledgernenr of honors speech award . . . alhlerics . . . de- parlmenral honors .. . leadership qualifies ... serv- ice . .. cirizenship ..: Houlslanding accomplish- rnenl in Loolcing up lo Senior honors Oh Greenwood Alma lvlaler dear lhal nervous momenl on srage hearing your achievemenrs a beauriliul American Beauly Rose . .. good- bye lo The Seniors . .. a feeling of accornplishmenr The end ol a year's hard worlc loolcing ahead lo nexl year ... l .laclc is conqraiulaled for being chosen Sir Greenwood. llvlarlc Rinqenberq. Jaclr Neely, and Brad Thomasl. One duly of lhe iuniors is lo prepare for l-lonor Day by iindinq chairs for Fair and Sir Greenwood. lJudi Kollmeier and Laura Elliolll. Foir Greenwood Susie Frey Sir Greenwood Jock Neely rn., , 1 e Wl1a+ we have clone he no+ be los+ lo all efernily, everyflwing ripe al' Hs lime and becomes fruil in Hs season. re will F1 3 L J, E A , .v sg. , 5. rr 5 W? W .f-A,,. 5' gig V25 g ., up r , xg? 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