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

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First Year For Competition Debate is an area that requires many hours of tedious research and the team adhered emphatically to this very point. This hard work brought something totally new to Annapolisp it was the first year in the school's history in which the De- bate Team participated in inter- scholastic competition. Debate is a mental wrestling match which takes up much time and dedication. DEBATE: TOP ROW: Greg Larson, Bill Gioiosa, Dwayne Carver, Greg Salata. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Kostyshak, Mr. Robert Nanni, Dave Sawyer. GREG SALATA stresses a very important point in a debate. Q' ,B I GREG LARSON and BILL GIOIOSA do some last minute re- search. 126fDEBATE GREG SALATA and DAVE SAWYER discuss their opening statement. DAVE SAWYER, senior, is also a very active member in N.H.S.

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ix, LIZ IERORE helps Dwayne Carver, playing the Cowardly Lion, MR. ROBERT NANNI helps Patty McShane, playing Wicked make adjustments on his costume. Witch of the West, with a difficult part. ii THESPIANS: TOP ROW: Randy Hansen, Dave Plecha, Mike Carol Talamonti, Michele McLachlan, Lee Plata, lssy Frigo, Borg, jan VanOrden, Marty Miller, Dina Zannese, Dwayne Doug Bacckus. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Harris, Sherry Sol- Carver, Mike Piotter, Liz jerore, Terry Lewis, Marc Piotter. linger, joe Davis, Nancy Lee, Candy Neely, Barb Borland, SECOND ROW: james Moyne, Eugene Suchyta, Sue Corlett, Yvonne Ramirez, Linda lerore, Cathy Neely, Cathy Chircop. Linda Mikulak, Denise Zapinski, Penny Atkinson, Pat Miller, BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Plata, Pat McShane, Mr. Robert Nanni, Annette Tulppo, Lori Gattyan, Mike ROY, lohn Pates. THIRD Paul White, Rhna Curl. ROW: Sue Boyle, Linda Marsh, Kris Parshall, Diane Patterson, DRAMA CLUBf'l25

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Proud To Help Needy These are some of the cans that went to the needy. LAURA MOODY and SHARON GREC-ELY check cans for needy. LINDA DONOVAN gives money to Donna Kramarz for toy drive. Our idea of service is the desire to be useful to others without the thought of recompense. Paraphrase of Swedenborg, from Arcona Caeleslu . The accomplishments of this club have been great. They have canned food drives annually. The cans go to needy families. These girls had a May Day Party for the elderly people in a convalescent home. A Christmas party was put together for the Salvation Army kids. They collected money for a toy drive. It was a great project: for they loved the toys they received at Christmas. They also sponsored a dance. The clubs membership is lower but, in the years to come, they are hoping to keep the club together and have a greater turn out for the future. This group hopes that the clubs to come will accomplish: and feel as proud as they do at the present. COMMUNITY SERVICE: TOP ROW: Karen Sandecki, Kathy Reilly, Barb Krawczyk. SECOND ROW: Kathy Glowski, Marci Wilcox, Vicki Hall, Sheila Mullins. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Teall, Ellen Sobczak, Anna Kolozsvary, Marie Novak, Anita Zuk. BOTTOM ROW: Laura Moody, Donna Kramarz, Mrs. Doro- thy Robinson, Sharon Gregely, Cindy Foreman. COMMUNITY SERVICEf127