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

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TTk® Life M One dark and dismal day God created life — but over the summer of '81 he decided there should be a new kind of life Student Life. Ever since the new school year started, G.H.S. students have been a part of life by going to classes, participating in sports, attending club meetings and just generally living. Each new year brings strange and different new things. See what the 65th Edition has captured of your life.

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The long grueling hours spent slav ing away at jobs often seemed mo notonous and extremely boring, but jobs are often necessary to save money for the future. Amy Gerke smiles while showing some of the clothes she tries to sell at Alma 's. The counseling office was often filled with seniors who were trying to decide which college to enter. Kelly King and Bruce Palmer chat while reading through college pam phlets. If it were possible to look into the future what would Greenville be like? This question cannot be answered because this town is ever changing and ever growing, so the outlook is so unpredictable. The people grow and they learn. The students of G.H.S. made major decisions pretaining their future. After graduation the choice of entering college, the work force, or the service were probably the biggest issues. The students had to imagine their goal in life and try to reach it, even though there were so many possibilities that choosing a career seemed impossible. As graduation creeped nearer, however things begin to work out by themselves and the future began to look clearer. 7

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With a billowing shirt and blue hair Sheryl Butterworth does a turn to show off her Punk Day '' costume.