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

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Nancy Morin at the peak of excitement with her 1976 Homecoming Court: Kathy Vecchioni and Mike Karoub, Denise new knowledge of being the 1976 Homecoming McDermott and Tim Kuehn, Diane Winslow and Ron Goodreau, queen. Queen Nancy Morin and Ted Dull, Judy Winslow and Vic Villegas Beth I-Ienterly and Daryl Fisher, Sandy Bertolini, and Steve Vec chioni, Sue Perkins and Gary Tessmar, Lynne Parshall and NI1ke Morris . Sandy and Steve. Beth and Daryl. v Lynn and Mike. Sue and Gary. Denise and Tim. Kathy and Mike fe, ,,- Nancy and Ted Diane and Ron.

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Ewifcmcut, Dedication, Che Qrvufning, And Kclzcf Thanks to the weeks of work and preparation the Annapolis High Homecoming was a complete success. The theme, songs from the 60's to present, brought back many hits, such as the winning floats Bridge Over Troubled Waters and The Candy Man. The Senior Class experienced what could have been a disaster, but turned out to be touching. The night before Homecoming the final touches Were being made on their float, when sud- denly a fire erupted and demol- ished their float. People from all classes and clubs came to A handshake from Mr. Bill Dyda after a dedication to Mr. Terry Strome help rebuild the float. The re- sult Was a highlight for all the school, since it proved our pride y and to getherness . The excitement never ceased as the Cougars beat the Redskins 29-O. Completing a perfect day, was the Homecoming Dance, with all its enjoyment. The proud face of Mr. Lawrence Morin af- Nancy Morin after being crowned, by last years' queen Judy Winslow. ter the crowning of his daughter Nancy Mo- J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders show their enthusiasm, spirit, and pep. 1111.

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Uzc Gczmci Victory Chc Dcmcce Succcss Laurie Perry, Bob Snytka, Sharon Talamonti, Neal Baum- gartner, jerry Briolat and Joanna Snyder having a good time. Three couples await the band, Nite Flite, to begin. r The football team under head coach, Mr. jack Newingham, lines up for the National Anthem before the game. On a brisk sunny October afternoon the great 76 Homecoming continued, while a crowd well over two thousand, watched the Cougars trounce Oak Park 29 to O. In the first half the Cougars ruined Oak Parks' hopes for a victory by scoring three touchdowns and added one more in the second. At halftime, the Homecoming was dedicated to Mr. Strome, who was accompanied by his wife and family. He received this honor because of his enthusiastic support and interest in the students of our school. Also, Nancy Morin was offically named Queen of 1976 Homecom- ing and trophies were awarded to the junior Class and the Cheerleaders for the best class and club float. After the game, a game ball was presented to Mr. Newingham signed by all the players and coaches. Within a couple of hours, it was time for the Homecoming Dance as a climax to a beautiful week. Almost 200 couples attended the semi-formal affair which featured the sotuids of Nite Flite. Grace Marchuk and Dane Podczervinsld enjoy themselves.