Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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M'-.yy A if Some considered student government a facade, a formality of electing a powerless president and useless officers to meet with inactive committee chairmen. They were right. They were wrong, too, and more wrong than they were right. Al- though the system handled no major crisis, students governed themselves in their own matters, which was the important thing. Students enjoyed the Christmas party and the Raiderama spectacle, products of stu- dent planning. Student government spon- sored campaigns and drives for charitable causes, probed the honesty question, ar- ranged pep skits, organized elections and clean-up campaigns. 15

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School spirit was something more than the bubbling, boiling roar that bounced around the stands and spill- ed over onto the stadium floor as a tonic for tired athletes. School spirit was something more than mumbling there is a school we love at the last pep rally. School spirit was something more than pasting a sticker in the rear window of the family Chevy. School spirit was-and is-a pride in GHS, in being at GHS, in taking part in GHS, in representing GHS, in plan- ning for the future at GHS. This pride motivated many to give time and talents to improve GHS - and themselves. 'I6 -. U .Q f of Mi. - -nl-4