Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

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They ' ve Got Their ActTogether From portraying their favorite hit singer or group on stage to answering questions in the Quiz Bowl, CHS students certainly have their act together. Strutting their stuff with sunglasses and chains were singers Eddie Rodriguez and Frank Giglio, who expressed What People do for Money in the second annual Strut Your Stuff dance, sponsored by the yearbook and Chieftain staffs. Johnna Pelt, with her version of Control by Janet Jackson, was awarded second place; Kari Smith and Joan Jackson stepped forward to accept third place. Along with these people were many other contestants who made Strut Your Stuff another great success. Up on stage in this year ' s talent show were many students displaying a variety of special abilities. Whether it was playing a part in a skit, singing, or play- ing an instrument, CHS students had their acts together. Answering questions in the ■areas of history, art, religion, and With aspirations to be a professional singer, junior Melissa Burgess performs the mass media , Quiz Bowl par- ticipants compete with area teams who winners are awarded with trophies or plaques. -Heidi Markwart a favorite song during Talent Show tryouts. Photo— Pelt Taking a break before the next 10 minute round in Quiz Bowl are Dan Kip- per, Keith McDonough, Brian Palmateer, and J.J. Kluger. Photo- Behnke Performing an original composition, senior Jeff Doss auditions for this year ' s talent show. Photo-Pelt Student Life O Page Design: Heidi Markwart I

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Taking first in the annual Strut Your Stuff dance were Eddie Rodriguez and Frank Giglio, who explain What Peo- ple Do for Money. Photo-Marion ' s Strutting her stuff is Johnna Pelt, who took 2nd place with her version of Janet Jackson ' s Control. Photo-Marion ' s Discussing strategy for the next Quiz Bowl competition are Brian Palmateer and Keith McDonough. Photo-Behnke Lip syncing to Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me brought Joan Jackson and Kari Smith into a third place win. Photo- Marion ' s 12 Student Performers They ' ve Got Their Act Together

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Undergrad Admittance Prohibited Some of us will go to college , some of us will get a job , and the rest of us will just hang out , but every member of the Class of 1987 will change their lifestyle in the months and years to come. Senior year of high school is full of important decisions and events we will remember forever... Homecoming, the trip, graduation festivities, and more. Choosing a college and deciding on a career are hard choices we must make to plan our future. A few seniors predicted what they thought would be the biggest change they would experience dur- ing their first year out of high school. Tom Zelecki feels, My lifestyle will change . ITI be going to school and then work. Moving away from the securities of home and being away from my friends , predicts Wendy Rogalski of the difficulties she ' ll face. Frank Ciglio anticipates, Being out on my own and not having anyone to push me to achieve. Tanya Behnke 1 A Se n i° r Divider ■ ■ Undergrad Admittance Prohibited