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

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jail. ,AL , Senior Gary Tessmar mms off tackle for a long gain, while Mark White and Dave Mmgan Pmvlde the blocking- Mickey Lauer escorts Carol Langevin. ,,,-v 7 Suzanne Sippel and her escort are taking a break after a long Michele Kochoff and Mr. Dyda honor Mr. and Mxs. Terry dance. Suome at the Homecoming halftime. Tire 1975 queen, Judy Winslow and date.

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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.

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