Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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I+ was a warming vic+oryl The following nighl' fhe dance was held in fhe high school commons which had been in+eres+ingly decorafed by fhe S+uden+ Government Everyone was dressed semi- formally and had a good 'lime dancing +o 'lhe beaf of +he group, Dream On. The dance began early 'lo allow couples +ime +o dine ouf aflerwards. T Ti Melissa Faulkner Louie Balough Holly Huepel Shelly LeGral'l Terrie Anderson Jeff Layerfy Kafhy Lenhard Dave Young Diane Bosco fl The King and Queen A lime lor res? Sophomores lie for lirsl place' Don'+ iusl sfand fherel Tim's really rockin and rollin l l.ouie's go? disco leverl Mos'l' of The senior courl Price had +0 lake a break 5. 6. llI.D'S QM UU' 7. ll The game was exci+ingI Chris Kelley Too bad our floal didn'+ win. Belh McCIun 9 I+ was a wild and crazy nigh+! Missy Maher I+ wasn'+ whal' I expec'Ied. Kei'l'h Crosslin srry is B. REVIEWS: S+uden+s showed a lol of en+husiasm! Mr. Elie Pu+ a lol of hours in. Brian Murray Homecoming weelr was fun! Kim Duggins I had a good lime! Shelley Hayball RECOGNITION King: Louie Balough Queen: Melissa Faulkner Senior Courl: Jeff Laverfy Ka'I'hy Lenhard Tim Smilh Sue Beall Dave Young Terrie Anderson Represenlalivesa Diane Bosco - Junior Holly Huepel - Sophomore Shelly LeGra'f'f - Freshman 2I An L. if ff- ff- P- 'N 4?-M sk- 435,334 M Qf?5S'a?? F5155 4 G Q 6. N a s x - WW D Vu 4 ' w X3 D 1, VI j J , j Vi., 'Q-L l , .. . 1 WE! if ,Iwo ,e., 'Lfn 1 EQ ., F Q N, X IN Q X 'N f sf - L31 , . , .1 x ' x wx Q 5' W0 1 lv I I s Ma 4,Ng 7 ll as -1. THE TURNING POINT The Novi Precision Squad, be'Her known as 'I'he Rhy'I'hme'I'+es, was a new auxiliary group added Io 'rhe WiIdca'I' Marching Band. The squad consisfed of 'Ihir-Ieen hard working girls including squad leaders Shelly Mar+in, Debbie MacKay and Leslie Tyler. Cap+ains were Judy Kroefsch during fool- ball season and Debbie Morandy during baske+baII. The girls pu+ in a Io+ of +ime and hard work, having prac+ices in Ihe morning, aHer school and nigh+s. They came up wi+h many good rou+ines including Grease, Basin S+ree'I BIues, and Peg during foo+baII, and Tigh+rope and Le Freak during baskefball. Las+ summer, 'Ihey wen+ +o drill Ieam camp. They reiurned one week Ia+er wi'I'h a 'Irophy for 'rhe mos+ poin+s and spirit They also won 'Ihe Spiri'I Pom and +wen+y- 'Ihree blue ribbons. I. Boogie down. JudyII 2. Gel Ihose knees higher or you gel a derneri+II 3. Keep 'rhose arms srraighff' 4. Smile and say, 'Cheesel' 5. Relaxing huh?? I.A. Derrick 8.5. Marfin 2. D. MacKay 9. S. Conser 3. I.. Tyler IO. N. Skvarce 4. D. Epsfein I I. K. I-Iill 5. G. Malarky I2. J. Ponder 6. D. Morandy I3. K. Anderson 7.J. Kroefsch 2. 4. I 3. 'Z' ISA rw-sas. . y Q99- , i2. I gf. I swf I.D.WrighT I2.K.O'Neal 2. M. RaddanT I3. J. McLellan 3.J.WrighT I4.N.SmiTh 4.A. Mackay l5.Q. Marini 5. C. Brave Ib. M. Kamish 21 6. D. Flannery I7. S, Discher 'I 1 7 1,6 2' 7, R, Gow I8. Mrksgrain 8.J. Balmer I9. D. i enour 9. G. Caudell 20. B. Drogmiller LI 6 7 Q 7 U no. B. Parks 21.1. Neil T7 Q I I.C, Iseli 22. D. Bunlrer 3. PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM The Jazz!RocI: Ensemble was one of The several bands we have here aT Novi High School. Under The direcTion of Mr. Craig STrain, The band played boTh ian and popu- ar roclr music. A leading vocaIisT wiTh The group was senior Megan RaddanT. Michele -ego and Chris Rairigh also were chosen as focaIisTs. Some of The TavoriTe numbers performed ay The Jazz Band included: Raven Speaks, FanTasy, and You Don'T Bring Me Flow- ers sung frequenTIy by Megan RaddanT. This pas'I' year, Tor The firsT Time, There were Two bands. There had To be because There were so many sTudenTs who wanfed To EarTicipaTe. Rehearsal schedules became ecTic wiTh Two ian bands pracTicing buT Then Things have always been sorT of hecTic down in The music deparTmenT! Down There invoIvemenT is The order of The day! Q4 4 4. Megan sings You Don'T Bring Me Flowers To an enThusiasTic audience. Mr. STrain concIucTs The Jazzflloclc Ensemble in concerT Senior Glenn Caudell solos on The Tenor sax during Raven Speaks. Junior John McLellan helps ask The musical quesTion as he solos in Are We There YeT? yi. W. ... , .,,,, . . . ' ' 7 W ' ' ' ' V vfwf ' M ' ' ' . . . ,,,, ,, 5 ar, ,fy f'-- .- B mu mmazawmec D2. 3. 4. SYMPHONY BAND ABOVE: Firs? Row - R. MacPherson, J. Pelrilrin, A. Marxone, R. Menzol, R. Gow, C. Rairigh, K. Perhunen, A. Prine, M. Kemish, C. Borsvold, K. O'Neel, L. McQuede. Second Row - J. Konzal, B. Campbell, R. McCormick, L. Forier, S. Heqer, L. Bonlowsli, C. Weilend, D, Karro, M. Miller, K. Heafhcoel, A, McKay, N. Smifh, B. Parlrs, D. Flannery, B. Senda. Third Row - R. Brown, B. Edo, D. Bunlrer, S. Slipp, T. Neil, D. Ridenour, J. McLellan, C. lseli, G. Ceudell, D. McKay, L. Conway, J. Baller, Lasl Row - D. Wrighl, J. Wrighf, T. Gross, D. Marshall, M. Bergslrom, C. Bruue, T. Srnifh, S. Rifal, V. Noble, S. Dixcher, M. Kernish, M. Orfwine, B. Gross, Mr. Slrein lDirec+orl. No? Piciured - R. Dyer, P. Frih, F. Hoops, F. Leurclr, D. Penderqress. CONCERT BAND OPPOSITE PAGE: Firsl Row - L. Morandy, D. Burnham, N. Puqsley, H. Neil, L. Ireland, R. Bembe, C. Shanlel, L. Hudson, S. Folsom, K. Dale, D. Morandy. Second Row - M. Carler, M. Anderson, T. Blanclr, L. McFarland, M. Puley, C. CorneH, D, Ewald, M. Buchner. Third Row - D Nelson, R. Bodenmiller, M. Russell, A. Thal, B. Ridenour, S. Smifh, B. Drogmiller, T. Murphy, M. Brewsfer, T. Cheri, J. Wilcox, B. Murray, S. Thompson, Q. Marini, B. Mendelsohn. Las? Row - D. Oliveio, G. Cain, D. Burnham, D. Russell, Mr. Seller lConduclorl, S. Harris lsludenf Teecherl. No? Piclured - S. Soli, M. Frih, S. Garreff, J. Greiel, B. Place, D. Place, R. Raeh. Flulisrs Carla, Chris, Kalhy, Ann, Michele, Cindy, Kalhy and Laurei combine falenfs for Chrislmas presenlafion. Come Blow Your Horn! Price, Mark and Blake awail lheir cue lo play. Richard Dyer and lhe 'rrumpel seclion. Brian Senda and Dianna Flannery on Saxophone. THE SOUND OF MUSIC MosT sTudenTs arriving early To school were greeTed by The sound of music as They enTered 'he main doors. Our music deparTmenT began 'he day early and oTTen sTayed laTe preparing Tor 'he Tour major concerTs and The several compeTi- 'ions They engaged in This pasT year. BoTh bands lSymphony and ConcerTl were arger Than ever - and mosT would agree They were beTTer Than ever, Too! The Symphony Band, For example, played more diTTiculT music - nusic usually aTTempTed only by much larger schools. The pasT year Novi hosTed The DisTricT Band FesTival where we earned a FirsT Division raTing. The TiTTy-Tive Symphony Band members Then wenT on To compeTe aT STaTe where They received a Second Division raTing. Moreover, many sTudenTs Tool: parT in The DisTricT Solo and Ensemble FesTival where They were also raTed on Their performance. LeT's hear iT Tor The Sound oT Music! 27 Brian, STeve. and Barry - parT OT The TrumpeT secTion. Laura.Denise,Nora,ar1d Laura in The clarineT secTion. Freshmen Tom, JaneTTe, and Bonnie on TrumpeT. Mr. Seller and The band Take Their bows aT The ChrisTmas concert And The band played on! 1 4. 54 A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Lasf year was a year of rebuiIding for 'rhe chorus. They performed 'Iwo maior concerfs under fhe supervision of fheir new feacher, Mrs. Paula Joyner. The fall and spring concerfs furned ouf very well, drawing some of fhe Iargesf audi- ences fo affend a choral offering in recenf memory. The Novi Singers was a group newIy cre- afed by Mrs. Joyner 'ro offer sfudenfs some- fhing differenf in choral experience. Nof onIy did fhey sing very recenf, up-fempo arrangemenfs, buf fhey added dance move' menfs as well. Mosf of fhe sixfeen who were chosen for fhe group reaIIy enioyed if. The chorus prepared for concerfs during fiffh hour daily and puf in exfra hours as performances drew near. Nexf year, Mrs. Joyner plans fo fake 'Ihe chorus fo a music fesfivaI 'Io see how well fhey do in compefi- fion. I. Donna, Jodie, and Debbie make Iasf minufe preparafions for Ihe Chrisfmas concerf. 2. Seniors Laurie Dyer. Debbie Dobek, Kafhy Baergen and Jeanine Jeffery enjoy Their Iasf N.I-I S Chrisfmas concerfI 2. I. D. Dobek I4, L, Gardella 2. L. Scully IS. L. Cooper 3. D. Dobek I6. L. I-Iamilfon 4.T.SioI'1oIm I7. Rfkrchambeau 5. L. Dyer IB. D. Meyer 6,R. Pros? I9,J.JeIIrey 7. K. Downey 20. D. Bishoff 8. D, Enqer 2I.M, Duffy 9. D. Crupper 22. S. Hersh IO.C. Near 23.J.Vangoefhem I I.D.AIfon 24,T. Kurin I2.L. Dex 25.N.CoIIiau I3. N. Pefers 26. B. Marcheffi K J K K K. Esker T L P S C. Cochran L .M. Lego . Bannafz . I-Iudernan . I-Iensfock . Baergen .Hunf .Muzzin .Huseman .Riley .Vickers 313 I-T351 M33 3 7s ' zfi I Nam ' 312, LI 5d.72fJ 40 Z A I.D.Dobek IO.M.l:aulkner 2.N.Knulsen I I.C. Near 3. I.. Dyer I2. K. I-lenslock 4.V. Derninloll I3.C.JordOn 5. Rflhorpe I4. M.ZieI3elI 6. G. Place I5. M. Orlwine 7.J. Yurick I6.J. Whenkel 8.R.Dyer l7.R.S1rarny 9. K. Baerqen Ili Irie I .4 in I 1 2. 3. 4. 'Pu+ in a Io? of hard work. success. Karen Bannafz Ka+hy Baergen 'His a new and differenl kind of group We had more prac+ice sessions because Novi Singersl which I consider enioya ble. Mrs. Joyner was able fo spend more 'lime Melissa Faulkner wi+h 'Ihe groups. 'I was happy Io be one of +he chosen Linda Scully ixfeen fo s+ar+ 'rhis new group. I hope i+ More up-'ro-dafe music was sung. fill keep on growing and have furlher Joyce Boyd Jirn Yurick and Melissa Faulkner doing a bil ol old lime iillerbuqging. Hang on. Melissal Jell Whenkel presenls. . . Mrs. Paula Joyner, direcfor, in Concerl. . . Double exposure lor lhe Novi Singers - bravol 29 4 2- 9 ii f .1 A K-2 is xx. 2 I-31:3 Q ,if I f it ' ,, K .La Y 'N- N .fr ,amy U. , . - L f' xx i l.V. Noble IO. D. Poinlon 2.M.Miller II. A.Arcl'iam- fl 3, L. Early beau fl 4. S. Hare l2. K. Klemef l l . 3 'Ns ' 5. P. Daley I3. A. Prine 5 A ' . 6. W. Wood l4. S. Sayre fy 7 g 2 Y 7. L. Anfhony I5. S. Sanghvi 9 1 'ill'-I 1 ff' 8. L. McLaughlin lo. Mr. Legg .,..m+s,, Q 9. S. Brayfon fl X Nh .. if '-'. g ' - ff! . ri l W -wig l-'l A V A, 'wise T3 A - 4. - Saniiv Sanghvi a sophomore and ' E li Lynn McLaughlin, a freshman, gel Novi debalers argued Their way 'through an ou+s+anding debale season. Many com- pefifors fell +he sling of a well fhoughf ou? Novi rebuH'al. Every year s'ruden+s all over fhe s+a+e argue a queslion of nafional impor+ance. The queslion for I978-79 was: Resolved: Tha+ +he Federal Governmenf should esfab- lish a comprehensive program +o signifi- canlly increase lhe energy independence of 'rhe Unifed S+a+es. Some Novi s+uden+s wenf all fhe way +o s+a+e compeiiiion. They were Lynn McLaughlin, Peggy Daley, Saniiv Sanghvi, and Vince Noble. This year was a very good one, com- men'I'ed Mr. Legg, +he facul+y advisor. l hope nexi season will be as good. Novi debafers came away wifh a record of 50 wins and 20 losses. Congra+ula+ions - and good luclc nexf year! ready for some rough research. 2. Vince Noble, freshman, had a Tough lime convincing Them. 3. Mr. Legg coaches his debale siudenl in lhe arf of argumenl. 4. Wendy Wood, freshman, looks over her debafe speech maierial. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 3' There is alwa s someone lo lis+en +o lor 'lo sfen fo youl when you are involved in 'For- nsics. The Novi High School Forensics eam spen+ many hours wrifing, memoriz- g, and priucficinghfheir speeches +o proe luce a goo leam s owing. There were a +o+al of eighf cafegories in vhich fhe feam members compefed againsf ludenls from olher schools. Some of 'lhem were s+ory+elling, orafory and broadcasling. l , 4. Saniiv Sanghvi was one of Novi's besl speakers being awarded a Firsf af Region- als, a Firs+ al Disfricls, a Firsf a+ Brighfon, and a Fourfh Place a+ Dearborn. La+er he qualified for lhe S'I'al'e Finals. O+hers who also did well were Glenn Caudell, Richard Cheri, and Pal Brune'H. Mr. Legg was pleased wifh 'rhe perform- ance of 'lhe Forensics Team and hopes for more of +he same success nexl year. 1 '...4nn' ' ' ll l N-if 2 yiz, is IRI 7.J. McLellen 8, B. Belcasfro 9, P. Daley lO. A. Prine l. P. Brunel? I I.V. Noble 2. l.. McLaughlin I2. S. Casoqlos 3.R.Cherl l3.lvlr. Legg 4. W. Wood I4.D,lv1cln+yre 5.S.Sanghvi l5. R.Zieqler 6.S.Sayre I6.A.Archambeau I7,S.Gillick l8,M. Pefers l9,J.Adams lf 'roolc more 'lhan words for Lynn McLaughlin To express herself! Junior Yvonne Crawford - cuaghi in mid-seniencel Debbie, Randy, and Sieve do 'rheir version of The Marriage Proposal. Andy does a serious inferpreiaiion ol a Serious lnlerprelaiionl I 3 17519 A379 7 3 9 PE TZ 3 L15 41, Wx Um R 5 2 A: gr' ksggfzfi, 1535 1 A T7 E s 4. -m wwf, ...wif 1 i WW V' '1 i 1nnu.-Q 6. THE RCDAR CDF THE GREASE PAINT Las? fall a small group of sfudenrs inier- es+ed in drama 'Formed lhe Drama Club. The purpose of lhe group was fo provide a wider variefy of drama+ic ac+ivi+ies for Novi s+uden+s. The club sponsored +he Charlie Brown Players who performed +wo plays lasf year for all +he elemeniary s+uden+s in 'rhe dis+ric+. These producfions, direc+ed by Peggy Daley and slarring Tim Chuck Pope, were a huge success. Lafe in The school year, lwenfy-+wo drama s+uden+s wen+ a slep 'furfher and became char+er members of Troupe 32935 of fhe lnlernafional Thespian Sociefy which is a world wide organizalion. While any inreresfed siudenl' can ioin fhe Drama Club, membership in Thespians mus+ be earned by documen+ing a+ leas+ one hundred hours of involvemen+ in lheafre. Presidenf of fhe Drama Club was Sieve Gilliclc, while Kafhy O'Neal was vofed presi- denf of 'The char+er membership. Mr. Palmer, irom Garden Ciry Easl' High School. explains rhe responsibililies oi membership. lniliale Vickie Deminfoll answers quesfions aboul drama. Talcinq lhe vows ol membership. Glenn signs rhe Troupe Charler. The Charlie Brown Players. Conqralulafions, Troupe 1'+ 2935l Q? -,, , rfz' 3 A , , -.e.p5g:: Af:-sf. ' in Kg .:' . 1? '5' ,f .ff ia' .-.::.n2..., . , -.N psf L -Q.. v. ..,' , , :2i -J'C'f - .'. '-f-- ' -' ...g,...3-,j:..- ., y,. P?lz,g ' 4 ...T-f.'.::-!!: 1-1453512 , ' K - h...::Q:.:y.:- - --pw, K ' MII:-. .,,,:.,g:., 4 .f .n ,'::::3T::3ff!:!ff ,jf I ' w.l 1ff 'f' .f I ' QE?-:::ff5r::f2f: if A f ' N f '5fIr:55ffFr53r:,5 ? 't , Q , ' .::g5:3::':4'g3:: if f f H ' 'rig,.::: ww --......., Y .L M? Y? wi, ,wg . 'arf N 'U 9 'wr ,K dw V ' . aw 1 I k lt QA I f X - A ,. . 