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

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Student Gov't. Student Government worked together this year under President Rex Meabon and Sponsor Mr. Carpenter. The first major event of the year was planning and carrying out all homecoming activities. The highlight of the occasion was the dance. For the first time the band was hired on a salary rather than a percentage basis. The group was 1776 from Ann Arbor. With Homecoming out of the way, they organized the Student Activity Fund that went into effect after much controversy. The Fund was organized to be at the dis- posal of worthy clubs in the school. Different members of Stu- dent Government worked lunch room concession. The profits were then placed in the fund. TOP ROW Debbie Flednour, Teresa Pam Scott - Treasurer Chuck Till Rex Leemon Jim Widmayer, Larry Backlund, Meabon - President Ron Boprie Vice John Barkau Sandy Kitson, Tom Wynn, President, Mr Carpenter Sponsor Jan JoAnne Charboneau, Marsha Greenhill, Larson - Recording Sec Becky Potter Jack Vasher Rick Rosenberger, Rick Corresponding Sec Robertson Bob Towles. BOTTOM ROW:

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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

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TOP ROW: D. Meyer, M. Stull, Karen Graf, Kim Graf, P. Scott. SECOND ROW: J. Lar- Conklin, K. Krupa, J. Lyson, T. Jobe, K. Gutshall, J. Carpenter, L. Roberts, C. son, T. Schriner, T. Leemon, J. Gutshall, E M, TOP LEFT: With the hot lunch program discontinued this year the Student Council helped out by selling snacks. TOP RIGHT: NHS members informally discuss their future plans. BOTTOM RIGHT: NHS members often help students with difficult assignments. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Carpenter double checks the Roberts Rules of Order. Guidot, J. Charboneau. BOTTOM ROW: L. Bennett - Secretary, P. Marzolf - Vice President, Mr. Davis - Sponsor. J. Gardner - President, L. Halliburton - Treasurer. N.H.S. National Honor Society, spon- sored by Mr. Davis, did many things this year to help the students and the school. A tutor- ing program was set up for students needing help, and the annual S100 scholarship was awarded to a deserving Senior. The NHS members were disap- pointed when their Senior-Faculty game was postponed because of inclement weather. To be a member of the NHS, seniors must maintain a B average and underclassmen a B. The NHS takes ,great pride in the fact that they rendered a valuable service to their school and they hope to do even more in the future. Organizations! 133