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

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Lots of work and limbering result in perfect form for Carol Galardi. LEFT: Cacaptain Lisa Stout perfects her beam rowtine. ABOVE: Anne Furlong prepares for a daring flip. Athletics 259

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197576 Girls' Gymnastic team. FRONT ROW: Maureen Lawlis, Anne Furlong, Val Shaman, Joanne Prietz, Sue Moody, Patti Hallman, Lisa Stout, Barb Martin. SEC- OND ROW: Judy Catalano, Jody Stout, Chris Mogk, Devoted Gymnasts prove hard work brings Victory Carol Galardi, Jenny Van Ashe, Marie Zapetowski, Judy Olsen. THIRD ROW: Renee Clemente, Beth Bickler, Julie Trombley, Robin Fouche, Beth Rogers, Julie Rog- ers. 1976 Gymnastics Team Results The Gymnastics team of Grosse Pointe North has GPN OPP once again qualified as Bi-County League champions. This is the second year in a row these girls have held such 108.00 Rochester High 91.20 honors. Co-captains Maureen Lawlis and Lisa Stout headed this strong team. They have not lost a meet in two years- holding an 18-0 1.ecord. 101.45 G-P. South 85.10 Patti Hallman and Sue Moody held a tie for the high est mark an individual from North has yet received: 7.9. 10750 Mt' Clemens 91'75 Patti achieved it in tumbling and Sue in trampoline. Three out of the four girls who qualified for Region 10735 Lake Shore 77'11 2115 went to State competition. These three girls, results in . Regionals were: Sue Moody, taking first in trampoline; 11175 Cllntondale 74'40 Patti Hallman, second in tumbling and ninth in Hoot exer- . cise; and Lisa Stout, sixth in tumbling. 110'05 Lakev1ew .98'75 The Gymnastics team coach, Mary Byerly, feels liThe : . 1975-76 team has been the most outstanding of the four 10240 Lamphere ngh 78'15 years due to the depth of the team? Only three girls will 112.65 Fraser 103.55 be graduating this year which will still leave a strong team for next year. 258 Pursuit of Happiness

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The 1975-76 Varsity Basketball Team. FRONT Stafford. BACK ROW: Phil Howells, Dohg hangs; ROW: Jim Dancy, Bill Mestdagh, Clif Morehead, Bob Brown, Jim Ziemiecki, Phil Humes, Marco Braga, Dave Beyer, Doug Koepsell, Karl Komeifel, Jeff Rob Burns, John Grennan. Highly successful season ends abruptly for Cagers Norsemen have a booming season of 17-3 under the guidance and supervision of Coach Ritter. It all ended abruptly for the Cagers when they were upset in the Hrst round of the State District Playoffs. CoCaptains Clif Morehead and Kurt Tech led the Norsemen through the season. Bob Brown, the leading scorer, averaged 22 points a game. John Grennan,s shooting was an asset to the Norsemen. Phil Humes, who was voted Most Valuable Player, averaged 10 points a game. Clif More- head, the best ball handler, aided the Cagers in their winning season. Norsemen shared the Bi-County League Championship with Lake Shore High. Both teams had a record of 12-2. In the city series, the Norsemen won the City Championship by beating Grosse Pointe South twice. The Cagers received another honor when they were ranked number 3 in the Northeast Suburban Area. The great success of the 1975-76 Cagers was due to the combined efforts of many outstanding athletes. Norseman eagerly await to capture the ball as Phil Humes stretches for the jump. 260 Pursuit of Happiness