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

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PAT LARY performs at a basketball game. ROSE BERTUCCI waits to approach the field. A PAM MICHELETTI and GRACE SAMMUT march onto the floor to per- form. COLLEEN MCCARTHY and CECE COLLINS perform at half-time. DRILL TEAM: TOP ROW: Pam Micheletti, Grace Sammut, Roberta Ernest. BOTTOM ROW: Gail Goodreau, Shirley Fen- Colleen McCarthy, Rose Bertucci, Renee Evans, Barb Loch- ech, CeCe Collins, Vicki Demarco. ridge, Pat Lary, Kathy Watson, Barb Borland, Lynette Kaip, DRILL TEAMf1'I1

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Drill Team Starts As Winners! Lots of spirit and the qualities of a hard- worker are needed to be on the Annap- olis Drill Team. The Drill Team practices all year starting from june until the new squad is picked the following year. In june the four officers went to a camp in Ohio, bringing back a first-place trophy. One month later the entire Drill Team went to camp in Rochester also bringing back a first-place trophy. The credit for the new uniforms goes to their ex-spon- sor Miss Attard. The Drill Team is always on the look out for new ideas and out- Standng rgutineg, DONNA WHITE, GAIL GOODREAU, Vickie DeMarco, Roberta Ernest and Lynette Kaip prepare to approach the field. BARB LOCHRIDGE, KATHY WATSON, Pat Lary, Barb Borland, Renee Evans and Shirley Fenech patiently wait to perform. lp? J , I -S - . TH X., xl.. all K, f .Q . . ' av'-T.. - , ,sigtkfa . o ROBERTA ERNEST cheerfully performs at a basketball game. GAIL GOODREAU proudly marches in the Homecoming pa- rade. 1'l0fDRlLL TEAM

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Striving For umber One! With only three returning members from last year, the 1978 Publications Class was faced with a vastly inexperi- enced staff of 17. But in the final analysis the group proved to be quite competent headed by the Editor-in-Chief Karen Miller. The theme Promises for Tomor- row was developed by the staff. Also for the second straight year the Cata- mount features the senior pictures in a glossy color print with the help of Arella Studios. Other notable changes for this edition included: the use of name slugs on each page for easy identification the expand- ing of our daily life section whereby a large representation of the total student body was captured and the adoption of a community life section featuring stu- staff will have more experience with at least five returning members. I ll ll I I I I dents away from the school. Next years TONY MARIIANOVICH and DAVE MORGAN explain their layout to Mr. Goncharoff. ' M mm, TOP LEFT: PAULA KOREWJO takes time out between deadlines. PUBLICATIONS: TOP ROW: Diane Patterson, Laurie Matzelt, Mark Holey, Gary McDermott, Dave Morgan. SECOND ROW: Mary Rippe, Marilyn Kitt, Paula Korewjo, Pat Lary, Kelly Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Lynn Printiss, Melissa Ramirez, Charleen Tricoff, Kris Parshall. BOTTOM ROW: Tony Marijanovich, Advisor, Mr. Darryl Goncharoff, Editor: Karen Miller, Paul Croteau. LEFT: KAREN MILLER and PAULA KOREJWO can't decide which pictures go where.