Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

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THIRD ROW, l. to r.: Polly Ingliss, Martha Koslosky, Lena Granger, Kay Van Horne, Ioyce Schmalzried, Gretchen MacArthur, Lenore Dittmar, Ann Woodruff, Emily Washburn, Betty Still, Shirley Hubbard, Nancy Smart. SECOND ROW: Ioyce Baird. Wendy Peck. Iudy Kelly, Linda Bischof, Pat Bellamy, Carol Hendricks, Mary Wilson, Helen Gustafson. Pat Coveyou, Eleanor Kage, Sharon Clave, Mellissa Wells, Iudy Neuman. FIRST ROW: Edith Baker, Melinda Wells, 'Bonnie Elliott, Sharon Bussler, Betty Kearns, Carol Stanaback, Nadine Shanly, Ioan Griffin, Mrs. Bailey: advisor, Iudy Logan, I . 5 1 TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization. The pur- pose is to promote Christianity throughout the school and community. Every year Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y get together and put on a Christmas Formal, and in the spring, a picnic. The theme of the formal this year was Si1ver Snow. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Bailey, our advisor, we have had a very successful year. SUB-DEBS The Sub-Deb Club was founded in 1941. At the present time there are 25 members. New members are taken from ninth and tenth grades. Seniors are honorary members. The advisor to the club is Mrs. Marguerite Beckley. Primarily a social group, it has as its ideals: good character, a spirit of friendliness, and service. This year one of the projects was a Christmas cookie sale. Some of the money earned was used for a needy grade school child. One of the yearly contributions of the club, is to the Iunior Bed Cross. Each year in the spring a slumber party is held honoring the senior members.

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FIFTH ROW, l. to r.: Adele Ernest, Doris Lemble, Betty Kearns, Frances Olsen, Barb Hoch, Eleanor Erickson, Bill Iones, Everett Dielman, Lowell Kosloskey, Richard Bidwell, Marge Plevinski, Viola Denard, Helen Gustafson, Ioan Goodhart, Anne Wellington. FOURTH ROW:Valerie Kniebes, Sharon Bussler, Doreen Iohnson, Ianet Parsons, Nan Veurink, Beth Blum, Lin Johnson, lean Whealon, Linda Lewis, Emily Washburn, Veroneze Kellogg, Glenda Shroder, Carol Horniman, Betty Still. THIRD ROW: Shirley Grams, Lin Ernst, Gloria Parsons, Darlene Duncan, Ioan Hankins, Rosalie Spencley. Brenda Sigaius, Alice Iones, Mary Io Bailey, Lynda Bischoff, Nadine Shanley, Ioanne Griften. Ianet Iacobs. SECOND ROW: Karen Rasmussen, Betty Iane Bellmer, Marilyn Dorsey, Carol Hendricks, Shirley Hubbard, Cammie Reycraft, Nancy Harper, Delores Hansen, Edith Baker, Pat Coveyou, Betty Io Ross, Dawn Barnum. Ioyce Baird. FIRST ROW: Mr. Brown: advisor, Sharon Crick, Gail Kring, Carol Stanaback, Linda Stueck, Marcia Blum. Bonnie Elliott, Gloria Schmult, Iudy Taylor, Miss O'Shaunessey: advisor. The duties of Pep Club are many: to promote better sports- manship to promote pep, to give pep meetings, to familiarize the student body with yells and songs, and to create general enthusiasm for athletic events. The officers are voted into office at the close of the year preceding theirterm. They con- sist of a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Pep Club meetings are held every other Thursday during football and basketball season. During the past year the Pep Club had various money- making projects: sold blue and white shakers during the foot- ball season, during the basketball season, booster ribbons in the colors of the opposing team, with slogans on them were sold, and had concessions for a football and a basketball game. They bought new sweaters for the cheerleaders and sold emblem sweatshirts to mebers of the club. One of the major undertakings of the Pep Club is the huge annual bonfire held once each football season. 62 D D ClUB Pres. ..... ...... B onnie Elliott Vice-Pres. ., .... Carol Stanaback Secty. .. .... Linda Stueck Treas. .. .... Marcia Blum l tw A ... -C 'K' ea 9' rt NORTHMEN