Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

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Loft Hand Pu-tures Burk llou l to Dow Johnson M Bird J llvan I' Mumnurt iron! hon I to H Poster 'I' Po'-xter M Gold-xmlth 1 dl: Future lunch Rau t r J B'reLhel-:en D Southwood S Ulrd sa J Kan Front Ron I Io r S Foght man D Nmwander B Raby L Holtz J Peterson M Garrett A Nlsuander K Perry Front Ron orn S Pmyxaa M urtx-. lo Ll L liltn-Smlleru The Plnsplllers hold thelr meetlngs ex en Monday aftel school at the BONXllHg Alley On the last Monday of every month a buslness meetlng lb he d Any glrl ln grades 9 through 19 who IQ ln terestecl ln bowllng lS ellglble to Joln The offlcers for the present year are Do1othX N1SNV2.hd6T, Presldent, Mary Garrett, Vlce P1651 dent, Allene N1svxander, Tleasurer, Joyce Breche1 sen, Secretary ,. ' ' -, , r. N. , A. , . ' . . Sul- ' . '. ' . ' ' '. . r.- 'MH ' . f. lflfglhtiflarzel l'i1'tur'e, lla:-If Roux l. to r. .l Y ,' .2 I. V . MI Kilb . . ' J , . C J. N' I- 'xs .

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:nfl 11 1 n nc man s me ue 1 mmf 1 u ruun Dmrmnhur nm l'r1111 lmu R Hum, R Petersrn J Ilppxncott L McMullen rl 4 um nn M Lur l Mules Athlrtu' Aaanrmttnn The femmme counter part of the schools male athletlc program, the G -X A strues for many of the same goals Glrls ln grades 10 through 12 xx 1th an actlxe loxe of sports are ehglble to JOIH thls Glrls Ath letlc Assoclatlon The members of the Club par tlclpate ln sports rangmg from thelr mamstaw, basketball to tenms, football sxummmg, sknng skatmg badmmton, h1k1ng and xolley ball The o1gan1zat1on attempts to proxlde the glrls mth the t1me and place to gne free reln to thelr ath letlc lmpulses, to sharpen the1r ambltlons and ln telests, to dex elop qualltles of kmdness and frlend lmess, and to teach, aboxe all, a lasting sense of good sportsmansh1p 1 . l'A'flT1'-I, I0 11 Iffnl: l'n11'-P. F -ht ' , Miss M Pl 2 , L. M lk . S ' fl lion'-ll. Ii Ill! land l fllTf'. 1, In r,-llar'l.' row. lf. Johnson, Miss Mvphef, J, Sik. Srvollrl Nuu'fl'I, l'r N Hamm' dt in Tir' -J, IH! rs 1, S, Fr 3-aa, . ' tis, A. ind. . f o o Q . . , l : ' . A ,' ' , ' . . . . . . , - , . Y v. . .. , . . . . 1 a , o - . l .

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Bark Hou I to H Danuls B Berry G Eldred J SX eber J El ers D Conklln J Martln D Durlln J Prlce B Beyers B Schanll T Ielgl Thlrd Hou T Stefhl J l-lynn J J8Chlm0WlCZ L Fo ter D Vlodek R Daly J Denemw u Mlndel B Mackle J Rough! S1 cond Ron-S Brubaker D Hey ers H Hehrer I' Schmidt R Holden Mr Murray Front Hou M Kruzel E Fettlg J Lyons R Malec J Danlels illuturv illllarhtnwiz nf Ammra The FMA IS a comparatlxely neu club ln P H S Its alms are to glxe boys lnstructlons IH machlnlsts work, Job opportunltles, and to help them find thelr places ln modern lndustry after they get out of school Thls year's offlcers were George Eldred, presl dent, Bob Mackle, X106 presldent, and Jerry Prlce, secretarv treasurer Eserv second year the club takes a trlp to a large lndustrlal center Durlng each current year the boys hold dlnner m66tlHgS lxlth speclal guests, also SOClal events such as hay rldes, dances, and outlngs There IS a speclal project undel may of pur chaslng a metal bandsavw for the shop The club also fosters good malntenance of present equlp ment The shop non has ten lathes, tllo mllllng ma chlnes, tvso povxer hacksavss, a surface grlnder, a Shaper, a heat treatlng system, arc and acetylene uelder, a drlll press, a unlversal grlnder, and a well equlpped stock room for the use of the stu dents ' ', . ff . , . ', . , . , - ' -11 - , - Q - .l'f. ' --. -. . ' . . ' ', . S . . ' , . H . .' ' . , . ' Q, . , . , . , . . , '- . . . . . .V Y . . . .. , Y . .. l . Y. . . . ' v ' 1 v v L ' K .