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

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Far Left: Rick Adams, Junior, is catching up on his homework in Sociology class. Left: Mr. Neil Schmachtenberger, instructor, is explaining homework in Civics 9 to Drew Hollway, Freshman. Top Right: An unidentified student is resting after a lesson in Basic Geography. Right: Terry Acker, Junior, is relaxing after a lecture in Psychology. Far Right: Laura Snell, Junior, and Michele Staffen, Junior, are studying for a Sociology test. 9

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Social Studies Department Where Students Expand Their World Next year, Civics 12 will be dropped from the Social Studies curriculum and Anthropology and Current Events will fill in the space left by this elimination. There are eleven classes in the Social Studies Department. They are: United States History; Pilot U.S. History; Civics 9; Civics 12; Social Problems; Basic Geography; Economics; Practical Politics; Sociology and Psychology. The instructors in the Social Studies Department are: Mr. Duane Chambers, Mr. Mark Christensen, Mr. Harold Deines, Mr. Scott Kraai, Mr. Gerald Magers, Mr. William Martin, Mr. Neil Schmachtenberger and Mr. Larry Taylor, The department head for the Social Studies Department is Mr. Neil Schmachtenberger. 8

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Boy's Girl's State Is A Learning Experience Leadership experience was the purpose of the 1973 Boy's and Girl's State held at Michigan State University and Olivet Collece, respectively. Girl's State representative's were—Front Row: Kathy Barker, Janet Crosby and Janet Wulf. Back Row: Alternates were Judy Grow and Terry Clark. Boy's State representatives were—Front Row: Joe Budge, Rocky Snow. Second Row: Mike North, Harold Steel, Barrie Wilkes and Mike Brown. Third Row: Kevin Johnson, Jim Gardner, John Adams, and Geoff Hansen. Back Row: Paul Jones and Steve Sims. 10