Greenville High School - Vespa Yearbook (Greenville, MS)

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WHAT A cruel world. lameniecl Mrs. Nell Thomas lo Bruce Long and John Sapen as each fried 'ro reconcile himself +o his locomoiion problem! LOOP PURSES of all colors, fabrics. and capacifies bulged - iv . u wifh many female essenlials. bouffant hairdos snared teenager's fancies. ing lo Horner femininiiy. For 'rhe opposire sex. subdued colored ivy- league iackels and pipers were rhe Jrhing. Occasionally bulky lcniih swealers. dirly sneakers. faded ieans wilh swealshirls re- placed narlier arlire. For awhile. I+ ap- peared +ha+ cru'rches and cas+s had be- come a fad, loo. Bur Jrhis one faded wilh ihe depariure of fall sporrs and slippery srreers. There could be no doubl Jrhal 'rhe cavalcade fad had played a major role in 'rhe l962 GHS drama. LOST CONTACT lenses are like needles in a hayslaclc replied D'Lila Huffman lo Quinby Morgan.

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Students, teachers raced through day to RECALLI NG tond memor ENJOYI NG a tun-filled CRAMMING for next day classes Although school seemed to zoom. students somehow packed into a day more studies. more clubs. more part-time iobs. and more socializing than ever betore. Yet augmented emphasis was placed on scho- lastic achievement as college requisites be- came stitter. New clubs, like lnternational Relations. met ever-expanding Gi-lS'ers de- mands. Extra money tor poclcet or college as well as lessons in responsibilities were benetits de- rived trom part-time iobs. The twist became the nation's dance craze and Greenville youths embraced it tor their social gatherings. Cramming ot activities was an art tor many. Unusually adept was varsity cheerleader. avid bridge player, voracious reader, enthu- siastic dancer-Susan Stuart. GHS Best- All Around girl.