Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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Talented ymnasts Make Debut in '7 Under the direction of Brother Kenneth Par- ent, a newly formed gymnastic team has com- pleted its first, full season here at Notre Dame. They made their debut on February 2nd dur- ing the halftime at one of the Irish home basket- ball games, and ,their success was evident when they received a standing ovation at the end of their exhibition. The main objective of the gymnasts is to not only to develop their bodies physically but to learn the basic fundamentals h of gymnastics as well. Next year they plan working on more advanced routines. They perform various exercises and routines on special stations. There are six pieces of equip- ment in all-the trampoline, side horse, still rings, parallel bars, mats, and the new horizontal bar recently purchased by Fr. Rancourt. Other ac- tivities include balancing, tumbling, and vaulting. The enthusiastic gymnasts conducted a candy sale whose proceeds went towards purchasing a rnini-trampoline. 94

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Athletes nspireal Lauded at Banquet Notre Dame's 19th Annual Athletic Banquet was held at Alcamo Hall before a capacity crowd of 400 athletes, parents, and teachers. Master of ceremonies was Vic Caputo, and guest speaker was All-American Olympic contender, Doug Brown. The former Irish track star told many interesting stories about his experiences in Munich. The night reached its climax when Phil Rug- geri was named Student Athlete of the Year and Athlete of the Year went to Greg Lefevre. Ruggeri maintained a 3.3 academic average and partici- pated in both football and the hockey teams. Le- fevre was a starter for two years on the baseball, basketball, and football teams. Also, the following awards were given out. Most Valuable Player, Football, Tom Bittner, Track, John Schwartzg Cross Country, Sophomore Tim Cummins, Basketball, Don Buzynskig Swim- ming, Mike McGreevyg Hockey, Mike Pelzerg Bowling, Ken Lang, Soccer, Richard Coppinsg and in Golf, Kurt Ladensack. 3' BOTTOM RIGHT: Phil Ruggeri, Student Athlete of the Year, gladly accepts his tro- phy from Fr. Rancourt. ABOVE: The ma- jestic confines of Alcoma Hall provides the setting for Olympian, Doug Brown to deliver his address to the budding ND Athletes. ABOVE RIGHT: Greg Lefevre gazes in ap- preciation at his award for being named Ath- lete of the Year. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: The N.D. Bowling Tearn's illustrious accomplish- ments are readily observable from the collec- tion. of trophies that they have accumulated throughout the season. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Looking mildly surprised, John Schwartz receives his Most Valuable award in Track from obliging Mr. Vachon.