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The WTLDCAT ROAR cosf sfudenfs only 54 per issue when if was sold each Friday in 'rhe classrooms of N.H.S. Truly i+ was 'rhe besf fhing available for 5g anywhere. Each issue conlained sfories dealing wifh news, enferfainmenl, special feafures and sporfs. By reading iusl one issue of +he paper all 'the way Through, you could find in'forma+ion on everylhing from las'I' week's vicfory 'lo nex+ week's dance. Thanks for keeping us informed! Tracy and Annie make The headlines! Bearing The deadline. Dlesigninq The layouf - filling il a nn. Debbie lvlclnlyre, one ol The edifors, prepares copy. Teamwork makes The iob a lol more Tunll Wilh a liffle help from advisor Ms. Ban. Three heads are belfer Than fwol I . 2 we J 4 5. ,, Z sgigf' I I 3. Q 6- 7. R EVI EWS fery informafive - kepf me up on school They do a good job! ippenings. Brenda Anderson Ginger Hensel Much be++er 'rhan Ias+ year's paper. 'I was a class +ha+ was fun, buf yel much Linda Telischak ark was accomplished 'rhroughouf fhe year Reading +he paper is a ioyI Iurning ou+ a paper a week. Fredice Bledsoe Phil McCar'ry Needs more pages. iun, in+eres+ing work! Jackie Kelley Mary Mahan I.A, Robinson I5. P. Daley 2. E.SIaI+ery I6,C. Mahan ' . X 3.M.SzeIes I7.S. Hayball 'I 4. P. Sinclair I8. M. Maher , f ,T L ' 5. C. Giorgio I9. J. Laverly -Q . . 2, V- 6. T. Wrobel 20. M. Mahan I' lie m 7. J. Pelrikin 2 I . N. Porler . I 9 s ng- 8. J. McLellan 22. B. Madigan K Q , I I , 9. I.. Tuck 23. M. Reynolds 1 I A io. P. ml 24. T. sobiow . Q I 1 . fl , I I. N. While 25. D. Pendergrass ' i ' I2,R,Curry 26.P.McCar1y I ' N I .D.McInTyre 27.R.J,Bayne . .F. Leurek o Lkfx' X Q I Ii RECOGNITION Chief Edifors ...... S. Gillick, M. Mahan J. Laverfy, D. Mclnlyre Copyreader ................. L. Tuck Proof-readers . .J. Pe+rikin and N. Whife Adver'I'ising .... J. McLellan and P. Frih Pho+ography . .G. Glowacki and S. Rifa+ Circulalion and Acfivilies Manager .... J. Pierce Bookkeeping .............. T. Wrobel 37 Ilrliwq 4 ,,, ,Q .G. Caudell .A. MacKay E3 fy .J. Adams 5 . M. Mahan .R. Curry ,L Ll ' .P. Dudley 1 Z X Z .P.BruneTf l' rw ml lj .12 FK -I-TM... Las+ Sep+ember, Novi's greafesf and only radio s+a+ion wen? on 'I'he air - WOVI made ils debuf. The s'I'a+ion is classified as an educa- 'tional FM s'I'a+ion meaning fhaf if provides bo+h musical and educalional programming. WOVI primarily played music buf did have some in+eres+ing educafional pro- grams. One was Michigan which high- lighfed various aspecfs of our s+a+e. 38 During foofball season, James Padge+ and Pal' Dudley did some of The games live. This allowed Those Novi residenfs who were unable fo aHend lhe game 'lo slill enioy +he exciling 'foolball ac+ion. Sharing 'lhe D.J. posilions were Sieve Gil- liclr, Paf Brunefl, Greg Couch, Maureen Mahan, Ann MacKay, Glen Caudell, Pal Dudley, Jeff Adams, Rocky Curry, Jill Hoff- man, Heidi Phosch, Lori Thompson and Debbie Smi+h. Glen, Jeff, and Pai sfarl anolher day of broadcasfing. Sfeve Gilliclc, lhe morning hos? al WOVI, cues up a record for his lisleners. Mr. David Legg, iacully advisor lor fhe slalion, poses proudly iusl ourside The sludio. BLGW-U P Las? year's Phofography Club was a new ddifion fo fhe growing lisf of acfivifies Evailable +o Novi sfudenfs. Sponsored by vlr. Dave Wendlandf, 'lhe club was open 'lo ill who had an in+eres'f in learning abou+ ohofography. Mos? s+uden+s involved used 35 mm. cam- iras +o fake varied pic+ures of 'lhe people and obiec+s around lhem. Then i+ was in+o fhe darkroom for developing 'lhe film, mak- ing con+ac+ prin+s and enlarging ihose pic- fures which showed good confrasi and com- posifion. l 'lhink knowing pho+ography is a greal and valuable fool 'rhaf you can use for a life- +ime, said Mr. Wendlandt Many of +he sfudenis feel 'rhai i+ is a good oppor'I'uni+y for self-expression. 39 I. Focusing. deciding lhe 'F-sfop, and wailing for The righl momenl are all a par? of laking a good phofograph. 2. Diane works lo achieve excellenl prinls in fhe darkroom. 3. Wha+'s developing, Mark? .,. 3. A 2. K U N1 'X 5 V Q T., -e is f i J EX i l i. K. Fosen 6. Mr.Wendland? We ,QA J A 2. P. Pefers 7. D. Shelfon X 'X 3.C.0'Brien 8. M.Or'rwine l Q 4. D. Allen 9. R. Menzel 5. D. Epsfein if ,A iyfjykgljkvl X X lq,,,1 l l l ' ly KY fr 5 A lfxx f liammi mm 40 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT S.W.O.V.E.C. sfands for Soufhwesfern Oakland Vocafional Educafion Cenfer, more commonly known as fha skill cenfer. This pasf year Novi High School sfudenfs affending skill cenfer could choose from sixieen differenf vocafional courses of sfudy including floral design, producfion arfs, denfal assisfance, and compufer processing, among fhe many. While some affended sessions in fhe morning hours, ofhers 'rock fheir courses on fhe exfended day program. All of fhem benefifed in fhaf fhe purpose of fhe skill cenfer is fo prepare sfudenfs fo enfer fhe iob fo'rce af fhe end of fheir academic frain- ing wifh a markefable skill. If nofhing else, fhe experiences af 'rhe skill cen+er show sfudenfs whaf if is really like working in fheir respecfive fields. Thaf way fhey can find ouf if fhey like if before puffing in a hard day's nighf! Our own Greg Glowacki doing his version of Lady MacBefh's, Out damned spofln Junior Kelly Jayko operafes on fhe model - open wide, now! Todd Spielman knew we were comin' - so he baked us a cake. Eaf your hearf ouf, Sara Lee! Junior Gregg Adelman checks ouf his equipmenf - gef serious, Gregg! ffm ,kills 'Q ,M 5... 3. 4- I, 3. REVIEWS l have really enioyed being involved in +he program a+ Ihe Slmill Cenier. I fell' if was helpful in learning a new slcill and opening up many new iob oppor+uni+ies. Nora Pugsley The Graphic Ar+s deparimem' was greal - a really good experience. Gregg Adelman The program lfloral arrangemenfsl was excellen+! I plan Io faire i+ again nex+ year. Kim McKee I'd recommend I+. I really learned a lo+. Jeff Bolel: Senior Dan Fulcher discusses Ihe drawings wiih anoiher siucleni ai 'rhe skill cenierf' Chris Johnsion supervises someihing scrumpiuous on Ihe siove. Move over, Duglass-Duglassl Kim IvIcKee's aboui Io loe aiiaclced by an overhead wel peild Chris Varilone, messin' wiih Ihe machinesl Tracey Truscoii loolis Io a 'iufure in compuler processing. 4I I l l 1. JY 5. I.J. Carcone 2 3. L. Penness 4 5 6. K. Barnes 7 8 9. J. Esker I0. D. Blackburn l I. Mrs. Riopelle l2. T. Tiplon I3. M. Arbour I4. D. Marrindale I5. Eric Jackson Io. Carol Haas .M.Grimm .T. Livingsfon .S. Tipfon .S. McNul+y . P. Bayoll ll will 464 2 2. 3. WHAT A WAY TO GO The purpose of Allernalive Educalion is fo offer sfudenls a differenl' approach lo learning. I+ is a good opporlunily 'for 'lhose sfudenls who are bored or unhappy wifh l'he more 'lradi+ional school se'Hing. Generally, lhe school day began al 7:45 and lhe s'l'uden'ls worked on various unils of sfudy on an independenl' basis under fhe direclion of Mrs. Rose Riopelle. The slu- denls had 'lo choose lhree ou'I' of lhe eighl' subiecl areas offered. The in-house class- room day was over al' I0:45 and sludenls would 'lhen go lo 'lheir various iobs in lhe co-op program. The group explored fhe communify fak- ing a +rip 'lo Channel 7 'lo be a parl' of 'I'he audience for Kelly and Company. Four of 'lhe sludenls aflended a leclure on wom- en's righ+s and 'lhe Equal Righls Ammend- menl' a+ 'lhe Renaissance Cenler in down- fown De+roi+. lf was a good year! A-wc.. N--... . Mike Grimm wasn'l' loo enlhusiaslic aburul Dave Blackburn's ioke. A 'rypical day for Mike Arbour and Scoll McNul'ry as They do homework. Smile for lhe camera, Jerry 'Burn' Carconelu Remember, i'r's due al' The end of lhe hour, Shannon lTip+onll BEST FOCDT FORWARD This pas+ year a group of siudenfs banded ageiher io form a new organizafion dedicaied 1 providing service fo 'lhe communiiy. Called QTERACT lwhich is a youih branch of ihe ofary Clubl, officers were chosen and fhe firsi' aar's ac1'ivi+ies go? underway. Any Novi s+udeni 'feres+ed in helping people in fhe communiiy as invifed fo ioin. Under 'the leadership of Marlr Or+wine and ifs zur member board of direciors lDebbie McKay, Debi Place, Debbie Morandy, and Lynne Con- wayl, +he club sponsored a parfy for +he orphans of 'rhe Sarah Fisher Home, planfed aHrac+ive ground cover around +he school, and carried ou+ some money-raising acfivifies. Oiher officers were Kafhy Baergen, vice-pres- idenfg Melanie Miller, secrefaryg and Shannon Gronowslxi, Treasurer. Alfhough Mr. Norgren sponsored fhe club, Mrs. Baird also worked wi+h Them. Welcome, INTERACT! I. 2. 3. 4. 43 Presidenf Marla Orrwine conducis The business wiih help from Treasurer Shannon Gronowslci. The members lisfen infenrly while Mrs. Baird explains abou? a worlc- shop ai Harvard Universiiy. Secrefary Melanie Miller Takes lime oui from her paperwork To express her opinion. Pam Gilberi and Karen Klemel Take a momeni io discuss plans wiih Marlc. K., ..,f.-ex.. ' I' 1 ginvx - Xl S.. ...,f W l. 2, :Q E 1 Q , -s M,,,..... . . . .iff ,L F Il L' I .1 txt, KK x A ' e ,sf D . , .- i if ., M... ..... My y' D' - L... 3. . I.D.McKav l2.A. Prine 2. M.Orrwine i3.S.Vedro 3. K.Baergen l4.S,Sanghvi 'x fr 5 4. M.Miller I5.L.AnYhony ii' ' 5. G. Gronowslci Io. C. Borsvold 4 'i 6. D. Morandy 17. P. Perrrunen ' 7. L.Conway l8.C.Weiland X 8.J.l'leller l9.P.Gilber+ I x , 9. D. Schamber 20. L. McQuade K s f ' 10.0. Nelson 21. s. ealbefi i I I. S. Dees ,f 1? f8 Wi 3 TZ T3 72 rims l . 1 s 7 vo in f l Nl Q i THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT The Novi High School Sfudenf Governmenl almosl didn'+ gel +o hold fheir annual Gong Show because of fhe big blaclcoul of '79 . Be+- fer la+e 'rhan never, +he even+ finally hi'r +he boards as s+uden+s sang, iolred and danced fheir way +o, a+ leas+, momenfary s+ardom lor was i+ no+orie+y?l. Greg Bischof emcee'd +he show wilh Jane+ Ponder acling as hosfess. The fearsome four , ofherwise lmown as lhe iudges, were Mr. Wixom, Andrea Todd, Glenn Caudell, and Mrs. Franchi. Some of +he ads included: The Band , The Dukes , The Gurgles , The Disco Babies , and Crazy Greg Adelman . Junior Chris Comilla once again swepl 'rop honors wi+h her dance +o Roundabou+ . Everyone who parlicipaled, eifher on s+age or in lhe audience, seemed +o have a good +ime! Jodie l-luseman and Susan Thropp - lake slagel Dancer Chris Cornilla receives The winner's prize from hosless Jane? Ponder and Sludenl Governmenf Presidenl Greg Bischol. Roclcy Curry - lciclcin' oul lhe iamsl Janel and Greg lceep lhings rollin'. Freshman Coleen Near sings her hearl oull 2. i 3 4. E .1.Q,f2:,. fi' Q Li. VV,,,, ,, ' fl N l 1 I . 2. 5 3. 1 ,, 5. REVIEWS: I really saw Ihe improvemeni over Iasf ear. Keifh Crosslin I+ was an enioyable evening! Karen Mooney As a pariicipanf, I had a grea'I Mme! R. J. Bayne The va rie+y of acfs was amazing! Jeff Arbour S+uden+ Governmenf pu'I' on anofher winner I'his year. Robin McGra+h I +houghI everyone did a greai iob. Pai Dudley Hopefully, nexf year's will be as good! Rich Morrissey Debbie Smifh, PoIIy Sinclair, Jenny Iviccuicheon. Lori Thompson, Mike Aiifama, Bryan Wineka, and R. J. Bayne - in performance The Dukes fake us back Io Ihe 50' IWeIre noi sure bu+ we Ihink fhafs Mike Reniner, Todd GiIIick, Ray SaiIus, and Fred AImond.I Anofher ac+ geis gongedI Craig Braue - Iosf in his drums! The Gurglesm do E+ again! s! I I. P. Hoye I2. B. Belcasfro I3. P. Thomas I . J. Ponder 2.6. Bischof wif' I-LA : 1 0 I bf? 2 3. D. Young 4. M. Szeles 5.C. Pierce 6. D. Sexlon 7. T, Crufchlield 8. M. Conway 9, M. Flarinigan P Sly I4. Mr. Norgren I5. D.WoodalI I6. S, Wereb I7. K. Flarmigan IB. M. Crepeau I9. C. Carpenfer IO. . 20. C. Kelley ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN 'Since governmenf affecfs us daily il' is impor+an+ +ha+ s+uden+s come fo unders+and leadership roles and responsibiliiies. Siu- den+ Governmeni' class gives s+uden'I's +ha+ opporfuniiy. This pasf year ii me+ every four+h hour during lunches which allowed anyone who was inferesfed fo a'Hend mee+- ings. In addi+ion +o fhe annual homecoming ac+ivi+ies, fhe class sponsored +he Gong Show, a roller slrafing nighf, a Blood Banlr Drive, and provided a candy machine in +he Commons. Under +he'leadership of senior Greg Bis- chof as president 'l'he s+uden+ governmen+ provided a forum for s+uden'l involvement Olher officers were vice-presidenf, Dave Young: secrelary, Jane+ Ponder: and +rea- surer, Maureen Szeles. Teacherfaclvisor for fhe class was Mr. Norgren. --- Dave Young lislens lhoughllully To lreasurer Maureen Szeles' reporl. Presidenl Greg Bischol leads a group discussion. Mr. Norgren relales some imporfanr inlormafion ro The class. Cindy Pierce, Pam Thomas and Perri l-loye lislen ro lhe discussion. OUR TOWN On Thursday, May l7Th, Novi High School eniors once again Took parT in Governmenf Day cTiviTies under The sponsorship of Mr. Munson. his program gives sTudenTs a chance To experi- nce, firsT-hand, The dufies of local governmenf Sfficials. The day began wiTh a conTinenTal breakfasT where The sTudenTs were addressed by Mayor Romaine Roefhel and William C. Kandler, Assisi'- anT Secrefary of The Michigan STaTe Senafe. This was followed by a Tour of The ciTy offices wifh CiTy Manager Ed Kriewall. Then The seniors lefT To spend The day wiTh Their assigned counTer- pad. The concluding evenT was a mock council meeTing in The Novi Public Library. All who parficipafed seemed To enioy Them- selves. Cerfainly They came away more aware of how local governmenT operaTes and will be beT- Ter informed ciTizens for Their experience. 47 l-leaTher Barr discusses The clay's agenda wiTh Mayor Romaine RoeThel. Debbie MclnTyre and Laurie Crocenzi chaT aT The conTinenTal breakfasT. Dave Young and KaThy Hendrick geT acquainfed wiTh ciTy officials. Heidi, Andy, Laurie and Debbie glance over The ciTyls brochure. Russell. Andy. Robbie and Jackie pickup Their name Tags. Dave. Jeff l'leaTher and R. J. geT Their assignrnenTs. Ed Vusick Talks wiTh The Fire Marshall. 2-f X 3 ks I. 2. B 3 rival Q .. .fwmv Q . -sa, , W .E iii cn? 4 V Q v-.Ja Wi! .M 7. ll MAN OF LA MANCHA The Spanish Club was one of fhe mos'r successful organizafions a+ Novi High School wiih a membership of over a hun- dred s+uden+s. They +ook many exciling field 'rrips including a frip +o Mexico over Easier vacalion. More locally, +hey a'Hended a bullfigh+ al Cobo Hall, wen? To see fhe Peru Exhibii and Flaminco dancers ai The Defroif lns+i'lu+e of Ar+s, and saw lhe musical Man of La Man- 3. cha ai lhe Fisher Thea+re. Noi leHing any grass grow under +heir feef, +hey also aHended a George Pierrol' movie and lec- +ure on Mexico and par+icipa+ed in fwo lan- guage fes+ivals. To make exira money, fhey sold Que Pasa: T-shirfs and chocolafe bars under +he able leadership of presideni' Kalhy Baergen and sponsor Miss Schwar+z. :di -px sv Sz ,RD 1, fi .47 Aqui Esfamosl Sophomores Jim, Connie, Brelf and Sophia learn ihe wonders oi The Mexican Hal Dance from Miss Schwarfz. Presidenl Kalhy Baergen and olher members of +he Spanish Club wail polienlly for lhe bus. People always said fhe Spanish Club members were wild and crazy - and here They prove if. ,ff I 'YE-ssfff2gL.,..,,g,,. rg, , - - Q ru s JNl s 'Y in --WT N ' .,, W .