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

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Science Dept. Labs prove worthwhile Learning by doing seemed to be the golden rule of the science department this year. Chemistry students performed experiments under the guidanece of a new series of textbooks. Carrying on what could almost be called a tradition, the Advanced Biology classes caught, observed, identified, and classified some 100 species of algae. Pocket calculator sales rose this year, as many physics students used them for difficult problems. This advanced class also visited the Grand Rapids observatory. 24

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1 Laurie Pineau, junior, is a student listener. 2 Barry Nobles, counselor, works along with Steve Petersen, counselor, who is not pictured, to head the Listening Center program. 3 Tom McLachlan, senior.is a student listener talking with Ron Sanders and Jeff Jensen, juniors. 4 STUDENT LISTENERS: FRONT ROW: Theresa Povolo, Connie Davis, Brenda Doty, Laurie Pineau, Lee Ann DuMond, Matt Holbrook, and Pat Eickenroth. BACK ROW: Barry Nobles, Shawn Morford, Greg Dhaene, and Steve Peterson. 5 Sam MacDermaid, junior, looks on as Shawn Morford, sophomore, reads the Spotlight. 6 Theresa Povolo, junior, is one of the student listeners. 23

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1 Working on their lab assignment is Gary Everest and Mike Olsen, freshmen. 2 Doc Budge, Science Department Head. 3 Sally Fox, Denise Blumberg, and Sandy Lutz are discussing the answers on their science papers. 4 Working with the microscope on lab day is Sue Marshall and Anne Perry, sophomores. 5 Some days are like a hair-raising experience as Rhonda Follrath, fresh-man, demonstrates.