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

Page 118 text:

drama Under the management of Mrs. Evans, Drama took place in the cafeteria this year, where they used the stage and lighting equipment. There was an ad- vanced Drama Class offered to those students who had taken Drama 1 or who had some previ- ous acting experience. Presenting a play to the Ele- mentary School, and to the High School, was what they did to en- tertain students throughout the schoolyear. i l14!organizations in ar Q14

Page 117 text:

office aids 'mf ff ,,..J Helping students and teachers was the task of the office aids. Under the guidance of Mrs. Jan- owski, they typed, filed, answered the phone, took messages, and generally worked to make school operations more harmonious. TOP ROW: Mrs. Janowski, Jodi Hess, Ellen Rankin. SECOND ROW: Paula Strautz, Beckie Bowen, Ann Pine, Terresa Hansen. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Smith. TOP CENTER: Ann Talklngton does some filing in the periodical room. RIGHT CEN- TER: Using the P.A. is one of Becky Vos- mIk's many jobs as an office aid. FAR RIGHT: Plenty of typing keeps Teresa Hansen busy. CENTER: Sally Smith dou- ble checks the absence sheet. BOTTOM LEFT: Mlss Wllcox supervises as Kerry Hltchlngs checks out a book. organizations!113

Page 119 text:

L-i if - '93 N11 A ,521 xl? . L ' - H .V 5 :- art Mrs. Lucas formed the Art Club in order to promote the students interest in art. They attended various art shows throughout the year and offered an art scholarship for a student planning to further their education in the art field. organizations!115