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

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Communication Skills: The Key To Tomorrow With the increasing demand across y the country to place a greater em- - ' phasis on fundamental skills such as writing, reading, speaking and even listening, the English courses like the language they're named after, are being altered where necessary to meet the needs of the times. The English department feels strongly that when a student graduates, he X should be equipped with these es- l sential communication skills so that the future can indeed hold promise and not false hope. MR. GERALD RADUS, head of the English Department, shows jim Connett an interesting way to begin his next paragraph. W.. , ' Q- 3 W . K -v..-:sw ..-....... , anal: ll is MR. DANIEL GASS, an interesting teacher, shows MR. DARRYL GONCHAROFF, our Publications and Student Council his Newspaper class the way to use a camera. sponsor, returned as Assistant Football Coach after a one year retirement. 100fENGLlSH

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Striving For Better Fundamental Skills . -in K ' L MR. ION PILON corrects a punctuation mistake on Darryl Podzer- vinski's paper. ,swfm M ft X gr in K I ,yi 1 S V E' -X 'l! ' L- -fray, '- - f ,2i!1, ' lffj. .. , , ' ,g,:g,gf'. nf. .f fx wa s gtg . 1 - 1141 535, ta :1t.ta,J Q. , 'L ' -f f , 1--P' R 9 ftlfs ,-?5QQ,'5v-IIT: - , K S :jf,.7,gp-,Pi ,gvffliffl ,ps -'1 MR. STEVE PACHY proves a point to suspecting seniors on a test day. MRS. PATRICIA BIRDSALL gives the results of the passed short story quiz. 102fENGLlSH