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

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... fun and laughter. are intrigued just sitting and watching from their seats in the commons or the classroom. It is the managers, the leaders, who put the show together. And it is the workers who keep it from falling apart. The combination of all these different kinds of students creates the spirit of life “Under the Big Top.” The circus is nothing but unique from the beginning of the first act to the beginning of the Grande Finale. With the coming of graduation comes the most stupendous challenge of all, going out into the world on our own. As we grow older, we will always remember the fun and excitement we experience “Under the GHS Big Top”. Surrounded by the spirit of Homecoming, junior Paul Rydahl stomps through the commons in his powder puff cheerleading apparel. The tough junior girls, lead by Linda Ricket, strain against the seniors in the Homecoming tug-o-war. Absolutely crazy! The senior powder puff cheerleaders practice their unique cheers with their goal being total perfection. 6

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Senior Shane Mahan practices a leer for his role as Dracula in the fall play Oracula, the Master of Evil. ... challenges and TV or slaving over books. Many people encounter other big challenges throughout their day such as passing Mr. Martin’s daily quizzes, making it to class on time, skipping without getting caught, keeping awake in Biology class, staying out of Mr. Matchett’s office, avoiding sophomore initiations, and one of the biggest challenges of all. just graduating. The CHS circus is also filled with fun and laughter shared by the many performers and spectators. Who could overlook the GHS clowns who roam the halls, putting smiles on faces and doing almost Junior Dave Schmaltz wears a pained expression as he does some last minute cramming in preparation for a test. Steve Blumberg leads the cheers and Bob Yakes cleans his shoes as the senior boys prepare for their tug-owar victory over the Juniors. adventure ... anything for a laugh; or the tightrope walkers who barely keep their balance while they make it through U.S. History or Senior Government. There are also the muscle men, the guys who claim to be the strongest and the bravest. They seem to be everywhere. We also have in our circus the fearless lion-tamers. Armed with text books and the authority to keep us after school, the teachers and administrators again try to tame the students at GHS. Did they succeed? But the circus isn't just the performers. It is the spectators who 5

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Mr. Thomas Matchett, assistant principal bites the dust as he receives a pie in his face from senior Tom Hebert. Senior Steve Blumberg gives it ail he's got as the seniors pull their way to a victory over the juniors. Seniors Miki Feuerstein and Mike Dempsey work diligently on another winning design for the seniors..