Pinckney High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Pinckney, MI)

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Q,Jh!fMUf,:5TY I Pirate Log 1 970 Pinckney High School Pinckney, Michigan Table of Contents Dedication ..... . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Introduction ..................... .... 6 Administration, Faculty, and Curriculum ...... 10 A Student Life .................... . . . 44 Homecoming . . . . . . 56 Seniors ....... . . . 64 Underclassmen . . . . . . .1 82 Sports ........ . . . 110 Organizations . . . . . . 134 Advertising ......... . . . 154 Senior Congratulations . . . . . 168 Editorial ......... . . . 169 Senior Directory ..,. . . . 170 irates . . . 'Umm , . In Appreczatwn . . . Looking around, one finds many friends in our school. One in particular is a Warm, friendly person who cares and is eagerly Willing to help any student With a problem. I We have set aside these pages in appreciation for all she has done .... Thank you Mrs. Dickerson. Home Economic students learn the basic fundamentals of homemaking. Mrs, Dickerson checks over the darly agenda. A Time 0 I' Everything Just how shall we live through a year ? Well give yourself a football game, confetti flaked rn hair A hallway jammed with jubilence, A senior settled in a chair. A something year is more than these Study and thoughts composed upon A hand in hand, A quiet moment with a friend, An active class with Whistles blowing A searching moment before going. A special year is all of these . . . And something more .... an ashcan O I I 0 N 1 i And Something More . . . Q .X- Administration Faculty and Curriculum J The two men responsible for keeping our school running smoothly are Mr. Robert Ash, Superintendent, and our Principal, Mr. Warren Wade. These two men have Welded Pinckneyis school system into a program that provides an educational challenge and produces capable students. Assisting them in their work is Assistant Principal, Mr. Richard McCloskey, who has been a new addition to our school this past year. Mr. McCloskey has been an aid to both the administration and the students by being there when he was needed. Mr. Wade glances over some papers. Mr. Ash begins another day with a phone call. A great help to the students this year has been Mr. McCloskey. As part of the Pinckney High School Administra- tion, our secretaries play an important part. They aid the faculty and students. In the main office are two hard working secre- taries. Mrs. Molly Janowski takes care of student problems and also works in the book store. Mrs. Ruth Ann Milam helps Mr. Wadeby typing and an- swering the telephone. In the Superintendenfs office there is Mrs. JoAnn Matteson working as Mr. Ashis secretary. Mrs. Jean Wludyka manages the payroll for the teachers and keeps money for student funds. Mrs. Matteson finishes another day, Keeping ur School Mrs. Matteson concentrates on her daily jobs, Molly and Mrs. Milam make one of their daily office decisions. Molly performs one of her many tasks, on an Even feel Mr. McCloskey and Mrs, Milam discuss office business. Mrs. Wludyka Works busily making out pay checks. The people we students turn to when a question arises about college or just plain ordinary life are our three coun- selors, Mrs. Wilhelmina Swarthout, Mrs. Joyce Sherwin, and Mr. Welton Chamberlain. Mr. Chamberlain serves as the ju- nior and senior class counselorg Mrs. Swarthout supervises freshman and sophomore problemsg while Mrs. Sherwin concentrates her counseling service mainly to the juniors. Mrs. Swarthout helps Kim Cantwell set up her schedule. S A--,M Mr. Chamberlain, Mrs. Swarthout and Mrs. Sherwin talk over counseling problems. Guidance Through i Mr. Chamberlain and Rosa Yoder discuss college plans. Mr. Chamberlain relaxes and waits for the next student to arrive. nde s t d ' Mrs. Swarthout is always ready to assist you with a smile. Mrs. Sherwin is a new member of the counseling staff this year One person who does a lot to keep our school clean is Mr. Russell. Mr. Cates, another custodian, keeps our halls uncluttered. People behind the scenes in our school are the cooks, Who provide us with nutri- tious lunches, our bus drivers who get us to school on time in the morning, and the cus- todians who you don't often see in the halls until the 2: 15 rush is over. Without these people adding their personal touches, Pinckney High School would not run as smoothly as it does. Meet the bus drivers fstandingj Mrs. Gaspar, Mandy DeBar, Mrs. turedj Mrs. McGinn, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Curts, Mrs. Krahn, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Hollister, Mrs. Baughn, Mr. Shinnault, Mr, Michael, Mrs. Dotts, Mrs. Debor, Mrs. Douglas, Mr. VanRaden, Mrs. Bruer, Bus Coordinator, and Mr. Haltom, Bus mechanic. fSittingj Reynolds, Mr. Brown, Mrs. DeMichael, and Mr. Singer. Mrs. Tepatti, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Childs, and Mrs. Stratton. tNot pic- Communication Means English With three new members added to the staff this year, the English Department is rapidly taking on a new image. New courses are being offered to supplement traditional courses. It is hoped that every student will be able to locate his own area of interest in the field of English. English has too long been thought of as the oth- ern subject. We hope after this year that it is referred to as a subject to be taken, not avoided. Mrs. Schember smiles as she collects a home- work paper from Bill Meyers. Larry -Curts, Gary Pettis, and Dave Dunstan wonder what's for English today, Mark Twain or Charles Dickens? Haque-W u And F orelgn Languages Spanish, along with its teacher, Mrs. Sue Osburn, were added to Pinclcneyls Foreign Language Department this year. Mr. Robert Dunn continues to teach French. With the help of these two languages, We can better commun- icate and understand the people of our shrinking world. Mr. Dunn, along with his students, takes time out for a challenging game of scrabble. Mr. Dunn helps close the commu,.L-ation gap through French. Mrs. Osburn demonstrates how to translate Spanish. The Social Science courses at P.H.S encourage each student to be able to courses are built around student needs which are always in transition. New courses have been established fthe Foreign Affairs section of Govern ment, American Cultures, and 20th Century Historyj in addition to ones previously offered. Q An interesting question is asked by a student and Mr. Wilson listens with a smile. the Future Steve Lawrence and his classmates listen to a World Geography lecture. adjust better to life. With this in mind, Miss Keenan responds to a student's question before re- Mrs. Sherwin does research for a U. S. HistorY C1555- suming her reading. And a better Understandtng Don Lounsberry and Steve Morse Work hard to get their