Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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Inspiration, Hard Work Are In redients To Success The junior varsity cheerleaders put forth a lot of work an effort during their busy year. The squad brought much enthu siasm to their crowds and team, with shouts of spirit an clapping of hands. Camp was a new experience for the junior varsity cheer leaders this past summer. They went to Golden Eagle Cheer leading College in Wooster, Ohio. The squad received superior ribbon, one excellent ribbon and one outsw ribbon for competition against other squads from diff states. l The junior varsity cheerleading squad consisted of Barr, Donna Majors, Karen McQuiston, Tina Miller, Robbins, Nancy Sale, Kim Solmes and Monica Summitt. Kim and Donna tallied with Willy I Tough and ready I V did their thing Donna was all smiles OurCatsareD Y N O M I T E' . Come on you guys. Get with it. l l . . W

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Novi varsity cheerleaders kept grabbing more and more :Jphies and awards. The Novi cheerleaders went to the largest cheerleading mmpetition in the world, held in Lansing. Over 100 squads om all over the United States came to fight out the tough mmpetition. The contest lasted all day. When the top 20 ams in the United States were announced, Novi's girls tme home with a sixth place in the United States and third Michigan. The cheerleaders also went to the United States Cheer- ading Association CU.S.C.A.J for summer camp and came home a winner. The girls won a trophy and ribbons for every night's performances. The squad also received an award for their skit and pom pom routine . The girls worked long and hard for the trophies and many awards they received throughout the summer. This year's squad consisted of three seniors, Debbie McKee, Jeanne Withers, and Laurie Majors, one junior, Kathe Brezniakg and four sophomores, Eilleen Slattery, Sue Beall, Joan Pierce, and Missy Faulkner. The coach was Mrs. Sue Madigan. Jeanne Debbie and Kathe hid fun cheering for a winning football Ie rm Just truckrn through one of the many floor cheers Sue knew how to get the crowd going Here was one of the mounts that helped the squad place at camp and Crind Nationals Time out for a picture during busketball se ison Mrssx shook things up bl .' r . V 1, ' CL -. - , 1 2 ' . el. Debbie just stopped by to say, Hl. f. ' 1 ' i ' .. 'B x .

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Six spirited cheerleaders were chosen n October 30, after a long week of prac- cing. Thirty girls tried out. The six irls that made it were Kim McKee, Lori estock, Tracy Subkow, Lori Tuck, Deb- ie Morandy and Nora Pugsley. The girls had to perform an original heer, a set of jumps, and a cheer given J them. Their coach, Mrs. Fox said, The girls were judged on crowd appeal, irm and voice loudness. Although the girls only cheered at a. Lori, Nora and Lori worked hard during practice. b. Kim looked real happy cheering. c. Nora jumped with enthusiasm. d. Lori and Tracy stood high over the excite- ment of the game. e. The girls discussed a new routine. f. All the girls went out to perform a cheer during half time. home games, they still practiced every Monday with the rest of the cheerleaders. The freshman cheerleaders had a small problem. Mrs. Fox, their coach, had to take a leave of absence, and this tempo- rarily left the girls without a coach. Miss Hayward, the former coach of the varsity cheerleaders, volunteered to fill in. Kim McKee said, She helped our squad a lot. She made us keep trying until we got it perfect. Spirited Six