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

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Co tfje (grabuatefi of 1953 Principal Howard B. Dalman To the Seniors: You have chosen for the theme of this yearbook the Seasons of the Year. I believe you have made an excellent choice. It gives me the opportunity to add one further thought to it. As you go out from the high school which has been so much of your life for the past four years, keep this in mind. The Creator in his wisdom has given us through the continuity of the Seasons' one of our greatest lessons in Faith. We know that spring will follow winter, that summer will follow spring, and that autumn and winter will fall in line. This is a great lesson for living for life is not all one season but each coming in its proper place. Howard B. Dalman Principal Mrs. Sybil Pietsker A quotation that intrigues the thoughts of a person as it has done so for me for many years, is presented for you to consider, to think about, as you do your daily tasks: Great occasions do not make heroes or cowards — they simply unveil them to the eyes of man—-silently and imperceptibly, as we work or sleep — we grow strong or weak — and at last some crises shows us what we have become. — Cannon Wescott. Your attention to doing the right thing, be it large or small, and your faith and trust in God, will steady your aim toward a goal of wise, serviceable living, and daily prepare you to meet each new demand. In behalf of your parents and teachers, I wish you good fortune. A. F. Allinder, Superintendent Mrs. Edna Obetts, Mrs. Gretchen Crawford Superintendent A. F. Allinder Four Compliments of Sears-Roebuck Company

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First Row. Left to Right: C. Braden, L. McConnell, D. Cooper, B. Allinder, B. Cook, H. Grosvenor, B. Hurell, L. Messacar, Coach Smith. Second Ron: J. Stout, A. Finkhouse, L. Everest, J. Sinclair, B. Tenny, F. Anderson, D. Metzger, P. Drake. Third Row: D. Cotton, L. Bauman, L. Carbonelli, J. Sissen, L. Jones, D. Switzer. H. Bristol, S. Drake. Fourth Row: Coach Deihl, J. Kane, J. Nadeau, P. Sorensen, H. VanHoose, L. Humphrey, L. Lewis, J. Clark, D. Antcliff, Coach Carlsen. Fifth Row: J. O'Conner, D. Reynolds, R. Eastman, D. Bidstrup, D. Edwards, J. BockerJ. Jones, J. Knapp, T. Smith. Sixth Ron: J. Powell. E. Hansen, J. Blumberg, D. Pappin, R. Knapp, H. Knapp, J. Gilbert, L. Nielsen, M. Bidwell. Varsity Football Under the fine coaching of newcomer Dick Smith and backed by an undying school spirit, the Greenville football team closed the 1952 campaign with a 3-5 record. Operating from the T formation, the Yellow Jackets rolled up a total of 1,144 yards on the ground and 482 yards through passing. The Jackets' opponents posted 1,573 yards on the ground and 558 yards passing. 1953 graduation will claim the services of seven varsity men. Missing in the back-field will be Bill Cook, Bill Allinder, and Homer Grosvenor, and gone from the line will be Larry Messacar. Don Cooper, Les McConnell, and Bob Hurrell. Bill Allinder, Jerry Sisson, Dan Metzger. Bill Cook, and Larry Bauman received positions on the All-Conference team as well as All-State honorable mention. Scores Visitor Greenville Ithaca 0 6 Hastings 26 13 Kelloggs ville .35 ... 12 Belding 20 40 Visitor Greenville Lansing Everett 19 .. 6 St. Johns 19 7 Fremont 0 14 Ionia 40 6 Six Compliments of Dibble's, Inc.