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

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 FRANCIS LARSEN —A. F. ALL1NDER Behind the Desks Superintendent Vern E. Mabie is the administrative head of Greenville High, while Mr. Allinder, our principal, has the difficult job of keeping the machinery of our school government running smoothly. In the sunny sewing room, the nimble fingers of Greenville High girls fashion chic clothes, under the guiding, watchful eyes of Mrs. Rich. Can you solve a quadratic equation? Do you know binominal thereom? No? Evidently you've never studied math under Mr. Swanton. Probably no other department in Greenville High can boast of being so mechanized as the Industrial Art Department under the care of Mr. Houck. The Limelight now glows on Greenville's Commercial Department which offers students actual vocational training in many of the business activities involved in the world of today. Friendly Mrs. Mabie heads this department. That little lady witli the big smile is Miss Bauman who leads the girls in clean, wholesome sports. Nurse Lucille Eicekelberg is on call every day for the usual care of cuts and bumps and bruises. £«}

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Librarian Mrs. Nott keeps us informed of all the latest books and articles. The great (?) Senior Play was under the guiding eye of Miss Gray. With the bust of Shakespeare on the floor, and Lit.” books in hand. Miss Sellers and her students lend the proper literary air to her department. Mrs. Crawford, Mr. Mabie's private secretary', is constantly on the job; and Francis Larsen deciphers Mr. Allinder's notes. Mr. Robinson, of the Get ready to write fame teaches U. S. History in 315. Our Varsity squads enjoyed a successful season under the leadership of Mr. Heinzelman. General charge of the Girls' League is in the hands of Miss Farr. Miss Woods is well known in the Math. Department. Of course, everyone knows Mrs. Briggs, the Junior High Principal. We have a number of new teachers at G. H. S. this year. Those who joined the faculty in September were: Mr. Ockstadt, who was recently discharged from the navy; Miss Emery, who teaches junior high history; Miss Moore, who is a commercial teacher; Miss Griswold who teaches biology; Miss Gourley of junior high and Mr. Aho, who is replacing Mr. Converse as Ag. teacher. Miss Wood is a junior high teacher. Last but not least is Miss Anderson without whose friendly advice and cooperation our Hi-Life would not have been possible. First row (Left to right): H. Sellers, B. Bauman, J. Gray, V. Mabie, E. Walters, E. Briggs, M. Feighner, J. Gourley. Second row: M. Anderson, I. Woods, G. Crawford, M. Emery, N. Farr, M. Moore, M. Wood, S. Griswold. G. Nott, M. Mabie, A. Rich. Third row: J. Heinzelman, A. Gorman, R. Houck, S. Swanton, A. Allinder, G. Ockstadt, G. Converse. £9)