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

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mrs. dorothy ranney waiter jaehniq jack highfield arthur holland dr. harolJ steolc secretary treasurer vice-president president trustee BOARD OF EDUCATION It is indeed unfortunate that the great majority of Greenville High School students have relatively little knowledge of the nature and function of the Board of Education which serves our school district. Without an understanding of the difficulty of the Board's tasks and the enormity of its responsibility, we cannot fully appreciate the immeasurable service its members have given us. Our present Board of Education consists of seven members of the community who have unselfishly devoted their time and efforts to improving the educational standards and providing for the students of Greenville the finest educational facilities possible. It is they who deserve much of the credit for the planning of our beautiful and modern senior high school, as well as the remodeling of the junior high school and the additions to the elementary schools. Arthur Holland.........Manager, Chemical and Metallurgical Laboratories, Gibson Co. Jack Highfield.........Secretary-Treasurer, Highfield Drug Co. Walter Jaehnig.........Managing Editor, Greenville Daily News Dorothy Ranney ........Housewife Harold Steele..........Dentist William Smith..........Owner, Smith's Orchards Keith King.............County Supervisor, local fanner keith king trustee william smith trustee The many hours spent by the Board in serving the school district are contributed by these people who receive no monetary remuneration. It is often a thankless, time-consuming, and discouraging job. For the tremendous job they have done and are now doing, the students of Greenville High School express their profound appreciation. 6

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 « ' -flCU :—T— c. dr. kenneth macfarland Contents Introduction 2 Hi-Life Staff 2 Foreword 4 Board of Education 6 Administration 7 The Office 8 Faculty 10 Seniors 24 Juniors 48 Sophomores 56 Freshmen 64 The Lab 76 The Desk Set” 78 The Lowland Sea 80 But Sir ” 82 Noon Hour 84 Kawai Katami 88 The Roman Banquet 90 You, the Jury” 92 Homecoming 94 Football 98 School Spirit 104 Basketball 108 Track 114 Baseball 115 Golf 116 Tennis 117 Wrestling 118 Intramurals 119 Band 120 A Cappella Choir 126 Boys' Glee Club 129 Choral Union 130 Freshman Chorus 132 The Legislative Story 134 Clubs 137 Advertising 154 Index 180 5

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howard dalman, principal The behind-the-scenes efficiency by which a school is run is a result of the efforts on the part of its administrative department. Upon this administration depends the smooth functioning of the other phases of school activity. Vie are fortunate here in Greenville to have two fine and capable men to bear this responsibility, Mr. Allen Allinder and Mr. Howard Dalman. Too often when one thinks of school administrators, we are reminded of scrooge-like men brandishing iron-fisted discipline. Needless to say, our present administration consists of men who are most human and understanding. In a profession which prides itself in efficiency, training, ability, and dedication, it is rare to find men who fit this picture so well. As superintendent of Schools, Mr. Allinder lias jurisdiction over all the schools in the Greenville school district. His job includes, among other things, budget planning, personnel work, and cooperation with the Board of Education. Mr. Dalman’s work centers around the high school As its principal, he strives at all times to better the the school facilities, the the curriculum, and the general welfare of the students. The students and the citizens of the community could not ask for more. a. f. allinder superintendent of schools miss junella motley principal's office The two women pictured here are perhaps not classified as administration,” but it is due to the many hours of hard, often tiring work, and a steadfast devotion to their job that has made it possible for our administrative department to function expertly and efficiently- mrs. qretchen crawford superintendent's office