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

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Dressed as Gumby, Sophomore Brian McQueen captured first place in this year’s Halloween costume judging. Followed in a close second by Senior Lori VViiiison, better known as “The Toilet. Discussing what they did over their lunch period are Matt Haney, Dave VanWagoner, and Chris Gu-j lembo. Senior Amy Butterworth takes time to stop off at her locker before going to her next class. Mr. Walthorn decides that this wasn't so great of a hiding place after all. 16 — HALLS LOCKERS

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300-399- Sizzled NBC SIZZLED For students who didn’t want to spend their money, there was the reliable option of watching TV. NBC on Thursday nights was sizzling this year with such hits as “The Cosby Show”, “Family Ties”, “Cheers”, and “Night Court”. “Moonlighting” was a favorite, as was “Love Connection” and “General Hospital”. Bartles and James commercials quickly took the place of Country Fresh commercials in terms of popularity. Boy George and Duran Duran A tornado drill sparked some creativity in Mr. Carlton's room as Amy Hornbrook and Jason Nichols seek shelter after returning from the drill. weren’t as hot as they were in the past, and Elaine Joyce of “The Dating Game” had a way of getting on people’s nerves. Without Kevin Matthews, the LAV morning show suffered a severe loss in quality as well as ratings. Bon Jovi and Michael J. Fox were sizzling this year. Bill Cosby was one of the year’s most sought celebrities. 1987 also saw the “return of the red M M’s”, much to delight of M M’s fanatics. Also found on the market was Jolt cola with twice the caffeine as most colas. This was a year of new fads. We saw new ideas sizzle, and saw some old familiar ones fizzle. Who can say what the future holds, we will have to wait and see, “That’s the ticket!” TV shows and TV commercials jumped to the top in audience interest. Lunch choices WHAT SIZZLED WHAT FIZZLED — 15

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4 MINUTE DASH As one walks down the halls of GHS before school and between classes, one can hear the drone of conversation with people catching up on the latest news, gossip and banter. Usually occurring at lockers, conversation is at a constant buzz in the crowd congested halls. Another morning at CHS as everyone gathers in the Commons to talk things over a bit before going to their lockers. Often appearing like the Christmas shopping season, the flow of the masses quickly makes its exodus to the next class, often with only seconds remaining before the bell rings. The hustle and bustle and talking are significant social occasions in the life of any high school student. Social contact at lockers, our own piece of turf, can be deceiving to the uninitiated. Appearing alike on the outside, the insides of lockers capture the many personalities of the almost 775 people who stored a multitude of personal belongings as well as books there. Other social gathering hubs included the commons and the cafeteria. While many took off for other parts of town or Dave’s down the street, many would eat at the cafeteria either in the Ala Carte line or the regular lunch line. Wednesday’s were particularly popular in the regular lunch line, as pizza was typically served. During lunch students proceeded with social contact far more extensively than that which took place during the “four minute dash” between classes. Some studied, finished those last minute details on assignments due that afternoon, or lounged around in the commons or library. Whatever means possible, at whatever times possible, students shared extensively in everyone else’s business. Students scurry from one class to another, making time for locker stops and socializing. Hours spent studying 0-2 Hours per week 2-5 Hours per week 5 Plus hours per week HALLS LOCKERS — 17