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

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ABOVE: Charlie Thurgaland, freshman, tries to better his time in the shuttle run. LEFT: Mr. Paul Engle knows how to keep his class in line, as he shows with seniors Don Sherrick and Pat Antcliff. 29

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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.

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Science classes Offer big variety What do you get when you mix algae, silver nitrate, fruit flies, lichen, a trip to Chicago, and astronomy? It's the Science Department, headed by Mr. Robert Budge. Students who take classes in this department study a wide range of subjects which cover everything from lichens to chemical reactions. Mr. Walthorn's physics classes took the annual trip to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, while the Microbiology classes again raised fruit flies and studied algae. ABOVE: Fred Liesveld, junior, watches as Mark McConnell, senior stirs up a concoction in a styrofoam cup. ABOVE: Chemistry lab notes are essential but not always exciting as shown on the face of Drew Hollway, senior. RIGHT: Sally Fox, junior, wonders if it could possibly be swine flu.