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

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KNEELING: K. Evans, L. Rankln, T. Nabb FRONT ROW: J. Gutshall, T. Schrlrler, K. Gutshall, F. Borlk, T. DeGraff, T. Leemon L. Morse, D. Ware, N. Down, G. Maurer, D Kitson, L. Henry, S. Aschenbrenner, M. Down. SECOND ROW: S. Horner, K. Stibbles, C. VanBlalrcum, K. Gray, C. Reck, C. Boffa, K. Click, L. Wallace, A. 130lOrganizatlons Willlams, G. Yost, N. Krupa. THIRD ROW: H. Neuman, L. Thompson, R. Towles, E. Maurer, G. Boprie, P. Scott. FOURTH ROW: T. Murphy, R. Meabon, M. Morlock, J. Maltby, W. Carroll, M. Merna, B. Dip- pold, L. Ritchie, E. Pulver, L. Wlezorlck, L.CIark, L. Backlund, T. Wllllams, B. Potter, J. Grohs, R. Boprie, B. Vls, H. Schenden, M. Yost, J. Young, J. Mltchell. Band 1972 marked improvement for the Band. From the steps of their half time appearances to their winter and spring concerts, they displayed skill derived from the direction of Mr. Napier. The highlight of the year was a trip to Band Day in Ann Arbor. Here the band members par- ticipated in a half time show in conjunction with bands all over Michigan. The Pep Band, directed by Ron Boprie, spirited the student body by playing at pep rallies and dur- ing Varsity basketball games. BOTTOM CENTER: Band members march to the music. BOTTOM LEFT: Sandy, Lorl, and Terri llvened up the band perfor- mances.

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TOP ROW: Paul Marzolf, Steve Hale, Jim RBYDOICIS, Jeff Hale, Steve Marzolf. Henry-Vice President, Jim Posler, Steve BOTTOM ROW: Ed Conklin, Mark Bishop, Ernie Chanyi. SECOND ROW: Morlock, Steve Duchans-President, Dan Jerry Huhman, Dan Amburgey, George Cooke. BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity Club Officers dis- cuss the football showcase. BOTTOM CENTER: Effort shows on Ann's face as she hits a home run. Varsity Club This year's Varsity Club, ad- vised by Coach Wilson, continued their fine tradition of giving their all to the school by sponsoring many non-profit activities throughout the year. These ac- tivities included tumble twisters, pre-packaged popcorn sales, and running both the milk stand dur- ing lunch and the J.V. and Freshmen football concession stands. The money brought in from these functions went toward paying for a pep bus, facility maintenance equipment, and equipment for the weight room, including a Universal Weight Machine. Organizationsl129

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TOP CENTER: Under the leadership of Ron Boprie, the pep band has aided school spirit. TOP RIGHT: Kathy, Joyce, and Jo-Anne work on a can goods drive sponsored by their group. P3 Big Sisters Needed aid throughout the community is provided by the Big Sisters. The three major purposes of this club are: 117, to help friendless P.H.S. students, i2l, to give aid to needy families in the communityg and 135, to improve teacher-pupil relationships. Sponsored by Mrs. Dennis, the Big Sisters organized a turkey drawing and canned goods drive. They also planned to obtain funds to adopt an elderly couple from a convalescent home. TOP ROW: D. Rednour, S. Shehan, K. BOTTOM ROW: J. Carpenter, B. Potter, S. Wllson, V. Boorom, C. Roberts, P. Scott, J. Kltson, J. Marhofer, Mrs. Dennis-Sponsor. Gutshall, J. Charboneau, V. McCarty. Organizations!131