Greenland High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Greenland, AR)

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History Band With Mr. Robert Austin, It’s a Matter of Time. The reason for this is Mr. Austin is Greenland’s history teacher. He teaches Civics, American History, Geography and World History. Along with all of this Mr! Austin sponsors the sophomore class and the Greenland National Honor Society. He has taught at Greenland for six years. We appreciate his time and effort in teaching us our heritage and the heritage of others. We would like to introduce The Leader of the Band — Mr. Tracy Meadows. This is Mr. Meadows’ first year at Greenland. Mr. Meadows instructs seventh grade band, the senior band, chorus, elementary music, fifth and sixth grade band. He also co-sponsors the freshman class. Mr. Meadows graduated from Arkansas Tech. We are quite happy to see Mr. Meadow’s spirit and have him join our faculty. r V 24

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H o m e Mrs. Candace Page spends her time teaching Family Living, Home Ec. I, Home Ec. II, and Teen Living. All of these classes are important to Greenland students because they deal with the reality of what a person must know for preparation of adult responsibility that follows us after graduation. It takes Someone Special to teach and help us understand the problems and frustrations along with the joys and triumphs we will all face someday. Abrakadabra is most likely Mr. Guy Boydstun’s favorite word. He’s, the science teacher of Greenland High School. His schedule goes from tenth grade Biology, ninth grade Science, Physics, Chemistry and Advanced Science. Mr. Boydstun also co- sponsors the Math Science Club and the 1983 Junior class. Mr. Boydstun is very active in the PTA, refereeing sports events and driving a school bus. This father of three three graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a BSE degree. We all believe Mr. Boydstun is quite indispensable. s c 1 e n c e 23

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Science-Ma th Math Mrs. Judy Adair teaches eighth grade science and seventh grade math. Mrs. Adair also co-sponsors the 1983 senior class. This is her second year with us. She graduated from the U of A. We are very glad that Mrs. Adair is still with us; teaching junior high isn’t as easy as it may sound. We would like to thank her, A Woman Like You is Hard to Find. Two Doors Down you can find Mr. Ron Townsend, the junior and senior high math teacher. Mr. Townsend’s schedule of Algebra I, II, advanced math. Calculus, Trigonometry, and General Math keeps him on his toes, but along with all of this he sponsors the junior class and the Math Science club. Our appreciation for all he does goes beyond words. After graduating from the Univ. of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Townsend moved to West Fork and have been living there for three years. 25