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

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TOP ROW: H. Schenden. K. Taylor, D. Miks, T. Williams, M. Yost, L. Ritchey, T. Murphy, B. Muldoon, J. Maltby, B. Dip- pold, W. Carroll. SECOND ROW: L. Mi- chael, J. Mitchell, B. Vis, J. Grohs, K. Mc- Guinn, G. Kraljevich, M. Nighswonger, G. Henry, B. Pelto, B. Marsh, M. Hose, L. Chapman, M. Steward, D. Lawrence, K. Leemon, F. Auxier, M. Michael, S. Greer. C. Stratton, D. Kitson. THIRD ROW: L Johnson, L. Thompson, R. Huxtable, C D B M K T P K rews, B. Schenden. M. Cane, G. Taylor . Sampler, J. Fisher, L. Cahill, E. White .Carroll. S. Atwood, E. Maurer, B. Smith .Click, C. Boffa. FOURTH ROW: J. Damn .Grey, M. Hopkins, H. Neuman, L. Clark, . Kruger, K. Howe, K. Ludwig, J. Doan, S innunen, C. Buschlen, R. Reck, G. Cham berlin, L. Cooke, D. Hopkins, N. Krupa, M Robinson. FIFTH ROW: F. Borik, D. Ware K. Stibbles. L. Mayville, G. Maurer, S. Dar- row, D. Forrester, S. Hogan, D. Close, L Kremkow, N. MacKenzie, D. Copeland, D Stibbles, R. Rysse, S. Aschenbrenner BOTTOM ROW: R. Morse, K. Evans, L Rankin, S. Click, T. Nabb, L. Evans. band Band activities furthered the students musical background by providing varied experiences. In addition to the practice af- forded in class, band members also had the opportunity to do some marching at the football games and some performing for regular concert audiences. Under the direction of Mr. Na- pier, the band contributed pride and spirit to our school. 108!organizations TOP RIGHT: Mr. Crumback assists Co-op students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dorothy Sabo on her job at the General Store. CENTER: Lana Thompson relaxes between selec- tions. LEFT: Herb Schenden warms up before class. g

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big sisters One of the most helpful groups at the high school in 1974 was the Big Sisters. They decorated soap for the patients at Green- briar Convalescent Home and held their annual canned goods drive to help a needy community family. The needs of many will be fulfilled as long as we have an organization like the Big Sisters. -, was limi. , f ,, . , -L 1 ,,.. qi Q-T1 gg ,Q T-me gg r ,- ...tw , H.. ,L .1 J ii W I ,iff RIGHT CENTER: Storme Meitz and Rita Kltson discuss details of the canned goods drive. CENTER: Mr. Dunn shows Jerry Ostos how to thread the projector. LEFT CENTER: Lisa Ritchey straightens up the A.V. roorn. . f ff- ., it TOP ROW: Karen Stibbles. Joyce Carpen- ter, Sharon Kinnunen, Stephanie Boffa, Kathy Wilson, Janie Gutshall, Rita Kitson. BOTTOM ROW: Lee Ann Johnson, Karen Romine, Debbie Kitson. organizations!107

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TOP ROW: Bob Jones, Jerry Collard. Doug Trelfa. Steve Duchane, Terresa Hansen. Dennis Abney. Jim Mitchell., SECOND ROW: Sherry Dippold. Jodi Hess. Debbie Fuller. Joyce Newcomb, Jane Otis, Duane Houck. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Morse, Dor- thy Sabo. Beth Siterlet, Vickey Vedder. Beckie Bowen, Bunny Mroz. Barb Law- rence. Debbie LaMirand, Marcia Culp, Charlene Kozemchick. co-op The purpose of Co-op was to give qualified Seniors an oppor- tunity to work part time while going to school. With Mr. Crumback as their sponsor, Co-op helped to make responsible adults out of the stu- dents who participated in the program. Some 36 Seniors took part in this year's Co-op and their indi- vidual efforts reflected maturity on our school. organizations!109