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

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li' I' KY? A PALSI at the end ofa week of school for prayer and medxtatron ns the purpose of the Chrrstxan Student Unlon formed thrs year Members rn the1r l'r1day meetmg are, from left Peter Nhmck l'm1ly Taylor Davrd lludson, Nlercedes Freeman, Beverly llanshaw lane Canedy Genevreve Cram, Judy Irwrn, and Pres1dent Becky james Treasurer Nancy Thompson, Sponsor Dr Trentham NOOINTIME GABFEST takes place durrng the lunch hour 14 E' rc U3 Ph 'W O E rs Q. CD 1 Fl' :- C'D Q 1 CD CD :1 2 O Q Q. H 1 CD CD QU, .- -.5 -'MC 'E 05 91 I vii 1' 'H' 1l:.r vi L Tlll' HFRRY Nll'RNlAlDS members of Greenwood s newly formed swrm club, swam on Tuesdays under the sponsor- shlp of Mrs Amey E' MR COOPER, our custodran, rs never ldle, but never too busy to unlock a door or look after our coats after closrng trme. 'THE THREE ROWDY RUNTS,' alras sxx freshmen grrls, copped frrst prrze rn the annual talent assembly. K I o . W , 3 V , h .V Q5 M . D h 6 ' v A if 4 I I if Q I Q I 9 T z I Q, 'f , T 1 . D . , V -s . - V ' 11, .L H ,h Q or - ' i -gs 'i -' D - , J A ft. , 4,-up - J -. v D ,, J I S ' , ,rr, T ' to alfa 'V 1 ,, 4 , AM , ,mf ., L- GT, . -' if Vfffx 'Y I, W D , . 1 . If ' W lr, New nffffa. t...,. fx. ' a ' .1 - ' ' f . L ' .' 1 r , . u 4 . . , D L . A . . . L . . : A 4 - , i v I . r' 5 Q . 3 . . 1 V ' ' , . 1 1+ V if I 4 .4 .I L' V L . U , X Q ,W ,ly

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g tudent Council Speaks for tudents IN WEEKLY MEETINGS the Council transacts current business and plans activities.Members of the Council are: ROW ONE: Sara Andalafte, Emmy Potter, Cathie Gardner, Susan Siceluff, Donna Ryker. ROW TWO: Cal- vin Keet, Delbert Collins, David Hudson, Roy Testerman, john Young, Mr. jack Bush, sponsor, and Clyde Medley. ABSENT: james Carter. President Newt Wakeman presides while Secretary Peter Minick records the minute s. THE BONFIRE ROARS as students cheer at the ann- ual pep assembly on homecoming eve. The root of all organizations, the Student Council, helped guide the studentbody. The group sold ribbons for football games, staged one of the biggest home- coming bonfires, prepared and delivered Christmas baskets to the needy, purchased and decorated tvelo large megaphones for cheerleaders, and organized the all school picnic in the spring. i N PEP RIBBONS to promote school spirit are being sold in the hall by Clyde Medley and Judy Irwin. an I A DAY'S WORK by council members gave the trophy case a gleaming appearance. Shown polishing trophies are Emmy Potter, Peter Minick, Susan Siceluff, Miss Grace Gardner, and Mr. Bush, sponsor.