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

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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.

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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.