assignment in on time. In order to survive in a World of changing times, one must under- stand himself and his environment. The purpose of our Social Science courses is to prepare each student to meet problems which may occur on any social level. Mr. Carpenter adjusts his glasses as the bell rings to end another day. 0 our World Mrs. Shervvin's first hour Government class busily works. Q 4? fegsfagsw Q.VA, .Q , The science courses at Pinckney help our students toward a better un- derstanding of the environment in which We live and also help them to gain a sound perspective of the basic laws of nature. These courses include Chemistry, Physics, Biology , Physiology, Conserva- tion, General Science, and Physical Science. Mr. McCauley explains a problem in his Physics class. Dlscovery Through sp MI Dunn listens to Blu Meyer S explanauon Mr. Davis lectures to his Biology class on cell reproduction. , , , E h Students p.1rt1c1pate ln a lab experlment Mr, Nurnberger sllences hxs class wlth a wave ot hxs hand. ploratwn 4 Foo mamtams d1sc1p11ne 1n hxs Physxcal Sclence class. earning Through The Creative Arts Although Home Economics and Art are non-academic courses, they provide a way for students to express them- selves in original and often times unusual ways. From dabbling out a water color to stirring batter with a spoon, the students learn to use their hands and provide a very personal kind of satisfaction. Our art teacher, Mrs. Lucas, poses for a picture. Mike London demonstrates some of his talent. Home Economics teaches girls to be competent homemakers. W I , , . , ln order to have a safe class, M.r. Lincoln teaches the many skills of the trampoline. Physical Fitness THAT'S called Slaughter Ball! Mr. Nurnberger demonstrates a foul shot 1 : S ,Q 5' is fm Mrs. Rhodes Office Practice technique. Mr. Nurnberger helps a student in doubt. Competition in the Business World The wide variety of business courses offered gives the student a base from which he may build to reach the peak of achievement in the business field. Mr. Crumback teaches the basic elements of bookkeeping The Industrial Arts courses available to the students this year have increased considerably from the previous year. These include advanced courses, and new courses are being offered. The new instructors, Mr. Robert Ash and Mr. John Burg, are preparing the student for a better understanding of a future trade. Don Lounsberry, Bob Singer, and Mike Wylie participate in shop class. Learning Tony O,Connor Works diligently at his project. Mr. Ash looks on as Steve Barker attempts a drafting problem, 2 Through Experience Mr. Burg shows Dudley West different techniques used in shop Jack Sutor concentrates on a drafting problem. Band Band and Chorus are among the fa- vorite non-academic courses. They provide an opportune time for the stu- dmHowmwHmmHmmwEmd verse. Mr. Napier directs the band in a musical selection. 0 For M eamngful J SSN? it ST 2. E E e Q . 1 The band takes a break between numbers. Mr. Napier takes time out to help a student. s W' ts r The chorus sings while Mrs. Swanson leads them. 0 Exp resswn, Swanson is our new chorus teacher this year. Mrs. Swanson demonstrates how to project your voice Special Education, taught by a pa- tient instructor, Mrs. Helen Miller, is a class offered to students to give them a better understanding of the basis of a fine education. Mrs. Miller collects todayis assignments. Basic Skills Mrs. Miller teaches the basic fundamentals. Mrs. Mlller looks over a student s work. Amd m Comprehenswn smmwggr- Tm' .. M fx WEN? w 3fQ:W:.,.,.,.h-fr , Tony O'Conner compares his paper with the key. Mrs. Miller lectures to her class on a topic of interest. Friendships, renewed and lost, are found as you enter your Hadjustment yearsw of high school. High school life can sometimes be quite comical as we suffer through test exams, sometimes Cquite accidentally of courselj eyeing anotheris paper. Or it may be experiencing yo ur first romance and then, hopefully, your last heartache. But your 'fadjustment yearsi' have their serious as- pects also. A preparation for your future trade orjust a better understanding of yourself and the world around you are realized as you search for your identity through learning and thought. As your high school years draw to a close you gener- ally are ready to face either going out and getting ajob, married life, or pursuing your career. All of these things are what make up your adjustment yearsi' of high school. There's always one camel in a crowd. Enjo ment Experienced Through Simple S At least if I don't look like Tarzan, I can act like himf' 610014, WS SHYCHGY Whip121Sh! ' ll Bill Kindred thoroughly enjoys his water break. D1d you hear what hejust said to me?', 'iMaybe if I close my eyes it will all go away. Expression Provokes Thought w 1 w w W 1 W l J ,E 1 K is s E155 3? E X s 5 How lively can a group get! gl just knew you'd be here when I got back! Friendships Bob, I've had enough of your Anythmg else you want done? Don't tell anyone what I heard the other day, but Us Companionship Quick! Now, while he isn't looking. This year the students of Pinckney High are honored to have with them a very nice young man who happens to live in Tarare, France. His name is Florian Goutagneux. Flo, as his friends call him, has five sisters, making him the only son of a high school teacher. He is 18 years old. Flo is giving up his freshman year in college to be with us and is residing at the Valbert Keiser residence. Flo finds Pinckney High typically American. He enjoys all of the extra activ- ities put on by the school and finds our school spirit, com- pared With that in France, great! He has taken a real liking to ice skating and swimming and finds that the way we date is quite different. Flo thinks things are done in a bigger Way and they defi- nitely move faster. And though he thinks our way of living is better and We have more fun, he prefers France. His future plans include attending the Institut Jes Etudes Politiques in Lyon, France, in hopes of working with the State Department later. Flo! A quiet moment of study is found by Flo Flo glances at government book for day 's assignment. Flo demonstrates his artistic talents. The Mr. and Miss PHS award is not one of academics or merit, but one judged by friendship and citizenship. The persons receiving the award this year are Laura Whitley and Terry Haines. It was voted on by the mem- bers of the Senior class and the faculty. Congratulations to both of you. l s Terry browses through a book in the library. Citizenship is an important quality in the choice of Miss P.H.S. 0 Mr. and Mzss P.H.S. Terry Haines and Laura Whitley are Mr. and Miss P.H.S. for 1970. Q .QA N xx X S, -:X - . ' - Qi . mi gf? L Homecoming W Laura Whitley, last year's Homecoming queen, congratulates Sue. Sophomores-Vicky