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

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Doreen German and Jenny Colby present the ideas that Greenville came up with at Project Outreach to the other schools participating in the county-wide event. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loeschner listen intently to what Mrs. Kroodsma, the Spanish teacher, is saying during parent-teacher conferences. The conference is designed to introduce teachers and inform parents of their son’s or daughter’s progress. Area roads were literally swamped after heavy rains drenched us in the fall. With this much water it’s amazing we didn’t have to canoe to school. THEME — 3

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Everybody’s Business Student Council was also contemplating new ideas as the year got under way. Plans for Sadie Hawkins and Homecoming involved a lot of time and effort. As with every year, most of us found ourselves with the mid-year blahs after the main event of Homecoming. One thing that woke us up was the unexpected attack of Spinal Meningitis. We soon found out that the only thing infectious and epidemic about the attack was the speed that word traveled and the fears of not knowing much about it. Although we were worried about it spreading to the rest of the school, we were lucky to find it not affecting anyone else. Soon after that, we began to see visions of Prom around the corner. If you were a girl, there was always the excitement and anticipation of who would ask you to Prom. If you were a guy, there was the anxiety of getting the nerve up to ask that special girl. This main event seemed to bring out the curiosity of all when we made it “everybody’s business” to know who was going to Prom with who. The Senior Class jumps to its feet in a deafening roar at (he start of the pep assembly. Cheering students tried to outyell the other classes to gain possession of the pep jug, something Seniors took pride in winning. Coach Chambers zeros in on the psychological aspect of wrestling and encourages this wrestler to win. The Jacket Grapplers finished their season with a record of 21-7. 2 — THEME

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Greenville High School Marching Band struts its stuff at the Belding Labor Day ceiebration. Junior Varsity hoop-sters get in a little pregame practice. The team anxiously awaits the referees signal to start the game.