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

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junior, Cheryl Foren, takes an order for another hungry per- son. IOE MORSE, varsity wrestler, takes a break from practice. fklfx 'Rmb IIM ROMAN, junior, attends gas at the Standard Station. EDDIE FIELDS, works part-time as a janitor of Mayfair School. COMMUNITY LIFEf161

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On Their Own In The World Of Work Wrestler, Gary McDermott and Cindy Keating take a stroll past the Chew Chew Caboose - , ,ws . KEN KEBLAITIS, junior, has fun being the cook at Burger Chef. THE THESPIANS: TOP ROW: Yvonne Ramirez, joy Davis, Candy Neely. 4 These days, many students have come to realize the need to have an independent income. This has prompted students to go out on their own into the surrounding neighborhoods and cities to seek employment. This is done strictly by the student and does not con- cern the Co-Op Program offered by the school. These students re- ceive no credits for their jobs. These students should be ap- plauded for their efforts of step- ping out into the world of work. ,,,l4 iii C 1 ill s 1 ' as gg f itil ,f 5? is sst, 2 V.,VZ ig P V' .. K BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Plata, Patty McShane, Mr. Robert Nanni, Paul packer for Farmer lackslchuck Sddunaldoes his White, Rhna Curl. ' b II. 'l60fCOMMUNlTY LIFE jo we

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RULES OF THE GAME AN UNKNOWN CHAPLAIN is credited with being the author of this letter, addressed to a young man about to enter the arena of life, I am giving you the ball, Son, and naming you the quarterback for your team in the game of life. I am your coach, so I'll give it to you straight There is only one schedule to play. It lasts all your life, but consists of only one game. It is a long game with no time out and no substitutions. You play the whole game --- all your life --- all the time. You'll have a great backfield. You're calling the sig- nals, but the three other fellows in the backfield with you have great reputations. They are named Faith, Hope, and Charity. You'll work behind a truly powerful line. End to end, it consists of Honesty, Loyalty, Courage, Devotion- to-Duty, Self-Respect, Cleanliness, and Discipline. The goalposts are the Gates of Heaven. God is the referee and sole official. He makes all the rules, and there is no appeal from them. There are rules. You know them as the Ten Com- mandments, and you play them strictly in accor- dance with your own religion. There is also an important ground rule. It is, As ye would that men should to to you, do ye even so to them. Here is the ball. It is your immortal soul! Hold fast to it. Now, Son, get in there and let's see what you can do with it. .ll 162fOPENlNG STRIVING