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

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Q1dlggqa 'K' JW Becky Meir Donna Mae Montgomery Robert Quinn Frances Rosen Dixie Russell Jeanne Simpson David Snapp Sally Thomas Sam Thomas Susan Tolliver Anne Williams Martha Woodside experie mes. Paying their tuition upstairs for the first time are the seventh grade officers, Treasurer Natalie Lemmon, Reporter Frances Rosen, Secretary Sam Thomas, Vice President Ann Williams, President Becky Meir. Collecting money is Mr. Edwards, auditor's assistant. Good penmanship takes time and prac- tice, are the words of wisdom spoken by supervisory Dr. Trentham, to his eager stu- dents, Fred Farthing and David Snapp. Page 23

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This is the class that came to us with a clean slate-the class with everything ahead of them. They were a bewildered group those first few days and possibly a little scared. One could always spot one of them by the h d sc e ule card in his hand and the blank look on his face. Now, after their quick adjust- ment, they can look back on a year that has been different from any other. 'They remem- ber the h ' ' ' urrying and Jostllng between classes, the lost feeling of not having a per- manent room for all classes. They remember the care they devoted to locking their lock- ers securely and the thrill of th ' f' , e1r irst Honor Day. Yes, it has been a year when the ' ' y acquainted themselves with the work- ings of the school before taking a more ac- tive part next year. That first year is past now, and the class has started to build th e golden memories that we at Greenwood hold so d T ' ' ear. hey can now move with confidence toward their place in the sun. Seventh grade remembers thrill of new Shirley Brown Bobby Bryant Saundra Burks Harry Criswell Julia Edwards Fred Farthing John 'Ferguson Johnny Ferguson Jim Fuge Rick Gardner Paul Glynn Jr. John David Good Jack Goodrich Nancy Jackson Colin Anthony Kirby Natalie Lemmon Jimmy Mason Ann Maus 'I ' fi 'E T ts i T ... at . e g l it -.... ,. J N r t ..., , lwiij ,.,, , N 2 . 355 kfff K ggih . ' -... ltl iis A V . .,, K. 1 Q

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Eighth gm ders enjo 72 1 y ew privileges. Life at Greenwood has been far mo re en- Joyable for this class th' is year, because they have had a part in the making of it. After a year of adjustment, this group has found that their years in Greenwood may be as memorable and successful as they wish to make them. The key to these anticipated suc- cesses is the new f - ound voice in school af- fairs. They participated in their first elec- tion of school officers this year, as Well as the election of Homecoming Queen and Fair and Sir Greenwood. In addition to this, they carried out man y successful projects and parties on their own. Scientific news draw' th s e attention of David Fuson as he selects a 1 recent magazine for leisure reading. l Sara Jo Andalafte Ruthmary Bane Gail Barnes John Hammon Ralph Haseltine Katy Holland 'KP' -lui Latin deriv t a lves simplify the English language for Bob McKnight, Sara Andalaft Bill B a mers Mary Horton ' ffi' e, and Stephen Schwab. urchard Cynthia Ch l Judy Collins Roland L Calvin Keet angston , 1 W ,aus-rf 'i' r 5 'W 'H I! ':.. at .445 it it iiai C s, 'f i lf . 3 .r. g. f G i .,. 1' itiss i i f t . gts S , ,.,,,,. g M, gr qgzqg A 5 S SE ?f7..4af' ii? is W - I 1 tti' l Q'