Annapolis High School - Catamount Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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Hnmirimzfim Of Zlcfufh And Eifperience Most of the teachers returning have more than ten years of teaching experience be- hind them. They vary from the more con- servative teacher to the more liberal ap- proach to education. One new face would be Mr. Ken Cornell, an addition from the junior high school. The History Department has added a new course called Contemporary Issues which attempts to help students make decisions in an everchanging society. The History De- partment kept the students well informed on the 76 elections with campaigning and posters all over the school. Mr. Edward Eglinton, Department Chairman, talks to his class about World History. N Mr. jack Newingham, head football coach, addresses his class on the important facts of American History. Mr. Bill Dummer is known for expressing himself freely in his government classes.

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Miss Nancy Lehnert explains to her Advanced Composition class the irony of the story they have been studying. Mr. Daniel Gass points out to one of his sophomore students the importance of proper grammar. Mrs. Rita Stein discusses the proper form to use when writing a short story.

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Miss Judy McCarthy, cheerleading sponsor, warns her class to study for their Government test. ,,, , X., Mr. Kenneth Cornell explains to junior jim Connett how to answer his American History questions. Mr. David Simowski talks to a confused Carol Pruzzo about her Contemporary Issues assignment. y Mr. William Quigley points at Senior john Campbell to get his attention back to Government.