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

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Physical Education Department works Practicing speedball looks like fun tor Marti Woodside, Kay Klever, Suzanne Searnon, and Mary Ann Kent. Healthtul enioyment and pleasure along vvith sportsmanship were taught during the two-day-a-vveek schedule ot the girls' physical education classes. Under the guidance ot Milly Mc- Manus, both iunior and senior high girls learned the importance of sound bodies and minds. Returning tor her second year, Miss McManus promoted a girls' recreation program for the first time in the history ot Greenwood. Fairness, equality, and experience along with competitive athletics were combined to promote an action-packed year tor the boys under the supervision of Coach Speedy Collins. With the variation of activities through the year, the boys' physical education classes promoted high standards ot sports- manship and provided enioyable recreation. . 82 se, aafgrfi, j53Q+t?ftT6w Q 3, f...'i5'lf'f?'JFf 1 -za V we Jr .if 1'Jh-sv 2 .. MlLl.lE MCMANUS, Supervisor of Girls' P.E., obtained her B.S. from SMS and her MA. from the University ot Illinois. She sponsors the Swimming Club, Pep Squad, and G.R.A. Hit the bull's eye, Miss McManus! Carol Lechner, Becky Meir, Saunny Burks, Dixie Russell.

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and creative, form imaginative minds The basic skills of homemaking were taught by Miss Richard- son in her first and second year Home Economics classes. The well-equipped Home Economics Department contains a modern laboratory-kitchen with the latest facilities, a comfortable dining room, and a sewing room. The students in Home Economics l learn the science of cook- ing, sewing, budgeting, and home decoration. These are also taught in Home Economics ll but in a more advanced stage. Many skills and talents were developed in the courses which will be of service to the students in different phases of life. Truly, home economics is a creative art in which all students should be interested. Nancy Jackson receives help from student teach- er, Kay Binion, as she places the pattern on her material and starts the big task of cutting. Making a cake is more difficult than it looks! say Pat Brown and Karen Klann, as they demonstrate their skill in this art for the second year home economics class. SARA M. RICHARDSON started her third year at Greenwood as Supervisor of Home Economics I and ll. She received her B.S. from SMS and her M.E. from Missouri University.

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toward sound minds - sound bodies J. H. COLLINS, Supervisor of Athletics. He obtained his A.B, and B.S. at Southwest Missouri State College and his Master in Physical Education was received from Springfield College. The art of serving is the key to the game thinks Cal Keet as he starts to serve. The exercises of the Junior High Physical Education class help to build muscles for future citizens. An after-school football practice is like a game to Chuck Kuhn as he plows into a dummy.