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

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lei Barr and Kim Pinson study old papers for more ideas. 4' i,.,,.:gxg,xyi g y: f b 1+ g ,ge Mg 1- M.. h. 5:z,g,,g2,,-.Mg W' , L ,,,, H. , Mr. Gass shows Nancy Morin and Carrie Patrick his camera. I J 1 Terri Kurpieski and Lori Swain help the class by typing. Rita Butler and Carol Pruzzo listen intently to Mr. Gass.

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Qualify fs Seen In Hangar 6rif:r Perfnrmance This years' Cougar Crier staff, under the direction of sponsor Mr. Dan Gass, met with eagerness the challenge of keeping the school informed. With jill Vaughan as editor-in-chief the news- paper staff came up with several new devices to make the paper more appeal- ing to students. A question of the month, a Dr. Hangpoo column and a gossip col- umn have all added to the newspaper's success this year. 'lhis year the newspaper came out more often than ever before and subscriptions were at an all time high with close to 602, of the school purchasing the paper. This year's staff was a combination of +R three Junlors and 12 Senlors' TOP ROW: Sue Anton, Lori Swain, Martin Kendra, Larry McCullough, Dave D'Agostino, John Vella. MIDDLE ROW: Kim Pinson, Nancy Mo- rin, Lea Paganini, Terri Kurpieski, Carrie Patrick. BOTTOM ROW: Rita Butler, jeff Barr, Editor jill Vaughan, Carol Pruzzo, Mr. Gass, Advisor. tx-,1Qi,,i',,g'fa--, .f'f l'f ..,p ,Mhsw I, ,,.,-av' Mr. Dan Gass is the advisor of the Cougar Crier. Editor jill Vaughan talks about what 's going in the next issue.

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114 Pursuit Uf ,411-league Cfzfuncil Revision of their Constitution as well as the three classes' constitution, and adoption of Parliamentary procedure, were significant accomplishments of the 1976-77 Student Coun- cil. Under President Sue Perkins, the council also arranged the major events for Homecom- ing in October and Pride Week in February. Other various highlights included: putting on a Talent Show, Exchange Day with league and non-league schools, sponsoring of the Victory Dance in November for fall sport champions, a Red Cross Blood Drive in March, decoration of the school for Christmas, and major re- visions in the traditional Pride Week format, thus providing more purpose and direction for those involved. Money raised during Pride Week activities is being donated to worthy causes. Oak Park High School hosted an all league con- vention in March for the purpose of possibly establishing an all league Student Council. Vice-President, Grace Marchuk, and President, Sue Perkins look over Pride Week plans. Qc 1 Sponsor, Mr. Darryl Goncharoff checks over his notes. mf ,--Q... Parliamentarian, Dave McDermott, checks over procedure notes.