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

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We are a part of all we have met. Our personalities and ideas have been formed through contact with different circumstances and people every day of of our lives. In growing individually we must learn to be ourselves. However, this is not easily done. If we do not have self-confidence, we may slip into artificial roles. Playing games, hiding from the truth, or secluding ourselves are some ways to deal with the problems of life. But to really grow, we must face issues squarely be sincere. We have to learn to laugh at ourselves, to level with ourselves. And always search-for the truth and the key to a better self-image. 3

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Grow ing individually... Growing individually . . . yet together is especially applicable to the 1974-75 year at GHS. Growth was experienced in many different ways. For the first time, a Human Potential Workshop was started to help students discover the potential within themselves. Anotner first was the Respect Experiment - proving some students care about what happens at GHS, and want to do something about it. The Listening Center reported more usage than ever before of its service to help students help themselves with the aid of other students. The High School grew to meet demands of the Library and departments by building additional classrooms and using portable classrooms. 2

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 yet together Getting by with a little help from our friends is not always good enough. Friends, enemies and mere acquaintances should have enough effect to enable us to learn from each other. We still may role play with others, but when we can finally realize who we are as individuals then we can reach out to one another and grow together. 4