Robinsdale Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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I Most Likely To Succeed As they depart from Armstrong, the 1989 class mem- bers will make various decisions for their future. Attending college, heading into the working world, traveling to close or far away places, or entering the mili- tary are some of the major choices that the graduating seniors will be faced with. Each decision, however, will bring success and unique achievements to the graduates as they seek for the best in life throughout their future. Thus, the senior class of ' 89 has chosen the following individuals as most likely to succeed in politics, parenting, television, music, sports, business, and drama. Ann Hanovich and Steve Seeger: Future politicians. Ann Cervenka and Kyle Coughlin were voted most likely to be good parents. Dan Nabedrick and Sandy Showalter are soon to be on T.V. 16

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K JB Candy Kremin and Jeff Udell were elected most likely to suc- ceed in drama. (AT H fl y j M J£ ' T Gy 3Ml- d ' xsv , £} £ 5 fe Jason Johnsen and Emily Ahlquist were chosen as most likely to succeed in athletics. Most likely to succeed in business were Scott Jankila and Julie Hemple. 17