Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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NGVA brnxriy V3 nt? if im'-'ii 113151 NUS? vii' !'H!,l l NLJV 33 f' l 34g 1 12 lg- Nova I, L-Fi, FIRST HOW: Marissa Passinl, Debbie Fisher, Yvonne Crooker. DSAFIHH Hall. Trudi Pratt, Cindy Rice, and Coach Victor McManus, Janie Meeker. Mary Barlow, Cathy Howell, Karen Valdes Carlson, SECOND ROW: Patty Dawes, Haley Goodwin, First Games Like Horror Movie Mr. Victor Valdes, girls' basketball coach was asked what it was like coaching the Nova l basketball team. He replied, At first it was like watching a horror movie, but they ended up do- ing an outstanding job. He said horror movie because the games at first, were full of incon- sistancies, a little shabby, and weird. Out of eight teams they placed 4th in the Northern Athletic League. The outstanding players were Debbie Fisher, Karen Carlson, Tracy Crooker, DeAnna Hall, Trudi Pratt, and Kathy Howell. Nova I 49-13 Las Plumas Nova l 30-34 Chico Nova I 39-35 Chico Nova l 44-36 Amador Nova l 31-40 Central Valley Nova I 34-38 Central Valley Nova I 25-29 Shasta Nova I 39-38 Red Bluff Nova I 47-41 Enterprise Nova I 32-43 Yreka Nova l 41-31 Anderson Nova I 41-38 Central Valley Nova l 39-50 Shasta Nova l 36-27 Red Bluff Nova I 45-46 Enterprise Nova I 49-41 Yreka Nova l 47-30 Anderson Nova I 41-33 Nova ll Tracy

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YXUV4 E 5 5-sl it ll 1T ft0V 4,9 Fn'l J ,H NUVJ UW I aa - 1 JUNIOR VARSITY FlOW 1: Phyllis Shepard, Linda Thon, Jody Browning, Bev Weber, Marisa Pessini. ROW 2: Connie Comp- ton, Karen McCulloch, Jean Waller, Kitty Kohl. 'fu i31 ,9'? as Volleyball Teams Play Upperclassmen Although the volleyball program is only in its second year at Nova, the teams are learning the hard way by competing against Juniors and Seniors. The Junior Varsity came in an impressive fourth place against Red Bluff and the Var- sity finished with a fighting last place. Miss Sherry Selwood, the teams coach, was hap- py with the results considering that they were playing against high school teams. 1. Jody Browning executes a graceful return. 2. Marisa Pessini gets ready. 3. Phyllis Shepard reaches for one.

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First In Chico Tournament The Nova ll Panthers did a tremendous, incredible job. They won First place in the E.G.H.S. tourna- ment. The other seven teams, besides Nova ll, were, Chico Jr..High, Lassen, Bidwell, Corning, Nova l, Notre Dame, and Paradise. The coach of the Nova ll Panthers Mr. Halvorsen said, Playing against sophomores all year probably helped them at the Chico tournament. All the teams were composed of freshmen. It was a superb ending to the season. The final game was won in the last quarter when with four seconds left, Cindy Kenyon scored the winning basket. Nova ll 31-26 Las Plumas Nova Il 33-46 Lassen Nova II 39-50 Central Valley Nova Il 47-04 Las Plumas Nova ll 22-41 Chico Nova ll 49-41 Enterprise Nova ll 32-31 Yreka Nova II 20-29 Central Valley Nova Il 32-33 Anderson Nova Il 35-44 Shasta Nova ll 35-33 Red Bluff Nova ll 41-38 Nova l Nova ll 54-43 Enterprise Nova Il 41-38 Yreka Nova Il 15-41 Central Valley Nova ll 39-33 Anderson Nova ll 31-39 Shasta Nova ,ll 41-38 I Pied Bluff Nova ll 33-41 Nova I Nova Il, L-R, FIRST ROW: Kim McFarland, Linda Cooperider, Daw- Conkie, Kelly Davis, Cindy Kenyon, Teresa Antos, Dawn Culver, na Peery, Linda Prewitt, Carla Mongomery, Debbie Baker, Brenda Connie Compton. Coulter, SECOND ROW: Mr. Halvorsen, Stacy Bracken, Karen Mc-