-- ., ,N 'Q - Q-.f'E. - '- A .ly - fe E . 1 8 ?' ei sl 2. .s s, 1 Hr ,V A M ,, . V. m y an mfg! 1. Ht. VN, It I A f ? f 4 T Q mu ,X,...:,,iw:h1.x ,f,. , MW? -5. so ,,.iii . W .. g if .eili Wig., , 4-1 TAKE THE MGNEY AND RUN Easier 79 Miss Schwarh and I2 Span- sh sfudenls vaca+ioned in +he magic land of Jlexico. They visifed 'lhree ci+ies: fhe pidur- isque pas+ in Taxco, +he fas+ paced Mexico Iiiy, and +he sun-fun fown of Acapulco. 'hey climbed pyramids, wenf para-skiing, liscoed, ioolr a cruise on a yach+, and some iven 'foughl 'lheir own bull. ln addifion 'l'o all +his acfivi+y 'lhey wil'- essed world-famous sighfs such as fhe cliff divers of Acapulco, 'lhe Museum of Anfhro- pology, 'Phe Universi+y of Mexico where fhe I968 Olympics fool: place, and ihey saw +he cas+le of Maximillian and Carloia. Packed in be'l'ween all 'lhese ac+ivi'I'ies 'lhey also found +ime fo bar+er wilh 'lhe ven- dors, ride 'lhe sulaways, bei af a iai-alai game, soak up +he sun and experience +he Mexican way of life. ug! - 4. M W 0 .. sf L l never Though? we'cl spend lime in prison while we were herein Miss Schwarlz dining via- Vollcswagen wilh The four guide. Oops, I fhink I gof a liHle foo close! Micky Gopigian l'lere's fhe group: K. Baergen, L. Dyer, M. Gopigian, M. Miller, K. Klemef, L. Anfhony. A. Gray, T. Sfump, K. Flannigan. J. Henrich, and Miss Schwarfz. K. Gaynor lNPl. .. A THE FRENCH CONNECTION - WATCH ON THE Once again 'rhe foreign language clubs made if fheir business fo gef Novi sfudenfs ouf of fhe classrooms and info fhe experi- ence of ofher culfures. The French club, under fhe sponsorship of Mrs. Huffman, fool: numerous field +rips fhis pasf year. They wenf fo fhe Defroif Hisfori- cal Museum fo view a French display. And, when fhe French exhibif of arf from Napo- leon's Second Empire came fo fhe Defroif Arf lnsfifufe, our French Club was fhere. The German Club also leff fhe confines of Novi High School- +o parficipafe in fhe Foreign Language Day af Wayne Sfafe Uni- versify. They also iourneyed fo Franlrenmufh Ho fasfe some good German food, we pre- sumell Bofh Mr. Wheafon, fhe German Club sponsor, and Mrs. Huffman enioy sharing fheir knowledge of foreign culfures as well as foreign languages. Field frips offer sfu- denfs and feachers a chance fo become be'Her acquainfed. RHINE l. Goofing around wifh Mrs. Huffmanl The goofers include Kafhy Hendrix, Debbie Agarwal, Magnus Anderson, Jeff Laverfy, Sheri Conser, Kafhy Bruneff. Nancy Damron and Lisa McFarland. How do you say, Hseffle down in French, Mrs. l'luffrnan2l I , V, Noble 2. H. Neil 3. S. Hare 4. R. Bodenmiller S. D.Jones 6. D. Russell 7. M. Carfer 8. K. Foslie 9. Mr, Wheafon R IO.A, Roddewig Il.M.Buehner N iz. c. Burds 5 4 I I I3. K. lrwrn I4.J. Kazrnierczal: I5. H. Rushford I6. M. lban ! AIM WN rev, I. D, Epsfein I9 S. Gronowslci 2. R. Brown 20. J. Demoresf 3, T. Malarlrey 2I D. Willce 4. l.. McFarland 22 H. Warfhman , 3 5. B. Murray 23 P. DeBrule 3 QD Jil BZ' 6. S. Sanghyi 24 K. Bruneff x 7.C.lban 25 D. Rose 2' 14 Xzisvizbfl? 8. S. Conser 26 S. Sayre l ,X J 9. M. Pulcey 27 S. Sanghvi U lO. A. Zamarlra 28 N. Damron ,yy jlil I l.M.Miller 29 P,Skinner ,A I2. C. Borsvold 30 S. Thropp 9 l3.T.BurkharT 3I Dfxgarwal I4.P.Thomas 32 M.Anderson l5.M.Leq 33 R.Prosf , I6. B. Ede 34 K. Kavanauqh P U l7.M.Bayne 35 D.Cl'1risfr'nan I8. S. Vedro so Ll l Wo wi T773 QQ SUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER? Every year af Novi High School we have lhe privilege of geffing fo lcnow foreign exchange sfudenfs. This pasf year we had fhree sfudenfs sharing our halls and lives. Magnus Anderson was from Gavle, Swe- den. He found our communify a very nice area and was able fo visif downfown Defroif as well as up-sfafe Michigan. While here af Novi he played foofball and baslrefball. Kari Foslie was from Oslo, Norway. Besides geffing fo know fhe Novi area, she i i i l i . l l is i I also visifed fhe Henry Ford Museum and The new Rennaissance Cenfer. Kari sfayed wifh fhe Hammond family. Ocfavio Aguilar was from Acapulco, Mexico. While sfaying wifh fhe Daugherfy family, he also visifed clownfown Defroif. 2- Affer coming from a large cify, he found 3- Novi fo have a small fown feeling abouf if We were pleased fo lrnow you all! 4 ,W She' me 45. . Sweden gave us Magnus Anderson and Magnus gave us his hair - for fhe cause of Muscular Dysfrophyl Kari lloslie, from Norway. Qcfavio and Kari discuss somefhing wifh Magnus 1 maybe his legs? Tall and clark, Ocfavio Aguilar from Mexico. , ,, . 5 I ,Q , i 4 ,M . .511 1' w 2. 3. 4. ff,hf55s.:+:I 1 1-ie? - X Q X l ,X i 29 s 2341: ' 5. yi ' THE AGCNY AND THE ECSTASY Lasf year's ar'l deparlmenf pu+ on an ou'l- slanding arf show displaying 'lhe work of beginning as well as advanced sludenls. The arlwork of over sevenfy sl'uden+s was repre- senled in fhe esfimafed lhree hundred exhibiled ilems. The mixlure of arfwork included crafled iewelry, drawings, painl- ings, po'Hery and sculplure. Senior Holly Johnson won a Scholaslic Award 'lor her ink drawing of a lion. Randy is 2955+ E 3, Ziegler, a 'unior, was awarded a Scholaslic Gold Key lor his piclure of a girl which was 'l'i'I'led Clara. An obvious amounl of 'lime was spenl' preparing bolh +he arlwork and 'rhe display area. Once again +he ar+ show was held in coniunclion wilh 'lhe spring play in 'rhe foyer of Feursl Audilorium. Parenfs, members of 'lhe communily, and fellow sludenls had nofhing bu'I' praise for 'rhe 'fine exhibit E is il ii ig? 1 Holly Johnson and Kim Duggins work logeiher on lhe display. Mrs. Fox asking advice from Sheri Alexander. Piclures by Sleye Efly, Holly Johnson Suzie Thomas and Jei1cWehenkel. lvlr. Cleland rearranges some crafl work in The display case. Scholaslic Award winning work by Randy Ziegler and Holly Johnson. l . . ,W K ie? M22 SR, Q 1-2- : 'Q i 1. 3 N Yami: 1f,,:5.,. iz1 QQ, '3:l..5,: 1' 22 . 3 zzz 341' -is- :gf 'Zv. i'ji,2iE1j3gf. ' ,E 1 W A He I9 fQ'.r,,,if.-,e -f -, v rms-. K M . i :ts - l Y Lilfrsiis s ai fs? fi: if , . , 'Ps ,gym -' , , ,.,.s' k.:. J if iv 5. l. N. Por+er 8. J. McAllen 2.C,Giorgio 9.6. Ciudell il 3.E.Y ' d lO.J.A 4.R.BffQi.fr O lI.H.BEr?ur 10 'ZZ 'IE r 5. Mr. Osborne IZ. S. Beall j 6. M. Reiner I3. A. Mackay y 1 7. K. Lowry Z S L4 SX' l i I, 1 i 1 4 1 i l 3. THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY N-Club members are a'l'hle'I'es who have earned varsily leH'ers and endured a special ni'lia+ion process. On inilialion day, +he :ledges once again dressed up in differ, ani loolring apparel. One such unusual cos- rume was Jeff Arbour's belly dance ou'l'fi'l. Presidenl Healher Barr was voled +he wardesf worker by Bip Barnes, alias Coach Usborne. The main 'Func+ion of +he N-Club is 'lo help wifh +he financial suppor+ of lhe alh- lelic program. To +his end, lhey have pur- chased a Leeper machine and plan +o buy a new weighl' machine. To raise 'lhe money, 'lhey sponsored a dance in April and co- sponsored dances afler home baslre+ball games. For R 81 R , 'lhe N-Club wenl lo Cedar Poinl and fool: in a Pislon and a Tiger game. Keep up fhe good worlr, N-Club! I. Jane, a new pledge, braves if fhrough Typing class. 2. l979 pledges posing for a piclure. Doesn'+ Chris loolc cule as a cheerleader? Eugene makes if sexy as Ann iusl lakes if easy. 3. Missy and Jeff laugh ar il all! 53 dfffglw Us Shoe Sm: 'E 3. REVIEWS: His a greaf Ihing +o do! Cindy Koller I+ was an educaiional experience which enhanced my values on life. Tim Smilh II 'laughf me The power of unify and how a well organized efforl can achieve a goal. Glenn Caudell 54 'The more I was exposed +o i+, 'fha more meaningful if became +o me! Greg Glowacki We'd Iilre Io fhanlc +he Novi High School s+uden+s for Iheir parlicipafion - and fell +hem +o KEEP THE BALL ROLLING! Glenn Caudell, Greg Glowaclci and Tim Smifh IMS Mary Weber shows Belh McLung hovi +o move around fhe floor. Greg Glowaclci announces Ihe slarf o anolher confesl. Shannon Gronowslci v- carried awayl Shannon Reisner Hcufs loose while Jill and her friends wafch. Senior Tim Smifh announces Ihe money earned so far in Ihe Danceafhon while many oi The olher workers lislen in The background. THE LONGEST DAY The I979 M.D. Dance Maraihon almosi didn'+ :ome about Bui wifh bofh Mr. Schmuclrer and vis. Madigan backing H, fhe word was, Sol For a full 24 hours over 300 sfudenfs from Nlovi and Norfhville danced iheir feei off, :Jacked by pledges which, when collecied, would loial abouf S20,000. The long hours were filled wi+h boih live and 'ecorded music and six media personalifies slop- ped in fo cheer fhe siuclenfs on. To brealr ihings up land earn more moneyl, goldfish eating con- i8SiS were held as well as pie fhrowing lrighf, Mr. Nanasl and dance confesfs. Magnus Andersson, our exchange sfudeni, had his head shaved info a Mowhawk fo earn money 'For M.D. Many sfores and res+auran+s donafed food and prizes and deserve a lol of credit Tim Smiih, Greg Glowaclri, Glenn Caudell, Dave Young, Kaihy Hendriclr, Julie Gufhrie, and Jan Heller coordinafed fhis greaf event Kim Paflerson Boogies while Mowhawlc Andersson lurlcs behind Everybody gaihers around for 'rhe big announcement Did we make if? YEPl Mike Rice and Brian Jordan show a siurined Brenda Campbell how ills donel Brian Murray and Suiafa Sanghvi do if lheir way. Carrie Knufson, Kafhy Brunel? and Michelle Carler repair the damages. ' Vx.. 2. X 'ii 1:05 A iff' WE'RE NO ANGELS Nalional Honor Socieiy While you don'+ have +0 be an angel fo be selecred for ihe Nafional Honor Sociefy, if helps if you apply yourself io your siudies since 'ro become a member as a sophomore, you need a 3.7 grade poinf average. lThose who ioin in iheir iunior and senior years need only a 3.4 average.l Besides hiHing fhe books ii is imporlanf lhal you pariicipaie in ou?-of-class aciiviiies. This doesn'f mean school clubs necessarily - church work, communiiy organizaiions, even co-op pro- ggams, can give you +he credenfials for member- s ip. This year, under fhe capable leadership of i+'s officers lpresidenf, Jeff Laverfyg vice-presidenf, Ann McKay, secrefary, Megan Raddanfg and freasurer, Nora Smiihl, and s onsor, Mrs. Law- rence, +he group mei every Raw weelzs To plan such ac+ivi+ies as a can-goods drive, fund raising for fhe Lions, Club, and a lrip down fo fhe Fisher Thea+re1'o see ANNIE. No 'larnished halos herell Senior Ann MacKay congraiulale new inifiafe, Debbie MacKay. Ann, Jeff and Nora walch as Megan lighfs The candle during 'rhe ceremony. Officers Ann MacKay, Nora Smifh, Jeff Laverfy and Megan Raddanr wifh advisor Mrs. Lawrence. Megan pins new inifiafe. Nora Smirh welcomes inifiafe Cindy Borsvold +0 The Nl-l.S.l l1ElUfllH!1.1lH i I -, i f , wx. , ' I 5 .. ll 'nv he 'L '-Q if iii. 5. 2 'i F Z Z I l REVIEWS. 'l+'s an honor +o belong. Mark Or+wine 'We did a lol' +his year. Ka+hy O'Neal 'Honor fassels for our graduafing seniors 's a good idea. Kafhy Hendrick Honor Socie+y would have accom- plished more if we had been s+ric+er on aflendance. Margie Renfner Membership: N. Dannron M. Hammond, D. Bunker, N. Smifh, J. Jeffrey, T. Knufson. D. Dobelc, D. Pidd. M. Mahan: Second Row-J. Pefrikin, K. O'Neal, L. Anlhony, K. Brunefr, J. Heller, B. Madigan, C. Mahan,Y.Crawiord.Thircl Row-J. 2. Demoresr, C. Borsvold, D. McKay. S. Doyle, M. Weber, L. Tuclc, J. Henrich, J. Gurhrie, A. Prine, N. Poelsfra, J. Baker, C. Daugherry, D. Mclnfyre, N. Whire, K. Hearhcoar. 'A K. Dale. M. Renfner, J. Laverly, M. Maher. Fourrh Row - J. Szuma, S. Sanghvi, M. Brinker, A. McKay, T. Sobkow, K. Biefler, C, Iseli, P. Frilz, S. Hayball. H. Plosch, M. Qrrwine. R. Menzel. Walling for one of rhe early morning meerings ro begin. Presiclenf Jeff Laverry leads The inifiafion ceremony for new members. 57 , 3' Ii if 534 X11 Q Q if f 1 f , J.. If at krkk I KKIVTVVIT M I l I l l I ' I I I - . , I f Q Q bm I '4 '2:m . ' ...Q - r 'Q 4' :W K ,. V -il - I , . .5 . V, . . . ,,.,g'15.j,,1 'W' ' , . , JJ I ' K lr P' , ' f X N ?E5 1a , , A N A fn ' ' 1,4 ' : J 'Q' r rx 63? I xy , sl H 1 3 Q. f hf , ,X I t I 1 1 , 4 3 U . T Q E2 , 45 1 gf :T , Z L A V ' I sd l,llll llllll ll g.: 'T 5 . gig 3- f , k pf , ,W 1 w 1VA' V I nl A A , J' .il A S gg 5 k QT gi N K Xkfi X L - W x ' . f- 'K A . 'fs Q U w 3 I ww QA .X m I Q F 1 f X ' n lllllllllIllls9 THE LONGEST YARD The varsify foo+ball +eam began The sea- son ready for acfion bu+, due +o bad luck and fhe loss of +heir number one and 'rwo quarlerbacks, fhey ran info some problems. Alihough fhey sporfed a record of fhree wins 'ro six losses, four of 'Their games were losi by iusf a single point The besf game of The season was fhe homecoming game which +he Wildcafs won by an overwhelm- ing score of 4l-34. Oufsianding performances were 'rurned in by iuniors Keifh Crosslin, Jeff Arbour, and Frank Buzoli+zg and by seniors R. J. Bayne, Bob McAIlisfer, Dave Ford, and Dave Pisha. They all con+ribu+ed 'ro an excif- ing, if hear+breaking season. All agreed fha? 'fhe +eam would have been unbeafable had fhey no'l' been plagued wifh so many iniu- ries. As many players will be refurning from 'the lineup, The iuniors are looking forward fo a beHer season in 'rhe '79 season under Coach Osborn! 2, Jeff goes back for a Reversel Keiih fops rhe pile. Team spirifll Duane breaks away. Ready for acfion, pass. Number one coach, 'rhe big ' O B. Mcfkllisler I2. P. Murphy J. Williams I3. B. Bishop F, Vusick l4.J. DeBrule R, Bayne 15. D. Fulcher J. Laverly I6,J. Collins D. Pisha I7. B. Gross D. Ford I8. D. Young G. Glowacki I9. P. Buzolifz D. Pohlrnan 20. D. Brayion J.Whelari 2l.D.Williams R.Smifh 22.J,Arbour .F. Buzolirz .J. Clark .b. Gross .J. Chickowski .M. Gopigian .K. Crosslin ,M.Ren1ner ,M. Anderson ,Mr, Osborn .Mr. Trudeau ri-nf! I 1 Q. Ll 7 2 I 0 I I l ei an F M .F 5 x 311 uv- 5 99' Isl 1 , Nr Q' 6 ,, Vx if 9 ., Q1 M 'r :ff jX: ay if Ei, . 'P+ as mr ' 9? ,a 2 wi iw' - ' ' ! . sg ,K ,- ' v v is W. 'if' . I 2. 'H 'H-Z REVIEWS: RECOGNITION: They did a fanI'as+ic iob bui didn'I' ge+ Jeff Johns+on - 5+h in Ieague, 8Ih a+ enough credii for if! regionaIs, 22nd ai sI'aIe. Heidi Rushford Glenn Caudell - I4+h a+ Ieague. I+ was nice Io be on a winning +eam for Chris Giorgio - I Hh a+ Ieague. once. Craig Braue - Isf a+ R.O.K. Inv. Jeff Johns+on Brian Jordan - 5Ih af R.O.K. Inv. Oh, God! Ann Prine y H s .-. L' C I L I 5. 