Rowland, Sharon Cartier Cqueenj, Pat Ettig. Freshmen-Sherrill Vedder, Barb Read fqueenj, Ann Williams. Ro alt Reigns Although our homecoming game with Williamston ended in defeat, the spirit of happiness still remained throughout half time when the Senior Class Queen, Sue Bowles, was crowned Homecoming Queen and the class of '72 was awarded the trophy for the best Homecoming float. The sophomores carried off the trophy for the winning float for their second year in a row. ' The freshman float, g'We,ll Pulverize ,Em.', Q J, L .ffl Couples dance to the music of the band. The junior float, Tweet 'em Wuf! The players vie for a victory, Queen Sue Bowles and her escort, Wally Teachworth dance. , hristmas Dance This year, the Christmas Dance, called the Crystal Caprice, was spon- sored by the Seniors. The music of the Blue Max was enjoyed by all. Chris Hinsch, escorted by Mike Pickell, was crowned Christmas Queen. Our Christmas Queen, Chris Hinsch. - Chris Hinsch and her escort Mike Pickell, pose after the crowning. IW . .5 W, an ,wiv M, Wwmwimmnvw W -- , YN 'L my YS, ,415 I .' 22 252' .-if f-Mex: .... N . 55 . . - -: .V 3:, .F ' ' v 'fff: fsf MS? , Y wfkk .f ' -. Wx as ' 1'--53 A 152 9 .W k L Q, 31 ,...wf: vi vf H W' dm 5 Ny-M rgws. EN? S L90 Albfighf Becky Amburgey Sue Armstrong Richafd Baumgartner Ken Belke Jackie Bell 311315-Iand, Laura Whitley CTreasurerJ, Tim Keiser fPresidentJ, Dudley West fVice Presidentj, and Mrs. Sherwin. 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H-f -ew2.g r.. Q 5 Q: L if 5 22, :Ewa -22 .e fllfi g f?ifg-ffwizslrfsf 835, vfgg w-gfiulizsf ser is K, 211: Members ol the Sophomore class work to Complete their float. Cheryl Reck Robert Reynolds We XS ss 3 eh as I S 1:54 John Rogers Pam Rowell Vicki Rowland Janice Ruggles Debbie Russeau Harvey Sample Louis Schmidt Michael Scott Ross Scott Mark Shipley Bob Singer Gerald Snyder Steve Stevens David Stoodley Daniel Strube Scott Strudgeon Cathy Swanson T11 1. 1 Brian Swarthout ' 75 5 5 if i S Bob Baughn anxiously waits in the lunch line for the day's hot lunch. Pam Ball Sharon Cartier, a Homecoming queen candi- date, gives a cry ofjoy when Sue Bowles is announced queen. Ralph Wetherbee Judy Winslow Robin Winters Becky Wludyka Janet Wylie gi KS 2' . X N N P KN ms N sxgk 3 x X as as J? 2, Debbie T3Y101' fil iiftr. Edna Tho mas 5 Dedi Thompson N X 1i, 3 Scott Towsley Kevin Urbany Bonnie Vedder f , 'if Xxx X Xe. 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Mary Ellen Botsford receives needed assistance from Mrs. Mantyck. Connie Alamat Doug Bailey Sandra Ball Bryan Baughn Linda Bennett Randy Bennett Gene Blades Michael Bishop Sharon Bonk Victoria Borrom if i gp' Qs - FQ .. . Freshman Class Officers QSeatedJ-Sherrill Vedder QVice-Presi- dentj Jesse Stevenson CPresidentJ, CStandingJ-Ann Williams Cfreasurerb Robin Snyder CSecretaryJ. Louise Bradley Karen Brewis Steve Cafuk Michael Carlisle Neil Carrigan Sharon Carstens 1 Ernest Chanyi Steve Chapman ' -if .- , i X , . vs-,.-, N.: A s,:5W.f,-fem M J , , .fx-X fs , we .w,,s:5-.sqm ,,.., f stigma: . effigs:X-sHs,:y1:2gg'zf in f - ' wif be . K sk, st 7 fm 3559,- ':-. 1 A 'kim X J s H WX W X ill 3, sz ws wxex ,X X XX T X S 'Riff X XX: -11: 5 X K X Q X xi is iw X N X 1 n N me XX XX sung-3-f use Ns 1.. .Lzi x - - w h 1, N if W X 5 my , we 2 'Nt QQ:-H' x we X wx N eq X x S Shim? x F W is X Q iw x , .. , ..:: Q Q.: t ...,, .. .. ,. .,,. ,. . Q X , ' ,fel f ,,Lli . -Q was Q 4 ki B Q X X v x rea xx X P2 if x N N gk Qi N , . Qi L..7A- .:.. , -- -V A ' - 'Q 'V :1f:i. mzisf -- '- ri fw - N Riiif-'ish w e - 15235 2 My .1 lQ,.mQ?f2 L. eg? BEE ffl uf .. . fi :fi wif, .,,.- if -.,- gl.-:fu : 1- i,If.2f,-1ffg,.Qzs1f22wfr-ff- 1-1-V, 1 , ew, fi .we if 1 .N , U . - , -- w g Q-Q5 .2 5 We 4 wm'4!,ffl'i' ,ji xx xx X JoAnne Charboneau Tom Ciminelli Debbie Clark Becky Clauson Mary Conforto William Connolly Bruce Cook Noel Cooke Donald Courdway Kay Cox Larry Curts Joey Dean Becky Dansmore Jeanne Devine Steve Devine Debbie Dippold Robert Dockett Michael Down Robin Doyle Karen Dunn Dave Dunstan Patricia Finan Bill Fitzpatrick Lewis Fuller Denise Hopkins awaits the beginning of class. Robert Gutshall Jeff Hale Steven Hale Linda Halliburton Mike Hendee Daniel Henry Jim Henry Mary Hoeft Denise Hopkins Sue Horner John Gardner Lefa Gehrmger Nwgg? 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Yi ng wiv Dennis Howard Cathy Janssen Kathy Jeanette Vicki J esowski Theresa J obe Gary Josephson Patricia J osephson Norman Karsten Russell Keiser Rick Kindred Sandy Kitson Pam Klotz Brad LaBe11e Mary LaRosa Sandra Leach my fs i 3 5 The Freshman float takes its place in the Homecoming Parade. Teresa Leemon Susan Lalonek Sally Lemm Marigretchen Lewis Terry Losey Don MacDougall Vicky McCarty Rick McDaniel Terry McNiven Lorri McNulty Martin Manhart Joyce Marhofer David Marshall Jeffrey Marshall Paul Marzolf X 55152-vzfewv 1 ni X 2 r :V W ' ,,r X xx E 3 N X ,i X NN Q X xXx iii , Be Q his xX , -5, . - .2 - -wx .::f 1:f, r- : EEST' : . ew . -:V -r - :I -,:- I .fr i3 i?1 ? '75i-?:'iSi ' t X xg f iwdgg N X E ,.. ext S Q X we X , sg ,,,, g -' .- K -fi??5'f:7'7l 5 fg '3esff5?J??t'5552flSm .i. 5855-5Q.lxQi1i5ig?Ti:?fL 1 . f - gig mgfei.::V1:?2 f .g:i2P'i . T K 1 X YJ JE Mx , Sw E im X , QI Q 1 z X ., .sgfffil-'3ifQ7 i 'ii 1-vsivfsisisik 'Ss- z lewis ' Q 3 T rv - Qi or 2 3 x Q F s N N X5 sg W Q 1 3 :X Qs ' NF N N X X? I, 'L ? 4 .5 ' ' After a well completed hour, Jim Henry awaits the bell. Linda Mayville Rex Meabon Phil Merna . . .:. ,i 5 .. - x xx 5' R3-Jlitlfm ' 'R E 4 , J 1, .. 5. mansmrsgr. ii. -: 5-,S r H'2I53i5gT'?'F'-EWIII -.V-v I-:Zi - gf E?-:- ':::. le fe i K ee N e X we-he lla ms' xQ X l 'W XXX gig , if i John Perry Terry Peters Gary Pettis Pam Pinnow he M . lg- Mi. 1 K 25 7 fi? a .X . , aggg, i Cindy Meyer Patricia Micheal Theresa Miller Bruce Minock David Mitchell Larry Navarre Terry Nicholas Judy Patierno Harold Patterson Steven Pelto Louise Bradley and Mary Hoeft practice Homemaking skills. I Michele Plante e,A,l5,A James Posler Q-fzk Becky Potter Q 5 :J Wendy Radabaugh ..:. 1 S s . v 1 N wi N r N W Y Q6 X S f- S ufi. 'V ?w .za,, x 1,1 ,r fagsa- ' s-sa.. X Barbara Read fi Mary Read ,,-- Christeen Roberts H Laura Roberts :t-' Ann ROge1'S :LW .awe . -,Q Siem X S X X X ty,t eg 3 , .. ascii X XX , James Rooke Steve Rose Barbara Russell Dennis Rzeszotarski Pam Salyer Linda White and Bruce Cook talk before class begins. Teresa Schreiner Pamela Scott Susan Shehan Robin Snyder Cathy Siterlet Debbie Speake . X Q i i Ego X M Q, xi--L , X Q 'Q ,. -, 2 :,' 3? A :Wa U Pk we . RP a.,. '. X H X? Y x K X x he-6 x K K Mr . -N M x '-- Joseph Sephar Wendy Steadman Jesse Stevenson Mike Surgenor Roxanne Swarthout Stephen Swarthout Tom Talkington Cheryl Tanner Steve Taylor Sherry Vanderhoof Barbara Russel works diligently on her math papers. Sherrill Vedder Mark Venable Randy Wheeler Linda White Randy Widmayer Ann Williams Pat Wilson Carla Workman Greg Yost James Young i f 1. -rw . rf ,::a5Q. ' . .. X, vu ki N Nm X l 8 xx lx N X New X X gs 4 'S 'I S 'N Es i W X sasrwzse X' s Ht '-H. Freshm Ronald Boprie Kevin Clark Ronald Cullen Randy Darrow Daryle Kramer Brad La Belle Terry McNiven Theresa Miller Bill Olejniczak Mary Osaer Harold Patterson Jim Pickell is N. - en Not Pictured W A Christeen Roberts Laura Roberts Robin Scarbrough Tom Tolbert J ack Vliet Rodney Vosmik Luther Waterbury Mike Waterbury Betty Wollenhaupt Nancy Zoble Susan Zarza Bob Zalma Mike Hendee and Mike Brshop concentrate on their math homework. 