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

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And Guidance RICHARD I. PAYNE - French. Ph.D. MILDRED BAKER RICE - Latin and English. B.S. in Education. J. RAY SCARBOROUGH Library. A.M. N LUCY M45 SMITH 1 Home Ec- - VA I? OUOITIIES. XN.E. I Id I i I . 'Ll K-'U NX IO A - . I xx xl J NI I I . 'kb 'J 'lf J Xl? A 'I X ','iExA'NNIa CRAIG STINSON - N'Eng1ish and speech. 5.5. in Education. ORIN P. TRENTHAM - Busi- ness. Ph.D.

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Fundamental Courses L. of rnformatron All have come to apprecrate the effrcxent ser- vlce and consxderatxon of Mr Scarborough REHEARSAL TIME for the cast of Alxas Janetta ' The play was produced and presented by Mrs Rrce s Nmth Grade Eng lxsh Class SPEECH AND DRAMATICS students rmproved actm abxlrty through practrce tn class Here Ann Hunter and Mercenfes Free- man run through a bnef slut 10- Acqunmg a sound educatxon IS essentrally leammg to understand the world and 1ts people Be ause thrs 1S true, there are certaln bastc subjects whrch are fundamental Englrsh rs perhaps the most ne cessary of the fundamental courses In order to communrcate vsrth one s fellow man effectrvely and wrth clanty everyone must have an ac curate workmg knowledge of h1s own language But beyond the basrc fundamentals the study of Englrsh enrxches the lrfe of the student by of the language It also offers an opportumty to develop abrlrtres rn and apprecxatxon for the dramatrc and speakmg arts 'NIO student would be able to carry out the learnmg process wrthout a source of 1nformat1on Greenwood not only has a large and convement lrbrary that meets the needs of the student, but one whrch has a good selectron of novels and magazmes for readmg enjoyment as well ' C 7 A . V. , ' , , ' l V . THE LIBRA RY is a pleasant place to work as well as a source acquaintlng him with the literature N L x . . , . . Q , s . -