Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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foreword Eagerly and vivaciously, each student antici- pates the three years which are to constitute his life at GHS. At least once during this time a lasting impression is made. To one this may be only a subconscious touch, to another, a lasting glow. The impression is that shadow which GHS casts upon all who pass through her doors-a shadow of knowledge, achievement, democracy, spirit, and honor. It is a living, growing, omni-present thing. Because of it, students are imbued with responsi- bility, yet, they welcome it. Living and working under this phantom of greatness, they struggle and fight to attain their goals. And yet, perhaps un- known to them, this shadow becomes a part of their being, urging them ever onward. Never- theless, the permanent shadow is left in the halls of GHS and in the hearts of her students as a link to the past and a promise of the future. table of contents

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