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

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English Department English Program Has Wide Variety Of Courses There are a total of 29 English courses offered at GHS, with 10 in composition, nine in literature, six in speaking areas and four in reading: Acting I II, Advanced Reading, Advanced Speech, American Literature, Communication Skills, Composition I, Contemporary American Lit., Creative Writing, Debate, Developmental Reading, Drama, English Literature, Forms of Writing, General Literature, Grammer, Journalism, Lit. Forms, Mass Media, Newspaper Practicum, Novel, Poetry, Reading Seminar, Remedial Reading, Self Expression, Short Story, Speech I, Vocal English, and World Literature. The teachers, who play an important part in the English Department, were Mrs. Clark, Mr. Engel, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Goulet, Mr. Hannah, Mr. Ingles, Mr. Larsen, Miss Mardon, Miss Martin, Mrs. Meyering, Mr. Pawlowski and Mr. Schmiedicke, Department Head. 27

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Far Top Left: Mrs. Meyering is expressing herself in her creative writing class. Top Left: Claude Tiche, Freshman, reading his assignment. Jerry Williams, also a Freshman, is in the background. Far Middle Left: Sharon Kellicut, Senior; LeAnn Dumond, Junior; and Cheryl Davis, Junior, relaxing at the end of the hour. Middle Left: Paul Jones, Senior, typing up one of his sports stories for the school newspaper in Newspaper Practicum class. Bottom Left: Pam Ciganik, Freshman, busy taking notes in her General Literature class. Top Right: Mr. Hannah talking to his class about . . . English! Middle Top: Dan Lyndrup, Freshman, reviewing the reading assignment, while Drew Hollway, Freshman, prepares to answer a question. Far Top Right: An unidentified student is involved in a good novel. Bottom Right: Lori Northrup, Freshman, studying hard. 26

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Drama Club Active In Producing Plays The purpose of the Drama Club is to learn about acting and how performances are put on. The 1973-74 Drama Club performed two plays during the year. They were Heritage” and The Egg and I. Heritage was about the life of Abraham Lincoln. The Egg and I was about a city family that moved to the country and all of the problems that they encountered. The club sponsored two plays. They were You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and Ransom of Red Chief. The Drama Club officers were: Dave Nelson, President; Maureen Christensen, Secretary; Hytham Younis, Vice-President; and Shawn Morford, Treasurer. Top Right: Hytham Younis, Sophomore, listening to an interesting conversation in the Egg and I. Top Left: 1973-74 Drama Club—Front Row: Tina Knickerbocker, Maureen Christensen, Hytham Younis and Debbie Waldorf. Second Row: Jenny Green, Cindy Hansen, Therese Povolo and Kristina Updike. Back Row: Leonard Larsen, Dave Warnshuis and Kathy Fox. Bottom Right: Debbie Waldorf, Sophomore, daydreaming away in the play, 'The Egg and I. 28