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

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Just a few more minutes—Steve Garner, Casey Raymond, Mark Wheeler, Amy Jones, Connie Skinner, Julie Stankey, Kendra Hopkins, and Leigh Glazier await the end of Swingout, the senior's last day. Mark Wheeler, Casey Raymond, and Steve Garner prepare to begin Swingout. With smiles on their faces, Tammy Vander-mey and Craig Averill walk arm in arm down the aisle at Swingout. 22 — HONORS WEEK

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Most prom-goers attend with the notion that they will dance and talk with their .friends. However, these sophomores had their hands full as they greeted couples and served refreshments. “Mystical Magic” was the theme of Prom '87. Junior Jeff Switzer and Sophomore Robin JCraii enjoy a slow dance together. Prom provided the opportunity to dress up and look our best. This year’s prom attracted a large number of students. PROM — 21

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HONORS ABOUND Throughout Honors Week, GHS seniors received many awards and almost 95 thousand dollars in scholarships. GHS Honors Week began on Tuesday. May 26th with the Ac-tivities day presentations. Kendra Hopkins was presented with the Anne Hathaway Cook award. Casey Raymond received the A. F. Allinder award. The requirements for these awards are that the senior must be an athlete who has played and lettered in 2 Varsity Sports during their senior year and also they have to have had the highest grade point average for their 4 year term. The Outstanding Female Senior Athlete award was awarded to Jennifer Van Syckle, while Tom Hallock received the Outstanding Male Senior Ath- lete award. Leadership Day began on Wednesday with many students receiving honors and recognition for leadership activities done throughout the year. Connie Skinner was presented with the John Rodgers award. Doreen German received the Clark Oliver Leadership Award, while Matt Vaughn received the Clark Oliver Service award. Casey Raymond was given the Camp Emery Rotary Leadership scholarship. Scholarship Day. the presentation of the Senior Cords, and the Class Speakers were honored on Thursday. Amy Jones, Casey Raymond, and Connie Skinner wre chosen to address the graduates during Swingout. Eight seniors were awarded the Bronze Cord for academic excellence. Forty-seven scholarships from local organizations, Colleges, and Universities were then awarded to the senior class. Heather Jensen received a scholarship that pays for all 4 years of college. Swingout, the last offical day of school for the Class of’87. was celebrated on Friday. Four major graduation awards were then presented during the Swingout ceremony. Doreen German received the American Legion Auxiliary award. The Commander Grow Award was accepted by Casey Raymond. Craig Averill and Doreen German were chosen the All Around Boy and All Around Girl. Activities, Leadership, Scholarship recognized during week Connie Skinner, giving the Farewell Speech At Swingout, these soon to be graduates lis-at Swingout, says Goodbye to her fellow ten to the speaker and reflect on their accom-classmates. plishments. HONORS WEEK — 23