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

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GAA Held Volleyball Tournaments Lori Jorgensen and Julie Fierens are clowning around after a GAA meeting. GAA members for 1973 are-Row 1: Kelly Soules, Marlene Wacha, Jody Mumby, Gail Marks, Sue Kropewnicki, Chris Cogswell and Pat Gardner. Row 2: Jan Crosby, Judy Grow, Robin Perdue, Janet Wulf, Alicia Remus, Sue Harper, Cheryl Oberhclman, Karen Kerbyson and Debbie Nielsen. Row 3: Mrs. Johnson, advisor; Sue Kluzak, Jeannie Takens, Sue Czarnopis, Michele Staffen, Judy Reynolds, Julie Hamper, Lisa Fierens, Julie Fierens and Miss LaValley, assistant advisor. Row 4: Joyce Fluegge, Alicia Lund, Kim Moore, Diane Plantamura, Dana Brown,Collen Green, Joyce Takens, Cheri Rivett, Terri Claflin, Karen Moore and Lori Jorgensen. Terri Claflin, Jean Madsen, Dana Brown and Joyce Fluegge are talking over team strategy at a GAA meeting. Lisa Fierens, Sue Jorgensen, Lori Jorgensen and Julie Fierens were on one of the basketball teams this past year. The purpose of Girl’s Athletic Association is to give girls a chance to participate in a sport or sports that she is interested in. This past year GAA sold chocolate candy bars and traveled to Grand Rapids to the YWCA to go swimming. Also, there were volleyball and basketball tournaments. The officers for 1973 were: Judy Grow, Points Chairman; Janet Wulf, Sports Chairman; Lori Jorgensen, Vice-President; Diane Barry, President; Lisa Fierens, Secretary. 162

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Chris Cogswell, Sue Kropewnicki and Sandy Muns are singing Spanish Christmas carols at the Student Council-sponsored Christmas assembly. The Spanish Club officers for 1973 are: (Top to bottom) Becky Johnson, Secretary; Sana Rittcnger, President; Micky Reynolds, Vice-President. Not pictured: Kathy Fries,Treasurer. Trip to Mexico Highlights Year For Spanish Club The Spanish Club participated in the Homecoming parade this year. Several members dressed as Spanish gypsies. In the fall, the club heard one of its members, Mary Vining, speak about her trip to Spain. Students saw pictures and slides of Spain and tried to read Spanish newspapers. During the Christmas season members visited the patients at the extended care facility at the hospital and sang Spanish Christmas carols to them. At one meeting, members watched Spanish movies and saw Spanish filmstrips. Many of the members went to Mexico with Mrs. Clay during spring vacation. Spanish Club activities ended with a Spanish Fiesta in May. Spanish Club members for 1973 are-Row 1: Mrs. Clay, advisor; Debbie Coppa, Micky Reynolds, Janet Wulf, Tila Zamora, Joyce Fluegge, Jeff Wycoff, Joe Harper and Maureen Christiansen. Row 2: Kim Ingersoll, Ellen Ingersoll, Lori Hafer, Candy Deal, LaDell Robinson, Nick Lober, Terry Rockafellow, Mary Updike, Mary Vining and Paula Moy. Row 3: Debbie Freeman, Kathy Bailey, Guy Longest, Kim Moore, Becky Johnson, Sana Rittenger, Lori Blanding and Peggy Schooley. 161

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The officers for 1972-73 were (top to bottom): Randy Badersnider, Secretary; Fran Barnwell, Vice-President; )im Malone, President; and Rocky Briggs, Treasurer. © UARS1TYCLUB BY Y BIG BROTHER, JEFF HE THINKS o wiswf nrT sicfHtsoMG OF VCRiR CHOICE' I w GUM.VW anything Geoff Hansen is modeling his sign which he wore during Varsity Club week. Varsity Club Members Assist in Athletics The members of the Varsity Club were-Row 1: Chris Nelson, Joe Vos, Wes Olsen, Jeff Reynolds, Doug Merritt, Rocky Snow, Bill Palmer, Mike North, Geoff Hansen, Terry Acker, john Adams, Ron Arcnd, Mr. Mellema assistant advisor; and Mr. Chamber, advisor. Row 2: Rob Cornwell, Doug Hammen, Dennis Smith, Bruce Sterns, Mike Rybicki, John Davis, Jeff Stewert, Dave Tcman, Frank Barry, Craig Morford, Kevin Johnson, Brady Nelson, Mike Brown, Steve Sims, Dan Bisseli. Row 3: Tom Whitten, Jeff Scott, Fran Barnwell, Jim Foster, Jim Malone, Gary Bow, Dennis Dodd, Thad Taylor, Doug VanSyckle, Rocky Briggs, Paul Holbrook, Paul Jones, Harold Steele, Bill Faber, Bob Foote, Bob Hammond, Bob Mullholland. Not pictured: Randy Badersnider. This year Varsity Club was under the co-advisorship of Duane Chambers and John Mellema. As usual, Varsity Club initiation took place with the usual vigor. Some of the other activities that took place this past year were a canoe trip, providing a coat check during basketball season, holding a raffle for a mini-bike and other items and the cake raffle during halftime at home basketball games. 163