Grosse Pointe North High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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LEFT: Julie Camaghi progresses toward basket. LOWER LEFT: Mary Spagnoli takes a careful aim for a successful free throw. 1975-76 JV Basketball Scoreboard OPP 52 Sterling Heights 37 Lake Shore 60 Grosse Pointe South 45 Roseville Brablec 59 Romeo 42 Clintondale Lakeview Fraser UAnse Creuse East Detroit South Lake Notre Dame x! Lake Shore Roseville Brablec Grosse Pointe South Clintondale Lakeview Fraser L'Anse Creuse South Lake 1975-76 JV Girls Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Beth Wilmot, Judy MacLeod, Ann Belloli, Juliane Payne. SECOND ROW: Sue Mazz'ei, Brenda Potts, Linda Leslie. BACK ROW: Coach Shelly Owens, Karen Stoeckel, Mary Martin, Laurell PHaum. Athletics 251

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1976 Girls Varsity Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Tracey Arsenault, Coach Dieterlee, Estelle Hermann. SECOND ROW: Martha Hang, Lisa Andary, Robyn Egnatios, Theresa DlAngelo. BACK ROW: Mary Spagnoli, Michelle Mazzei, Cindy Goad, Julie Carnaghi, Sue Fancett. Girls Basketball teams full of enthusiasm and spirit The 1975-76 girls basketball teams were bounding with enthusiasm this year. Despite their fair seasons, the Girls Varsity and JV teams continued to hold the endless Norse- man spirit and determination. The Varsity teamls overall standing was two wins and fourteen loses. Captain Estelle Hermann was voted Most Valuable Player. Coach Dieterlee, new this year, did an excellent job coaching the Varsity team. The team had a positive outlook through the season despite their disad- vantage of being a young team, not only in years but also in experience. The JV Basketball team also had an incessant load of optimism. The season record stands at one win and fifteen losses. Coach Owens, 3 Grosse Pointe North alumna from the Class of 1971, shared with the team her experience from Michigan State Universityls Woman Basketball team. The team described Miss Owens as a great coachf' since she continually maintained a rigorous workout for the girls. The JV team has the potential to become a great Varsity team full of the endless Norseman enthusiasm and spirit. 250 Pursuit of H uppiness 1975-76 Girls Varsity Basketball Scoreboard GPN 27 32 48 16 25 21 g8$33$$$3$ Denby Lake Shore Clintondale LlAnse Creuse I Fraser Lakeview Brablec South Lake G. P. South Lake Shore Clintondale L'Anse Creuse Fraser Lakeview Brablec South Lake OPP 49 37 , 37 50 38 54 56 63 37 42 47 69 43 57 33 55

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RIGHT: Fearless, ex erienced boys strive to head the hall twang their op onents' goal. BELOW RIGHT: Girl soccer payers become more awesome with every game. FAR BELOW RIGHT: Leading scorer Joe Parise begins to wonder whether he should shoot 01' pass and decides the former, naturally. Morning soccer sessions lead to afternoon triumph Getting to school by 7:00 in the mom- ing takes real devotion and spirit, and thaths what this year's participants in in- tramural soccer had. The boyst league, in its second year of existence, consisted of an impressive ten teams. Sam Arvantidest Spartans led the American Division, while the Magicians dominated the National Division and cap tured the league championship as well. The Sail-ems had beginnerts luck in the new girlst league, as they out-scored the other three teams. Karen Montauk and Martha Haug led the girls in scoring, learning fast by watching Joe Parise and Tony Campo, the most successful scorers of the 1975-1976 season. One soccer game, however, was not played in the' morning, as the popular North gym was secured for after school for the all-important FacultytAll-Star game. Even a delay in the opening of the game couldn't discourage the many spec- tators, hungry for an All-Star victory to avenge last year's defeat. They were not disappointed. As good as he is, Guido Regelbrugge's two goals came up short as a fantastic headon goal by Sudden Sam Arvantides and two goals by Curt Gen- eral Major did the teachers in. The future of intramural soccer looks promising at North, if one judges by the popularity of the climactic FacultytAll- Star game and the spirit of the players. Mr. Regelbrugge expects to see more girls join next year, while the boyst league will probahly remain stable in number but im- prove in skill. 252 Pursuit of Happiness