7. RECORD Wins: 8 Losses: 4 2nd pIace in League 7+h place a+ Regionals GONE WITH THE WIND This year's cross counfry 'ream proved +o be Ihe besf ever. The harriers placed second in fhe league behind Brighlon, 'Ihe class A Iale cham ions. They fhen wen+ on +o Elace seven+h al regionals. Senior capfain Jeff Johnslon finished ighlh al regionals which qualified him 'Io fun in +he sfale meet There he placed 23rd. Jeff was also all-league for Ihe fhird year in a row. Seniors Glenn Caudell and Chris 8. I 2 Giorgio grabbed second 'Ieam all-league honors. 3 The feam will lose a greal number of sen' 4 iors bul have underclassmen slandouis 5 6 Craig Braue and Brian Jordan Io lead a 7 good J.V. squad. For 'rhe firs+ year ever, 'rhe harriers had 8 girls on fhe +eam. They were Ginger Hensel, 9 Ann Prine, and Nalalie Colliau. IO eooo Jos HARRIERSQQQ 63 Ready, Sel, Golll Slrefchhhlll Kicl: il oul, Toddl Louie gasps for air. Price rounds The bend. And lhey're olllll Brian leads The way. Chris sels a good pace. Jell pours on The power! Push, Glennl Mr. Norgren shows how il's done. IO. Nafal e Coll au An Pr me M ee G aielc Paul Young Ginger I-lerwsel Brian Jordan Dave Allon Sarbiil Aurora .Glen Caudell Duane lvlcCarIy .I m Yur F a kSomers Da Shellon Jell Johnslorv A Louie Balough gk' M .Chris Giorgio Dwayne Ridenour ' Price Frifz ' ' I9. Todd Spielman lvlr.NOrgrer1 LET IT BE The I978 girls' varsiTy basIceTbaII Team did noT do as well as They had hoped. This was disap- poinTing, especially To The Tive senior girls who would cerTainIy have Iilced To posT a winning record Tor The season. STiII, The Team sparked by seniors I'IeaTher Barr, Mary BeTh Szeles, Annie Robinson, Sue Beall and Polly Sinclair gave fans an exciTing, if hearTbreaIcing, show. Sue Beall, in TacT, came To be considered The Teem's sTeaIer - geTTing The ball away from The opposiTion 42 Times. In addiTion, she was seIecTed To The FirsT Team, AII Conference. HeaTher Barr ended up wiTh an I I.8 average per game Tor rebounds and an Honora- ble MenTion in The Conference. Annie Robinson, who played good ball all season, also received Honorable MenTion. NexT year's Team will include reTurning iuniors: Jane McAllen, Margie RenTner, Tracy Soblrow, Colleen Mahan, and CaThy Lowry. I. Polly Sinclair puTs a movell on The Chelsea deliender. 2. Don'T anyone Tell us we don'T have The SpiriT -we iusT have To geT The poinTsl 3. Mary BeTh Szeles aclds a liTTIe I-Ialloween spiriT To The BrighTon gamel 4. Senior Annie Robinson going in Tor The scorel 5. Coach I'IamiITon Tallcs sTraTegy wiTh Sue, Annie, and I'IeaTher. Qi- Nsv L -...NSN -AX 5 K 5. Ai' .-gg.-...---Y. g . , . s-.1 3D ?5U 2 34 I ,.,. V, ., A F U 44 V24 40 gy, .a 'I ef I7 I I I I . . I I 1 I . I 52, m! ,If I gf! KEI .1 l-jIx. x lj f 1 X I' fa . ' x I! V ,lj V. .l, rf. .lx der 8. S. Beall KN ,ff-N 9. H, Barr 'T H , , I er IO.A.RobEnson I JI, I -ff ,A1I4.,x,'!- .XX nnmsobuow ,lg Q9 7 9 I f IW ge J McAIIen I2. C. Lowry y I I ,fx . ffd fn N I 'E I3. Mrs, I'IamlITo V! Q xf XVI, ' X If , I K ei f I I I A z I E I f I g I .1 TM. . g . I FJ. I Y . ' I . X W , . L S I k X ! X' 2 ez X.f1XVX,' ,fd sqqr AW. CMV, .XXJVMVKV 5. ,Q If L.L., I L REVIEWS RECOGNITION: Firsf Team All Conference Honorable Menfion Conference HonorabIe Menfion Conference Capfain I-Iearher Barr and Tracy Soblcow qef +I1e scoop for The game. Sue BeaII demonshafes how Io become an All-Conference caliber pIayer. Tracy shoors as Sue, I-Iearher and Jane sfand poised for fhe rebound. 65 Ifi D Balogh 8 J Clark 9 D R denour G org o La erfy C Isel D I a McCar+y rnfz M Anderson 6, J. Gelardi 7. Mr, FIuIer I3. B. Bishop MI -GRM 5 6. REVIEWS: I 'rhink fhey did a pre'H'y good iob! Vickie Roderick They were beHer fhan fhe record showed. Ka+hy Hendrick They had a Io+ of po+en+iaI buf did nof use I+ righ'I. Sue BeaII ExceIIen+ season! Gary Zaguroli 66 ,I W 'Sq 2 W y - MJ. ,, I 3' Q 1, RECOGNITION: Dwayne Ridenour: Firsf Team, AII-League Dave Pisha: Firsf Team, AII-Area Firsf Team, AII-Lakes Third Team, AII-Siafe Second Team, AII-League Second Team, AII-Area Second Team, AII-Lakes Honora ble Menfion, AII-S+a+e Chris Giorgio: Second Team, AII-Area Second Team, AII-Lakes HonorabIe Mention, AII- League Louis Baloghg Honorable Men+ion, AII-Lakes Honorable Menfion, AII- League Honorable Menfion, AII-Area 32- aw sm av E-Smkf fr. :- 5' Q 9 Q'i ii I 4 .PM MacKay .G. Davidson .S. Nexande .M. Raddanf 6, Lowry M. Maher P. Dobransky K. Lowry 9. S. No?hnaqeI D. MacKay Q, 8 II I, 7- 8, 9 REVIEWS: RECOGNITION: RECORD 'We did beHer 'Ihan Ias+ year - can'+ wai+ Sue Beal: Conference: nI'iI nexi year! FIrs'I' Team - All Conference Paula Dobransky Sherri Alexander: There was more +eam spirif - i'I made us HonorabIe Menfion - AII Conference League: fork harder. Capfain of Ihe Ladyca+s Kafhy Lowry We worked fogefher, beHer. Placed Ihird in League. Missy Maher Won Los+: Won Losfz Af, fi I A 'Kb JL ll: X nsl'H!iih THE moms And lions fhey were! The varsify wresflers urprised everyone wifh an oufsfanding sea- on's performance. Encouraged by fheir oach's never say die affifude, 'I'he grap- Iers finished second in fhe S.E.C. race arning Mr. Gardner 'I'he fifle of Michigan's Coach of fhe Year! The feam's success was affribufed fo hard worlr and deferminafion, wifh 'Ihe feam dis- I IN WINTER playing a dedicafion rarely found af fhe high school level. Seven Novi wresflers placed in fhe con- ference meef, and five in Disfricfs which qualified fhem for fhe Sfafe Regionals. They were Jim Longhursf, Eugene Yzquierdo, Dave Ford, and R. J. Bayne. Ford, Lone ghursf, and Yzquierdo earned second places af Regionals buf did nof qualify for fhe finals af fhe Sfafe Meef. Nice iob, Wildcafsl Eugene has him righf where he wanfs him. Wafching is fhe hardes+ parf. GO for ifl Daves opponenf is in for ifl Wresfling is hard worlc. Anofher vicforyl Concenfrafionl Todd can'f waif fo gef sfarfed ww 3. 4. I I I I I I , 8. . . w....l.,.Qv Q- - wig ,, l.Mr, Guffierez 9. R. Sailus 2. B. Kiddle lO..l.Curry Li 3. E. Buzolifs I I.J. Longhurst 4.R.J.Bayne I2.D.WiIIiams 5.J.CoIIins I3.I'.SpeiIman 6. D. Ford I4. E. Yzquierdo 7.B.Johnson I5,M,Brinl:er 8. Mr. Gardner A .fi .f72vg,5Ve74n' THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS A +o+al of six school records were broken in +hree evenis. Jan Peirikin broke 'rhe 880 record a+ Regionals and +hen again a+ League. ln fhe 220 hurdles, Melissa Ham- mond se+ a record 'I'ha+ was la+er broken. Ginger Hensel broke her own record of 5'4 wifh a new mark of 5'6 in +he high iump. Novi hosfed ifs firsi' inviiafional frack meer where 'lhey finished ihird. Ann Mackay fook a second in 'I'he long jump, Jan Pe+rikin was fif+h in +he 880, Carrie Wasie- lewski was four+h in fhe 440 and 220. Ginger Hensel 'look firsi' in +he 440 and high jump. She also anchored fhe winning mile relay 'ieam of Cindy lban, Carrie Wasielewski and Lisa Anihony. The capiains las+ year were Ann MacKay, Holly Johnson, Melissa Hammond and Gin- ger Hensel. Two hurdles down, eighi io go. llvlelissa l-lamrnondl Anne Prine and Margie Reniner gel ready io go ihe disiance. Ginger clears The bar. Ann MacKay goes for I8ieeTl 5 Novi girls congregafe wiih girls 'ilrom oiher schools. Ginger Hensel hiis fhe rape - lirsll Wha'r was my lime? Wha+ place are we in? When do l run nexi? l Q e ..,. . H . .,., , .. , - fiariif-M' W 2 f -K , -M s so f?'gr.s issa H S S ' 'fx , , '.z2n,,,.. ' rf 5 'y fef ,ir 3--Q1 Q ,ww - rrss M- '-'F K- , ' S .-:rl 'Wg'-,.Eke:wf' '-my 2 3 2 1 2 si, 2 1 , 1' KI -xdsiamliuumar -811' ,, ': fi ' S fs - S 3 its-:ni xunsssuunnn.. f 'ls Q 2 f s . g s s.. .' f 4 , H' 9 - a K oes -.rtmsvss .sk k, - X Q.. S sf 1 v Q 3 ,X h s 1, an ry 'gk . g V f. V . 3- if k 94 5 2 ' if 1' S- , ' ' W' ' - 2 ,-, : 4 .P y S gg .2-. 4 m y i s :s S - - H as srss isss is s S . 8' . 4 4 ,,s, X ,.f,' oss, ' f v ai'a' r 4 y is ss,,, . . 4 is sssg fi xrkw . K . ,.., K , In W M in . kk. i 3.x A 4. 2. Z, L .X 5 3 ' a Z I X 'Jil iii ,, 4 W, , , ,, , V, ,V ,, ,.,W .. V, rm' W NT wgw kr, M, 41 'as ll , is , LM ,Cv 1.1 'Z s V'-'15 wx :ml JI,,,-5. 1-W1 OVI 2 '1 I I I b,,.,2 ,7 L. I..I.PeIriIcin II.Mr.GuIueire1 f 2,D.CI1risIrnan I2.NI.Kornl-,Ii X 3. E. Sobr.1aI: I 3. H. Johnson , , W , , f 4. Anfhony I4.M.Hnrnvm:nrI I fI 5 I X 5.A.Prine I5.N.CoIImu ' .- GG. Hensel I6,J.Giuin N X N K 7.R.Hanbury l7,M.RoI:in-.nn 8. A. MacKay IB. P. Dobmri-,Ixy - . C 9. M. Reniner I9, C, Iban f 1 C 7 ' U IO. C. Wnsiolewski 20. I.. SIGIIHR XI Q xi jI LS! ' 5 A ' i ' TT. I x 'T' TI' ,- Ng I I 1 ul. K lg, 7 REVIEWS: RECOGNITION: I+ was a Io'I' of fun even 'Ihough we Jan Pe'IriIcin:SchooI Record in 880 dgdnq win. Ann MacKay: Second Team, AII Area Rose Hanbury I+ was a disappoinfing season. I don'I Ihinlr we did as well as we could have. Ginger Hensel Oh, God! Ann Prine ILong JumpI Ginger Hansel: Second Place League Second Team, AII Area IBo+h in High ..IumpI School Record in High Jump and 220 Hurdles 'f me-News . ,. ' L. x 5 5 -- .. im nv:,.w,f W: gg, vu W, -+1 if , -MN' W - I -I Q-Q' ' . K X 4 ,Q Shi, W Y V 4 , R L , I if RECORD: Dual Meefsz Wins - I Losses: 9 Third PIace: IOuf of 'fieId of IZI Novi GirIs Invi+aI'ionaI 73 5. I-'VV 'Dfw l2.M,Wrolen 3- 'Q-EIIIDE Il. Mncharnpine i - OWIQ I4,B.R ll I 4.c.caUaeii i5,M,ifQf,.i 7 1 I IJIJSIEWEV Ib. D. Ridenour b. . O nslon I7-D-J v.e.QMdei' iwrfjliii J fl fg 7 70 . 7 IZ 8.B.Wnehf imaoiei I, J . Q-PVCEIICWQES 2O.M.Gopigian IO.M.als 2'MvA I 51 iimsmifii I ' rms I Q fl 2 .Z Ll 2 3. REVIEWS: I+ was a disappoinling year, personally. I should have done be++er. Jeff Johns+on Track is a lol' of fun, loo. Jeff Johnslon The 880 was a bil of a change for me. Glenn Caudell 74 RECORD: Dwayne Ridenour: School Record in Discus Sixlh Place in Regionals Jeff Johnslonz Third Place in Mile Run in Regionals Sixlh Place in Two Mile in Regionals Dual Mee+s: Won Three lChelsea, Soulh Lyon, Clarencevillel Conference: Sixlh Place I. 2. 3. Jell Johnslon winning il wilh freshman Chris Caudell pushing lo second place finish. Milne Kamish and Bruce Russell - Corning round Ihe bend lor 'rhe Novi Mlhincladsf' Glenn Caudell lalces a second wilh Tim Morris righl behind. F6 SCJME CAME RUNNING Al+hough +rack season go+ off +o a rainy s+ar+, +he I979 feam managed +o improve upon 'iheir I978 season record, ending up wi+h six+h place in 'fhe league under new head coach Mr. Cham- ine. P According +o frack veleran Jeff Johnsfon, H was a good 'leam year rafher fhan an especially good 'individual' year. The only new school record was in fhe discus +hrow by Dwayne Riden- our. Jeff Johnsfon, who had sei records in bofh fhe mile and +wo-mile, was unable 'lo beHer his fime +his year bu+ did run good +imes more con- sis+en+ly. Some olher lrackmen who regularly furned in good performances were Tim Morris in +he 440 and relays: Terry Smifh who hurdled, pole- vaulled and puf lhe shofg and Micky Gopigian who, al+hough iniured early in 'rhe season, la+er proved +0 be valuable in 'I'he relays. Among fhe freshmen oul, Chris Caudell showed greal promise and Brian Wrigh+, greal perseverance. 75 Senior Dwayne Ridenour, our besf in +he discus Throw, concenlrales on his approach. Mark Wroren gels fhe balon from Mike lban. Pole vauller Micky Gopigian coming back from a measurement Sophomore vaulfer - Terry Smifh. Jim and Paul give ii all lhey havel Mike Bales warms up for The discus. li ' J A76 fix .EJ un., Y? i'..'5r g , , ff ia: lv e 'ls' , wiv ,V , 2 -.' if I A! J! I. 2, 3. HOV 5. BAD NEWS BEARS The varsily girls' soffball 'leam was coached by Mr. Tinsley 'this pasi year. Since fhe girls didn f have fheir firsf scheduled game unlil fhe second weelc in April, They had pleniy of iime lo worlx on skills before The opening game. Of 'lhe eleven bad news bears , four were seniors including Annie Robinson, Heafher Barr, Sue Beall, and Nanci Por+er. Mary Weber, Lori Giorgio, Denise Burnham, and Tracy Soblxow were fhe iuniors, Sophomores were Carol Champney, Debbi Agarwal, and Marie Russell. Cheryl Shanlrel was fhe only freshman al+hough Bonnie Raefz occasionally played varsify. Some oufslanding players were Sue Beall wi+h a .960 fielding average, and Nanci Porier who held lhe feam record wi+h a .420 baHing aver- age. Nanci and Lori Giorgio were fhe home run hiHers fhis pasf season. Good work, girls! Tracy is checlcing oul The sifuaiion Sue is ready for anylhing. Nanci is gefring ready for fhe sfeal. Carol is going for The hir and run. Mary is going for if. Lori is on her way home. Annie iusf made ir. Cheryl, The cafcher, always has her eye on ihe ball. ,.,.s,w wffff... bali! lf' ng ! ' .N .g . .gif F .WMV W l 2. 3. ii an ? . . N' A , if 5. 6. as R .. 4? 4. I.C 3. 4.C 5. B. 6.5. .Cliampney 2. M. Weber D. Burnham .Slwanlcel Raefz Beall 7. N. Rorfer SMX. Robinson 9. H. Barr IO. I..GiorqiO I I. T. Soblcow I2. Mr,Tinsley fnx Xl QM S 77077 W 4 4 7. 8. REVIEWS: I was pleased wiII'1 Ihe girls' performance nd Iheir affilude. I enioyed working wilh all he pIayers. Mr. Tinsley I had a fun Iime and I plan fo go ou+for+l1e eam nexi year. Tracy Soblrow 'I learned a new rule Ihis year - phanfom agI Lori Giorgio RECOGNITION: RECORD: Nanci Por+er: Firsf Team, All- WON I-OST Conference I-GGQUGI 8 5 Hea+I1er Barr, Sue Beall, Tracy Sobkow: To+aI Season: IO 9 Second Team, AII-Conference League S+anding: Second Place Carol Champney: Honorable Menlion lTied wilh Dexlerl 77 6. D. Marshall 7. S. Discher 8. P. Henderson 9. M. Andersson IO. Mr. Haywood wil l . ,,..-vw-W 2 3. 4 REVIEWS: If only I could lump over 'lhe nel' wi'I'hou+ Tenms ns a game of bo+h power and You wln some you lose some! Tenms us a good sporl -- you can play H your whole life noi iusl in school. l +hinlr Mr. Haywood is a greal coach! Nex'l year, I hope 'lo malre varsi'ly! l fhoughl 'lha+ if was really fun! l've been on +he +ennis 'leam before and I plan lo ioin again nexl year. Even fhough l losl, l'm going 'lo slill keep on 'I'rying. Junior Rob Macpherson goes aller a lorehand shor. Senior Sheri Alexander volleys lo warm up for lhe Brighlon march. Greg McComas gels up on his foes +o gel some power on his serve. Sleve Discher disembarlcs ready lo play Brighlon. PLAYERS The varsi+y fennis +eam go+ off fo an arly s+ar+ which did, however, cu+ down on 1eir pre-season pracfice schedule. S+ill, ccording fo Coach Haywood 'rhe year's 'on-loss record was quiie respeciable for mil season and 'lhe +eam had done fairly ie . The number one man on +he feam was ohn DeBrule who had played on 'lhe 'lennis feam for four years. Ofher singles players included Paul Henderson and Rob Mac- Pherson. The doubles lineup usually paired Magnus Anderson wi+h Dean Marshall, and S+eve Disher wi+h Greg McComas. Al+hough +he +eam wenf +o Regionals and ended up on +he wrong side of 'lhe nel, fhey were sfill greafl 79 Magnus Andersson displays his Swedish iorehand lo walching Brighlon fans. Sieve Discher pracfices rhe iorehand shor. Paul Legs Henderson serves 'em upl Sophomore Dean Marshall boards 'rhe l'Novi Express' 'ro Briqhlon for lhe lasl march ol The season. 