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

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Looks like some tough competition for the Jackets as they try to block a spike by the Lowell Arrows. Senior Tony Tomlinson 88, and Junior Ty Hallock 32,saw plenty of action in the 87-88 football season. Junior Chad Thompson 35. in the background here, is also an asset for the mighty Jackets! It's a tense moment for the Ty Hallock takes it to the girls JV team as Jenny Zayler hoop for a Jacket score goes for the free throw. against Orchard View. 20—Sports

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HOME AWAY “Home away from home”—school. High school students, especially athletes end up spending almost more time at school than they do at home, so they have to make themselves as comfortable as possible with their meager accommodations. A green pictures and even mirrors on the locker and a few books. There are lockers’ walls. These students always these students, whose truly deserve some congratulations. Turning something so hideous as a locker into a true work of art. a home. It seems almost impossible. but they do it, year after year, and they're proud of it. In locker’s are so cluttered that you can’t open it without something falling out, but there are many students who take great pride in their lockers by hanging posters, turn, students decorate friends’ lockers for special occasions, like birthdays and holidays. At school, everyone works together to make their life a little easier, and a little less hectic. Making school their home-away from home. The 5-minute rush is on, as students race from one end of the building to the other in order to make it to class on time. Chet Johnston, Greg Deines, and Dave Gough check the standings of their stock. The end of the year locker clean out always reveals things misplaced during the first weeks of school. Lockers. Leisure— ■»»»

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A Class Act ‘A’ for Athletics rn he 1987-1988 school year was the first year that GHS’s population rose to over 1,100 students, which in turn classified Greenville as a class ‘A’, this was the first year since 1984 that GHS was part of a conference ‘The Seaway Conference’. The Seaway Conference includes such school as: Muskegon Hts., Luding-ton, Reeths-Puffer, etc. all of which are very strong in athletics. Greenville faced new challenges, being a class ‘A’ school in a new conference, but despite our obstacles, GHS student athletes went into their sports confidently and performed outstandingly. Chad Thompson gets psyched for the big race as other Jackets prepare themselves. Sports—21