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

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RIGHT: Students are able to express themselves in many different types of media in the High School Art program. Uulie H'Doubler, Sarah H'DoublerJ, MIDDLE: Torn Kinsey who received his M.Ed. from the University of Missouri, supervises high school Art and is sponsor of the annual. BOTTOM: Art provides a means for ex- pressing oneself through creativity in sculpture. CDave Evansjf Art appreciation, painting, sculpture, and lettering, were only a few of the areas explored by the Greenwood Art classes this year. Allied Arts, a course combining the fine arts, was required for seventh graders. Eighth graders were also required to take Art. The freshmen took Art, as combined with other classes in the Ninth Grade Block. Other grades held Art as an elective. 22

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Consumer Economics, a new class of- fered at Greenwood this year, is a highly relevant class. It is taught by Mr. Bruce Fritz. The major goal of the class is to prepare students to cooperate intelligently and efficiently as a member of society and to understand the free enterprise system. These goals were achieved through the study of price surveys, and students con- ducting classes during the second semester. As a new class it was very successful and enjoyable. ABOVE: Consumer Economics students find this new course challenging and interesting. QTom Gil- more, Dajuana Hefner, Sam Reeves, Phil Robert- sonj. RIGHT: Mr. Fritz supervises Consumer Economics. Consumer Economics Mr. Fritz finds that using visual aids, such as the overhead projector in class, helps in teaching Consumer Economics, 21

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ABOVE: There is satisfaction in creating something by yourself. fMike Magers, Paul Liepmanj. BELOW: Eighth graders learn new methods of painting. fScott H'Doubler, Jason Petefishj. RIGHT: Everett Payne, who reoeived his M.A. from the University of Missouri, supervises Junior High art. BELOW RIGHT: Water- colors and imagination mix well. fAndy Leal. 23 Ar