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

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1 Connie Bullock, senior, is in the second semester workshop. 2 Kathy Fries, senior, is working on some activities. 3 Barry Nobles, counselor, is talking to students at the workshop. 4 Steve Peterson, counselor, is looking over his notes at the first workshop. 5 Terri Loughin, junior, listens to the discussion. 3 1 2 ' r

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Workshop introduced The Human Potential Workshop is new to GHS in 1974-75. Mr. Nobles and Mr. Peterson, counselors, worked with a group of 10 to 12 students each semester to expose them to some new concepts in life and learning. Through activities and group discussion students are made more aware of their feelings. There was one workshop each semester with a series of about 10, two hour sessions meeting once a week during school hours. According to Mr. Steve Peterson, even though participation was low, the results were satisfactory.

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New subjects due to change Three new one-semester classes broadened the social studies program this year. Current events, a seniors only class, was designed to acquaint students with up-to-date world happenings. The development of man and social patterns was the basis of study in Anthropology, and International Relations had as it's purpose to better understand the interdependence of mankind. Both of these classes were offered to juniors and seniors only. The Pilot History program also moved through it's second successful year.