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

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Beautiful sorceress In the play the wonderful “Wizard of Oz”, Jennifer Nobles is the beautiful sorceress of the North who grants Dorothy protection during her stay in Oz. The community production was one of several that students participated in. UTTm ©SMBS - a necessary process High School required decisions. Decisions about class selections, extra-curricular activities, friends and how to deal with annoying peer pressure. Other major decisions were forced to be recognized such as “What do I want to do with my life? What do I want to be? Where do I want to go and how in the world do I get there?” Getting there — a vague goal but a necessary and major process that is accompanied by self doubt, regular and extreme amounts of advice from peers as well as parents. It also requires endless hours of a nagging conscience telling us that we need to know and decide exactly “where” our goal is. Where for some meant counting the days, for others it meant serving the military, making college decisions and choosing a satisfying career. As the year progressed, we found those decisions easier to make, and more enjoyable. On the following pages is our story of G.H.S. students “Getting There”. Lights out During Ihe annual lights out show, the Yellow Jacket Marching Band displays a visual extravaganza while performing interesting musical pieces. Universal commercial Spanish Class provides an opportunity for Kevin Christensen to act out a foreign language television commercial. Big-time wrestling At the Christmas assembly. Student Council performed a comedy skit to their own interpretation of the twelve days of Christmas. TWo big time wrestlers John Kulmatz ana Tom Hallock, show off their wrestling skills while Student Council 4 Theme looks on in amusement.

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Fill it up Getting places was much cheaper than it had been for years. By April 1st gas prices dropped to the mid 80's. No longer did fuel costs limit students driving around, a favorite local pastime. Community mourns A very sad and tragic moment in American history occurred when the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded 72 seconds into flight on January 28. Most flags in the Country were flown at half mast, including the High Schools. The shuttle not only contained teacher Christa McAuliffe, the first civilian in space, but six other astronauts — Ellison Onizuka, Michael Smith. Francis Scobee, Gregory Jarvis, Ronald McNair and Judith Resnik. Theme — 3

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Rewarded with food After a week filled with crazy hats and badges, Varsity Club members settle down for their eggs and sausage breakfast. Commons — a social hub A busy day in the commons is not unusual at GHS. These students are selling roses and Homecoming tickets for Student Council.