'sv' l 1. A ,,,,,,. ,dab-4 .1' ,L E .nv f I 'is ,,., il ' gf vi If so le f 80 THE SUNSHINE BOYS Our varsify baseball +eam ended +he sea- son wifh a I3-I6 record. Bu? fhaf doesn l fell fhe exciling siory of 'their pariici aiion in +ournamen+ play which concluded fha year. Their firsi game in 'lhe Disfricfs was againsl Riverside lfrom Dearborn Heighfsl. Jeff Laverfy pifched a shuloul' giving 'lhe Wildcais a 5-0 vicfory. ln ihe second game againsl U. of D. High School, Dave Ford hi'l' a +wo run double 'ro spur 'lhe Wildcafs on fo a 6-3 win. Then came +he semi-final game againsf Defroif DeLaSalle. H' was in +he sev- en+h inning, and if loolced as ihough Novi would lose The game 0-5, when Kevin Parlrs hi+ a +wo run +riple. Novi was 'Finally moving and 'lied 'I'he game ihaf inning. Though 'lhe Wildcafs 'Finally losf by one run, +hose +wo exfra innings provided some exci+ing base- ball momen+s for Novi fans. E T 2 2 Senior Bob McAllis+er - ready fo nail fhe runner from Saline. Cafcher Ken Blevins comes our 'ro fhe mound lo 'rallc Things over wifh piicher Jeff Laverfy. Dave Braesaker - +rying fo beef 'rhe fhrow fo firsl. Keifh Crosslin is nof aboui' To be +agged - wafch our Saline! Ken Waller - affer a grounder. 5 5 3 .. .... :ii if ,gl ,St sf Xe Sli ij 7 1 Q' , r or y ., L N, s if if . ,x Q ' . f ' f , 5 ii T- Q -- Q ---- .T 42- Q...-+ 'S S -2 S' fi' -fi i A .f - - an , ...rx YF' ' - 3 K, t- NNu1x,.,, -.. t h as g l .. i -4- . f A T -rre ,ii- 1 -.f- . , . '.' r:fg,we,,g rf' . -1 5 , M... 2. 5 , .. 3 - ' jg 5 N i , 2 . 5' t, X N ' i . J.. 3 f S S a r .- n ky, A is. A , - - f ,lie ii -imiiiii L D A we ' .. - -- S ix ,A .ESQ Q S - -' fl! New usda.. ale .L ' 'il V 5. unites I 4 5. l 9 3 f I LM 2K ED. 4K 5fJf 9 Inn . SI1inqIer Park Ford Crosslin Laverfy D. Bunker B. McAIIisIer Mr. Weinburger K. Walfer B. Dranginis 'IH If fIQ 6. R. 7 D efJf 9. K. Curry Braesaker Arbour BIevins I5, Iseli I6. B. Bishop B. Sendo 12,6 fm 17 Ro 7 g Q 7 I Z 3 LI SV if I- A . K V , , va . H ', ' M ,,, hifi I .4 . . . 1 , I . M RTW on 1,..??.i,. 44,1 f 1 Ipit.. ' . A u ' ,P M ,. ,Zj'b r . ,-,.f-.624 , 'R 3 JV g. -55' 7.15 'rf Inf 52? ,g e ' e 5 ,f. bw '.'f,.,a1v A J.-3, - ' gr ' ,' 1' L' ' 2 f 7. .-1 .P Q34 5 -'fe' 1,1 --5 .,, f., 'E :Jw f , I F-rf 355 1 .fe w4?fh-ff 'f in .. A. f3filvw...,w:x,fsfmY'h RECOGNITION: BEST BATTERS: I.344I Dave Ford Craig Iseli Jeff Laverfy Dave Ford: All Conference -- Firs+ Team Bill Bishop IOu+fieIcII Keifh Crosslin Jeff Laverfy - Team, Top Ouffielder I. Junior Bill Bishop working on a I1i+ and runI 2. Slugger Bob McAIIsi+er going afrer +I1e big oneI 3. Senior Ken BIevins - up Io ba+ and waifinq for a pifoh in +I1e zone. 8I A V. Dave Boehmer 2. Kevin Klernei if 3. Phil MCC.-my 4.Cra1g Iseli PUMPING lRoN This year's golf ieam capped an exci+ing season by fying wi+h Saline for second place overall in +he league mee+. Bul' fhaf was anri-climaiic for +his year's squad. The firsf six limes involved in league aclion oui on +he links, fhe varsiiy demol- ished The old record low of I64. They finally seffled on l5I slroires as iheir besl score, a phenomenal I3 sfrolres off +he old school record. Senior capiain Phil McCar'l'y, led 'I'he 'leam wi'l'h a 39.88 average. Dave Boehmer followed wifh a 40.82 average, Craig Iseli af 42.26, and Kevin Klemef af 43.26. Don Rose and Sfeve Sayers also received varsify lef- +ers. Coach Falls feels 'rhaf nexf year's squad should finish even beHer wi+h iuniors Boeh- mer, Klemel, and Iseli refurning. ,Z Phil gives Coach Falls a few poiniers. Capiain, Phil Mccarfy Kneeling: T. Parsons. T. Meier. S. Damron, lv1.Flannigan.S+anding: D. Rose. D. Beckman. M. Baies. C Brock, P. Smifh. M. Colliau. Mr. Falls. Craig shows good form! GNE ON CNE The J.V. season record on The whole fasn'T Thaf bad, considering The girls were oung and inexperienced. Bu+, Through 'auch prac+ice, The girls go'I' progressively ieTTer. Their record in The conference sea- on was 8 wins and 6 losses. Mary Robinson and Margie Srolra, The eam capTains, were also The high scorers. TogeTher The girls conTribuTed many of The 'eam's poinfs. AT The end of The iunior varsiTy season Mary Robinson was broughf up To play Tor varsiTy in disTricTs. Janice Balogh, according To Mrs. Roemer, was The +eam's mos+ improved player. The Team consisTed of I6 girls, five of whom were freshmen. COACH ROEMER WAS VERY PLEASED!!! 83 Mary Talces advanTage oT The TasT brealc, and goes in Tor Two. Margie and Mary discuss The game plan. Janice Balogh, aT The boards. rips down The rebound. Marianne has iT under conTrol. I' f l 5 ps. K M O Br en J Henrch .S. NoTh agel 4, M. Srolca 5, M. Robinson 9 B Campbell J Goa .J. Balogh l2.J. Hellas l3. M. Russell I4.S.Shanlrell l5. L. l'larnilTon Io. D. Roerner o. J. Boyce 7. S. Crowe 8. C. Lowry l7. D. Agarwal i as u s rw U l rv., 4. if BLACK SUNDAY The 'freshmen foofball players agreed 'rhal +here is much +o improve upon in +heir disappoin+ing O-5-I efforf when +hey re+urn in fhe 'fall of '79 as J.V.'s. Even lhough fhe record wasn'+ very impressive, Coach Harf- man said his 'ream performed, beHer +han 'rheir record indica'res. We were never oul of a ballgame unlil +he very end. The offensive uni? se+ up some beauliful drives bul inexperience resulled in 'Failure fo score wilhin +he 20 yard line. The defensive line of Todd Gross, Dean Jones, Jamie Piefrowslci and Jim Weber: and linebaclxers Pefer DeBrule, Dave Maiors and John Pilch, gave +heir besf efforl' a+ slopping fhe run. Clher good efforfs were 'rurned in by cornerbaclxs Milne Moran and Vince Buzoli+s as well as safe+ies Shane Puck- eH and Chris Caudell. v ? N ff I 3 , lla . I . l A 2 . rn E 8 ly -xy A 9' .Mr. Champine .R. Dyer .B. Grossman .K. Gowans l2, S. Puc 'r I3. D. Maiors I4. R. Tengler l5. D. Norfon 2 .c. Caudell 16. J. Piefrowski -Q .V. Buzolifs l7.M.Wilson ,M. Moran l8.J.Weber 2' 7 ,T, Gross I9. P. DeBrule .J.PilCh 2O,M.Kamish 'V y .B.Wrigh+ 2I,D.l'lelnZ .M.Ginn 22.Mr,Harfman Vince and Shane coming ouf for a resl. lvlarlc, lvlilce and Dan cheering iron The sidelines. Chris looking for an open fargel. Peler going for sixl 3. 4. me ' Y .R. Sailus IZ, Mr. Howard ,D. Buchanan l3, B, Johnson .J.Woelkers l4.S.Wriqh? ' .M. Sarkissian l5. F, Almond .l.. Resconich 16. B. Baergen W Z2, .T. Smith I7. D. Finch ' ' ' .lvl.Brinker l8.T.6iIIick .J. Szuma IQ. P. Korle I .K. Glowacki 20. G. Nufz i n lO.J.Currie 2l. K. Hendrick l- ll. E. Grossman 22. Mr, Flufer , ,, i 9 , ,Q 1 THE GREEN BERETS A For fhe firsf fime in eighf years fhe J.V. foofball feam finished fhe season wifh a win- ning record, greafly ouf-scoring fheir oppo- nenfs I66 fo 96. The blocking skills of offen- sive linemen Marc Brinker, Gary Nufz, Lou Resconich, Terry Smifh and Don Finch opened up holes for backs Paf Korfe and Fred Almond as well as quarferback Jeff Szuma. Szuma's fhrowing arm connecfed on passes fo ends Sfeve Wrighf and Mike Sark- issian, and flanker Todd Gillich. The defense never crumbled, giving up an average of only eleven poinfs a game. A quick defensive backfield wifh Gillick and Ken Hendrick af fhe corners and Ray Sailus and Jim Woelkers af safefy, confained ouf- side runs and fhe opposi+ion's passing affack. I. Fred - down and under. 2. Jeff dodging a fackler. 3. The kick is up . . . 4. Bob, Lou, and Fred ready for fhe kill 1 J.Thornas 8. M.Colliau D. Allon 9. D. Ziegler yy D.Sasena lO.K.Kleme+ I g ig 3 fl Ll V. Buzoliis I I. P. Buzolifs l K. Maresh I2.G.Caudell M.Evans I3.J.Graielc Mr. Guiierrez I4. Mr. Gardner Q, 3 6 2 3. T H E C N E AN D 0 N LY llffffiilfiili of Don 2. Dave grapples his opponeni for The iunior varsi+y grapplers had an aver- age season las+ year wi+h a five win, five loss, one 'He record. S+ill fhe coaches Mr. Gu+ierrez and Mr. Gardner were pleased wi+h +he progress of some individuals on The feam. Medal winners lasi year included: Marlz Evans, Don Sasena, Vince Buzoliis, Ray Sai- lus, Kevin Klemei, Dave Ziegler, Jim Thomas, Bob Johnson, Pai Buzoli'rs, and Frank Buzoli+s. Pa+ Buzoliis and Don Sasena had +he bes'I' individual records. Pai was 8-5 for +he sea- son and Don was 8-3. The +wo J.V. grapplers wi+h fhe mos+ pins were Dave Ziegler and Don Sasena, each pinning five opponenfs. Way +o go, guys! winl 3. ive qof you nowl Go Glen! GREAT EXPECTATICDNS While lasl year's J.V. Volleyball feam did no+ pos+ a winning record lfive wins fo len lossesl, fhey did show much improvemenl in individual lalenl by fhe end of fhe season. There can be grea'I' expec+a+ions for nerl year's varsify volle ball 'leaml The 'lhirleen girils on fhe +eam all played +he whole season. Jill Hellis supplied capa- ble leadership and was chosen Mosi Dependable by +he coach af ihe end of 'Phe season. O+her firsi-rafe volleyballers were Kim Hens+oclz, Dena Chrislman, and Karen Hill. Las+ year's coach was sfudenl 'leacher Befs Mewhorl. H was her firsf year coaching and she seemed 'lo enioy i+ very much. Befsy won'1' be bacl: nerd' year buf her players will miss her and her coaching abili+y. Those girls moving up fo varsify nerl year will have had good +raining. 87 I. Sophomore Kim Hensfoclc uses The bump fechnique fo gel lhe ball over The neil 2. Carrie Wasielewski, a sophomore. waifs anxiously lo be puf in fhe game! 3. Denise LeVoi, a sophomore, serves for 'rhe Wildcaisl m X 2. .... Q 4, ,S ' . 3. l.C. Wasielewslci 8. D. Larloi 2. L. Tyler 9. K. Hi l 3.J. Hellis lo. B. Mewhorf 7 9 rio fy! 4. M, O'Brien I I. D. Chrisfman CJ f 5. R. McCormick I2. L. Morandy 6. P. Maresh I3. K. Hensloclc 7. G. Malarlrey I4, I.. Nagranf FAST BREAK The J.V. baslcefball 'leam had ifs ups and downs fhis pasf season, sporfing a 7-7 record for ifs lasf year in fhe Soufheasfern Conference. Overall, fhey were 9-I l. Wifh a small bench af fhe beginning of fhe season, Coach John Cicchelli broughf up fwo falenfed freshman guards - Brian Jordon and Todd Parsons. Bofh were good NN.. so ' i. 2. flu llc' NW' -lim, ll l.B.Jordon 7.6, Mccomas ,. 2..l.Rixie 8.T.Parsons l V I 3.J. Szuma 9. J,Cicchelli 4.lvl.Renfner S.Quinn K Q 5 f 57 7 5. S. Wrughl lNol picfuredl 6. 6. Sfewarf g is . g dribblers and bofh could shoof well from fhe oufside. The squad also relied heavily on cenfer Sieve Wrighf on fhe boards and under fhe baslcef. ln a conference mafch-up againsf Lincoln, Sfeve 'lofaled 27 poinfsl Every player should be congrafulafed for 'lhe fine baslcefball acfion and excifing feam play - righf down fo 'I'he final horn! f N, Sfeve Wrighf - up for The sfarf of anofher game. This is whaf we're going fo do Jerry Rixie - up, over and inlm Brian Jordon - on The move! x 3. X f 'NMA kcggyfia GV J xc YS4 ln , s J T 'L QV 'so' l. M. Frllz 8.T. Lee 1 f 0 '7 if N 2. 5. Liddle Q, D, Majors If 3.C,Caudell lO.J.Fllzqerald K' 'L ,Tr T ll l, 'l A 4.Q.Marnle I I.M.6rirnm l F ll fy 5. P. Debrule I2.J.Wh1lney T X T . N 1 6. B. Ridenour I3. G. Franlz l l ll gh f lm l j 7.J,Weber Ml L L THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS Under new coach Gar Franlz, a falenled ad very capable freshman squad ended Hs ason wilh a slighfly disappoinling 9-9 cord. All season long fhe 'Cafs seemed lo I+-muscle lhe lougher opposifion and fall a less falenled +eam. As a loyal fan pul H, 'hey never were blown oul, fhey were in rch game unlil 'lhe end. Novi played many of Hs games wifh a dis- lvanfage in size buf overcame fha? wilh +heir abilily 'lo shoo'l. Quiclrness came wifh guards Chris Caudell and Dave Maiors. Fleef forwards Jim Weber and Peler Debrule worlzed 'l'he ball fo cen'l'er Berry Ridenour for fwo. The big bench was always dependable, coming +o fill in for a player in foul frouble. Keep a+ I+, guys - nexf year you migh+ be gian+s! 4. Ge? fha? ball, Jiml Peler - passing lo an open Teamrnale. Pull down Tha? reboundl Chris - driving Through. ln-La W 1 I,B. Raefz 2. M.O'Brier1 3.5, Nofhnaqel 4. K. Bosco 5. l.. Nagranf 6. C. Lowry 7. S. Crowe 8. D. Lavoi Mrs. Laine P. Maresh F. McLaughlin I2. S. Carler Qaiiilwllx l . 1 1-fi-3-Q IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING Lasf year, fhe girls' iunior varsify soffball feam was sfrong bofh in fhe field and af fhe plafe, wifh a feam baffing average of .452. They had some experienced refurning sophomore falenf in fhe persons of Sherri Nofhnagel, Sherri Crowe, Kafhy Bosco, Pam Maresh, Suzanne Carfer, Marianne O'Brien and Julie Boyce. Newcomers Bonnie Raefz, a promising pifcherg fielder, Denise LaVoig 90 and cafcher, Carolyn Lowry, all added fo 'rhe prospecf for a successful season. Anofher sfrengfh of fhe iunior varsify soffball feam, as a whole, was a spirif of cooperafion which grew ouf of geffing fo lcnow each ofher well. They worked hard fo puf forfh a unifed feam efforf on fhe field. Way +o pu+ if foge+her girls! Mrs. Laine, Kafhy and Linda discuss fhe game schedule. Thei are all eager for a win aqainsf Milan. Sophomore Sherri Nofhnagel pracfices her Throwing fo gef ready for fhe game. Cmon Bonnie, we all know you do if! Sophomore Sharri Crowe - poised and reaching for fhe bal LUV Alfhough fhe iunior varsify +ennis Team as a li++le on fhe shakey side a+ +he sfarf of he season, fhe players improved as fhey ained more confidence and experience. In pile of fheir l-9 season record, many of +he eam showed greal individual improvement l Many members of fhe feam were preHy new fo fhe game of +ennis and had liH'le previous experience in compe+i+ion. Buf lxQYl .3 .lilksl under fhe coaching of Mr. Day, who will nof be wi+h us nexl year, +hey learned a lo+. Some had learned so much fhal' fhey some+imes played wi+h +he varsi+y +eam -- especially Mike McKay and Mike Frilz. Special nofe should be faken of 'Phe facl +ha+ half 'fhe JV squad were girls. Maybe someday soon we'll have a girls' fennis feaml gcc f z s K 9l Coach Day gives l-lolly her cerlilicale af The spring Sporfs Banquel while Teammales Tom Bafes, Mike Frifz, and Elizabefh Jordan look on. Mike McKay goes +o rhe nel. Freshman Mike lzrilz gels oil fhe bus pleased al qelfing fo play wilh The varsify squad. Wayne H l,K.Wilke 9.T.l'lenry 2.J.Balogh IO.M.McKay 3. K. rogue II.D. Ruflan g 9 7 1 72 75 'I 4 4. B.Jordan l2.F.Samson ' 5. G. Peferson I3. J. Quiroz 6. H. Heupel I4, T. Bafes 7.J. Lawrence l5. B.Jordan B. M. Frilz lb, Mr. Day L T we . .. , 92 TRUE GRIT VersaTiliTy mighf be The besT word To describe The l'-779 JV baseball Team. For example, allhough Joe Meo frequenily occupied The pifchers' mound, ScoH Quinn, Jeff Szuma and Ray Sailus also piiched some. And, with changes of pifchers, There were changes in ofher posifions, especially in The infield. Generally, Gary Phillips played TirsT baseg PaT Bulo- liTs caughf, Ray Sailus covered second: Jim Chiclcowslri was shorl sTop and Mille Sarlzissian played Third base. Tom O'Connell played iusT abouT everyThing and was The D H. The JV club had some Trouble geTTing sTarTed losing The firsl Three in a row. 