Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Student Life . . . We rushed through on exciting Homecoming with decorated halls, tons of spirited events and a triumphant football gome. We started the year looking forward to activities and found ourselves constantly involved in fund raising projects. Candy, popcorn, bagels and other munchies become port of our days. Assemblies added a touch to keep spirits up. Whether we were fired up for gomes, supporting the organizations or just enjoying o few loughs, the extra events helped the week pass a little foster. We watched the bond take top honors in Tug Of wor remains one of the most popular assembly events. The competitions and work to raise money for St. Louis. Yearbook sroff kicked off rheir soles drive with on all school assembly this foil. The Juniors strained but pulled through with enjoyed the halftime shows and found Ourselves another victory. always busy with something. 6

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Doys of required closses in 9rh and lOrh grades gave way to electives and preparation for the future. It seemed that when we finally got control of our lives, we found we were ust . . . CUTTING IT CLOSG Introduction 5 Concentration provides musical melodies. Jennifer Rollins accompanies the bond during a classroom practice session. With the window providing o chance to see derails, Sheila Zirton gets the exact dimensions. Research is a key element of College Composition. Kris Foguth and Kim Treppo utilize library resources to get those elusive facts.

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Hip seniors, Koren Burgess, Pom Ferr, Louro Bores ond Corhy Cross disploy spirit while onriciporing the protest strike. Appearonce is o key port os Kaye Rompp strives for perfection while waiting for her cue during halftime. Krista Sudberry, Diane Soulliere and Jodi Moravcik transform the holl into Punk Poloce. Jailbird Stacey MacKinnon owoits her release (from class) on Homecoming dress up day. Parent ' s Night preceded the Marysville gome. Mike Hoag, Ken Taylor ond Steve Allegoer greet the crowd with their parents. Activities odd spice to each day. Groups and organizations were constantly evident throughout the school. It seemed that when we looked ot our friends and all the good times, things were easier . . . even though we were . . . CUTTING IT CLOSC Student Life 7