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

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way for greenwood students - H ,siv e Eg: .3 :fit -- Dr. Trentham who is always willing to lend an ear to our problems seems to have found a happy solu- tion to one, while talking it over in the hall. DR. O. P. TRENTHAM, Principal of Greenwood High. He takes great interest in outside activities and makes every effort to see that Greenwood has a well-rounded program. An efficient guide and capable leader, Dr. Trentham shapes the future of tomorrow's adults. ......e..mtfeez:fmW A familiar sight to Greenwoodites is our training school director walking to and from school. This is one of Dr. Wise's customs as is his continuous service to our school. i A

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DR. ROY A. ELLIS, President of Southwest Missouri State College. As coordinator of all campus activitie 51 it is his responsibility to make the plans that assure Greenwood and the College of smooth operation Better education for a progressive nation themes his administrators lead the The efficiency of our school depends upon the cooperation of the President of the College, the Director of the Training School, and our Principal. Greenwood is fortunate in having this necessary qualification in Dr. Roy A. Ellis, Dr. H. A. Wise, and Dr. O. P. Trentham. These three harmoniously work together and coordinate their programs so that each may benefit from the other. For example, we have access to many facilities of SMS, including the cafeteria, library, health office, ballroom, college swimming pool, and stadium. In turn, the college uses Greenwood as a training center for prospective teachers. Dr. Trentham and Dr. Wise capably direct a high school and elementary school in the Educa- tion Building without confusion or interference. These three-our guides, our leaders-point the way to a better tomorrow for us today. plans. - ' the most im' morrowqhis 15 Y ders of to 1 El is. l 3 P stden O ln? alrlilclf rzwarflifig duly of le DR. HARRY A. WISE, Director.of the Training School. Aware of the change of times, and always ready for progress, he makes possible advances in our publica- tions, Drum Corps, Music Department, and Sports Dr. Wise is friend, educator, and advisor to each student.

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Richard Fronabarger with the help of Guy Mace A first hand look at how the state government works is the obgectlve of shows the American History class his copy of Jim Robmett James Horton, and Miss Gardner as they leave on the annual the Declaration of Independence American Problems class trip to Jefferson City, Missouri. Cynthia Chalmers points out a present trouble spot on the globe to the World History Class. An extensive study of world conditions is made during the year.