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

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Seniors, Shirley Rogers and Terri Carbonneau decorate the In aff CIHSS, Cathy Wn0r0WSki adds the finishing touches. - National Honor Society members, Peggy Mezza and Beth Sprietzer, join the parade. SENIOR SECTIONf49

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Graduates: On The Road To Discovery . . . After graduation many seniors are un- sure of their future. There are several roads to take. Although college is unap- pealing to many, it is believed to be the best bet in the long run. lt can help pre- pare you for the job of your choice. Automatically you don't receive a job just because you went to college. You must work hard and become efficient at what you are training for. BOB IENTZ and BETH SPRIETZER display their spirit by constructing posters for a pep rally. Public speaking students search through periodicals for ideas. 1 Senior, Carolyn Derminer, finishes taking notes that will be useful in an upcom- All-State wrestler, Mike Hindmarsh begins ing review for a swimming test. 48fSENlOR SECTION his quest for a second state title.

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50fUNDERCLASSMEN DIVIDER UNDERCLASSIVIEN As underclassmen we're alike, not wanting to learn to walk before we run. We're not quite sure just what life is like, but we think that it's lots of fun. We want to skip the years between, and be seniors leaving the school. Not knowing what it was like to be sixteen, we'd only make ourselves look like fools. We have to know the years between, or else live our lives blindly. We have to live out our teenage years before we can be twenty. So learn to walk before you run, and take each day in stride. lf in the living you fall down, just pick yourself up and say, I tried. Laurie Matzelt