Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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Mark Mitchell, after being ill for several days, is greeted with a wel- come back to school party. lfyou steal my pencil one more time . . . says Ashlie Evans to Andy Shipman. 4 SKlLL COMES SO SLOW, AND LIFE SO FAST DOTH FLY, WE LEARN SO LITTLE AND FORGET SO MUCH? Sir John Davies Ask anyone who has every built a bookcase, fixed a car, or repaired a faulty light socket, and he will tell you-in order to do thejob, you must have the proper tools. In a very real sense, the john of our chil- dren is learning. They must learn now in order to prepare themselves to take an active, func- tioning place in adult society. Our curriculum determines our educational programs. It is a framework of learning alter- natives, or the tools for the childis 'jobf' Every student has the right to develop to the maxi- mum of his potential. It is our responsibility to provide the proper tools through a struc- tured curriculum and assist the student to achieve this goal. Thise tools help them be- come a contributing member of our society and a positive influence on their community. .lean Schwisow Supervisor of Curriculum , ft WR Q: 1 K l Q X , Joey Graves, the youngest fireman in training. KI DERGAR TE :mime 1 1 - : 4 . are , Q Q MRS. ELANDER KA-AM Cback rowj Melissa Anton, Ashlie Evans, Dusty Stafford, Edward Kennepohl, Molly Brown, Trey Woodfink, J.D. Kunkel. Cmiddlej .lennefer Of- field, Andy Shipman, Landi Walder, Brian Meadows, Chance McCollum, Rayla Crab- tree, Qbottomj Heide Law, James Martin, Mark Mitchell, Randy Quast, Cindy Fortson.

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MS. SPARKMAN KB-AM Qback rowj, Bronc Fleming, Pat Nerios, J.R. Hardee, Valerie Rios, J,R. Martinez, Cmiddlej Stephanie Snow, Catherine Doden, Chris Wood, Jason Holler, Cbottomj Dusty Hipp, Kristina Montemayor, Karen Fenter, Franki Roos, Cody Tredaway. fam MRS. MASSEY, KC-AM Cback rowj, Paul Ross, Brian Gunn, Ricky Bryant, Claudine Wright, Vincent Serbantez. Qmiddlej, Jimmy Williams, Bryan Petty, Heather Marshall, Kenneth Casbeer, Jennifer Hughes, fbottomj, John Smith, Renee Russell, Shawna Graham, Cresta Hertel, T.J. Pfamensteil fm fsffvilj A' 3' ' .J J at T Y xl 1 Group work is a common thing in kindergarten. These students have spent the past year preparing for the future school days. The Kindergarten students of 1982-83 have had an exciting year, they have had firemen come visit with them, and they were able to look over the big red truck. Some of the teachers made the holi- day parties fun by dressing up. The kin- dergarteners were able to take their first few feild trips this year. They went to see the bank decorations at Christmas, and to the Hogan Park for an egg hunt at Easter. 1 -Q45 ' V., L 1-i Q' If J X3-7 ..,, MWJ2- Coloring is a constant enjoyment, in Mrs. Massey class. l 5