'Wir . ,W . Wiggiiiiffkv- 3 .. mm H. . fl, mmm 'Stab : I: 1 -K vpn W ' mx - x 3 . . N Lil.: Q' iff' -V ' t . .4 ' 5 'L 'ff' fa? A HJ, i ,, R2 Na my u QQ, -,ww 4 - .. x :.X I, f Q 6 . xgqt SQ, N, ,, in if' R .gpg Z' A . 1 X' -. Z xii Q Q , in 45 iii up 1- ' , , . W-iz Jr vi X3 . Q ft gf N ' 5' . , ,mtg an X 'sv i 'va A 5 ff . fi in Q. Q' 1+ r pi i 4 Q K Pi? Am 74992 I A if? A E .4 ..,.: Q 48 1- M 4 n i ! I I i 1 v 1 I ! I k w if-S5e . .. Coach Coughlin gives pointers to a player. Touchdown This year, the Junior Varsity Foot- ball team had two wins, over Stock- bridge and Bath, and one tie with Williamston. All the men on the team were dedi- cated and prepared to sacrifice for each other. They showed much hard work and they had the will to win, even though there were several injuries The type of football these young men played indicates there will be more wins in the next few years. Coaches Nurnberger and Coughlin think that the J .V. is a future football team. They were willing to sacrifice for the team and if the desire and hard work continues, there will be an even brighter future for Pinckney High School. Front row: R. Ralph, G. Marshall, J. Kitson, R. Lamirand, D. Hewlett, B. Amburgey, S. Barker, T. Talkington, K. Clark, J. Jansen Second row: Coach Nurnberger, K. Urbany, J. Henry, J. Posler, D. Bailey, T. Mcniven, J. Rogers, J. Janiga, M. Clark, J. Stevenson, Coach Coughlm Third row: B. Baughn, D. Lewis, T. Trumbull, J. Snyder, P. Merna, R. Dippold, M. Surgenor, R. Winters, R. Keiser, G. Brown. Fourth row M. Shipley, E. Chanyi. G Coach Lincoln, T. Breneman, B. Beasley, D. Douglas, M. Merna, C. Lindsay, T. Shehan, V. Wagoner, S. Latimer, B. Reck, I. Deering T Trum bull, W. Yoder, M. Krupa tMgr.J. Go! F ight! Win.' As We look back on the statistics of the 1970 Varsity Basketball season, We can say We've improved over the years. Our victories are attributed to the co-operation, hard work, and the dili- gence of every man on the team, in- cluding Coach Lincoln. His competent leadership and guidance led us on to these victories. Although We Will be losing seniors, Bill Reck and Chuck Lindsay, the years ahead can only get better. Congratulations and good luck guys! B'-w-...XM if First row: P. Marzo1fCMgr.J,J. Stevenson,G. Marshall, S. Brown, J.Rogers, S. Barker, G. Brown. Second row: J. Gardner CMgr.J, J. Kitson S T0WS1eY, B- Baughll, L. Deering, B. Amburgey, M. Clark, Coach Nurnberger. Get That Ball Coach Nurnberger tensely Watches his team. Our Junior Varsity team combined effort and desire to give us an exciting season. The individual work of each player contributed to the outcome of the Whole team. Although the losses outnumbered their wins you could tell that many gruelling hours of practice had made them better with each game. We are sure that these athletes will one day make us a crack basketball team. Good Luck .T.Vfs! P.H.S. is behind you all the way. Freshman Spirit The Freshman basketball team is made up of 15 players who have put forth much hard work and practice this year. With that and the guidance of their coach, Mr. Harold Davis, they gave their opponents much competi- tion. Although not many victories were scored, they have shown much sportsmanship. We congratulate you for a fine season. GO! First row N. Karsten, R. Bennet, J. Marshall, R. Vosmik, B. Zalma, D. Marshall. Standing: D. Mitchell R Cullen N Carrigan D Henry J Jansen and Coach Davis. 1 W The cheerleaders show pep during the Homecoming pep rally. Varsity Cheerleaders: Sharon McKinney, Kathy Laszlo, Laura Whitley, Sandy Grant, Loly Smith, and Debbie Aschenbrenner. The J .V. Cheerleaders show their skill in a cheerleading formation. Sandy Grant cheers on our team Hurrah P.H.S .... ! O School spirit is something special-it can be seen, 0' felt, and experienced by anyone and everyone! Those people most closely associated with it are a group of girls known as cheerleaders. Their job is very exciting and full of fun, but it is also very de- manding of their time, talent, and energy. A cheer- leaderis main role is to try to instill in the student body a certain pride, loyalty, and spirit for their team and school. The task can be relatively easy when victories are plentiful, but it takes a nspecialw kind of student body to keep supporting a team that is experiencing an unsuccessful season. Pinckney High School has been praised for its spirit and good sportsmanship-We are all very proud of this reputation! A special Nthank-youi' belongs to the seventeen young ladies who have helped pro- mote and g'lead this spirit and enthusiasm-the CHEERLEADERS of PINCKNEY HIGH! H - J.V. Cheerleaders, Ctop to bottomjz Cheryl Reck, Jane Beasley, Penny Gouch er, Peg Armstrong, Mary Higgins, Kelly Wagoner. Freshman Cheerleaders ftoplz Kathy Gutshall, Cindy Meyers, Lorri McNulty, Cbottomjz Ann Rogers, and Ann Williams. Wrestling basically is an individual sport stressing self-reliance While at the same time, combines a team effort. A wrestler learns to be responsible to his team as well as learning his own capabilities and short comings. This year Pinckney's wrestling team contains a cross-section of students, from Freshman to Senior level. These students are trained and assisted by a very able man, Coach Hand, and his assistant, Coach Hanson. The years co-captains are Dennis Urbany and Fred Williams. Coach Hand shouts instructions to a Wrestler. 