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

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Iticse fti i ii!, f iciis 20 The G.H.S. halls were swamped with tom with the western style boot. Boys alligators, roaming with cowboys, and as well as girls indulged in the boots crawling with the wild jean clan. which could cost anywhere from $20 In the preppy category, izod (alliga- for urethane boots to $270 for real leath- tor) shirts, knickers, and camouflage er boots. outfits were brought into the scene. But Fashions never seem to change for the old standbys such as topsiders, de- some. They like to be comfortable in a signer jeans, and button down collared pair of jeans and a T-Shirt. But it shirts were also available. wouldn't be complete without a jean This year, a new look in clothes was jacket and hiking boots to top and bot introduced — the “urban cowboy” tom it off with. look. This started from the head with a With the trends in fashions changing cowboy hat and worked down with a so rapidly one never knows what to explaid snap-up shirt and jeans to the bot- pect in the halls next year. Many students got into the jean jacket scene as Terry Hyde comfortable shows. Even though many different shoes walked through the halls, hiking boots still survived many fashion trends.

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 Music captures many So beautiful are the sounds of the historic composers. Beethoven, Bach. Brahms, REO? AC DC? The immortal greats must be rolling (not rock and rolling) in their graves. Even so, these are two of the most prosperous musical acts in the world today thanks to you, me and their millions of other fans. Music played a large role in the free time of G.H.S. students. “Whenever I can I’m always listening to music,” says sophomore Cindy Titche. “I listen to it when I’m doing my homework, when I'm trying to fall asleep, even in the shower.” Many students spend money quite re-gulary on tapes, records, concerts, or oojects that will add to their music sources (stereos, etc.). Junior Jerry Sisson said, “I spend at least $ 10 every two weeks on music. This may seem to be a waste of money but Jerry’s $10 is a small amount compared to what the music fanatic often spends. Concerts were big attractions in the area this year as more and more of the top bands traveled to Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and the surrounding areas. Among the bigger names that hit G.R. this year were Ozzy Osborne, Molly Hatchett, The Tubes, and Alice Cooper. These concerts were attended by a number of G.H.S. students. Rock wasn't the only music that was listened to this year. There were also the people whose hearts belonged to the country sound. As Ray Waldorf put it, “Country’s easier to listen to. It tells a story.” It’s clear that music, no matter what type, was appreciated by most. 19 P40 Front. one of the hottest hands in the West Modeling the latest in concert wear are Jeff Michigan area, performed at GHS this summer Haney. Beth Cathey and Steve Andersen.

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■ Ron Tipton wards off the outlaws during the final showdown. Dr. Steven Andersen diagnoses the problem and prepares to operate. A Bobbi Covey models one of the many camoflage outfits popular in school this year. Lisa Northam keeps the sweat off her brow with the head band fashion fad.