Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

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left Hand In-lure Back Ron t Mlss Brooks M Ingalls P Jone W Stump C Baker T Bachelor M Maclnmx hhger M Deschermexer l' Hoy B Bellmer B Elhot N Harper D Brownell A Sarasm Zlluture nmmnakrrz nf Ammra The F H A, under the supervlslon of Miss Helen Brooks, IS a group of ambltlous glrls strlvmg to become good homemakers The purposes of the club are to promote ap preclatlon of the Joys and satlsfactlon of home maklng, and to encourage democracy m home and commumty llfe Thls year among the clubs aCtlV1tl6S were a Daddy Date, helpmg a needy famlly, and several mformal actlvltles OHICGTS for the year were Beverly Shanley, presxdent, Maxme Maclnms, vlce presldent Carol Baker, secretary Thelma Bachelor, treasurer The club's chapter mothers are Mrs Wllford Shanley and Mrs Stump 4, - - ', I. o r.- ' , . . . s. . . . ' . . , . H. 'p Rfylht-Hand Picture-Bark Ifou-, l. lo r.-P. Luebke, S. Wenz, S- Hllbblllzd. A. EFHSY. M- Jvhrlwh, M. Davis. C. Cheadle. Fran! Rauf- - l, to r.- I. t. . . . ' , - . . v - - . ' , . . . . . . . - . S ' Q .

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left Hand Pzcturc Thzrd Rou I to B Jepson B Moore J Wolflasi D SOMUIGI' B Miller 'W Blrd J Ulberg 50601111 RON I T0 B Lister M Gillett P Malec Frst R011 l to B Kalmbach C Fettltf T FOSUI' Middle Picture Third Ron I fo K Smith C Sims E Even-ts J Kohn ki Se ond Ron I Io f' Garrett J Sullivan Fxrst Rou l to B Esler J Lippincott R Peterson E Cosens C Fochtman Iuht Hand Pclurz If ck Ron I lo E Exerts J Lippincott S Kelbvl' Fr0v1lH011 R 161911011 B Miller B kalmbflfh Ht flight anh 61911111 :mil Srrnll Ex ery second Thursday comes the moment the eager students haxe been waiting for and the fa tigued staff has been ssorklng for The H1L1ghts are then dlstrlbuted and for the remainder of that glorious day, a school full of noses are buried in, and double that amount of eyes, follovs the lines of the tabloid pages, absorbing all the latest esents escapades, sports achlesements, humorous incidents, and serious notes Behmd this finlshed product hon exer, are the countless hours of filling assignments pounding a typewriter, dreaming up phrases, or persexermg ly seeking Inspiration The Journalism class of the high school is responsible for this work for it constitutes the staff of the H1 Light the editors reporters, and tvplsts, creating the paper, the ad staff furnishing its ways and means , and the circulation staff seeing to it that readers from P H S to Havsan get their copy of the H1L1ght It s a lot of 11 ork a lot of fun, and a wonder- ful institution - The Hi-Light. The dream of every high school journalist is to join the ranks of the National Honor So- ciety for High School Journalists. This organiza- tion is better known as the Quill and Scroll. To be eligible for this honor one must be in the upper- third, scholastically, of his class, having at least ten journalism credits and on the basis of his in- terest in the field of Journalism. The members recently elected this year are Bob Miller, Ruth Peterson, Joyce Lippincott, Betty Kalmbach, and Esther Everts.