0 Pm Your M an First row: K. Clark, M. Charboneau, S. Swarthout, F. Williams, G. Reed, M. Brenemen, H. West. Second row: R. Dippold, E. Gerde1,M Surgenor, K. SWarthout,T. Schaner, R. Ralph, B. Fitzpatrick. Third row: Coach J. Hand, H. Reinwald, R. Darrow, P. Merna, R. Baumgart- ner, D. West, D.Urbany, Coach W. Hanson. Hustle I The aim of both Track and Cross Country, is to build up character in the athlete, and second, it gives a boy a chance to get rid of any excess energy in a constructive manner. Track and Cross Country are both individual sports but they stress team unity. Each boy is on his own during competition. If he does his individual job, he is helping the team. In Track and Cross Country this year, we have eight or ten lettermen. The Coaches, Jim Wicker and Tom Wilson, feel there is no way to go but up. With the fine nucleus we have, as well as other members of a fine Cross Country team, an exciting year of Track and Field we have had. Tom Shehan competes in a track meet sg-'mg H s Standing: Coach Wicker, G. Murray, M. Merna, T. Shehan, J. Posler, D. Clark, S. Brown. Kneeling: J. Hale, H. Brown, B. Chapman, E. MacAinsh, T. Breneman, G. O'Leary, E. Gerdel. fn 53511 Row one: T. Trumbull, T. Breneman, G. Marshall, S. Barker, M. Clark, J. Kitson, S. Eash, M. Milton, Coach Reader. Row two: S. Latimer, D Urbany, W. Yoder, B. Reck, D. Douglas, B. Doyle, R. Nosker, J. VanBlaircum. All the Wa Home As of yet, the baseball season has not yet offi- cially begun, but from the looks of the men going out for the team, it looks like we will have a good year. But this could not be done without the good training from Coach Wesley Reader, and a lot of hard Work. When basketball season comes to an end, we'll be ready to go! Good Luck!! Coach Reader seems prepared for the upcoming Baseball season. We Want a Victor With the guidance of the Junior Varsity Base- ball Coach, Mr. Coughlin, and the hard work ofthe players on the team, the baseball sea- son of 1970 will be very successful. Coach Coughlin looks forward to the Baseball season. Row one: Coach Coughlin, N. Carrigan, R. Scott, H. Patterson, D. Kubat, K. Urbany, B. Zelma. Row two: D. Olkowski, M. Scott, J. Rogers G. Brown, B. Amburgey, R. Kindred, T. McNiven, M. Venable. Row three: E. Chanyi, J. Marshall, J. Stevenson, D. Mitchell, P. Marzolf, S. Taylor. Contrary to the thoughts of many people, golf is an ex- citing sport. From the moment you take the first swing, until you tap the ball into the last hole, there are many minutes of excitement, depression and a feeling of success-just as in any other sport. With the careful guidance of Coach John Hand, the players strive to better their swing, drive long off the tee, while they keep a steady motion of the putter. I A one-a-day capsule comes in hand. Tee Row one: M. Haines, J. Burg, H. Reinewald, M. Krupa, P. Marzolf. Row two: T. Talkington, B. Doyle, J. Sephar, B. Meyers, B. Beasley, Coach Hand, A N, .. ff .. , , 1' ' A.. x Q, xw N Hx- ,.MwXN,Q f, f ug.. ,,, sw if 'fl' F, K .. . N, H my X, ,.,,, J 44 NW. my R' Q' W' SP W ww 'fr W Q w w -H P 7 ,K uv .r . W' -Q my , ..-4. 'iam M' I ,, K ,,. . K Y 1. f W N f K M S + . fx M W 1' an K My K 'Y - -K ,, 1, Q , - N N., A af Q K N . v ,X vw , , fu, , A W, - .R www t K If A ,W K Q gf X kk hi My ,Q ' 7 , , .ff ' - Wx N 'F M f .. 4 U W ,nv W, W wk f K Q ws ww - I M, f fm 'Nav , .L ' Q- V -1 -A v f I ' K.. .. 'M N fy , N f W' M., x - A K ,N .ww,,4v,R L , x., -- . ' 'NA 5 W Q ,A 4. ' v N XMI K +N 'Y L . S .,. af w an M f .,',.,,, xf 4. ' uimw' N A f N' n 'MQ ,N as MQ wk M U Q- 'X . . Ng 'R' M v is , - ,N-,nw . N K f - y x 'MQ +- vf.t.v xl.-' K Q H ' A., ,W 'X fn. A Q' Q K' ' 'W W gf' ,H img .U vm - .. .W k A f-0 vw . , 5, .. ,. S k f MM. Xx'W i'S'--N-ibm.,-IAA., , VK X' 15 .Q 4. +- .. ,X .. - - vm. ...--Q' .Q 'L N.,g-m.,,,..A, ,N i,wP mn , vw f .R-N, ' bm .Q +R ,. .ww , ,.- N +,:s..f,,y xnxx ,!.QW'f N. K W9 ,, M NK , f M' N Q .QQ Q. .N 1 X qu 'YQ ' x ' N my -N ff w, ,G M K N ,-4 mx ts. ww, 4 .W M ,,. W .N if - A HRM is 4 k Q sm' QQQ QQ , SEL ORGANIZATIONS The Care Club, sponsored by Mrs. W. Swarthout, has done much this year to help the under-privileged families of our community. They have brightened the holidays for many with gifts donated by the members of the club. Care Club gives the student not only the chance to share his experiences with others, but to have the feeling of self- satisfaction. Mrs. Swarthout plans for Care Club activities. 6 6Care Club, ' Row one: M. LaRosa, D. Halliburton, V. Rowland, B. Vedder, S. Grant, S. Ludwig, D. KesslerfSec., C. Hinsch-Pres., J Keiser, P Armstrong, K. Wagoner, J. Cyde. Row two: M. Read, S. Vedder, B. Wludyka, J. Kellenberger, L. Gehringer, L. McNulty, N. Yoder, J. Wylie, D. Warden, S. Nabb, J. Winslow. Row three: D. Russeau, J. Kohvakka, T. Clark, S. Snay, D. Thompson, T. Jobe, S. Kitson, B. Clauson, J. Marhofer, M. Stibbles. Row four: K. Swanson, H. Gray, E. LaRosa, L. Smith, E. Thomas, S. Gaspar, V. McCarty, S. Bonk, K. Brewis, M. Higgins, S. McKinney, D. Radloff. ational Honor Society Row one: L. Smith, R. Yoder-Sec., S. Eash4Pres., D. ScottfTres., D. Vedder. Row two: M. Kozij, S. Ludwig, S.A. Inman, P. VanB1aircum, K. Swarthout, A. Read, B. Zezulka, L. Whitley. Row three: B. Michael, J. Gardner, M. LaR0sa, L. Robinson, T. Haines, V. Hruszczyk, E. La- Rosa, J. Bennett, D. Rowell, Mr. Davis-Sponsor Missing: K. Gramer-V. Pres. The National Honor Society is an organization spon- sored by Mr. Harold Davis. Members must have a mini- mum of a B average for four consecutive semesters be- fore becoming eligible. All those involved in this club have scholastic abilities that are above average, good character, and show leadership qualitites. This year, the National Honor Society sponsored the bookstore, and they went on a field trip. Stan Eash and Mr. Davis discuss problems for the National Honor Soc - iety. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association is spon- sored by Miss Elizabeth Bacso. G.A.A. gives any girl the chance to use the gym facilities when she would other- wise not have the time. There have been many events this year such as bowling, roller skating, and the Pajama Party sponsored by G.A.A. mem- bers forthe F.H.A. Sponsor: Miss Basco. Guess Who? . . . and away we go! HELP! xiii! Row one: J. Keiser, B. Clawson, C. Black, M. Surgenor-Pres., Mrs. Dickerson4Sponsor, S. Ball, R. Reed. Row two: N. Williams, M. Ca- hill, J. Swanson, T. CoxfV. Pres., K. Rogers-Treas. Row three: D. Krahn, D. Thompson,rC. Hinsch4Sec. Row four: M. Hoeft. Future H omemalcers The Future Homemakers of America has been an or- ganization in Pinckney High School for twelve years. There are twenty-five members, along with their sponsor, Mrs. Dickerson. Throughout the year they have had many group activ- ities. For example, they have gone bowling, roller-skating, and have attended a G.A.A. and F.H.A. pajama party. The main purpose of the club is to encourage good will in the home as well as in the community. 