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

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FAR LEFT: Ed Horn and Robin Snow, seniors, paste up copy. MIDDLE LEFT: Typing up copy is junior, Kathy Tuinhoff. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Kathy Rivera, Kerry Daniels, Sherri Sydow. 2ND ROW: Kathy Tuinhoff, Randy Smith, Robin Snow, Scott Horn. 3RD ROW: Larry Cameron, Bob Small, Mr. Varee. 4TH ROW: Ed Horn, Gary Templer, and Mike Ward. ABOVE: Ed Horn, senior, discusses a layout with adviser, Mr. Varee. 27

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Chaos desends Upon newsroom 8:00 : Newspaper staff sitting in the commons realizes the paper has to be in the printers office in just a matter of hours. 8:30 : The staff marches into the publications office. 9:00 : They're still filing in. 9:30 : They're finally in. 10:00 : The staff decides to take a few pictures for todays paper. 10:30 : One picture has been taken. 11:00: Copy is starting to get pasted up 11:30 : Bob Small, editor, is pacing the floor. 12:00 : Newspapers supposed to be in the printer's office, but... 12:30 : The staff is still frantically working. T.00 : Copy is still being pasted up as Bob s hair is standing on end. 1:30 : A second picture is taken. 2:00 : The pictures are finally developed. 2:30 : School's out but the staff is too busy to realize. 3:00 : Newspaper's almost done as Bob comes back from his sixth trip to the bathroom. 3:30 : The paper is finally finished, and it is rushed to the printer's office. Even though this schedule is an exagera-tion (or is it?) it gives you a good idea of how frantic the newspaper staff is the day the paper gets printed. The Spotlight is put out every three weeks. ABOVE: Kathy Rivera, senior, and Sc( t Horn, junior, work together on pasting ■ p ads, while editor Bob Small and Tammy Edgecombe discuss another layout, PiGHT. 26

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Gym classes turn To co-ed in ’78 OK, boys and girls, lets do 106 squat thrusts, 60 push-ups, and 200 jumping jacks. That should warm us up for a nice competitive game of volleyball. Things were changing in the Physical education Department this year. Co-ed gym classes were optional, but starting in '78, co-educational gym will be mandatory. The six new tennis courts were a welcome addition to the department. Bowling, archery, and tumbling were only a few different units offered by the Phys Ed Department. Gym teachers are Miss Hamilton, Mr. Stankey, and Mr. Engle.