JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================hK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?Y/6t֛T'[MGj+]*Ia#I&Y߄ sYpnq{UES.9G?NyxkW V[ w!@g ɼXknĬ"\:nd~9wL?.8D9i~ ;MG3N[8^yϽyݝ i #eT*ֺfMbgV|Ȗ35c3l#?\P}=Y' ab^g6#yZ[`"v' e7Thj6}SeYuKq\4|vb5 p=޵[1KlL1$W޺Z VdV3AnzX 14[K;ۿ /ZϣK ;eo9 UM L7Aa#K<1(=V*;nOHtB4-$3~XaJ>ZΟ(A:ty^3@ q:3SrGg؊aG+1堉`\VfͫdȲV9=1^Q@ ƍl lK?@()#u==dqEMΣG+E tc17@PMPb\\)5QMQEom." <br>Peck High School is a small Class D school in the Thumb area of southeastern Michigan. With a high school enrollment of 165 students in grades 9 through 12, the varsity football team usually averages about 20 players per season. During the spring most of the football players are involved in other sports. This means that in order to go to their spring sport practices after school this past season, the football players had to come to the school as early as 6:30 a.m. to lift weights, with assistant coaches Tom Kreger and Mike McLaughlin supervising the workouts. The turnout was great, with attendance generally ranging from 18 to 24 football players each morning. Any player not involved in a spring sport could also lift in the mornings or after school with assistant coach Sterling Sarnac supervising. <br>Superintendent Michael Tubbs had this to say about the morning weight lifting. "The student-athletes, behind the leadership of aG+=TxUXq ŸsܟcmY ԒP;ms[E=Sț rx\'TvhJ*r'ܙaX ,d8<`s֩[C:tn'VQNQU8Q(ԖJy#I357˶1v8&K5ͱ2[ ͙K;zJi$_N({3QKy6{i$F!LA9_S8E|]rKI-y6c`:rA M[ULF) $Ј;Yz{,1F(Z8B#)AN c }M40U9Q)𛩌hPr4E>RN^ [*%GIA-)>8nEl4ז[^xZ9i2z؏ֽ;rʁ# )c_MFjpRNR<ǞJ>yrIX)-SoC]6H i&E'½alQ$#})8KM|I\