1 rr 1- A-Maw se., J, . , K fe N--ff nrafgiftif-feaslaaeu....,,,-is-if . ,,,V,,,. ,,,,,i,,,,, W ,,... ef Q at it .,f..e.sg1:ss get or X f MM- ee, ,. . , i gf, fi Q rs K , . :ig .,, be i. ' 1- Row one, kneeling: I. Deering, T. Hoeft-V. Pres., Mr. Hand, D. West-Pres., F. Williams. Row two: H. Brown, B. Chapman, E. Williams, S. Towsley. Row three, standing: T. Breneman, J. Ciminelli, M. Thompson, K. Hall, B. Bishop, L. Deering, D. Olkowski, B. Baughn, B. Kindred, R. Baumgartner, J. Colone, B. Halliburton, P. Vosmik, G. Reed, S. Latimer, B. Lounsberry, T. Beckman, M. Milton. Varsity Club meeting. Varsity Club The purpose of the Varsity Club is to create better school spirit in both the athletes and the student body, and also to produce a pride in our team. Any boy can gain membership if he has a Varsity letter, goes through initiation, and he is able to maintain good standing not only sport-Wise, but also scholastically. The Varsity Club sponsors activities not only to earn mon- ey -for themselves, but also to help the Pinckney Athletic Association provide for our school's sport facilities. The club, sponsored by Mr. John Hand, this year sponsored a dance, and travelled to Detroit to see a basketball game. Mr. McCloskey-Sponsor, Tim Gardner, Dudley West-Vice-Chairman, Stanley Eash-Chair- Stan Eash runs the Video tape Camera man, Dave Stoodley, George Cottom-Sec, Eugene Reed- Vice-Sec., Ed Gerdel. ' Audio-Visual Tim Gardner Wheels the opaque projector down the hall. Audio-Visual is a club for people who have a general interest in machines. lt gives the members a chance to learn to run the projectors and other audio-visual equip- ment, to gain experience and further their mechanical interests. The club is responsible for the efficient use of the audio-visual equipment used in the classroom. The sponsor, Mr. Richard McCloskey, permits anyone to join who has a general interest in machinery. The Art Club was created in order to promote any interest that anyone may have in the arts. The club's adviser, Mrs. Maureen Lucas, feels that it is good for any student who has any interest or ability for art to have the chance to express himself . This year, the Art Club attended art demonstra- tions and visited many art galleries. Mrs. Lucas explains the beauty of art work. Seated: D, Kessler-Pres., Mrs. Lucas-Sponsor, T. Hoeft-V. Pres. Row one: R. Widmayer, P, Alger, C. O'DWyer, J. Winslow, I. Bennett, P. Armstrong, R. Vosmik. Row two: J. Wlodyga, C. Oleski, P. Strube, F. Goutagneux, D. Scott, N. Collier, K. Gramer. Missing: S. Inman-Sec.-Tres. we Amd The girls Working in the office not only learn practical experience, such as typing, filing, re- cording, and reporting, but they also learn how to meet and talk to people. They represent the school in the sense that they meet the public first at the office. They are neatly dressed, and their smiles help keep the office running smoothly. Their basic duty is to help Mrs. Janowski with the simpler tasks. Truly, they are an efficient service to others. Becky Amburgey writes a pass for Ron Ordiway Mr. Wade-Principal, Mrs. Milam-Secretary, Patty Dunn, Sue Armstrong, Mrs. J anowski- Secretary, Kathy Gramer, Kathy Laszlo, Becky Amburgey, Chris Fisher, Jan Dean, Marty La- Diane Kfahn ggafghgg through the Stu- Rosa, Sue Nabb. dent files to pursue a student. Librar Stajjf The student librarians who work in our library, volunteer their time in order to make the library a more smooth running place. Though the library aides have no formal meetings, it seems as if they are always organized, and ready to help a student. This year, Mrs. Wolf, the sponsor, and the stu- dent librarians took a trip to Xerox, University Microfilms, and they attended a SLAAM workshop in the spring. The club sponsored the Paperback Bookstore, located in the library. Mrs. Wolf and Norma Yoder look over the new shipment of books Mrs. Ash, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Amburgey, Mike Scott, Carol Bemis, Sheri Rowland, Luther Waterbury, Terry Losey. Newspaper Staff l Row one: Helen Stevenson, Dave Shipley-Business Manager, Debbie Scott-Editor, Jenny Bennett-Asst. Editor, Rosemary Reed. Row two: Sue Armstrong, Peggy Kozemchick, Lynn Fink, Sponsor, Mrs. Sue Osburn, Linda Singer, Sandy Grant, Debbie Kramer. Row three: Sue Finan, Valerie Keiser, Phyllis Strube, Rene' Martin, Darla Kessler, Diane Krahn, Shirley Fisher. I ? ,SQ The Newspaper Staff is originally a journalism class. The people enrolled in this class, and their teacher, Mrs. Sue Os- burn, have taken on the task of putting out a school news- paper. The Pacemaker supplies the students with news of school activities, both past and present. Through the paper, even those students who are not directly involved with the paper, can voice their opinions, and make others aware of them. This year, the staff published a Senior Book, created to summarize all the acitivities of the seniors, throughout their four years of high school. The Pacemaker has kept us well-informed. Great J ob!! E Q Mrs. Osburn explains newspaper problems to the staff. Campus C CLi 89 9 Club The Campus Life club is one that was created in order to encourage students to have a more balanced life, socially, mentally, and spiritually, as Well as phy- sically. This year, there were many activities which proved to be very successful in recruiting new members. Some of these were, the Manhunt, the Winter Festival, the Wild Goose Chase, and George Washington's Birthday Celebration. Three hands are better than one. Row one, seated: D. Michael-Sec., B. Michael-V. Pres., Mr. Wicker-Sponsor, S. Eash- Pres., E. Eash-Social Chairman. Row two: D. Dippold, E. Gerdel, B. Potter, C. Meyer. Row three: J. Henry, P. Michael, M. Clark, N. Williams-Tres., K. Swarthout. Stan Eash points out to Mr. Wicker when the next meeting will be. - Pep lub Si 'Q igirgl 2 s 1 1 The Pep Club is made up of a group of young people who are trying to spread school spirit! They have done much under the direction of their sponsor, Tom Wilson, to create a pride in our team and athletes and im- prove the sportsmanship of everyone. 5 T Ribbons have been sold supporting our Basketball and Wres- tling teams this year. The Pep Club has sponsored many extra-curricular activities. A few things they sponsored are, a spring carnival, and a dance with the theme, '4When I'm 647 All in all, everyone feels they've done a good job. 1 s The Pep club, with the aid of Mr. Wilson, add enthusiasm to the student body. l We proudly present the PEP CLUB! Officers this year are, Valerie Keiser-Pres., Joan Gardner-V. Pres., Sandy Grant-Reporter, Sherri Mc- Nulty-Tres., and Mary Surgenor-Sec. l Yearbook Stag Seated: P. VanBlaircum, A. Read-Co-editor, Mr. Hanson-Adviser, K. Gramer-Co-editor, J. Gardner. Standing: M. LaRosa, N. Yoder, M. Sur- genor, M. McKnight, D. Stoodley, S. Eash, L. Robinson-treasurer, M. Kozij, S. Tennant, L. Gardner, R. Yoder. The purpose of this years, Yearbook Staff is, as though, We wanted something special, something different than We've ever had before. With the help of our adviser, Mr. Wes Hanson, we feel Welve done just that. Many hours of hard work and confused weekends were spent preparing the History of '69-'70 for publication. l Yearbook Staff members Work diligently to meet their final deadline. always, to put out a 'ebook of memories. This year, 5 Radio Club Nm ,sse- .ries were wmmm-as 'NISILR G Standing: John Gardner, Greg Yost, Mr. Chamberlain-Sponsor, Jon Perry, Mike Down. Seated: Eldon