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

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The Life Camera shy Steve Goulet quickly hides behind Peggy O'Brien as they both pretend to Punk rockers. Polly Fox carefully gives instruc tions to Mark Deubner on how to correctly scrub the “G with a toothbrush. Fashions changed so fast through the year that it was often hard to tell what was in style and what wasn't, but to Tom Butterworth. he didn't really care — he thought a toga was appropriate. Waking up for school was terrible but by the time students got to school they were full of life. When they got to the Commons or the hallway by the bandroom they were smiling. The bell rang and they were off on another day of classes. Students said classes were boring, but they were always talked about it as fun outside the classroom. Lunchtime was the best part of the day, for half the day was over, and there was finally some free time. School spirit surfaced during lunchtime along with other times. Scrubbing the ‘‘G’ singing the school song, and squirming like a worm were among the activities the sophomores enjoyed the first week of school, while the juniors tried out new priviledges, such as sitting in the Commons. The seniors enjoyed the last year of their carefree life by getting the volved in anything and everything. After school, extra-curricular activities were strong. These along with pep assemblies and sports activities were special times that the people will always remember as the G.H.S. life of 1982. It was always possible to find some one taking some time out to relax in the library as Bill Nielsen reveals to us as he reads the news. 2

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Greenville Senior High School 111 N. Hillcrest St. Greenville, Michigan Volume 65 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Opening......................................................................2 Student Life ................................................................8 Academics ..................................................................30 Sports .....................................................................64 Activities..................................................................90 People ....................................................................110 Ads........................................................................162

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Shelly Barnard and Tim Hansen prove to six year-old Kristi Katter-john that high school is hard work by making her put puzzles together, and say number sequences in Psychology class as part of an experiment. Those football games grew so cold that heavy coats and blankets didn't help much, so two band members resorted to bringing sleep ing bags to keep warm 3