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WHERE THE BOYS ARE The firsf 'Four games of 'Ihe freshman baseball feam's schedule were washed ou+, Ieaving Coach Bob Emerson 'Io wonder if his Flulbi would ever ge+ a chance +o fake +he ie . Alfhough 'Ihe feam had an over-aII losing season, fheir record in conference play was seven wins 'ro four losses - noi' foo shabby! Keifh Nichols and Todd Faulkner gener- ally shared 'rhe pifching chores while Jim Weber hung around home pIa+e cafching whaiever came his way. The mosf exciiing game of fhe iunior WiIdca+ schedule proved Io be an away game againsf Brighlon where 'rhe lead see- sawed back and forih. Their 7-4 season record was enough +o give fhem second place in Ihe league. ...nausea K I. Todd Parsons heads Tor home plafe and his reammafes handshake. 2. Todd slugs one for a hir midsf encouragemenl from The bench. 3. Safe af iirs+I 4. Todd Faulkner on The piIcher's mound Tor The Freshman Wildcals. 5. Firsi baseman Dave I-Ieinz keep: his eye on fhe play. ym ...si 93 in ' : vfwvkfv' l I . T. Sublcow ' 2. S. Hayball ' 5 3. M. Faulkner ' .el 4. H. Barr . J 5. J, Pierce N J 6. T, Sfump 'V' ' 7. A.C5ray I L I X A if J . 2. 3. . .S h A C5 dh d REVIEWS- ' .az:?:g3.L11. herell .-Be++Eg:2ZhK1T'Zyo+hers l've seen.-i llgilmngfipvyglyle ever had. ReallY nice, 2. Gqlereeny Fe Squad Vveiicomes me l'd love +o lake fhem all +o college wi+h Chris Georgie 3 Uikcagi bac 'MOT ii eg - !n . l ICS SGSUTIS O GO IGFIHQ me Ted Wrobel Paul Murphy advice +0 Trac: and The gurls. Why They were always behind fhe ieam - The besl in 'rhe league! don lyou Show Us howl lvlllle? 'lhrough'll1iclrand'fl'1in! Pal Dudley Phil McCarly NI H' i 3, e EQQNZ ' LS YNLJK hi if f vf S Q OUR GANG Teamwork was +he key word behind 'I'he '78-'79 iunior varsify cheerleaders. This pasi year lhe spiri+ed six, Colleen Drew, Vivian Kerpel, Lisa Pre'Hy, Nora Pugsley, Nancy While, and Amy Trusco+'I', proved iusl fhai. Over fhe summer 'lhe squad pracliced long hours ge++ing ready fo a'l'+end lhe D.C.A. lDynamic Cheerleading Associalionl held in Milford. This experience prepared lhem for +he upcoming foofball season. Much 'lo iheir delighl, fhe squad received blue ribbons for 'lheir cheering skill, crowd involvemeni, and oulslanding lumps and slunls. The J.V. cheerleaders cheered The J.V. foolball +eam 'io many vicfories and cheered af all J.V. baslce+ball games under fhe leadership of Miss Mindy Schwarlz, 'lheir faculfy advisor. I. The Hspiriled six reach for The raiiersl Wifhoul a doubt They possess The six biqgesl smiles in all Novil 2. Keeping up fhe spirii during The game are Lisa, Nancy. Coleen, Nora and Vivian. 3. The qang's all herel Anyone gol a malch? I 2 3 4 5 6 . Nora Pugsley .Vivian Kerpel , Nancy While . Lisa Preffy .Colleen Drew .Amy Truscoff lo we 2 Ll Q3 R. I. B. Ede 2. C. Drew 3. T, Discher Todd Shanlcel Lego M Boyne 4.J. Thompson 7 2 l 1 FAR FROM THE MADDING CRCWD Alfhough freshman games don'+ a'Hrac+ arge crowds of speclalors, if isn I' because af a laclz of spirif. The I978-79 'freshman :heerleaders supplied lofs of 'lalenl' and energy in suppor+ of nin+h grade +eams las+ year. Chosen +o The squad in November afler +ryou+s and iudging, +hese eighl girls 'fol- lowed fhe forlunes of +he freshman boys baslre+ball feam faifhfully. This year one was chosen +o acl as 'lhe mascof for +he ninfh grade Wildcafs - Chrisline Drew. She confribufed a lo+ fo fhe squad's en+husiasm! Freshmen show greaf lorml Carrie, sandwiched belween iwo Michelles, wafches from The sidelines. Terri Discher- flying highl Chris and Bev don? miss a momeni ol: The acfion. X 'S ,Ur il, 1 W ' R W- -' fn, V TE 5 ima 4 .. .,. my ff 1 : 5 J U E 'i' ' f '11' i 1' . Vfeffi f 4 585511 2 l , X ,, .W ,,- , y J' STAND UP AND CHEER KQV L HLLEL loo I gp Z t iv- 5 rv-'I 1 1 'S vs' :sw -fl R, 4.5. ,V H4 w ,WWW W.f,.'.f- A THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY The l978 79 Novi Communify School Board mel fwice monlhly fo deal wifh all lhe various issues concerning fhe educalion of children in our dislricl. Many limes lhough, members had fo affend special meefings and lalre parl in various school acfivifies. To high school sludenls, 'lhey are moslly visible, as a group, near lhe end of lhe school year al' lhe Sen' ior Honors Convocalion and Graduafion. Offeu, however, They were seen individually allending 3.18433 sporfing evenls, concerfs and other acfivilies. Being one of 'lhe high and lhe mighfy has some measure of preslige - buf if carries wilh H iremen- dous responsibilify and long hours of works Dr. Ger- ald Krah, our Superinfendenf, and his able assisle anf, Dr. Barr, can aflesf 'lo lhis. Chosen lo pul info operalion all direcfives of lhe School Board, fheir iobs require lhem +o pul in a lol more lhan eighl hours a day! 5 Ur School Board members Surfing John Milan: Presideni Rulh Waldemayer: Roberl Schram Joan Daley. Slandung Ray Murphy: Joe Colliau Sharon Pelchalx and Sludenl Governm Represenlalive, Greg Bischoi Dr. Kralz awards I979 Salulalor Calhy Daugherly Dr. Krall spealcs lo graduales Dr. Barr brings smiles 'ro lhe assembled School Board and audience. 5 a l L..L. l 2 , 'll -6 lfq 1' 2. 'mk..,,, W A TOUCH GF CLASS - HELP! The I978-79 school year marlrs fhe end of an era. Dr. Helen Dihhazy and Mr. Charles Nanas have been our adminisfraiors for lhe pasi six years. Nexl' year 'they will be gone: Dr. D. fo a ceniral adminis'I'ra+ion posifion, and Mr. Nanas +0 'lhe principalship of a middle school. A lol of wafer has passed under fhe bridge in ihose six years and Dr. D. fold us all abouf ihaf al gradua+ion. Bu? The impor- fanl Thing is +ha+ ihey should be 'thanked 'for fheir uniiring efforls 'lo provide a good learning L growing environmeni for s+uden+s of Novi. Early in ihe year we aslred Dr. D.'s permis- sion 'lo +i+le +his spread BONNIE AND CLYDE. She laughed and said, Sure! Thai shows a sense of humor and a 'I'ouch of class and is charac1'eris+ic of 'lhe way she and Mr. Nanas have performed iheir dufies here a+ Novi - wi+h a +ouch of class! Thank you - Dr. D. and Mr. Nanas! q H15 x .l'...'5wf MXH? ,QA A 41 . Dr. Dilzhazy al work in her office. 2. Mrs, Bev Cool: and Mrs. Sandy Borsyold sland ready To offer assisfance fo any sfudenl or yisilor. 3. Mr. Nanas surrounded by sfaclcs of lOFfT1S. 4. Mrs. Joann Koch who handles fhe work in The counseling office, and Mrs. Angie Szeles who lalces care of The aifendance. IO3 N k i 2 N X 3. fi' S Q R 5 NJA 1 L. iikf R I I n l A H 0 . of R - W 1 5 i , 3 FARENHEIT 45I The poinl of FARENHEIT 45I was 'l'ha+ books are imporianl +o +he mind and spiri+ of human socie+y. Our careiakers of such freasures do more +han calalog maferials, +hey encourage reading for pleasure, for profil, and in l'he pursuii of real knowledge. Our counseling slaff is dedica+ed To help- ing our sludenfs, and feachers somerimes, 'lhrough 'rhe periods of adius'l'men+ while 'fhe Co-op Program direclors help s+uden+s make career choices and explore voca+ional 5 i - PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT - ,,.+..+..i. CAREER I. Mrs. Gerhardl prepared for her posilion as head of our Media Cen+er by alfending lhe Universiiy of Michigan for a Maslers' Degree. 2. Counselors Mrs. Baird and Mr. Weinburger come +o us respeclively from Washinglon Universily and Alma College. Mrs. Baird also sponsors lhe Precision Squad while Mr. Weinburger coaches varsily baseball. Mr. lshler,wi1'ha Maslers' from Wayr S+a+e, works wi+h Co-op sludenls. Mr. Wixom also works in 'rhe Co-op program as well as leaching +yping ar relailing. Mrs. Walls, our Media Cenler assislal holds an Associafe in Media degree from Oakland Communily College. Mr. Elie is iunior class sponsor in addil +o his dulies as counselor. Miss Soullie holds an Educaiional Specialisf degre l05 THE MIRACLE WORKERlSl Each member of our slaff is, in a way, a miracle worker, yef lhese parlicular feachers, especially deserve The 'li'l'le. Mrs. Dorofhy Hylfon feaches all +he courses in Home Economics available 'lo Novi sfudenfs - everyfhing from Food 81 Nu'rri+ion +o Family Relafionships. Mrs. Gayle Taylor helps sfudenfs improve fheir reading skills on an individual basis. She has a Maslers' from Oakland Universily. Mrs. Bernila Fenner is lhe mainsfay of 'lhe Special Needs program. She has been here af 5. Novi 'For five years and holds a Maslers' Degree from Wayne Siafe Universily. Mr. Tim Daley also works wifh sfudenfs in 'lhe Special Needs program. He gradualed from Oakland Universily wifh a MAT Degree. Mrs. 2 ..-.-X-xxx Sue Madigan assis+s in The program besides working many hours in lhe main office as a secrelary. Mrs. Rose Riopelle, wi+h a degree from Easlern Michigan Universily, direcls 'lhe Allernafive Educafion program for fhose sfudenls who find il difficull +o adiusl +o regular classroom procedures. 1 'R-'- K 'Sir-S . ggggg? Vee lifggr 4. 5. Pl' Xl.- AMERICAN GRAFFITI Alihough American graffili is hopefully noi ihe only fhing Novi siudenis are capable of wriiing when fhey leave here, ii is fhe laslr of +he Communi, caiion Skills feachers fo help sfudenis communicafe in lofs of ways: speaking, reading, wrifing, lisfening and viewing. I. Mrs. Marfha Franchi comes io us from Cenfral Michigan Universify, has been here al N.l l.S. for nine years, and was senior class advisor ihis pas? year. 5' . Depar+men'r Chairman, Mr. Cal Schmuclrer, who holds a Mas1ers'from E.M.U., also leeches Driver Educafion. Mrs. Jaclrie Lawrence, wi+h a Maslers' from Oakland Universify, is besf known for her class, Research Paper, and worlr wifh ihe Novi Chap+er of ihe Naiional Honor Sociefy. Ms. Ban, our Journalism experl, holds an MA from Easfern Michigan and has been here for five years. Our Broadcasiing Teacher, Mr. David Legg, is currenily working on his Masiers' and spends l' spare lime wilh WOVI and ihe debaie and forensics reams. Mrs. Cecile Carier, fresh back from a year's sabbafical leave, graduaied from Newark Sia' and holds a Masfers' Degree. Besides helping wifh The debale and forensics program, she devofes much fime lo N.E.A. acfivifies. 'R'- 3. lim fi? ,pf- 'Jillian I. w6a,,,,,..5 . sau! 3. ,....5......... A v 1 AROUND THE WORLD IN Ere:-:TY DAYS Maybe you couldn'+ really go all fhe way around fhe world on ihe foreign language skills if is possible fo acquire here a+ Novi Hi h School, buf you could communicaie wil millions of people in many counfriesl I. Mr. James Tinsley, sliclrs wiih 'lhe sfudy of English and specializes in improving siudenls' reading and wriiing slrills. His degree is from Wayne Sfafe and he coaches lhe varsiiy sofiball feam, helps ou+ wifh 'rhe drama program, and sponsors fhe sophomore class. Mrs. Rosemary Huffman received her degree from Easlern Michigan and has been af N.H.S. for +welve years. She leachers French and sponsors fhe French Club. Ms. Mindy Schwar+z, a graduale of Michigan S+a+e Universi+y, 'reaches Spanish, sponsors 'rhe cheerleaders, advises 'lhe Spanish Club, and is choreographer 'For fhe spring musical producfions. Whew! A gradua+e of Nor+hern Michigan, wiih a Maslers' from Easiern, Mrs. Joan Arriclr sponsors fhe yearbook and drama programs. Mr. James Whealon, holds a degree from fhe Universi+y of Michigan. He has been 'leaching here al Novi for five years in 'rhe areas of ma+hema+ics and l07 German. He also sponsors 'lhe German Club. x. i lf? ws. 'Q 31344. , A Avi V,,A as A y W K - . x I. 2. l 4. 5. When lallring +o sludenls il is difficuh' +0 find ou+ which curriculum is fhe mosf chal- lenging - ma'rh or science. For many slu- den+s, malh is fheir Wa+erlool Many of lhe mafh 'teachers also +each science courses so These +wo disciplines have been l placed logeiher. l I08 x 't'!l' WATERLOO Mr. James Ladd graduaied from The Universily of Michigan. He divides his falenis befween ihe Mafh and Physical Educaiion Deparfmenfs. Mr. Brian Howard feaches Algebra ll and Business Maih. He also graduaied from U. of M. and coaches bolh foolball and baseball. Mr. Paul Roy is ye? ano+her from Go Blue! counfry. He has laugh? here for ihree years in ihe areas of General Mafh, Algebra ll, and Calculus. Mrs. Margaref Laine graduafed from Eastern 3 . ff, W- S if We '+a:f?'1 N.. ,WH ki ,fag 6. Michigan and reaches Geomefry and Life Scien She also coaches sofiball. Mrs. Peg Junker, a graduale ofWes1mins+er College, feaches Algebra I and Geomefry par+ lime. Mr. Dave Armsirong gradualed from Albion College and feaches Algebra I, Advanced Mal and Physics. He also coaches hack and pedals abou? a lol! BRAVE NEW WORLD - ROCKY Our Science Deparlmenl does ils basl lo inslrucl sludenls in slrills which will someday help creale a brave new world. Bul lhey also la Ire lime lo leach general underslandings and sensilivily lo lhe uses of lechnology so lhal il will nol be misused. Our Rocky while nol preparing for a run al lhe heavyweighl lille, does urge all sludenls lo lreep physically fil. Of course, DAY OF THE DOLPHIN refers lo lhe growing enlhusiasm for lhe new swimming pro- gram. Dsl' 5- ., 1 ,, l X i, fr .RAR X si I. 2. 3. new am, ,MA X. 1 DOLPHIN Mr. Tim Falls coaches golf in addilion lo leaching Chemislry, Earlh Science and Meleorology. His degree is from U. of M. Mr. Doug Day leaches Biology and Life Science as well as coaching lennis in lhe spring. He gradualed from Easlern Michigan Universily. Mr. Ron Fluler, who also gradualed from Easlern, leaches Life Science and Biology. He coaches baslrelball and loolball. I J. - DAY OF THE Mrs. Roemer and Mrs. Hamillon leach Physical Educalion classes and swimming. Mrs. Donna Roemer also coaches cheerleading and baskelball. Mrs. Chris Hamillon is lhe girls' varsily baslrelball coach. Mr. John Osborne - or, 'O' - is lhe Alhlelic Direclor and head loolball coach. He can be heard daily as Bill Barnes announcing sporling news on lhe morning P.A. broadcesl. 3. QP- qw K... f. 'Nun 4. 5. ll0 , IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD And ihese folks in lhe Social Sfudies Deparimenl do iheir besi fo help young people lo malxe sense of l. l . ,,,, , Sf' I RDS 07 NCHIGu E we.. r.m.W.. M, if! Ms. Flo Pangborn, for example, feaches American History in general, and Women's Hisiory in America, in parficular. She also reaches Curreni Evenis and holds a Masiers' Degree from 'ihe Universily of Michigan. She has iaughf a+ N.H.S. for sevenfeen years. Ri RI R? 3 YM ,w sv 2. Mr. Morgren is our Acfiviiies Direclor in addilion fo his leaching dufies in ihe area of World Hisiory. He also coaches Cross Counfry and is a graduafe wi+h an MA from Easiern Michigan Universify. 