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

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baseball Opponents Hostings 1 Belding 0 Sheridan 2 Lekeview 5 Sheridan 5 Edmore 4 Lakeview 1 Ionia 2 Balding 1 Total 21 Greenville Greenville II Greenville 1 Greenville 5 Greenville 2 Greenville 2 Greenville 13 Greenville 0 Greenville 5 Greenville 10 50 TRACK Returning Lottormen: Patten. Peterson, Christenson. Shoema1 er. Middle-brook, Hubbs. Martens. Simmons. This husky squad of harriers spent many an hour running, jumping, and vaulting. Although little competition was furnished in meets with Hastings and Ionia, an approach to Grecian physique and stamina proved a worthy aim. TENNIS GOLF Their volleys often downed the foe . Birdies W. Jensen. K. Becker. D. Choate. J. Edsall. J. Bower C. Ingraham. C. Brown, J. Bower. J. Failing 31

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Opponents Greenville Mt. Pleasant 32 There Greenville 13 Fremont 35 Here Greenville 21 Hastings 25 There Greenville 7 Lowell 37 There Greenville 15 Belding 20 There Greenville 22 Alma 44 Hare Greenville 24 Big Rapids 30 Hore Greenville 22 Hastings 24 Here Greenville 17 Belding 31 Here Greenville 17 Opponents Greenville Ionia 28 There Greenville 17 Ionia 19 Here Greenville 22 Alma 47 There Greenville 35 Big Rapids 39 There Greenville 31 Mt. Pleasant 36 There Greenville 15 Total 445 272 Returning Lettermen—Pearl, Becker, Burgess, Bower, Shoemaker, Failing. Christensen. Although winning only two games The Greenville Basketball team gave their followers many thrills. Losing only Middlebrook, Merren and Edsall, Coach Swanton will have plenty of potential power next season. Don Burgess was on the all conference Western Michigan League. “Speed and stamina on the hardcourt 30

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AS WE K N SENIOR September 8—Today we started our final year at Greenville High with Miss Clark, Miss Parkinson, and Miss Loutzenhiser as our faculty advisers. September 14—Dr. Wark, President of Ferris Institute gave a very interesting speech before the student body. September 15—A Girls' League Party was held in the auditorium in honor of the Freshmen girls. September 21—Lincoln Sippincott, Secretary of the Not Over 50 club talked on safety. September 22—Football assembly under the direction of Coach Swanton. Arnold Staf-fen and Jerry Conger were elected as Yell Leaders for the coming football and basketball seasons. September 23—Senior Class meeting held in the balcony for the election of officers. September 24—-We lost our first football game of the season to Lowell. The score being 6-0. Captain Merren was injured and will be unable to participate in future games. October I—Many new students attended the Freshmen Mixer which served as a get-together for all Freshmen entering high school. October 14—First Annual Staff meeting. October 15—Greenville was defeated in their game at Mt. Pleasant. Score 13-0. October 22—A dance was held in the auditorium after the Big Rapids game. Many students attended this Halloween dance and all enjoyed the music of Ed Field's orchestra. October 26—Dr. Barker was a guest speaker today. October 27—The Greeville team met the Fremont team on the Black Athletic field this afternoon. Fremont was victorious, the score being 20-0. October 28-29—Teachers' Institute. November 2—Senior pictures taken. November 5—Freshmen-Sophomore party. Football game with Hastings. November I I—Armistice day program in auditorium this morning. Mr. Robinson gave an interesting talk on Peace . A large crowd turned out for the annual Greenville-lonia Armistice day game. This was the last game of the year. Although it was cold the students showed lots of pep and Greenville came out on top, 7-6. November 16—Football Banquet. November 1819—F. F. A. which was held in the gym was a great success and attracted many people from surrounding communities. November 18—Girls' League meeting. Several members of the Business and Professional Women's Club visited today and talked on vocations.