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

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library - a place to read . . . study . . . daydream 1 The Old Study Hall -a familiar scene to all Greenwood students who visit there daily. Greenwood not only has a large and convenient library that meets the needs of the students, but one that has a good selection of novels and periodicals. It is very useful as a source of information and for read- ing enioyment as well. The consideration and kindness of Mr. Scarborough makes our library a pleasant place to study. The use of the files for finding books is explained by Mr. Scarborough to John Lawrence. J. RAY SCARBOROUGH, School Librarian. Mr. Scar- borough was awarded a B.S. in Education at South- west Missouri State College and an A.M. degree at the University of Missouri.

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languages help us master english Mais oui, madamef' These could very well be the words of Dr. Payne -iii as he dictates to second year students Janice Fuge, Lou Ann Haseltine and Linda Wakeman. LOIS CARTER, Supervisor of Spanish, received both her A.B. and B.S. degrees from SMS. Senora Carter directs la Clase de espanol and all other Spanish activities as well. Come the Christmas season, classrooms were filled with the strains of carols and the story of the nativity done in Spanish by members of the class. 26 R. J. PAYNE, Supervisor of French, acquired his A.B. and M.A. from the University of Michigan and his Ph.D. from Savae University of Canada. Monsieur Payne also serves as the sponsor of the French Club. French and Spanish, taught by Dr. Payne and Mrs. Carter, are two of the foreign languages which are offered at Greenwood. Beautiful and cultural French, exciting and exuberant Spanish-they attracted many students who wished to gain a better knowledge of foreign countries and their customs. Both classes en- joyed singing carols at Christmas.

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