Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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With this year being its second year in existence, the Co-op Club has a greatpur- pose in mind, that being To develop leadership, unity, and exchange of ideas. During the year they raise money for their annual dance and have charity food gather- ings for the needy people in this area. My Ae 5. og, W 4. GREGGITE9 'Q L 1 ,iq iw., The purpose of this organization is to help potential secretaries find their place in the business world. This year the Greggites sold basketball homecoming buttons the profits from which treated them to dinner. Mrs. Derthick is their sponsor. Officers include: Joyce johnson, pres.g Ber- nice Swartzinske, vice pres. 3 Kay Hartman, sec., Dixie Minke, treas. 3 Anna Szymanski, student councilg and Karen Scheen, alternate.

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After being fairly inactive last year, the Future Nurses accomplished many things this year, these beingzcandy sales, several trips to the Alpena General Hospital for observations, a trip to Hurley Hospital and a visit by a professionally registered nurse who presented an informative lecture and movie on nursing. The girls feel that their activities this year have given them great opportunities for advancement in their chosen field. To promote Christian fellowship, to encourage Bible reading and discussion, and to serve others are the main objectives of the Bible Club, which is sponsored by Mr. joula, Mr. Mase, and Mr. Olsen. Carrying these objectives into action, the members of the Bible Club participate in group discussions, trips to the convalescent home, and social outings. Also, this year the sponsoring of a Korean orphan is an interesting project of the club. Meeting every second and fourth Wednesday, the Bible Club welcomes any interested person to participate . FUTURE NURSES President - -Edie Zielaskowski Vice president- -Sandy Rhoads Secretary - -Carol Meske Treasurer - -Kitty Zielaskowski Student council- -jackie Stosik Sponsor - -Mrs . Fell BIBLE CLUB President - -Pam Smith Vice president - -Linda Riley Secretary - -Sue Schmitz Treasurer - -Glenda Reiser Student council- -Dan Schwenke

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APPRECIATION THROUGH BOOKS To further service to the community and the school, and set an example by helping others: with these thoughts in mind, the SLAAM Club has carried out its activities for the year by observing National Library Week, showing movies at Pierce's Nursing Horne, and sponsoring a children's story hour each Saturday morning. We can also attribute the work as library cadets in our public library to these SLAAM members. iamwamsmsmwumuwrwgiw '1amauJamwmiwiv11fi1mu Q L , i S.L.A.A.M. CLUB GREAT BOOKS CLUB One of the newer clubs at A.H.S., the Great Books Club, which is in its third year, was formed to give the accelerated student who enjoys reading an op- portunity to express himself. Meeting every second Friday, the Club holds an informal discussion in which the students present their ideas and express their opinions about the novel being studied. Through this discussion under the direction of Mr. Kelly, the stu- dents gain a better understanding of the mastery of well-known authors.