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

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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

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Girls Keign ,115 Metro- West 6ham,U.s'.l For the second year in a row, the girl cagers were undefeated in the Metro-West League. 'They outscored their opponents 284 to 180. Leading the team in scoring was Annie Harris with 173 pts, Nancy Valentine 120, Grace Mar- chuk 102, and Diana Grannon 97. Annie Harris pulled down 170 re- bounds while Diana Grannon fol- lowed with 102. Seniors Grace Marchuk, who received the most votes, and Annie Harris were se- lected for the Metro-West All league Team. Honorable men- tions were given to Terri Chre- tien, Diana Grannon, and Nancy Valentine. Denise Cifaldi gets ready to shoot after bringing the ball down court. Grace Marchuk demonstrates her skills in a 74- 33 victory over Oak Park Ann Harris concentrates on the basket. A closely guarded Terri Hot Dog Chretien looks for an open teammate