Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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3 3 FIRST ROW: Doretha Edmonds,Gladys Goats,Marguerite Straight, Margaret Ann Monroe, Louise Lau, Mildred Weaver. SECOUD ROW: Alice Fuller, Ethel Heneveld,Ruth Miller, Mae B. Scarvell,Gretchen Cro.wford,Eli zabeth Taylor,Harriet Macomber. THIRD ROW: Russell Houck, E. 3. Holden, B. J. Dobben, Victor oeal, Charles Hampton, Allen Allinder, Clarence Roth. FACULTY Coach, Social Science Central State]Teacher's College Commercial, Geography VW o , ( f Michigan State College Agriculture, Science Michigan State College Colombia University Western State Teacher’s Physical Education C T' CollegeMichigan State Home Economics 6A AA. r ,jL 1 • S . College

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HOMS economics; If the foundation of America rests on the home, then Miss Edmonds has performed her duty ao an American. Then studies in domesticity include tempting breakfasts and luncheons made by the beginning foods class and the dinners of the advanced class we don:t mind learning about nutrition and diatetics ! In these penny-pinching days,even learning to darn hose may have its halo.And there is a certain romance in making a becoming dress of the correct design and color. The advanced clothing class even planned an entire wardrobe. HISTORY Every citizen, in order to help his democracy solve the pressing problems of modern times, should recognize history as a record of man's previous development. The World and Early European History and United States History all broaden our understanding of present conditions. MATHEMATICS Thy do we have to bother with math? asks practically every student who sallies forth into Algebra and Geometry.The answer is simple; mathematics develops a student's reasoning-power. PUBLIC SPEAKING Stand up straight,and dont be lazy about using your mouth. How often has every-student in the,speech classes heard Mr. Hampton speak thus? The beginning speech class deals mainly with the fundamentals of speech. ENGLISH English JFreshmen struggling with Julius Caesar and Lady of the lake, also drilling the rules of punctuation! Sophomores hard at work over such old classics as King Arthur while trying to improve their sentence structure I Juniors making anthologies, writing sonnets, and learning the high points in America's own literary career IDignified seniors losing their patience over Chaucer and being swept off their feet by Byron, Shelly, and Keats J SOCIAL SCIENCE Happiness,the prime motive in every person's life is based on understanding. In the social sciences, Economics shows us problems created by man, while Sociology treats of the problems of group life. In Civics we get the needed knowledge about how's and why's of our gov't'. Modern and Industrial Geography acquaint us with the natural and the industrial worlds. With this back ground, we indeed come to realize our responsibilities as citizens and friends. -X- 1 c