Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

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Lefttonght First row-J Gl'lgBbY5J Platt P Potter D Phillips L Stark B Perry C Miller G Peterson J Fochtman J Kerwm B Fryman Second row S Priebe M Grossman I Inglis D Brockway M Shane C Courteau N Cnbbs M Hinds B Blvms M Dunstan D Stark A Bellmer J Guillaume M Batsalus Third row E Lltes J Martmeau P Dalton C Broman M Dean P Roiland B Walker A Herrington S Jacobs, M Card B Bailey I Zaremski Fourth row Miss Hart J MacMillan M Scott M Gray M Garrett J Pletzer B Cole C Switzer G Tripp, D Meyer H Garnett C Mundhenk, M Txmms Mrs Bailey I IEENIJ Vice President Helen Garnett Secretary Metta Ann Hinds Treasurer Achsah Herring on Everywhere always in sunshine in shadow In Joy dlsappointment, success or defeat, Our goals are clear our hearts sincere, Onward we go ever we strive If once we fall we rise to face the light, If once we fall we flght agaln to win We can not be lonely for we stand together, We know the one we follow Christ the Lord This is our quest which we have followed this past year as Y Teens Y Teens are affiliated with the Young Women s Christian Association and were first organized in 1881 fifteen years after the Y W C A was founded In 1918 we were force of the Y W C A the girls who would be Its future leaders In the spi mg of 1946 we adopted the name of Y Teens and our local club formally accepted it in an impressive ceremon ial on October 14 1946 At this time we also formally 1n1t1ated twenty one new members We have had a very busy and successful year in which we sponsored concessions and school dances sent a leader and Y Teen dele gates to two different conferencs held a bazaar and baked goods sale to make money and Jolned with the H1 Y 1n a banquet and a dance Our annual Christmas formal dance, the Snow Ball was a gala affair We have been ably assisted ln all our ac tlVlt16S by Mrs Doris Bailey and Miss Jean Hart, our advisors Page Th: ly eight ' I . l . . . , . , . . l , . , . , . ' , . , D I -' ' f 1 - y - v ' . 1 ' 1 I - n ' v - 1 ' 1 - , . ' , . s , . , n , . , . , . , 4 '-' , . , . . , . ,. . , . , - , . , . . , . , . . , . . 1 W - I C X Officers: President, Mary Edith Scott: named Girl Reserve, which meant the reserve - I , I . , . . . .- ' l 1 ' ' . t . - ' U . . . , . . . . n 1 Y 7 f , , u - u , . Q - . 7 ' , , s. . u u 1 , . , - - , . - n , 7 7 ' b 1 , -I . Cl. - Y! ' . . . . . , . .7 n .

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Left to Rlght First row Mr Jacobs B Jacobs B Buck S McMullen K Smith J Grlgsby M Dow M Tlmms, D Temple J Houts M Lawrence J Wolf Second row D Spxtler D Enbody B Pawlak B Gemmxll D Hartung J Pletzer H Garnett, B Cole J Bellmer J Batsakls TUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l IS an orgamzatxon composed of several elected students whose purpose IS to concern themselves wlth the 1m medmate problems of the student body and to represent the latter ln opxnlons and solutions The Counc1l recelves a representative from each advlsory startmg wxth the seventh grade and COIlt1lll1lIlg' through the twelfth grade In addltlon to these the semor class presldent v1ce presxdent and secretary treas urer the Junxor class presldent and vlce-presx dent and the sophomore class presldent are automatlcally members of the councll The Counc1l has solved wxsely many ques tlons ln regard to student act1v1t1es and lts most useful contrlbutlon was the afflrmatlve opxnlon gxven concern1ng the questlon of the hall monltors who preslded at each end of the hall durmg the class hour and kept frequent check on lockers and unnecessary hall dls turbance The unprejudlced tact Wh1Ch the Student Counc1l has employed throughout the year has made It a relxable and successful orgamzatlon -a real asset to the hxgh school The offlcers were Eugene Knlght presl dent Jean Pletzer vlce presldent and Helen Garnett, secretary treasurer. Page Thirty-seven . ' , . , . , . 1 D Third ww-ufraylor, E1 1-:nigm,'r. Ritter, J. swggin, B. Stafford, L. McNamara, D. Kemp R. Dmmbroskl. Y , u 0 - Y l u - I- ? - : 9 . ' ' 3

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Left to Right Front row-Mr. Quade, J. Price, O. Pailthorp, E. Knight, J. Bataskis Mr MSCMIIIBD Second row F Hoeslx B Davy, K. Price, B. Dean, J. Perry, C. Beers, P. Lashmet, B Glles B. Stafford D Pet erson J Howe B Jacobs, D. Brown. ghl!:ithI'0W LTBEOXH LNB1:Iown, D1ISyStler, K.JC1gawford, F. Rasmussen, B. Buck, B Ball B Treloar C Adams ou row 1 er asson, . arrett, . coggin, B. B kl , H. P'tta d, T. W d B L h ff D Not ln pxcture-hm Hendncks. ec ey I r a e en 0 Potts' ' I I- . . . . . , . , - u n . , , - , E . , . . . Y . . r Y The H1 Y Club has been one of the most actlve partlcxpants ln thxs years school hfe. Its theory whlch advocates Clean Athletxcs Clean Speech Clean Llvmg and Clean Scholar shlp has brought before the students an al1ve characterlzatlon of ldeallstzc l1v1ng The clubs soclal llfe thls year has been a sausfactory experlence for all due consxder ably to the mterestmg' home meetmgs Chrxst mas carolmg and sprmg Mothers Day meet mg and the hxghllght of the year whlch was the recognltlon of Mr Mac Mxllan s unequaled faxthfulness and work as the sponsor of thls club for twenty f1V6 years Mr Quade has also asslsted h1m for several years Th1S organlzatlon IS the oldest of lts kmd m Northern Mxchxgan and has a potentlal long l1fe ahead The Hayo Went Ha Camp IS the recxplent of many H1 Y Boys throughout the state wxth a yearly generous representatmn from Petos- key Page Thirty-nin