Allen Park High School - Imprint Yearbook (Allen Park, MI)

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''Male-A-Go-Go” Allen Park males took the court while giving Women’s Lib a run for the crown. The guys on court have a strange similarity to some famous males. Rob Vacca’s sexy smile reminds many girls of Burt Reynolds. Mike DePom-polo’s swimmer physique is as irresist-able as Mark Spitz. Phil Beyer’s high scoring ability takes on Kareem Abdul’s professional style. Marc Carnarvon’s fast football moves can make even 0. J. Simpson look bad. But the king of the court, Randy Wise, is like a carbon copy of Robert Redford. Opposite Page: Top Left: “Can be Home coming King?” Opposite Page: Bottom Left: Phil Beyer and his escort “Phyllis” Kinney. Opposite Page: Top Right: The winning Senior float! Opposite Page: Bottom Center: Tina Szczesny congratulates the newly-crowned Homecoming King, Randy Wise. Opposite Page: Bottom Right: Rob Vacca. “Pick Me! Pick me!” Top Left: The Winter Homecoming court and their escorts. Above: The moment of decision. Left: “Marc? . . . Marc? . . . Marc!”

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Don 't Mess Around With Senior Women Grab that flag, rip it off, just don’t let them score. Senior women put their foot down with a score of 39-0. Outstanding defensive senior players were Cindy Sordyl, Anita Kapera, and Denise Vencelov. Pat Tomes proved very valuable for offense. Maryann Placek played tough for the junior offense. The 1974 Powder Puff game held the highest score in AP history. All in all it was a fun game. Senior team pictures on page 176. Juniors are on page 179. Opposite Page: Top Left: The Mighty Senior Women. Opposite Page: Bottom Left: “There, that ought to do it.” Opposite Page: Bottom Center: Mr. Rafail gets a kick out of the game. Opposite Page: Top Right: Kim Koche-var needs a little assistance in getting off the field. Opposite Page: Right Center: Junior Joni Huls, a -bit disappointed. Opposite Page: Bottom Right:,Hey Sandi, what's the matter? We’re winning! Top Left: Senior Pat Tomes rushes for yardage. Top Right: Mary Presnell, a picture of true determination. Left: Sue Ot-tenbaker carries the ball.