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

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U.S. history: The next edition Some day man will walk on the moon? This statement is a bit out dated and so were many other lines in the old U.S. history books. But this year the history students were able to read more up to date information in the new books that the school purchased. “I like the new books.” said U.S. history teacher Mr. Duane Chambers, “much better than the old ones. They’re easier for the students to read.” Sociology lightened up when students had to teach class. They chose different topics to lecture such as well known people or groups of people. Then they taught their fellow peers everything they had found out while researching the topic. Over all the projects went very well. Whether your social studies class was sociology, world history, world geography, senior government, or U.S. history, it’s past history now. Senior Bill Horton reads the chapter in Government so he will be prepared for the quiz tomorrow. Senior Steve Karlzen heils Hitler during a project in sociology about the American Nazi Party. 4 Senior Theresa Carrick prays while Svante Rudstrom, exchange student, takes a break from studying for the quiz. 26

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Juniors Joe Laurent, Einer Thorlund, and Tom Swindell attempt to scientifically make candy canes in a Chemistry experiment during X-mas. Seniors Louis Fierens and Steve Schuilina finish up an experiment in physics involving velocity, time and acceleration. Kirk Tran and Mike Stafford, sophomores, take a break from the eye-straining microscopes in biology class. Junior Tim Hansen watches as Junior Tom Swindell plays the Mad Scientist in Mr. Anderson's 6th hour Chemistry.

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Junior Polly Fox works with children, in Psy-cology, teaching them the fundamentals of playing games with others. Junior Tim Byrne checks to make sure he has the right definition for his homework assignment in U. S. History.