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

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 Looking timid and trying to be very casual. Wilson Bynum knocks on the door hesitantly to meet his date's parents. One of the old fashioned customs of dating was to bring the girl a bouquet of pretty flowers as Bobbi Covey smells the fragrance V 'v Anxiously awaiting the arrival of her young man. Bobbi Covey greets him at the door with anticipa

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Blow drying your hair is an essential part of most everyone's beforea-date routine. Is it worth it all?? “Primping? Me? What’s that?” Primp, as defined in the dictionary means: to neaten one’s appearance with considerable attention to detail. In dating it means to spend hours washing and blow drying your hair, changing your clothes eight times, and “fixing'' your face. The things girls and guys go through just for the perfect look” are agonizing. Girls are always grabbing the wrong end of their curling iron and guys always cut their chin right before that special date. Students spend anywhere from 10 minutes to 3 weeks getting ready for dates but most said they like to spend about an hour. Dennis Sage commented, I only spend a half hour getting ready because I’m not that worried. Dating rules have changed drastically in the past twenty years. Girls have begun to ask guys out, and are paying their dates way. Couples have gone back to the old way of going “Dutch-treat,” where each person pays their own way. These changes are due to rising inflation. Teresa Hansen said. “Girls are becoming more independent and have started to think it’s not such a bad idea to ask guys out because sometimes they are a little chicken. Wilson Bynum shows us that not all guys use electric machines to extract hairs from their faces and that he's an old fashioned guy. 24

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Groups of kids gather around the set to find out what happened to their favorite character. While awaiting to find out if the killer escapes from the F.B.I., Jeanette Kiste nervously bites her nails. 26