Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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eniors norninaTe TudenTs lVlr. Green's wisdom WhaT's your favorife ?,, color Blue O.K,, The sixTh word. For Those of you who have had Mr. Maffhew Green you have experienced This Type of conversafion every Thursday. For Those of you who haven'T, Tiger Paw would like To inTroduce you To The 49841 dedicaTee. WiTh a bionic vocabulary and a general knowledge ThaT isn'T all general, he leaps giganTic biographies wiTh a single wink. He is an asfonishing Teacher who can speak and undersfand LaTin. Greek, French, German, and a liTTle Spanish. This Teacher has been Teaching aT Oakville for 43 years, Chairman of The foreign language deparfmenf, lVlr. Green likes Teaching college composifion The mosf. dedicafed Teacher . wowed by College cornposifion is a hard class, buf Mr. Green makes iT really enjoyable, commenTs Tara Thrasher. Mr. Green is noT only preparing high school sTudenTs for college buT is also known for correcTing applicaTion essays and wriTing references for some of his pupils. l-le goT me inTo college wiTh his comrnenfs in his reference leTTer, explains Angie Beck. A combinafion of wiT. enfhusiasm, care, and pafience, Mr. Green is a I powerhouse. Some may Think from The wheelchair Thai he I has a disadvanfage, buT M. rf' when you describe Mr. ,J ly zbgff- w ff: . 1. ,fa J . T is Green, handicapped is nof , ,, g l,.. one of The words. Many feel ilf'i as Rob Ladage does, He i,yl, walks around in a T V w eelchair' llll T , Tim. .,. X il - -.:e--::s...,- .:. .w.: sas.:-1 'Ir'-w'I12sv2'2 2f'S:.92211':I:II:S:s:1:'2:'I:J.12:I. ': zI':F:22.:I..I.I:SQaI':I::I:2 ' I::I:' s' . 1221-1225'1 ui'ff'i'-: 2:221::,5,5,E,i::,i Q-we Timm i'T ..'..-... T y YQ if 7 V Y W

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Flooded halls and broken plpes filled the first day with excitement for the students but work for Paul Reese Exchanging money for food Gary Schrader knows he can t shortchange Kathleen Cornish because she knows her beans Paul Dowdy, Ed Kain, Lou Miller Bob Willard, Herb Fuller, and George Schutzue. Not pictured: Paul Damron, Paul Reese, and Bob Weber Front row: Ester Yeager, Norma Woyner, Joyce Jansen, Fay Boren, Nora Miller. Middle row: Milly Goggins, Maryon Gongson, Pat Jordon, Barbara Novak, Linda Williams, and Janet Hinch, Top row: John Drovena Laborously malntalnlng the lavatory, Paul Damron disgustingly does his job. With open doors, Milly Goggins and her smile drop students off for a fresh day of school. E50 2iQQ Sifsikiibiii 'MZ vwwiq' ew H --45495944 HEAVY'

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