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

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Growth Occurs Some had waited weeks for this day, others were less than excited about the first day of the 1987-1988 school year; but there was a glow in the halls of Greenville High School that had been absent for ten weeks. Students searched for familiar faces on their way to first hour. Summer had brought change to GHS; a new wing had been constructed, the administration had been realigned, the Yellow Jackets had become Class A ranked, and the building recognized the presence of almost 700 new students, fresh to their surroundings. As the year progressed, the potential benefits of becoming Class A became evidence in all respects. There was a new sense of spirit in the air. From day one, GHS vibrated with spirit; athletic events, assemblies, and extra-curricular events heightened the excitement within our walls. Even the traditional events were included in the rebirth of GHS spirit. After an exciting come-from-behind victory against Spring Lake, the crowds swarmed into the Burl Glendening Center at the Middle School for a record setting Homecoming Dance turnout. Freshmen and Sophomores were openly invited by Student Council to attend; a change in tradition. The Jackets excelled in all arenas of the new Seaway Conference; starting early with a surprising show on the football field and continuing on through to a Wrestling Title and a near Basketball Title. The Girls and Boys Cross country teams both had exceptional seasons; both sent athletes to State Competition and the girls brought home a Conference Title. They continued their winning ways on through to the Spring Track season, as records were broken, left and right. It all added up to a very productive rookie season for the Yellow Jackets in the Seaway Conference. 2—Theme

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It all adds us to a Class A act Varsity Football players Bill Kenney, and Jeff Brown have a moment of silence as the CHS Band plays the National Anthem. 1988 Hi-Life Greenville High School 111 N. Hillcrest Greenville, Mi. 48838 Volume 71 Table of Contents Theme 1 Student Life 6 Athletics 20 Academics Organizations 54 People 106 Community 146 Closing 168 Charlie Choi “picked” this present for Amy Andersen’s Birthday. Adrian Duncan, Varsity Cheerleader, gets (he crowd pepped up before the game, with her bright smile and enthusiastic cheers. l

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Run D.M.C. has nothing on Ihe rapping Irio of Ryan Irish, Joe Loeschner and Chad Thompson. Greenville cheerleaders get the ans excited for the fall season as they cheer to the fight song at “Meet the Yellow Jackets”. GHS' Marching Band pumps up the crowd at a Jacket football game. The band, directed by Mr. Keith Hudson, performed at all home games. Initiation! Bruisers Kevin Knapp, Bob Sloop, and Steve Creasap make Ji e miserable or reshmen and sophomores. Theme—3