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

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Yearbook BOTTOM ROW: C. Campbell, M. Stull, P. Hall, W. Radabaugh, P. Strautz, B. Foley, A. Verellen, J. Larson, K. Romine, L. Bennett, E. Conklin. STANDING: S. Laughlin, D. Trelfa, D. McKinney, M. Mayville, S. Aldrich, R. Boprle, Mrs. Evans - Sponsor, J. Marhofer, G. Ettlg. This year's Yearbook staff, ad- vised by Mrs. Evans, has spent many hours of hard work to provide the student body with a permanent memory of the school year. Many additions have made this yearbook very special. More color, new layouts, staff organiza- tion, and our own original cover has prompted success. To give members a broader un- derstanding of the different areas involved in yearbook work, Mrs. Evans sponsored a weeks stay at Northwood Institute for welcomed members. With the experience of retur- ning underclassmen, next year's book promises even better things. 138!Organizations BOTTOM CENTER: The yearbook staff tries hard to make the yearbook a success. BOTTOM LEFT: Editor Ron Boprle checks for the next deadline.

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Library Aids The library aids at Pinckney High deserve a hand. Their job consists of checking books and magazines in and out, assisting students, collecting fines, and other jobs. They work hard every- day in our efficient library. Miss Wilcox trains the students who have the ability to make ef- ficient library aids. Library aids receive a half of a credit for the year. TOP ROW Dan DePlanche Miss Wilcox Dentmbur BOTTOM ROW: Karen Brewis, Sponsor Mike Hendee SECOND ROW Judy Breneman, Patty Josephson,Dorothy Gary Toth Lori Harrah Joyce Newcomb Wroten Carol Van Blaircum, Sue Ann Talkmgton Karen Romlne Cindy MacDougall, Cindy Jones, Jan Larson. , Organizations! 137

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TOP CENTER: Nancy and Mary vlew a students impressive editorial reply. TOP RIGHT: Sue ls working hard to finish an ar- ticle. Journalism Journalism, taught and spon- sored by Mrs. Osburn, offered many new innovations this year. Second hour Journalism con- sisted of advanced students. This class was in charge of putting out the newly named school paper, The Pirate's Word. Third hour was composed mainly of sophomores who learn- ed the general information necessary for putting out a good newspaper. On several occasions they put out their own paper, The Oracle. A highlight of the year was the trip to the Detroit Free Press. 1 V, 1' TOP ROW: G. Kinsey, J. Widmayer, R. Siterlet, P. Strautz, J. Larson N LeBow, L. Gehrlnger, R. Alamat, B. Knight W0ll6r1h8UPi. K. Brewls, MVS- 0SbUl'l'l -Photographer.MlDDLE ROW:J.Barker, Adviser, S. Aldrich. BOTTOM ROW T M. Mayville, L. Lambert, M. Singer, B. Hansen, S. Smith, D. Tepatti, B. Raines