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

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First row: J. Jorgensen, N. Hansen, H. O’Brien, M. King, A. Williams, A. Hansen, B. Robinson, F. Spear. Second rou . Miss Anderson, E. Rydahl, B. Baker, J. Sayles, V. Conroy, B. Carpenter, B. Martin, M. Rydahl, B. Shilling, S. Cornwell, A. Vining, L. Hansen, L. Van Horn. Third row: H. Nord, D. Johnson, A. Taylor, G. Irish. The Authors Yellow Jacket, as the faithful mascot of the Hi-Life for 1946, would like to introduce to you, the busiest group around the school, the annual staff. In case you have not dropped in at room 114 any day during activity period or any evening when the staffers” were hard at work, he would like to give you a glance into the inside of publishing a Hi-Life so that you may thoroughly understand the real work involved. This year such a visit finds long-suffering Editor Margaret King, ten miles deep in copy, making and checking assignments, trying desperately to find some one to type last minute copy. Ably assisting her are Harriet O’Brien, Nata Lou Hansen, and Joan Jorgensen as literary editors. (Did you ever try your hand at writing class histories, class write-ups, and prophecies?) Class organization work headed by Barb Robinson and Marion Rydahl is taking the time and help of nearly all the staff. Louis Van Horn is easily recognized by his theme song, Does anyone know where we can get some flashbulbs?” as he tries to get all the pictures suggested by his fellow staff members. Bursting out of his circulation department and publicity work with Jerry Irish, Ajax is heard voicing a new idea, while Louis Hansen, Harold Nord, and Don Johnson listen carefully hoping it might improve their sports section. Dashing into the room, Eugene Rydahl, Sharon Cornwell, and Shirley Snow are glad to take a minute (only a minute) to tell of the joys and woes of picture taking and planning. But sitting way over in one corner of the room as if trying to get away from the noise and confusion caused by rhe activity of the rest of the group are A1 Vining, business manager and Ruby St. Peters literally tearing their hair trying to make the budget balance. Any schemes for making money? (Better ask the Varsity Club, or is that how Mr. Heinzelman lost his hair?) Hard at work with pen and ink, art creator Jane Sayles asks our opinion about her cover idea, whereas that noise floating down from upstairs is merely the Hi-Life typists, Virginia Conroy, Faith Spear, Barb Shilling, Barb Baker, Anita Hansen, Barb Carpenter hard at work. Finally (if you could gain her attention for a minute) Yellow Jacket presents Miss Anderson who has survived another year of annual publishing. The net result is before you. We hope you approve. £6)

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Dedication . . . To Mr. John Heinzelman, in appreciation for his fine leadership in football, basketball, and baseball; and his friendliness around school, we, the class of 1946, proudly dedicate our Hi-Life. £5]

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