Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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F ■■I O X. .. a. vJ Uo.y ■ Cvo -fijjjr ' isass. Tennis Team Serves Up a Storm The 1986 men ' s tennis team, headed by Terry MicheJitch, Mark Reitenga, and Don Norton as tri- captains, took second place behind Plymouth Canton at the division championships. MicheJitch, the only team member to reach the finals, went on to the state competition, but was defeated in the second round of play. For the most part, last year ' s team was composed primarily of younger players, promising coach Dick Norton a bright new season. With juniors Matt Ohver and Doug iCaminecki and senior Mike Reitenga the team should have no dijficulty living up to their reputa- tion as a solid, hard-working team. Upper right: Matt Oliver leans into his cross-court return. Lower right: Mike Reitenga perfects his serve. 90 MEN ' S TENNIS L j v » JLi-xsyvAj iterxA S -Aix cj!. wt. xv cx L- -s-rv, - ' - ' ' 5;: T v oA c K bo- oRj -v ' V 4 ' Vvrv. L

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL - FRONT ROW: David Grain (coach), Bob Townsend, Garnet Potter, Steve Bastian, Kevin Delaney, Aaron Wiseley, Bob Boshoven (coach). SEGOND ROW: )ason Stringer, Steve Vigh, Mike lambor, Ghuck Shuff, Derek Knapp. BACK ROW: John Brugman, Mark Klokkenga, Jeff Hartman, Rob Spradlin, Ras Morfe, Todd Gambra. MISSING: Jim Luther, Dino Poulos, Josh Witz, John Schrieber Mud wrestling proved to be a favorite pastime for many of the Northville Mustangs. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL -FRONT ROW: Steve Ventura, Brian O ' Neill, Jeff Dwyer, Scott Don- nelly, Derek Forbing, Jeff Wesley, Dave Partch, Randy Jones. SEGOND ROW: Omar Harrison (coach), Sam Khashan, Nick Salas, Ghris Kuffner, Todd Daniels, Kurt Cleveland, Mike Karfis, Bob Gerlach (coach). BACK ROW: Kevin Telepo, Dave Felicelli, Rick Myers, Sean Starkweather, Paul Stiles, Greg Price, Will Brame, Gorey Robinson, Erik Billimoria. MISSING: Phil Lickman. Mustangs Tackle Opponents The Northville varsity football team ' s record of 2 wins and seven losses did not reflect its enthusiastic attitude this season. Captains Tony BriningstooJ, John McRae, and im Cerretani felt that this year ' s team was close-Jcnit and played well together. The team plans to work hard during the o -season to strengthen and improve for next year. Senior Tony Briningstool Jed the team and league in tackles and was a member of the prestigious alJ- con erence team. t ;l i Coach Schumacher guides the play from the sidelines. FOOTBALL 89

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J So tbaJJ i— i Players Practice Up mt mitH§Wf Sue Settles relaxes between innings. Sl ' c The 1986 season was a disap- pointing one foT NHS ' s softball team. As a young team, the NorfhvilJe ,0. players possessed very JittJe pitching GpLMA experience, yet showed great poten-c l tial for the upcoming season. Theo backbone of the team was mostr, vaJuabJe pJayer Chris McGowan. Other honors were awarded to Sue - Schrader for offense, uJie Kaestner Q for defense, and Kim Wilds for most , , improved. This season, with the help - - of coach Bob Gerlach, practice, and n returning members. North ville High uM , is destined for an improved record in Softball. - Uj vs - - Left: Kris Abitz winds up while Kerry Bulin concentrates on the batter. V-JCS f53L 4-t5 CXSLSi Becky Bajorek sits on the bench, engrossed in the action on the field. :: LVX- . - - - - -$QFTBAi4 9 V i mi