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

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Reality Reality as it used to be, and ls now, ls expressed ln the Social Sciences department. Whether it be the Declaration of Independence or the plight ofthe ghetto, reality is confronted. Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Hand, Mr. 93-1- 53 - iglg.. 1' 5 , ,.,Q.,s ang, gi- - ' .3 .Q --5, .. ,, AF. --. 9, ,.k. .,, :W V1.0 ,. Mantyck, and Mr. Wilson are the people responsible for our excellent Social Sclences depart- ment. This ls one of the most lm- portant sectlons of our education because a knowledge of the past ls needed to help us ln the future. l F... Y . I gy -j-Qt l , -1 g . A fa, 1 if . -,'f i l 16 .-1' M., , , - . E S Q b, si. .-.X ff , ,E .MY , V, 1 it 1 j . . . 1'l Af IL. r . an-.Let 'QS in . . . 53,9 - wi- ,agffg ,...ca-.fa.M,..-arm---u 1' 'I .lf N . I E FE y 3 X I ...Q , , . 5 - x., 'J L41 be iLx.n.,.iiL - i 'Ki 4, . '17 a f-'t' , J ffm sa U - ,, . t , rw , f-' '59 Eli XX. -me V- iw- . - Q-I --is V, . f sm as ..-gf if-7: --'. f1Lgw'9SL.4, w , 'sifitFf.f1f: -- - fa K ' Al ' , , fhfjtl-ixg frvilgzj Qquh? 3f.:..i:,1i'Lf .l f,,.,,,g,1-Y E QE: Q'a?'.E,E:y , :CQ JE j ..i.1-,aj-iam Fx '-.. g.iy?E.,5 -551.15-Y 15 .Q A '- -. X 1 Af -:..'. .fl v-,Q-3. . , .fj . Z: -X. . --5 I -gh-V , , .y W if - . fr 55351.51 rl l 2 H of 5- 5 .- L i',,Ev '- '- . .'. '1. -Q2 iff' , ' , .1 V - , fu N 3? '1 5. - 4its-fileeffrg-IF?-'ff'1-.Y-Niles tw 51-m'-a'3f-f14:'f'.- 1 . if E-:fr .2+Bfff'1 1y 'Q B'-,vi-2-z'2Y2?!Y1Z4t1F Ei252:ifc,?-Ffg-21.f'.:-1 ' ff, ' - 4' f-t-4,5532-f r f' ' figi..'L.'-1effeai?31 '5.76f 'S A . g -gr 1 ',1,f-:g' .-.gl-1, , sv., 1-.353 '.4..A:,.q -o-. ..,3-1:15,-., rig fy--,Q i 'ry gif... -X .fQrff'9L2'11'e'.:f. . sign 1 -f. ff-a fi.: '.,..:rQ:'i,t'l'f,ff-.t-1-- C, 7 f f' HJ.- :.:'J4'42'2-I' ' -,f '-1 vpn y , A-: -N 2.1 iz'-31:44 . 5 f . l fr .- -Gt. Tk ' . -fl 0 - .Jill ill.. Mr. John Mantyck- World Hlstory, U.S. Hlstory, Michigan History, lnqulrles ln Sociology. Mr. Tom Wilson- Amerlcan History, World Geography. Facultyl39

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Mr. George Carpen- American History. Government. Mr. John Hand- American History, Government. Sf- TOP LEFT: Mr. Wilson actively responds to a questlon on Negro culture. TOP CENTER: Durlng a break ln hls lecture, Mr. Hand answers a question on politics. FAR RIGHT: Trylng to keep Mr. Mantyck in hls chalr ls llke trylng to keep a kid ln class. BOTTOM CENTER: Mr. Carpenter glves an evll smlrk over the question he has for government class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Hand refers to hls personal experiences ln East Germany. 381 Faculty t

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401 Faculty l Criginality Originality is the mainspring of our Industrial Arts department. From a blueprint of a colonial house, to a grandfather clock frame, original ideas are carried out. Classes cover many areas. The basics of drafting and architec- tural drawing are learned as well as welding, soldering, and other procedures important to future mechanics. Sanding, sawing, and superior quality are all part of the woods classes, and Mr. Blackford also teaches students about the many gadgets and machines we depend on today in electronics.