Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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Cross Country Runners Excel lf the 1978 Cross-Country season could be summed up in one word it would be success . The word applies not only to the over-all team gains, but also the many individual achievements. Both the boy's and the girl's teams had winning records, 10-5 and 4-3 respectively. Each brought a first place trophy home to Chippewa, the boys in the Notre Dame Invitational and the girls in the Macomb County Invitational. Many individuals also received personal recognition. Gary Lukas not only won the Notre Dame invitational, but was undefeated in dual meets, selected to the All-Macomb County Cross-Country team, co-Most Valuable Player in the Oakland A , and a State finalist. Gregg Lukas, hot on his brother's heels, was also a State finalist. Three of Chippewa's girls, Lynda Herman, Michelle Roberts and Wendy Laise also made the All-County team. Lynda went on at Regional competition to become a State finalist. . A f, ..,,.g,,,f Coach Birch 8 .- -. ...X 4 Front: Wendy Laise, Lynda Herman, Michelle Roberts Back: Coach Phillips, Patty Garman, Donna Sroka, Pam Schmidt Sandy Mordan M

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Back: Coach Slowiczek, Barb Amann, Kathy Kozlowski, Yvonne Nystrom, Carolyn Nemes, Beth Szliter fmanagerj. Middle: Becky Bleakley, Nancy Matz, Lori Taukert, Sue Cote, Beth Theut, Anne Marie Floreno. Front: Mary Lou Landis, Kim Enos, Bridget julian, julie Houthoofd, Theresa Kozlowski, Terri Hauer, Karen Kozelski. l. Sue Cote steps forward to greet the ball before returning it to the other side of the net. 2 Karen Kozelski watches the ball sail to her opponent's side of the net, hoping it will not be returned. 3 Bridget julian nervously warms up before her match. 4 Playing doubles, Kim Enos serves for her partner Lori Tau kert. 5. Individuals strive for personal victories while keeping in mind the team's standing. 6. julie Houthoofd shows the intensity of her game while her partner, Terri Hauer gets ready to return the ball. 7. Carolyn Nemes demonstrates her powerful underhand return. 8. Nancy Matz puts a spin on the ball hoping to out-wit her opponent. 9. Tennis appears to be no challenge for Theresa Kozlowski. Becky Bleakley anticipates the approach of the ball. 5 6 9 10

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'ilwqgkylz U 'Qu is 1 A. Il -.r Front: Brian Hibbard, Gregg Lukas, Gary Lukas, Don Campbell Back: Greg Waelchli, Coach Phillips, Dave Bratkowski, jeff Nixon, Gordon Tabenske, Andy Marcotte, Mark Hargrave, Craig Marshall, Mark Thompson, Keith Sroka, Coach Birch 2 Wim 'link' ' Hunk 5 6 Ll-All ' ,elkrx 41 ff. Rv: - V... aaSX?S.'5? 7. - -Q. M-. my. Q. . 'qi ifigiff' 'XA I .1 i'... K l. Brian Hibbard and Gordon Tabenske find no competition in an opponent. 2. Lynda Herman picks up the pace. 3. Three of Chippewa's top female runnersg lleft to rightl Lynda Herman, Wendy Laise and Sandy Schmidt. 4. Greg Waelchli watches the girls run. 5. Chippewa's runners lead the pack. 6. Pam Schmidt and Sandy Mordan pace each other through a long race. 7. Gary Lukas leaves the others behind. 8. Wendy plans her strategy. 9. Don Campbell spots the finish line. 10. Gregg Lukas runs a lonely 2nd mile.