3. Mr. Bill AyoHe also graduafed from Easlern and feaches special areas of American Hisfory and World Geography. 4. Mr. Thomas Dale also feaches World Geography as well as Michigan Hisfory and f 1 rf QSM., 2. 3. Conservaiion. Formerly our superinfendeni, he has been 'leaching here for fourieen years. Mr. Del Munson 'leaches U.S. Governmenf, Economics, and American Hislory. He is a graduafe of Easlern Michigan and falres charge of ihe Sludeni Governmenf Day held annually in 'lhe spring. Mr. Bob Emerson feaches Psychology and Sociology, and coaches ninlh grade baseball. He 'loo hails from E.M.U. XS fix ,nr-M L, S-.S K L... gh N- ylff , X. ,I A ,-,. if .gg f I I MusicINT:-IEAIR-HowTosiJccEEDlN Mrs. Joyner, our new vocal music direcfor 'ped Fill fhe air wifh music Ihis pas? year. '. Slrain and Mr. Seiler have been doing if for ars. The whole lille of fhe movie is HOW TO CCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY YING. The problem is Ihaf il didn'+ fi? in the adline space. And, of course, no? many of our siness Educalion Ieachers feel you can make in business wifhouf a lol of hard work! BUSINESS Mr. Rick Trudeau is a graduale of Wesfern Michigan Universify. He coaches varsify foolball besides leaching Business Law, Accounfing and Conservalion. Mrs. Diane King comes +o Novi from Wayne Slafe Universify. She Ieaches Typing, Shorfhand and Business Machines. Mr. Russ Gardner Ieaches Typing. He is also Ihe wresfling coach and acfive in M.E.A. acfivilies. Mr. Gordon Seiler gradualed from Oakland Universily wilh a Masfers' Degree. He reaches Concerf ba nd and spends much lime wilh 'Ihe middle schools' music programs. Mr. Craig Slrain is our Disfricf Music Coordinalor. He holds a Masiers' from E.M.U. and generally makes music happen around here. Mrs. Paula Joyner graduafed from Cenlral Michigan Universily and Ieaches Vocal Music here parl lime. She also worked on The spring musical Ihis pas? year. I I I .YN sf' THE CHALLENGE The arfs, bofh fine and pracfical, have always offered mankind a challenge. Some- fimes if is fo creafe a work of arf: somefimes if is fo buildp fo design, even fo resfore. All of fhese skill areas are faughf in a common corri- dor of our building - if is where sfudenfs don'+ iusf falk abouf doing fhings, fhey do fhem! I. Mr. Dave Haywood graduafed from ' I2 Easfern Michigan Universify wifh a Masfers in lndusfrial Arfs. He feaches 2. 3. 4. bofh Draffing and Small Engine Repair, and coaches fennis. Mr. Richard Elfon has dedicafed himself fo keeping Defroif's producf - fhe aufomobile - running. He is a graduafe of Wayne Sfafe and is working on a Masfers' from E.M.U. Mr. David Wendlandf is in charge of our Graphic Arfs program. He is anofher E.M.U. producf and sponsors fhe Phofography Club. Mrs. June Fox 'reaches bofh in fhe English v . f. A. - K f was , . , , Lg, rw iii . 4 ' ' 2. M'+u v! and Arf Deparfmenfs. Nexf year she wi also help ouf in fhe Home Economics Depf. Mr. Gene Gufierrez feaches Elecfricify and Woods. His degree is from Easferl and he coaches frack, wresfling and sponsors fhe Ski Club. Mr. Keifh Cleland received his Masfer: Degree from Cenfral Michigan. He is c full fime arf feacher and has been af N for fen years. HIGH NOON Our high school's supporl slaff provide services n+hou+ which ihere could be no academic or ex+ra- .lrricular program! Our sfaff of cooks includes lin alphabefical orderl: Consfance Arnold, Cenfa Bailo,Judi+l1 Bayer. Theresa Befley, Edifh Lehr, Bernade'He Groves, Lora Longhursi, Nancy Naum, Mary Smifh, Dolores Vedre, Doroihy Wesfon, and Jaclrie Wilenius. - BUS STOP - MIDNI Sfudenfs line up for The high noon rifual. This subsfilufe bus driver, whose name is unlrnown, oHen fool: high school sludenfs on field frips and fo sporfing evenls. Our regular bus drivers included: Gwenyfh Osborn, Nancy Pufnam, Shirley Vincenf, Eileen Campbell, Judifh Coolman, and Irene Jacob. Ofhers no'f picfured were: Virginia Burnham, Shirley Coon, Leona Hogue, Doroihy Lang, II3 GHT EXPRESS Judilh Semke, Helen Siewari, and BeH'y Su'H'on. Our cus'l'odiallmain+enance sfaff: Johnny Kuboroff, Alexander Sfrychar, Alfred Thompson, John Balsick, Sharon Glaffeller and Head Cusfodian, Gorman Groves. Nof picfured are Nelson Carney and Roberl Hubenschmid. Gorman superman Groves demonsfrafes how he gels abou+ Novi High School siudenfs and sla : K 1 75 I . 2. Q' W g - . am.-..............., KG'-mm... Mmm.. A 3. 4. .-vip, 4 6. I . ff- '- . I of I. .S I xg 0 ' 'KY I 74 K 1 xx - - Eff' 7 I .N . nl . Ax I .. Q 3 4' , IMI I I I Q K 1' 9 99' ,dsnf . W, rx, 1 r ' 'Q ' A Q A 5 al ' ,U W , - nl 1 I I I I I I I I I I I , ' 1 i e II6 ,,.'. SAME TIME NEXT YEAR The freshmen agreed fhaf being in fhe high school gave fhem a greafer choice of acfivifies, more freedom, and greafer inde- pendence fhan fhey had back in fhe'Middle School. Even fhough fhey did nof sponsor any acfivifies, fhey enioyed parficipafing in fhe evenfs sfaged by fhe ofher classes. The freshman enfry in fhe homecoming floaf compefifion was fifled Cafs Chew Big Red and came in fhird - nof bad for a firsf fry! The class homecoming represenfa- five was Shelly LeGraff. Acfing as class sponsors were Mrs. Peg Junlrer and Mr. Richard Elfon. Class officers were: presidenf, Brian Kiffleg vice-presi- denf, Todd Faullrner: secrefary, Shelly LeGraffg and freasurer, Quinfo Marini. Keep up fhe spirif, freshmen! Naneffe Courfwrighf, a newcomer fo N.l'l.S., gefs lessons in Wildcaf feverul John and Keifh -geffing if clone! Kafhy and Pam pracficing for a vocal performance. Missy, Rene ancl Sheri demonsfrafe Hfhe winning freshman smilewl Amy, AI and Chris showing claf in classl Racing fhe upperclassmen ouf The door! 3. is sam TQ Ip i E ygyg 'IND 'W 4 ffm- FC? 5. 6. i , 1 SN O vs iaafiil-in ,N ,:1m:1'::, ps.. 5,1 f .if ,1 ,!,t.,, Af. rf, if 'PES 2 ' , . R 1 -' fi. ll , 'lf i f Q ' t K, y , , vw , c v 4- , enz y N in , , , in , X S . ' Af zi' I N IW 'P L ' c M 5 5 'le 'Lf.ib ? ,. iii 'V' A -Q' i - 4 3' S . '-'- , I 3 S N yi il a' K ls. X H la-A - x my . xg K 0 LV Q A ,fins 'ffff i A 5 t yy ' I R 1 Q WC' 3 versa-1 Albers, Sheila Alfon. Deann Anderson, Brenda Asbell, Harmony Aurora, Sarbiif Baier, John Baias, Tom Balough. Janice Bayne, Michelle Beebe. Ralph Bell, Shannon Bingham. Gary Bischof, Diane Blanlc. Torn Bodenmiller, Rhonda Boley. Joe Bonlcowski, Lisa Boyce, David Blanchard, Ken Brewsfer, Michael Brown, Bill Brown, John Buehner, Marilee Burds. Chrisfine Buzolifs, Vince Byberg, Pefer Byrne. Gary Calco, Robert Campbell, Brenda Carfer, Michelle Caudell, Chris Cheri, Tom Chrisfman. Dena Ciampa, Penni Colliau, Nafalie Conway. Milne Coon, Princess Coppola, Dawn Cornell, Carla Cos+ella, Mary Creedon, Sieve Crulchlields. Tom Damron. Kim Damron. Sieve DeBrule. Pefer Dernoresf. Jell Dex. Mary Dinser. Jane Discher. Terri Dobeln. Donna Dolen. Leogh Drew, Chrisfine Drew. Diane Duffy. Maureen Dyer, Richard Early. Laura Ede. Beverly Eggerf. John Ellioff. Joy Emmons. Troy Enger. Debbie Ewald. Dawn Faullnner. Todd Fitzgerald, Joseph Flanagan. Mike Fri1z.Milce Gannon. Marie Ginn. Mal? Gioia, Jill Gowans. Kevin Graiek. Maureen Grimm. Marla Gross, Todd Grossman. Bruce Hanbury. Rosemarie Hanilin, Dawn Hardacre. Rufh Harding, Duncan Hare, Scolf Harris. Sam Hellweqe. Jerry Hensfocln, Kim Hersh. Susan -, M v Wm. wk lr jk in i '1-, Q gi? .X Q- J N 1. i L QQ. K 'K ' , . -, x I . J if . -A, f :J W .. ' ill A 3. 2 1 law lv al N Qu rd K' ,ga .1 K uf wxwv K N... wr ,fr i .W . a A - li N' 1, A ls. ' ,, .?,g .,x. , K' X,-ful i , iiA1 .1 . X ei x. ' 1 2 fr- A in .ai E , H I I x ,. me L 3 ii 1 ai is ii 1 .. e .N Ki 1 in ff, , -H -v- ,g, - y ,X - -1 if L . V my f I J s i ' if I A WJ b N . 'L U, V, . A L , h l L 1 , ,,f1 ,r' Q f 1 Q2 sg . 'I 'N rn L l' fly ,,,, Q li -Il G iv A if - Al f I L' 3 Nw.. , i .. yyy uf, in Qi- .'k: l N.. , ... N , sv' ,o V , x ilk E :lb G ., -' H' i Q K Hillslrom. Linda Hurlevi Cafhrine lreland, Lisa Jackson. Sheri James, Pam Jeffery, Eric Jones, Dean Jordon. Brian Jordon, Charles Kalcaley, Karl Kamish, Michael Kavanaugh, Karen Keiser, Janelle Keslcnen. Dawn Kewalr, Debbie Knulsen. Carrie Kozler, Al Kramer, Sleven Kreqer. Marilyn LeGraff, Shelly LeBlanc, Greg Lee. Tim Lego, Michelle Lidclle, Sieve Limbrighf, Wayne Lindenberq, Eric Linfon, Jeff Liorias, Arfhur Lowry, Carolyn Luslcy, Kim Mahan, Sheila Malcowslri. Denise Mccormiclr, Rufh McLaughlin. Lunn McLaughlin, Mary McLean, Wendy McSweeney. Cafhy Maiors, Dave Marini, Quinfo Meir, Thomas Mendleson, Barbara Minfon, Andrea Mooney, Denny Moran, Mark Morandy. Laura Morse, Ann Murphy, Thomas Murray, Brian Muyskens, Margaref Nagranf, Linda Near. Coleen Neil, Heafher Neil, Mark Neil, Ray Nelson. Dawn Nichols, Keith Noble, Vincenf Norby. Debbie Norfon. Dan Parsons, Todd Penness. David Perryman, Rocky Pefers. Nancy Peferson, Geri Piefron, Dan Piefrowski, Dave Pie+rowski, James Pilch, John Pirrie, Ron Place. Becky Poinfon, Douglas Porfer, Eric Prosf, Renee Puckefl, Dave Pukey, Mera Quinn, Lisa Raefz, Bonnie Reisner. Shannon Reufer, Charles Ridanouf. Barry Rifal. Sami Roddewig, Amy Roderick, Jeff Rose, Dean , .. ., . . 1 Y 'i , 'I .,. f.. N W lf 4, -.. ,v 5. W -x.,,, ,tv f X 'EX ,,-.-f N K. V SJ . K oo My N l , ,...., -1 .,, , i-vf.:..y'l, ww' . x i ' i g 'W - i. Y k w ho V .5 . . ri ' 5 Qi, R .Ms . Mi J . w Q -5 . Wx .Q -- J : if ' m'Lk . W ig 1 Y X X 63 f Wifi f e , .., s N X L. LmLL ,LL,,LL N 1 . ' ,, .. eih. Q s sp, VY-'L Q , . -QYJ' 1 K . . Qali . TB. k , 1 A 1 . . :X Ii. 6 ' Z . ' 'X 3? s Y x X is ii' fi s 5 .K K A w ,J , x 9 i X T ' . wk J . . -:X - if-nw vs :LA .1 J W N- if . N S -5, E K if FS TL at M ms x 'Y:xF f'k Rospond, Keith Russell. David Sanghvi, Suiaia Sasena. Donald Schisler. Marcia Semelrolh, Dawn Shankel. Cheryl Sieler. Mary Skinner. Paul Smilh, Pafrick Smilh. Treena Sobczak. Ellyce Soli, Skip S+eele, Susan Slevens, Sandra Sfonier. Mark Sframy, Roberf Sudy, Paffy Sweis, Suze+fe Tabaka, Larry Thall. Ann Thomas. James Thompson, Julie Thorpe, Rich Tisch. Lisa Tobias. Jeff Todd. Carrie Trombly. Kay Warfman. Heidi Weber. James Welch. Donna Whifney, John Whi1'e,Jeff Wilcox. Janelle Wilenius. Judy Wilke. Karen Williams Wilson. Mike Wood, Wendy Wrighf, Brian Zamarka, Andrew Ziebell, Mark Ziegler. Cathy I22 EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE This pasf year's sophomore class was known as a class wi+h lo'rs of spiri+ and involvemenl in school acfivilies. Beginning in 'I'he fall, +he sophomores con- sfrucfed fheir homecoming floar which +hey filled Big Cal' AHack - a lake off on 'lhe adverlising line of a popular nafional ham- burger chain. l'f was no+ only a clever idea 'For a floal' - i+ was +he winning idea as 'lhe sophomores look 'Firs+ place in +he floal compe+i+ion! Under 'lhe leadership of class presidenf, Marc Brinker, +he class also held a car wash, a candy sale and a newspaper drive +o raise money for lheir annual spring dance. Olher officers were Anna Gray, vice- president Julie Henrich, secrefaryg and Lisa Pre'H'y, Treasurer. Mr. Tinsley and Mrs. Riopelle were 'lhe class advisors. 6 UQ I S yi 4. 5. The sophomore class officers: Lisa Prefly, Julie Henrich, and Marc Brinker. Debbi, Marcia, and Sue: lull ol spirit lull ol lung +hey're in The class ol eighly-onel The sky is The limill Sue chows down! Ann wifh lhe cross counlry 'reams Mascot m. . .1. ix wr' 'K ,M -W , in , wi-C 'sl B - ri ff? ,gi TW W C ix 1 . L , ,Ra 00 . , I fl 'V s f - . -gf A . . xiTEif,- 2 ww- 'is' a 'i 1 Q, 2- z - r - - i -- za. - 1 i- w -. -. X A or . N. , 1 , K i 12- L W, , ,mf ' 21 i. V ' 1, N 9 A .C , in Fx? an W -- - -. . N - A - A. 3 , r Q is Q., A S af' XP 3 B .,'1 - ' , - 'L I 'P v .- f . ii -.': af- ' . C ' ii i . 4 4, , 4' ,, f:f'1'P o 5 2 Q R ,.., S, xv 'i l . 'VN-v , if - -.1. 5 Agarwal,DebOral1 Almond, Fred Alfon, David Anderson, Kendra Anrliony, Lisa Arcliarnl:-eau, Elizabefli Baerqen, Bryan Baker. JoEllen Bannarz, Karen Bardeleben, Brian Beckman, Dale Beylerian, Sfeve Bieller, Bill Bledsoe, Harry Borsvold, Cindy Bosco. Kaflwy Boyce, Julie Braue, Craig Brayfon, Scofl Brinker, Marc Broclc. Curl Brown, Erica Brown, Robin Brown, Sfeve Buclianan, Doug Burfon, Nancy Buzolils, Pal Callwoun, Marcia Carpenler, Connie Carfer. Suzanne Casoqlos, Sophia Changes, Paul Cliiclcowslci, Jim Cliupurdy, Pafli Cocl'iran,Cynfl1ia Colliau, Milne Conser Carol Conway, Lynne Crepeau, Mary Crapper, Debbie Cunin,Na1alie Currie, Joe Dale,Kall'1y Damron, Brian Dees,Sl1erry Deline, Paul De-rriQk,Apr1I Derlmer, John Downey, Kaflwy Drew, Colleen Epslein, Diane Erry, Susan Evans, Mark Finch, Don Flannery, Dianna Folsom, Slierry Ford, Scofr Garcia. Donna Gardner, Cindy Q-ardella, Liz Garreff, Sracy Gilberf, Slierri Gillick, Todd Glowacki, Kirk Goers. Joe Gowans, Julie Graiek, Jeff Gray, Anna Gronowski Shannon Grossman Eric Hamilfon, Lori Hammond, Andy Harvey. Slierry Hearlmcoare. Kelly Hollis, Jill Hendrick, Ken Henriclw, Julie Henry, Todd x i i ? do W S1 b.il QL L' ,. A X K A K if: rw ll 'f srssr, ff? D ,isso A X we ,as rg -. ai VH S se X. F J A TWH A 26 ws, fx, rfrr' ls my , , f am 3' ' if if v . s Inky- - rg . s -, I st. mi r any 1 r' WY ff if .ff . L 4. M ' V li, fist 1 Q' .. . , . K 'T ' . Q-1 :sz . 4 A A K -K its -1 Q , . 9 A . 2? f A ' I . f m J 4 6 JUN' . ...N S an C X X 1,1 tp . ., , Arai. 'IX 4-Q - f' 9 - . Y W 3' M., l. i A A Jfilf 5 l Q f . 5 - X ' ss- . ' r g 1 N if , -v . 