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

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Sophomores, Heidi Dibble and Tammy Long-street share music during choir practice. Accompanying the choir during a rehearsal for a concert is Tom Doane, junior. 28

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Students learn clerical skills The business classes offered to GHS students this year were Personal Typing, Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Vocational Office Practice. These classes offer a realistic view of what it would be like to work in a business or be a secretary, and they teach the skills needed to work in these positions. The teachers of these classes are Mr. Ken Reed and Mrs. Janet Nietzel. Junior, Amy Harriman stops to take her typing paper out of her machine, while senior. Barb Perry continues working on her assignment. The look on junior, Pam Dilly's face implies that typing isn't all as fun as it seems. Junior, Karen Garvey concentrates on getting her assignment done for Typing II. Junior Shelly Erway takes a second to check her work, as junior Connie Jury types in the background. 27

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Students go to Regionals Choir students sold candles to raise money for scholarships and new uniforms for the middle school choir. Five students from Accapella choir tried out for the Regionals Honor Choir at Central Michigan University. Of the five that participated, Tom Doane, Dan Ammes, Kathy Muns, juniors, and Sharon Demorest, and Jeff Greunke, seniors, two made it into the choir. They were Jeff Greunke and Kathy Muns. Keeping with past traditions, the choirs presented their annual Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts at the High School and the Middle School. The annual Christmas Concert for the City of Greenville was held at the Methodist Church. Each day as it grew nearer a concert. Choral Union and Accapella choirs practiced vocal exercising and rhythm counting. Reading music is one of the requirements in choir, as Connie Jenks, sophomore finds out. 29