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

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' 'If you guys want to do better, you are going to have to go in the deep end sooner or later, ' ' remarks Coach Lindsey. Steve Marx displays the simplicity of his form. 2 E ,u an, , , in E. Q 2 ,, Q 4 3 Q, f 2 2 . ' n 1 3 2 g 1 AA Q , Q . .,.. , ,. A, Af , ,,,,.,,,WQ W K A Q 3 1 . A A an S a,,a Wag 1 A An , fly X l, .Hy 'N ffl 5601655 Wins-4 ' Losses- 10 Annapolis U. of D. High 97 A , Annapolis Kenned 76 A 'A Annapolis G.C. Vlyest 66 e Annapolis Southgate in 9 98 Annapolis john Glenn . - ig Q 90 . Annapolis Oak Park ' ' A 'J 55 Annapolis L G.C. East . 99 Annapolis A Clarenceville A 110 M...-. Annapolis Woodhaven 94 ' ,ke Annapolis' Oak Park 53 ' Annapolis Clarenceville 108 M ADHHPOHE aehafer 86 A i i b T' Annapo ' oodhaven 98 V ' We 'iA'QfwE ' Annapolis Crestwood 95 4 ,,,,, 9. 5 Ays- ' V K , , ,R ,LVVIV M I W il, L, .L aa... K e , lle '99 A A A' ' Ai 'AA' Qi' in TQURNAMENTS . -'f gf p nn .fn AA G,C, Em 5 1 Sth EE., M fn.,p nnzl one e.,aZS,mn . League Meet A A ' A 2nd Don't worry Metropolis, Superman Eugene Suchyta is on his way.

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Succvss Kiss Within Che Qufure TOP ROW: Coach-Chuck Lindsey, Gary Degraaf, Scott Wagner, Mike jenkins, Rick Schultz, Ken Furmaga, jim Sofios, SECOND ROW: Steve Marx, james Baggett, Steve Dawson, Steve Wilk, Eugene Suchyta, Art Trezil. BOTTOM ROW: john Voyles, Lionel Plata, Brian Myers, Bill Kostyshak, jim Pates, John Pates, Randy Nickell. -r E 1 1 5 l N. in -dw Q4 -..- .-.. .....p. 4.5.- jim Sofios shotgum off the block to get his style down for a meet. Though they finished with a 4-10 won- loss record, the tankers did have a few highlights during the season. Steve Marx, according to Coach Chuck Lindsey, was their most valuable swimmer, as he chalked up thirty eight firsts. Steve Wilk gives rebuilding hopes as he produced a fine time of : 26 seconds in the fifty yard freestyle. The tankers also plan to start an A. A. U. program this summer in order to help future swim seasons. Gary Bridgeman and Sue Anton compare statistics. Rick Schultz gives it all he has at practice.

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Girls Slzaftvr Qormer Kecvrds Under Coach Joyce Dick and captain Leslie Nowak, the girls swim team ended the sea son with an 8 and 5 won-loss record, and took third place in the League. The team completely outswam teams such as Schaf- fer, Thurston and Southgate, but they also lost a few close ones, such as their 93-79 loss to league rival Woodhaven. Many school records were broken through- style by Mary Gabourie, the l00 breast stroke by Beth Sprietzer and the 200 lndivi dual Medley by Carol Pruzzo Mrs. Joyce Dick helps Ann Farkas with her diving form Q , R, X - -- ,.z fa , rr gg - .1 Y ,. - I , K - . . at , out the season, including the 50 and 100 free- , I MN Ns . 0 Q ' 1 -as-.-. 6? 4 M Xl Ag Q X 5. . K 1 C X 2:9 is 9 D ti, QQ r t ' v X 1 i Linda Kitchen stretches to get her dive just right. 1 ,V X - -- --. L t 2' . ki, ---X X. Doreen Gramblin comes up for that one last breath. Manager Sherri Stronach records the many practice times