Franklin High School - Almanack Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Ski Club listened for last minute instructions from iheir sponsor, Mr. Gillis lrighil. Jim Craig '7'l per formed buck-breaking exercises Wi Sllrr

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TWIRLERS. Maiorettes: Bunnie Dollins, Evelyn Urbanski, Barb Davlsson Fritzi Hyde, Jeanette Jobin. Drum Maior: Robin Spencer These high-steppers led the Marching Band. Lynn Kremer's steady finger was ready to stop the watch when her swimmer touched. Watching were Ann Billing, Daryl Carlson, Diane Balio, Nancy Barr, Kathy Gientke, Lynne Eaton, Gretchen Weier, Sally Gribble, and Karrell Archer. TIMERS CLUB. Front row: Kathy Gientke, Carol Roberts, Diane Balio, Cathy O'Connor, Jim Kcsteva CAnnouncerl, Sally Gribble, Gayle Greenwald, Carol Foley, Kathie Thompson. Second row: Daryl Carlson, Denise Michael, Carol Archer, Nancy Barr, Lynne Eaton, Ann Billing, Pat Buckman, Lynn Kremer, Cindy Cardinal, Judy Cross, Kathy Ragan, Joanne Madigan. ,..-of

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David Dobson and Chuck Daugherty were faithful members of the Intramural Bowling Team. Ski Club members gathered together equip- ment for their after-school trip to Pine Knob Ski Resort. 5 ki Club, Intramurals provide diversified activities A variety of intramural sports was present at Frank- lin this year, appealing to the interest of a diverse stu- dent body. To some, Tuesday afternoons at Livonia Lanes was the place to be when the bowling teams, sponsored by Mr. Avagian and Mrs. Morningstar, performed. For those boys concerned with physical fitness, there was weight-lifting every Monday and Wednesday afternoon. Both ping-pong and pool were added. Although weather conditions weren't too coopera tive, Franklin's Ski Club successfully completed five trips and kept casualties to a minimum. Officers Patt Dunham, Walt Dondzila, Jeanette Joloin, ancl Joanne Dommer, to- gether with club sponsor, Mr. Gillis, organized a dry land ski school for all interested novices. i