Adams High School - Highlander Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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that's debatable The main purpose of the Debate team was to promote clear thinking, analyze public speaking techniques and provide the opportunity to work cooperatively with the other serious students. The squad participated in three debate leagues and the state tour- naments. These tournaments were against The Middle Macomb League. The South Eastern Michigan Novice League, and the MSAA. With the help of sponsor Mr. Freeman, the squad proved that debate was something to talk about. l 4

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do it with deca! Deca stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America , and was a National Organization. Deca promoted Developing future leaders for marketing and distribution. The Distributive Education Co-op class worked on Deca competitive activities for Regional, State, and National competitions. Adams has been very successful the past four years, with numerous trophy winners. The past two years, Adams sent three students to National competition in Chicago and Los Angeles. This year's National was in Washington, D.C. As Mr. Rosenberg put it, They're a great bunch of kids who deserve a little recognition.

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gold dusters - full of spirit There was a change this year for the Gold Dusters. Instead of performing during halftime at basketball games they were seen at our football games. The team practiced on Monday. Wednesday and Thursday for two hours each day after school. The sponsor of the Gold Dusters was Mrs. Allison. Captain Cyndi Buchholz, First Lieutenant Theresa Schell and Second Lieutenant Jeanette Meuller helped with the planning of each show that was performed. The Gold Dusters went to competition at Rochester High and also participated in the national contest, Miss Halftime U.S.A. in Ohio. A1 01171 G Watchfilriiiwsffradio city here'thcy5 Qsssis' t v 4: -- .....-.--... We 1