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

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S. ,wx-, Q H Y -' -ff' YA A17 Larry Cotton, Secretary Buena Barr, President Laurie Stronach, Vice President. Mary Sullivan, Treasurer Lois Lambee, Trustee I, .1 Xlfw 'Ll ' ' . em 5 I S f : , J 'YS A f' I ,Z few, Andrew Kochanek, Trustee D9nnl5 PYSZ, Trustee CJ! f , BOARD OF EDUCATION: SITTING: Mary Sullivan, Buena Barr, Lois Lambee, STANDING: Dennis Pysz, Laurie Stronach, Larry Cotton, Andrew Kochanek. BOARD OF EDUCATIONf83

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Board Works To Satisfy The People' The Board of Education hopes . . . to maintain the quality instructional program presently offered to District Seven students. to expand the vocational programs available to students. to manage the finances of District Seven efficiently and maintain a bal- anced budget. .. . to develop even further the pride of the students, staff and community in their schools. to promote a spirit of cooperation between the teaching staff, administra- tive staff and the Board of Education for the benefit of the students. . . . to meet the desire of the parents of District Seven for an excellent school system. I ..f2,fx Mr. Edward McLean, Business Manager. Mr Gerald O Steube Superintendent 82fBOARD OF EDUCATION

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Administration Mr. Martin Sviland has a tough job as principal of our school. He shows his great spirit by the way he deals with the trying situations he faces each day. He is responsible for organizing, directing and su- pervising all of the employees of the school. Mr. Michael Vogel works supervising the students. He is responsible for detention, arrival and departure of students, driver's education and many other important and necessary jobs. Mr. Terry Strome who along with his wife and family were honored with the dedication of the Homecoming last year, shares the responsibility of Mr. Vogel. These men are to be congratulated for the great job they have done in the past and will undoubtedly do in the future. Their great spirit will keep on shining. The spirit of the students has tremendously risen. Each year it increases 100'Vo.,We have more stu- dents participating in school events. Spirit means a lot to how a school is run, and with the spirit that our school perceives, it seems much easier to get through the day! l Y W Q VV .. - nail - . 1-Q, N N... .. . ,- - - -- MR. TERRY STROME, who is in charge of student affairs, checks on a students' schedule. 84fADMlNlSTRATlON Has Spirit Also .ijYt MR. MARTIN SVILAND, principal, waits patiently for the dai- ly attendance records. MR. MIKE VOGEL, our assistant principal, works on school files with a smile.