Eash-Sec., John Torok-Tres., Louis Schmidt, Kris Gray-V. P., Randy Down-Pres. Kneeling: Jerry Janiga, Marshall Miller, Ed Gerdel, Charles Guidot. John Torok works on his radio. Sponsored by Mr. Welton Chamberlain, the Radio Club has this year been very successful. The purpose of the Radio Club is to encourage a greater number of students to engage in the hobby of radio. The Pinckney High School Radio Club offers young men an op- portunity to study radio theory operation and Morse code. The members are expected to qualify for the F.C.C. li- cense, Which permits one to own and operate an amateur radio station. The club, this year, traveled on a field trip and their Demonstration Day during Michigan Week was a big suc- cess. Ski Club The recently defunct Ski Club launched with an impressive start, then sunk beneath the hull of apa- thy. Kaput!! Because of lack of interest, there were no activ- ities planned for the year. And since there were no activities, the need did not arise for the 'Lclub to sponsor any money making projects. Better luck next year! T r, E S 5 5 Bill Doyle prepares for a good skiing day. ROW one: Sue Armstrong, Helen Stevenson, Loly Smith, Vickie Rowland, Debbie Aschenbrenner, Bonnie Vedder, Penny Goucher Kathy Laszlo, Mr. HansonfSponsor. Row two: Bonnie Speake, Colleen O'Dwyer, Elaine LaRosa, Debbie Scott, Carl Oleski, Linda Robinson, Jon Perry, Karen Mudar, John Siterlet. Row three: Tom Talkington, Bill Beasley, Tom Hoeft, Flo Goutagneux, Greg Phelps. Bill Doyle, Paul Singer, Joel Burg. 1 l Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Irene Mil- ler, is a club made up of young people whose future goal is to be- come a teacher. Throughout the year, members of the club have been student teaching at the Elementary and Middle Schools. In this way, they have gained the much needed experience and knowledge needed to someday become a good teacher. Sponsor: Mrs. Irene Miller. Missing: L. LaVanway-Sec., T. Haines-V. Pres., B. Amburgey-Parl., E. Freissler-Tres. Row one: S. Inman, V. Keiser-Pres. Row two: D. Russeau, L. Smith, P. Waite, P. Scott, H. Gray, D. Halliburton, R. Yoder. Row three: P. Miller, B. Potter, L. Halliburton, M. Stibbles, J. Kohvakka, C. Hinsch, D. Charboneau, D. Dippold. Row four: P. Rowell, L, Robinson, T. Cox, C. Swanson, S. Eash, N. Collier, E. LaRosa, J. Gardner A. Read. .. N .... 5 X xiii., - .M Y 3 up ,M -N Y. ,B rs. XR A Im' . 1 F P w W , . , - . s ADVERTISING afongratulations Class of 1970 The Brighton State Bank 75241 East M-36 P.O. Box 207 H b g vi' hg 48139 Ph. 229 2997 JosephE.M '-A .V' P d dM g F off s Y Bgh H bgHgh1d dll dLk La Rosa Bowling Lounge Pinckney Pinekney General Store H ardware-Groceries M eats-Supplies- Toys Congratulations to the Class of 6670', Betty Kay's Beauty Salon Main Street Pinckney, Michigan Ph. S78-3525 Mffongratulations to the Class of l9707' HAMBURG HARDWARE Youlve Worked hard these p t y d now h d y d ploma. G th f t 10596H b gR d H b glVlhg FARM BUREAU INS. 122 West Clinton Howell Michigan II and say hello. hor th sound of your voic . Watch for ar ie os er on our occ: . . s ca Congratulations to Class of 6'70'9 Hamburg Dairy , 5.5 Queen 6450M-36 R Bucklsake FARM BUREAU INSURANCE GROUP om iments 0 : Ed nd Carrie Jacques I.G.fIgLr Hamburg Pharmacy BEST OF LUCK 7534 East M36 CLASS OF 1 9 70 Hamburg, Michigan ' Ph AC 9 6688 HI 9 2688 Congratulations RVIC D E XT E RQ PHARMACY TEL. 426-4641 DEx'rER,MlcH. The Nutshell Congratulations to the Class of 66709, Sportswear Winter's Quick Lingerie Clean Center EastM-36 Hamburg, Michigan Ph 229 4400 229 9019 Accessories Dairy Dip Burger Den Blue Water Store Lakeland, Michigan Ph. 229-114331 Q Package Liquor K' s C Beer- Wine Q . M eat-Groceries Downtown Pinclcney Congratulations to the Class of 667099 From Hamburg Area Chamber of Commerce X ,i. Sambetty's Hardware and Groceries Beer- Wine 6453 E-E436 A16 Puek Lake am urg, I1ch1gan Open 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 7 D y Phone: 229 9077 Congratulations to the Class of 66709, Mt .7,L W S lava R S Ceorge's Market 111 Pearl Street Pinckney, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 6670 Bennett-Brown Agency 9419 Main Street Whitmore Lake, Michig Phone: 449-2742 ,lane Q Bill Bennett W l 1 5 I Congratulations to the Class of 70 from ACU 461 Dexter Road Pinckney, Michigan Ph. 878-3138 CitiZ8Il9S Mutual ca Insurance 64-5 West Grand River Howell, Michigan Protects your business, boat, home, and carfl TIOMPLIMENTS OF Yax ewelr 108 East Grand River Howell, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of M7O,7 Acker Barber Shop Next to the Laundromat W Buck Lake 0! .K W Q J' - ly, f- 'e I. fs x.x1lI . I1 Xl.. ,VII r -... I l 1' :WGN XJ-X, ' X1 V mlfl,, , El U24 at i S-4 MCOMPLIMENTS OF Don Main Howell Town Cadillac and Ulds Country Inc. Dodge fiffplffifflsemliia flvlfi-hc? ate C llrligh finality Uidsg 1 Tgfggnl 2321 EastG dR - How ll YI h Ph 6 0 117 East Main Street P k M h Ph 8 Congratulations to the Class of '6709' M cPherson State Bank Pinclcney Hartland H owell-Main Branch Congratulations - To The Class 0f197o JUVWS Store F urntshtngs Kc Shoes LADS Q DADS L QQ M Q 2 ALL TYPES or Rooriive ez 5 AND SIDING 0' SPECIALIZING IN ALUMINUM SIDING 0 W W 2 5 estl ain I Hamburg, Michigan B1'ight01'1, Mi h g Ronald LaMirand 229 811-49 Ph- 229 4 60 Earl Murray 229 9334 Hackney Hardware Plumbing-Floorcovering Hardware-Electric 8105 South Main Street I Dexter, Michigan Ph. 4-26-4009 110 North Grand River Brighton, Michigan Ph 229 6000 227 2001 BRIGHTON, MICH. 9 N . Dr. 4' Groh s Chevrolet '4Good Luck to the Class of 70 Wagner? Cynthiags Gracery Flower Shop Dnnk n my G I K 6 , 6006 Pinckney Road 145 Swarthout Road I - - xxx ' Pinckney, Michigan Ph. 878-3737 lVlr. Swarthout, lVlr. Stockton, lVlr. Posler, Mr. Dippold, lVlrs. Stackable, Mr. Raclloff, lVlr. Ash, absent from picture Mr. Swanson, Congratulations from the Pinckney School Board Compliments of Hilltop Ford Inc. Howell, Michigan Ph. 546-2230 Laveyas I 5 Hardware Lfweygs Pharmacy Insurance il Agency 'N r 1141- West Main Street il Pinckney, Michigan 101 E. Main St t Pinckney, Mich' ,,-sum- .. w'giIz..'Qi -.iw gg STATE o-F Mic:-4lceAN 3'f9 f'5'F 5P'x?i. Orracz OF THE Govsmeon ! :5girQi55 WILLIAM G. NIILLI KEN GOVERNOR November 21,1969 Miss Linda LaVanway Chairman of Advertising Yearbook Staff Pinckney Community High School 2100 East M-36 Pinckney, Michigan 48169 Dear Miss LaVanway: Governor Milliken would he most pleased to he one of those congratulating the Pinckney graduating class of 1970. iqittg. :IIE I Tu-K 5 V, '-ff 1 I ig 5 .. sniff' f I 'mr A' ' 1 1 Q' '4x44xf' J , . ZgiQ69oQ600dZ0fl74 06MfWflf14ffl?607Z nf f . W I I . . Q Z'a1ff044efZfz4znQ f'-' XXQQ, 4fld7'07ZjJf47f?4fMfl?' mffnfwfz 5vfwfyzffrflhibffvd,WWQQAQI el Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Senior Congratulations Lloyd Tennant William Surgenor L. R. Stackable Donald S. Oleski Art Meyers Norman Clark John Torok Harold R. Halliburton Laurence Rowland J. D. Sears Graden Kessler Norman Van Blaircum Don E. Rhodes Lucius W. Doyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stoll Rose, Bond, and Nancy Collier Mrs. Mary M. