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

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Adult ducaiirw l6'egi14s In District Adult Education offers night classes held at Annapolis which helps students and adults further their education. Registration started in the month of August to the middle of Sep- tember. It is under the direction of the Huron School District and is run by Mr. john Sisson, who is the director, with Mrs. Dorothy Eros as secretary. 'These classes are held four nights a week from 6:30-10:00 p.m. There are two 19 week semesters. The types of classes range from powder-puff mechanics to chemistry. - lg N fs f Instructor Mrs. Alice Tempe shows the correct way to embroider. Mary Fennson, Joyce Ocl-Ialek and Verna Laverdier learn by doing. Eva Barracok, Delores Schwagle and Barb Hanson enjoy Auto Mechanics. Mrs. jackie Benevich lends a hand during Adult Ed Reg'1stration.

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714 Service Zfminiug .714 Washington D. K Using the facilities of Washington D. C. as a classroom, Annapolis students for one week were part of an intensive experience in head to head discussion with Congressmen, Senators and young people from all over the country. Members had considerable opportunity for every kind of encounter: formal briefings, in- formal questioningg and spontaneous and imag- inative rap sessions. They shared a pheno- menon that opened new doors to human under- standing of what is in other people's heads. Sponsor of Close Up, Mr. William Dummer, speaks at a meeting. TOP ROW: George Williams, Harold Telners, Ron Stevens, Gary Tessmar, Paul Thomas, Jerry Switzer, Irene Phillips, Susan Haye, Jesse Whitney, Dina Zannese. SECOND ROW: Sandy Green, Diana Rodgers, Joann Spiegel, Donna Lantz, Mike Massara, Daryl Mathis, Greg Larson, Dave Sawyer, Sherry Long, Julie Peters, Patty Olow. Tl-HRD ROW: Candy Wall, Barb Babosh, Dan Kostyshak, Dave McDermott, Amy Wilder, Mickey Budzik, Sandy Harris, Tim Green, Sally Dis- telrath, Janis Spiegel, Jean Trezil, FOURTH ROW: Glenda Oliver, Olga Apostalovski, Debby Hubbard, Helen Budzik, , Jill Korzenieski, Josie Posa, Sue Perkins, Sue Johnston, Beth Spritzer. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Fenbert, Lori Gattyan, Emily Jenson, Sue Sipple, Mr. Dummer.

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fudmfs Hearn Kg Daring if Uzemselzfes There are many students throughout the school who help out teachers in the lab, library, office and gym. The lab students are chosen by Mr. Frank Lupo. Their main jobs are tutoring students after school, setting up experiments, getting supplies and grad- ing quizzes. In the library, the girls check books in and out, file books, and help students find nec- essary books and information. The secretaries in the office have their helpers who reorganized the counseling office, file physicals and other student information, and help out the secretaries and ad- ministration whenever possible. The gym assis- tants' main job is to lend moral support to the teachers. Also, they take attendance, check show- ers, grade papers and demonstrate techniques. With things under control , Lynette Hachadurian takes five. Steve Marx says, Take your pick. . . after your mile warm-up. Tom Sapiel:-ik's precision helps him build his toys Diane Winslow smiles easily just before her break