Greenville High School - Vespa Yearbook (Greenville, MS)

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no 3' Contents in bulging lockers posed sorting difficulties for locker mates. Within seconds after school ended, students rushed from the building to go home, grab a snack, or go to work. he 1.1 ' ' ..:. ' a s ivE,L ,Q Q vvmmwpmw .LQ ,-'. fi. ,, ,,,. is Q..,3f....., cc M W, q , 1 . w as QI.. s fri .. .., . ii ii fa as fl vs 4' I INI- We sailed through four seasons Seasons passed in rapid succession. Without our real- izing it, another school year had ended, leaving us with lingering memories of fun and work and of as- pirations and failures. Summer vacation had flown. Enthusiastic and en- ergetic, we had squeezed every drop of joy from life. Autumn changed our paceg nature's pace decelerated. We became more seriousg we shed our leaves Winter, attested by slow inward growth, followed. We had readjusted to our scholastic invironrnentg daily routines developed. We progressed slowly by trial and errorg we escaped from seriousness in our own ways-through dances, through music, through in- terest in politics, through books, through afternoon rides with friends-each contributing to our develop- ment. But then came Spring. The earth burst into color. We began reaping the yields of an autumn and winter of study-progress coming in .spurts of growth. We blossomedg we ripenedg we harvested our labor's fruit. Then Summer . . .

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Perplexed students such as Mike Roberdeau visited counselors about scheduling problems. 4' The raising of the flag by color guards Pat Moose and Roger Obye signaled the official beginning of another school day.