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Euler Mr. and Mrs. Julius Aschenbrenner Mr. and'Mrs. Wm. J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zezulka Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Schroeder, Sr. Walter London Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Donald West Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozij Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olkowski The Max Reynolds Family Mrs. Marie Trumbull Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Milton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Whitley Mr. William Stoodley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weese Jean and Kenneth Gramer Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stillwell E. D. Ewing George B. Ratz and Son Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaVanway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amburgey Mrs. Howard Read Bee Jay Fashions Mr. Ron Fukushima Mrs. Sophie Chanyi Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Barkau Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Baumgartner Ed ' ' ztorull Weire finished!! After starting out with a staff of forty and ending up With ten hard workers, two confused co-edi- X I nf . tors, one tired photographer, and a bewildered adviser, We M XX ETW I ' A .ggi feel the 1970 yearbook will be a success. -gf' fi - -9 N A Q5 113111561 A success to us is when a student congratulates us on our fine Work and the staff feels they've earned it. We feel the staff has earned a pat on the back as many Saturdays and Sundays along with approximately one mil- I t 1 t I unmutg lion hours after school for so it seemedj were spent putting mn WWW , ,7 : M 1. together the 1970 PIRATE LOG. - 'ig - We would now, ourselves, liketo congratulate the staff. and everyone that helped make the 1970 PIRATE LOG ' possible. We hope you like it! We do! V A I Co-Editors! Ann Read - Kathy, Gramer ' -if 533 -2: -B ff ,Xl ' ' . I -f lie 4 P af 1 '. 'V -P' 5. 'T r 9 1 3 Amburgey, Becky-F.H.A., G.A.A., Forestry Club, Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Ski Club, Office Aide, Junior Class Officer fPresidentJ, Student Council. Armstrong, Susan-Newspaper Staff, Li- brary Staff, Senior Class Officer fSecretaryJ, Office Aide, Chorus. Baumgartner, Richard-Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Wrestling CCaptainJ, Varsity Baseball, Golf, Band, Pinckney's First Eagle Scout. Belke, Ken-Golf. Bell, Jackie-Band, Chorus, French Club, Li- brary Staff. Bell, Laura-G.A.A., F.T.A., Care Club, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Ski Club, Newspaper Staff. Bennett, Jenny-Newspaper Staff CAssistant Editorj, National Honor Society, Student Council, Girls' Glee Club. Bishop, Judy-Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Care Club. Senior Director Blades, Leon Bowles, Susan-Homecoming Queen, Senior Queen, Girls' Glee Club. Brandes, Virginia-Pep Club, G.A.A., Care Club, F.H.A. fTreasurerJ. Brewis, Sandra-Care Club, F.H.A. Chanyi, Kathy-Care Club, F.H.A., Office Aide, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club. Clark, MichaelwCampus Life Club. Colone, Gerald-Varsity Club, Football, Marine Fitness Award. Conforto, Jeri Cooke, June-Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. Davis, Al-Wrestling. Dawson, Terri-Ski Club, G.A.A., Forestry Club, Gymnastics Club, Girls' Track and Field, German Club, Office Aide. Dean, Janice-Care Club, G.A.A., Junior Class Officer CTreasurerJ, Office Aide, Pep Club, Band. Doyle, Bill-Golf, F.T.A., Varsity Club. Eash, Stanley-J.V. Baseball, Varsity Base- ball, Campus Life Club CPresidentj, Boys' State, National Honor Society CPresidentD, Audio-Visual CChairmanJ, F.T.A., Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Student Tutor, J ay-cees Citizenship Award. Eichstead, Larry Euler, Bill Featherly, Chuck Fisher, Chris-Office Aide, Pep Club, F.H. Fisher, Shirley-Care Club, Newspaper Staf Freissler, Eveline Gardner, Rosalyn Gehringer, David Geib, Courtland Goutagneux, Florian-Art Club, Ski Club, Philosophy Club. Gramer, Kathy-Yearbook Staff CCo-EditorJ Office Aide, Student Council fCorrespond- ing Secretaryj, Art Club, National Honor Society. Grant, Sandra-J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, G.A.A., Care Club, Junior Court. Haines, Terry-Mr. P.H.S., National Honor Society, Student Council CPresidentJ, Band, F.T.A. Halliburton, Bruce-Varsity Club, Football, Freshman Basketball, Marine Fitness Award. Hendee, Lou Ann-Girls' Glee Club, Assis- tant to Special Education Classes, Care Club. Hinsch, Chris-Christmas Queen, Junior Court, F.H.A. fSecretaryJ, Care Club CPresi- dentl, F.T.A., Chorus, Library Staff, Pep Club. Hoeft, Tom-Freshman Basketball, Ski Club, J .V. Football fCaptainJ, Varsity Club fVice-Presidentl, Varsity Football CCaptainJ, Art Club CVice-Presidentj. Hruszczyk, Victor-Varsity Letter, National Honor Society. Hurley, Mike-J.V. Basketball. Keiser, Tim-Freshman Class Officer CPresi- dentj, Senior Class Officer CPresidentJ, J.V. Football, F.T.A., J.V. Basketball. Kessler, Darla-Newspaper Staff, Care Club, Art Club fPresidentJ. Ketola, Lora-Senior Court, F.H.A. Kindred, William-Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Track, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club. Koch, Eugene-J.V. Basketball Kohvakka, Reino Kozij, Mari-Freshman Class Officer fTrea- surerj, Leadership Training, Yearbook Staff, Ski Club, National Honor Society, Chorus. LaRosa, Martha-National Honor Society, Care Club, Sophomore Class Officer CVice- Presidentl, Junior Class Officer tVice-Presi- dentl, Pep Club, Student Council, Chorus, Ski Club, Modern Dance Club, Gymnastics Club, Tuesday Night Club, G,A.A. LaVanway, Linda-Student Council, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Year- book Staff, F.T.A. fSecretaryJ, Latin Club, Student Tutor, Office Aide. Lindsay, Charles-J.V. Basketball, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Baseball. Line, Jeanette-Care Club, Chorus, Student Council, Youth for Christ, G.A.A. London, Mike-J.V. Football. Lounsberry, Robert-J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Club. Lounsberry, Susan McDaniel, Dennis McKnight, Greg-J,V. Golf. Mailloux, Alison-F.T.A., Sophomore Court, School Play, Art Club, Chorus. Marhofer, Jerry Marshall, Robin-Varsity Football. Mason, Thomas Michael, Becky-Band, Campus Life Club CVice-Presidentj, National Honor Society. Miller, Kathy-Band, Care Club, G.A.A. 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