Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Winter Wacky Week Lacks Snow, But Not Spirit Tuesday, February 22 marked the beginning of the annual Winter Wacky Week. Numerous Varsity Club members and other brave slaves volunteered to be auctioned off to students for the day. The price of these captives ranged from 50 t to $46.00. All the profit went to the Varsity Club for the sports program. Wednesday brought many slaves decked out in all their finery at their master ' s command. Underclassmen saw their favorite seniors in hats — from baseball caps to cowboy hots to top hats as the seniors added a little spirit. Occupation Day was a first and brought out the hidden talents of many of our friends as we saw doctors, plumbers, construction workers and street workers roaming the halls of AH5. Blue and gold day traditionally brought the wackiness to an end with balloons, the march through the halls and a special pep assembly. With the co-operation of the students and a lot of planning by Student Council, Winter Wacky Week was another success. Tim . . . you hove ro be parienr and wait for the noils ro dry, before Down Showen con rake you our ro spend rhe day os o slave. Chris Langan odds on experr rouch ro rhe moke-up of slave Morry Tischbein. A llrrle grace and class was odded ro rhe assembly wirh John Powers.

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Homecoming Mums ore one of the woys the Juniors used to finonce rhe prom Corole Botuk honds Jeonerre Cufbhertson o flower from on odmirer Student Council odviser. Mr Croven ond President Stocey Isles enjoy the music of Freedom Jam All the way from Florida. Freedom Jom brought o break from the doily routine with their performance STUDENT COUNCIL - First Row: Mr Croven. M Konolos. M. deNovorre. C. Cross. S. Isles. K. Plertl, K. Leegstro Second Row: H Piloth, K deNovorre. K Burgess. J Lipowski, P Wenckovsky. M Golloher, D Boyer, J. Morovcik Third Row: S Neff. D. Soulliere. C. Botuk. C. Longon. A Sodlowski. D Showen. G. Greene Fourth Row: S Bellio, A Jocobs, L Avers. P Engelhordt, C Cross. P Gronico Bock Row: L. Isles. T. LoPorl. K Boymond, 5. Schultz Not Pictured: 5 Anderson. J DeLonge. C. Kosperowicz, K. Hurst. Student Council 19

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Traditional Slave Day entertainment includes cafeteria antics. Slaves: Rory Jacobs, Tom Hammang, Devon Hinkle, Matt Mueller. Marty Tischbein. John Powers, Tim Dlonck, Julie Petrovich, Diane Soulliere, Colleen DeLange, Curt McLone ond Dill Hogserr keep students laughing. With a giant security blanket. Sue Anderson and Colleen DeLange come out to be sold. Each slave demands the correct moke-up for the doy. Liso Malik odds rhe finishing touches to Dill Hogsett. Dob Sudberry helps transform Julie Petrovich into a ' willing ' slove. Sumo wrestlers - Rory Jacobs and Tim Dlonck odd o few loughs to rhe assembly.