'A' if 'X . ,V 1 X x FQ' N -fr 11 ea, :A ,QQ N 'f . . NX D D N 4 Lu . .o ,,,.. .M wi, f A IA., is -x r s ' ' Q ll X, . . r h- X-sa r X as- .., J. ,J ' l ie K' . E 3 . f- - i . , Y 1' ' , L-ii' 'it i l I, is T if AM S 1 '91 ,R l Z4 x' L M 4 i . l4,. , rim ' ,,' i R 'g al if . L X Q ,fl -f i L , 'R .. ,Q Ne I avjxx Digi il 6 .w A f N n f 4 - , . H52 3. ,g ,,., ,K -..J -- ,. M 1 e .L fax , M an , - A ll ga f f ' F 1 gb f Y, Q V ., . A K 'Q Xia H:-2',',',-I. s ne w x A ibm nm L x mf J 'N 7 ' J if ' were D.. , S QQ i f ix? Q M .A 1. ----v 'K , ii N X 'J a L g rg, 'A ' Lg as g L g - A L , L i iifki 1 'ir 'Z fa DN 9 i f My D 11 f m. J, FT , , 0 4 n S- a i , gg X.: al Heupel, Holly Hiclcs. Jeff Hill, Karyn l-'lillslron'1,Slwaron Huseman, Fanny lban, Cincly Ireland, Laura Irwin, Kevin Jaeger, Cheryl Johnson. Bob Jones, Scorr Kalinoyilc, Dean Karnisl'1,Micl1ele Kelley,Cl1ris Kelley, Randy Kerpel, Vivian Kiflle. Bill Klemel, Karen Knulson, Nancy Korle, Pa? Kowalslci. Laurie Kra1'z.Kenf Kurin. Bill LaVoie. Denise Lawrence, Julie Lear, Debbie LeBlanc, Marry Lee. Tony Lulclcari, Jeff MacKay, Debbie Madigan, Jim Madley, Terri Maki, Bob Malarlcey, Geraldine Marclieffi, Elizaberlw Marshall, Dean Marlin, Miclnelle Mason, Boni Mccarly, Duane Mccornas, Greg McFarland. Lee McKay, Mike McQuade, Lauren Meo, Joseph Messinlc, David Miller. Marr Miller, Melanie Morgan, Kelly Morrow. Ron Muzzin, Laura Near, Kelly Neil, Debbie Neufz, Guy No+l1naqel.Sherri O'Brien, Marianne O'Brien, Pa? O'Connell, Tom Olivefo, Don Perlrunen, Kafliy Pefers. Pafricia Pl1illips.Gary Pierce, Margarel Place, Debi Plunlcef1',Tarnmy Ponder, Jane? Pope, Tim Pralf, Trudi Preffy, Lisa Prine, Ann Quinn, Scoff Quirox, Anna Re-nrner. Milne Resconicli, Louis Rice, Milne Riley,Sl1awne Rixie. Jerry Robinson. Mary Rosinslci, Karen Ruslwlord. Heidi Russell, Marie Sagi, Clara Sailus, Ray Salules, Brian Samson, Felirio Sanqlwi, Saniiv Sarkissian, Milne Sayre. Sieve Scully, Linda nj: l' X gy S fm 3 Q' A 0 .si , y QL is X 'ii I - rs 'W- ray li Q ar! . , is , 'N S! 4 qv. 3 4. .57121 L 317 ix 5 'K X ' X 'gg X x, X it ,I l 4 ' 0 . ss, E v l if 443. X i . ij. . , -M 'Z' f a , K I I QER KQK, I il 1 1, , ff, ,,ii . .. Q ii K, Wm, f, ss., i I . f' ix Lis. i V U-7 x P , Q .W 5' i P N741- 1 H- WE! L :ff i'ff'leif X - L if 1 W lax 3 W 5 5 Y 55? .af F . W, A - W, f, if i xl, if L ,. E .. H- if J f l Q , ' l ' l 1' i y x X i 4 sr W X Zi 447 FH Q sy 1 A-- 1, .Fa '99 5? if 1 'C' fi Q ,AN im la gift' C2 fx Me x -we N., 1 X. , , .,... ,L l s L, X N , H 1, 'eww gvv ge 1' g s 1 A I x gf J' xt'-lb., i x X l f -s,q.,1-4 i 5 'Q 4. , a.,i,4. .1 . .gg i L iefl Y ' Y', L Xf- f N. fl ,N -v A ,J i H ,ft T,' ij X .. it 'N 6 a Sexfon, Dawn Selep, Kim Sherwood, Tony Silvesfri, Tony Shulfz. Lisa Skinner, Muff Skvarce, Nancy Smifh, Terry Snowclen. Janef Solmes, Tery Somers, Franl: Srolra, Margaref Sfewarf, Glaine Sfump, Traci Sunshine, Paul Swope, Michelle Szeles. Maureen Szuma. Jeff Taulbee, Sue Thomas. Pam Thompson, Breff Truesdell, Lisa Truscoff, Amy Thorman, Diane Tyler, Leslie Vedro. Shari Walling, Milne Whenlcel. Jeff Weilancl, Colleen While, Lisa Woelkers, Jim Wrighf, Jim Wright Sfeve Wrofen, Marl: Ziegler, Dave Zemlce, Keifh im HEAVEN CAN WAIT Excuse me, sir, would you like a year's subscripfion 'lo TIME? Hey, Suzie, wanf +0 buy a candy bar? These are ius+ some of fhe phrases heard rolling ou'r of +he moufhs of iuniors ihis pas+ year. They were 'frying +o earn money by selling magazines, candy bars and sponsoring a donafion day a+ 'rhe local A 8: P. The fund raisers were +o finance +he prom which is sponsored every year by +he iunior class. The chairperson for 'rhe '79 prom was Richard Morrissey. The Class of I98O's advisors were Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Elie. The class officers were presideni, Missy Maher, vice-presidenl, Cireenna Marfineg secre+ary, Judy Kroe+schg and 'I'reasurer, Shelley Hayball. All in all, i'r was a good year for +he iun- iors. Nex+ year will be heaven! Mary, Belh, and Mary The ireesome lhreesomel Class inyolvemenfl Marla does The lube 'ob wifh helpful advice from Gordon and Craig! Junior class officers Judy Shelley, Missy and Cirreenna Jim Puma Yuriclc livening up fhe Novi Singers. lug,-s T Yi! ! wid J .ea ns. s T 2. 5. I. ,.., ,s s I iv Q ggi, ss.. w ,A .. :gh if 'X Q 3 N Q ,lf . .l ' gag. , :E - y, L y xi' ss il X :ex ,-r rg. +2 '-a Kf?F.L N fifhxv i 5 Q-' , ' .W ji B, .1 x 1 1 5. a Q . ' ' :,.. fv ,... .K . . ,C Nw: y QW., A N ii ' r 2 k New .,., , 1 .,. 3. , ... X I xi ,- Q fs ,,.' Z 1 , X i is fr 'ti J. l ,ii Ji . is ,, , K 1' N M -I ' Q ,im . -M' ' -me I Q11 .. ' .3 is ' ' . ,, . ,.,. , . . D ' is U' L rv V W' V' 4 , .. iv ff ,IQ X an x N . -VLC . s A X Ax L :,k I ,X R i i ii WJ a' N .x, L' ' ml 4. E liifti A a ,QQ 'N 5 ki' 4 ls , .Q I .ii its . . 'Nl i 'sfo' f 1 ., wh A WY, YL! ,vw-ply 'I in A X Sp, Qi. K Adelrnan, Gregg Alexander, Dave Archambeau. Andy Arbour, Jeff Balouqh, Lynn Beebe. Cheryl Benson, Joy Berqsirom, Michael Bishop, Bill Blaclrrner, Ron Bledsoe, Fredice Boley, Tina Bosco, Diane Bowes, Kris Braesalrer, Dave Brent Sue Bruneff, Kafhy Bunlrer, Dan Burlchardi, Chris Burnham, Denise Buzoliis, Franlc Byberq, Bridqeife Chisholrn, Jeanne Conser, Sherri Chrisfensen, Don Coon, Mike Cooper. Liz Crawford, Yvonne Crellin, Terry Crosslin, Keith Damron, Nancy Dernoresl, Jane Deline. Leah DesMarais, Ernie Dex, Linda Dobranslry. Paula Doyle, Suzy Dreyer. Palfy Durocher. Karen Ewald, Mark Flanniqan, Mary Frilz, Ben Gibson, Bill Gilbert Pamela Gopigian, Michael Gow, Ruih Gross, Brenl Hall. Sancly Haynes, Jill Hanzel, Marqarel Hayball, Shelly Husernan, Jodie lban, Mike lseli, Craig Johnsfon, Chris Kavanauqh. Dan Klernef, Kevin Konzal, John Kozler, Cindy Kroefch, Judy Kurin, Tina LeGrall, Lee Ann Lowry, Kafhy Macpherson, Roberl Mahan, Colleen Maher, Missy Malcowslri, Robin Maresh, Ken Marlin, Cirreenna McAllen, Jane McFarland, Lisa McKee, Kim McLellan, John Menzel, Ralph Meo, Mary Misyialc. Kim Mooney, Karen Moore. Bill Morandy. Debbie Morris, Tim Morrissey. Richard Murphy, Michael Muysliens. Murry Neil, Tracey Nelson, Carol . .M , 'H' . g . is 5. I A L i . V Qx X , 'ip I - 3.1 x T. ,,.' X- HPS' a' ' X' if' .Q:. 25 r ig, R ,if .Q lj' . ii ,,...N . - V' hi ' i Mx i iiii- warg i . i k i ii :fi ,K . L f- ar f e r r gf -. A fi.. K , ,A ' . 'M -. M Q is . -i , . S . ' air . - 'if' ., - fa ' 7 'N V- .V,.. , A x A i W Y 5' is ,J ii i X .. g Q K Q 35,6 5 : ,X -' . -fa . L- . . .- - A ff iaaai -fv ' A . , .J 1 I ,,' . ,E ax ' W W' ' Q if eeee iiii a ' 'fi P 'fl y' . ai W' '6 J: -if ., Ji.. . 4 In A '-rk if .9 ,Q r it ,K i...g.1 QQ' 1 Ti .. ,. . . S . - 'J ii i ' ' 'Sf ' X 4 'N 'Til WY? 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Vicki Rose, Don Russell, Bruce Samson, Ferdinand Sanfore, David Seafon, James Senda. Brian Slwingler. Mike Smifh. Fred Sobkow. Tracy Summiff, Mark Sullivan, Don Sweis. Sherri Szeles, Sharon Telischak, Linda Tlwropp, Susan Trombly, Laura Tuck, Lori Tyrell, Joe Tulenko,Pl'1il Vedro, Kafhy Whife, Nancy Wilke, Dave Williams, Dan Williams, Waller Zufelf, Brian 3 W , 'K 3 , Q Q w nf , K , 1 - N .- . 1 fm M 'E' n '..f Quik 1, AP' Q X56 1' - 1.1, , 'Sl UA f ' A fi' 1. , if ',,-.pqlff V'- KEFS 1 wir, , -V e. 15916 J ' ' '- ' Nu.. . .2 1 f 7 Mr 1219 s in A E .352 A 'PM A ,Q SENIOR CLASS CDFFICERS S f S S S'SSSSl S, L Q S H . ' 'Y 1 ' I ,kj if i Jeff Laverfy Maureen Mahan Presidenf Vice-Presiclenf ,Q , hw Kris Biefier Kafhy Hendrick Secrerary Treasurer l34 Jeffery Adams Michael Aiffama Slwerri Alexander Terrie Anderson Gary Anllnony Terry Arnason Magnus Anderson Kalliy Baerqen Jane? Baldwin Jeanne Baldwin l-leaflwer Barr lviicl1aelBafes Russell Bayne Lisa Arnold Louis Baloqlw Pa ul Ba yoll Susan Beall Kafhryn Blackmer Mindee Buehner Linda Campbell fi Sleven Billing Gregory Bischol Jeffery Bolelc Rhonda Brady Donald Burnham Gregory Cain 'W 'v John Carler Glenn Caudell W' David Blackburn if I ' VX ' i ,W g Wg 'Q x X Pafriclc Brunel? Peler Ca meron Richard Cher? Timollfiy Cicirelli Cynilmia Cluclcy Gail Coolman William Coon Lauri Crocenzi Keiflw Crowell Q05 Callwy Dauglierly Gayle Davidson 'ff ff Lorefla Collier Eileen Collins Debbie Creed Denise Creed Ocfavio Aguilar Richard Diadone 5 John DeBrule Vidoria Deminloff 41' 1 Lisa Denl Clwrislina Derrick Leslie Dery Janel Dinser Donna Dranginis Brian Droqmiller Palriclc Dudly Kimberly Duqqins Laurie Dyer Sleven Elly Mellisa Faulkner Marshall Finegold William l:iSl'1er Daniel Filzgerald David Ford Kari Foslie X 6 1... , , . Daniel Fulclier Marina Fullinqfon Alan Ganss Gerald Garcia Um fr we Jolwn Garner Reber? Garner Kimberly Gaynor Sfeven Gillick xi l l A ln Suzanne Ginn Clirisloplwer Giorgio Michael Grimm Blalce Gross Julie Gullnrie Lee Hamlel Melissa Hammond Karen Harding 'Ii . wk 9 N YN 'Nr Clirisline Heinz Janice Heller Virginia Hensel 3 Jill Hoffman Roberl Hyde Jeffery James f -'Ae Holly Johnson Jeffery Jolwnsfon Elizabe'rl'w Jordan Paul Karrenbauer Joanne Kazrneirczalc Jacqueline Kelley Brian Hillslrom .1 hmsg My-ef Jeanine Jeffery au- Craig Kaerclwer 5 Tami Knulson Ai. Jackie Kovar Richard Lavoie in 4-C ' Sherri Liebau John Love . N .lf-ifhN ' Thomas Kozler Teri Kurin Ann LaFleche ,pn-Q 9.1! -dire' Ca+hy Lenhard Frances Leurck Donald Lewis Thomas Livingsfon James Longhursf Douglas Loufon 1 I' - ta- Nancy Lukkarri Anne Maclsaac Ann Mackay Barb Macliclan Charyl Macfkslcill Mary Mahar Donna Majors r rr Susan Malci Roberfa Malarlcey Andrew Marzona Cheryl Mason Roberl Mcfxllisfer Phillip McCarly William McCauley Jennifer McCu+cheon Debra Mclnlyre Karen McQuis+on Diane Miller Shelly Monifz X X if Q , ff? 'ix Ak Gfjwv K dis . -v ,4 In - ii. . ' A.. ' Q.. ii. Y'- :QS Q ' X .: H 'S ,er I Eric: Mozdy Marleen Mulville Paul Murphy Michael Nalzel - as-fx , iffy Arfhur Neil Carole Neubig Kimberly No+hnagel Kalhy O'Neal ,fff l f , . Qi , Q. N James Padqef Michael Panfalone Sleven Palera Amy Peery 'S' Derrell Peridergrass Lisa Penness Marlc Pefers Heidi Pfoch Dawn Pidd Joan Pierce L... David Pislna Nancy Poelslra Duane Polwlman Lori Powell Megan Raddanl n D 3 3 2 Qciiy . ,,-Q l . N' t -' . Q D W f Q Q .,.Q D Lori Refalo Gayla Reufer Nanci Porler - S f Clwrisfine Rairigln Maura Reynolds lnnna aaian aff Gregory Place Mary Anne Popeney Sherri Raymond Dwayne Rldenour N 'l siss l CU Andrea Robinson Lisa Rodericlc Nancy Sale Debra Scliarnber sv- iii 5 e ' A X Roger Scoll Teresa Sebasfian Reqinia Sexfon Paul Slwillifo 1 s. Polly Sinclair Tracie Siolwolrn Eileen Slallery Deboral1Srni+lw WWF Jeffery Smillw Nora Smifli Russel Srniflw Bruce Snowden Kimberly Solmes Todd Spielman Michelle Slipp Scoll Slump 44' .fx Michael Sullivan lv1arybe+hSzeles Deborah Taulbee Connie Thompson , Na, Q-v Lori Thompson Dale Tiderinqfon Shannon Tiplon Andrea Todd i x A Anlhony Van Goefhem Chrislopher Varilone Regina Villani Edward Vusiclc M... Ch Qvx Y---1 'Z ,., W f Kenne-ll1Wal+er Dennis Wereb Linda Willce Roberfa Wilkins 'UN Jolwn Williams Brian Winelca Palriclc Wiseman Scofl Woodall as .. if N..-ff' 'aa l '--i 2 -Xgj' X QM ' Edi+l1Wor+lw Debra Wriglwl David Young Paul Young 4 Eugene Yzquierdo Gary Zaguroli Kallwy Zamarka Linda Zarb NI eQ?' f'f' ffsf THE GRADUATE 'H Q fL ' , ' .Q 731' . ' -' 'ff' fs 'E' X -'Q i ' if A, at-f Um. 1 T XX A l J mtl 5 f Lf , A ,msg .N 7' 1-we . A A ' 1-b f 'T' '.. 4 .. AA J. In .L R . 1 , New go 1 .IA , 5'-2 3 W in ,. as F .W 4 5' J' M 5 - Em L 51 4' f v .Q X ' r i Q Y K r any ' 1 3 I 1 5 I gl N lsr F Z J-SRU A ws -L, Y L18 QQ 3? ---Q, M- gr 'U'. raw 'E , , ,al 47 .V W f. . fc, J- new H K fy R fx... sm 'i 0.3 ..f, . rs-.41 v flf P' JP x 'T I50 i . I . 1' I4 ', 4 .. . v . - E I , , I A .A .mobo lb yt-fl . N N f '4?i. : We '-- X V . sg Q! s, -..,x i g 443' ig: 4......1...- 2. REVIEWS: SENIOR TRIPPERS AbsoIuI'eIy greaI'I Pafriclz Dudley Florida was a lol of fun - bul 'Ihe bus ride was +he pi+s! Nanci Porfer Hello . . . Is Jalze or Lionel 'Ihere? Melba 8: Prudence I+ was exceIIen+! Ginger Hensel Firsl' Row - K. Biefler, G. Reufer, K. Dug- gins, J. Kazmierczalr, L. Crocenzi, L. Thomp- son, E. Collins, D. Smifh, L. Willie, L. Arnold N. Poelslra, D. Dranginis, G. Villani, M. Rey- nolds, B. Willcins, D. Creed, S. Raymond, M Maher, T. Anderson, J. Dinser, B. Madigan Second Row - Travel Agenf, PaHy, Peggy M. Mahan, H. Barr, A. Robinson, S. Brough S. Ginn, J. Kovar, J. Gufhrie, C. Cluclxey, J Kelley, G. Hensel, N. Porler, S. Monih, S. Alexander, H. Johnson, D. Taulbee, D. Creem Third Row - G. Zaguroli, M. Nafzel, J. Ga ner, P. Brunefl, R. LaVoie, D. Ford, D. Lewi M. Aiffama, L. Balogh, R. J. Bayne, C. Gio gio, P. McCarIy, T. Kozler, S. Sfump, G. Bi choff, J. Padgel, R. Daidone, E. Yzquierdo, I Pisha, A. Hyde, P. Murphy, K. Waller, . Smilh, C. Varilone, D. Fulcher. Fourih Row - M. Sullivan, S. Gilliclc, P. Dudley, J. Adam G. Caudell, J. Bolelr, M. Finegold. SOME LIKE IT HOT I+ was mid-April when many members I Ihe senior class Ie'F'I Novi for Daylona each and sunny weafher. They Iefl behind he ice s'I'orms, wind sforms and cold rainy weafher Ihal blasfed Novi Iasf spring. Mos'r seniors would agree fha? 'Ihe senior Irip was one wor'rh remembering. The Iwenly-six hour bus ride down and fhe long wail for rooms Isome wailed seven hoursl, proved fo be worfh iI'. The good fimes s+ar'Ied 'Ihe firsf nigh'I down and didn'+ end unI'iI 'Ihe seniors go'I baclr 'Io Novi. Walking 'Ihe Ihree miles +o 'Ihe pier, swim- ming in Ihe ocean, cafching 'Ihe 6AM sun- rise, or iusl lying on 'Ihe beach were some of Ihe acfivifies enioyed by all. Then Ihere was I'he 'Irip Io Disney World for a day where everyone loaded up on souveniers. Every- body had a grea+ 'fimel Janef Dinser and Barb Madigan recuperafe on The beach during The day. Miles and miles of bocliesl The Holiday Inn - Surfside. Terrie Anderson and Annie Robinson cafch a few rays. Holly, Kafhy, Sheri and Laurie bury Glenn while Shelly supervis Glenn, Sieve, Jeff and Ihe guys fool around in a renled dune buqqvl GS. ga. I 44, g 3 eggs' Q -i Ny-ur I 366 331' ISI A NIGHT TO REMEMBER We May Never Pass This Way Again was fhe cho- sen fifle and fheme for fhe Junior-Senior Prom held May 51h af Pine Knob. Even fhough if was held iusf a few weeks affer Easfer vacafion and fhe senior frip, fhere were more couples affending fhe prom fhan ever before. Credif for fhe success of fhe prom goes fo fhe iunior class officers and fhe hardworking commiffee headed by Richard Morrissey. Cindy Kozler was in charge of decorafions and chose floral arrangemenfs of carna- fions and daisies. Tracy Sobkow planned fhe buffef dinner, and Colleen Mahan fook care of publicity. And, no dance can be successful wifhouf a good band, so fhe commiffee, headed by Kim Myschiak, chose CONTRABAND fo supply fhe music. Each year, fhe prom sorf of marks a coming of age for fhe sponsoring iunior class - a successful prom can indicafe fhal' nexf year's senior class is organized and hard-working. Looks like fhey made if! Pal Wiseman needed fwo plafes To hold all The goodiesl Richard Morrissey, prom chairman, and Missy Maher, junior class presidenf, say a few words. Dan Fifzgerald makes 'lfhe grand enfrancelll Promfgoers sampling fhe buffefl Sherri. Sue and Maura sign fhe guesf regisfer. s ,. z., ., Na l52 4- 9 f f 1 5. X I I , 5. 6. REVIEWS: RECOGNITION: 'f was a good prom - I had a good +imeI CHAIRPERSON ....... Richard Morrissey Glenn Caudell COMMITTEE MEMBERS: The commiHee worked hard - I hope Jeff Arbour . I, Frank BuzoIi+s ferybody enloyed fhemseives. Shelly Hayban Rich Morrissey Judy Kroefsch had a reaIIy good Iime - Pine Knob was Missy Maher good choice. Kim MYSICIK Kafhy Hendrick Lori T Lynn Balogh Leah DeIine Cindy KozIer Colleen Mahan Cirreenna Mariin Tracy Sobkow ucIr v-4 is Q Si R' 4, i Rfk The coupIes danced Ihe nigh? awavI Tim and CoIIeen glance over Ihe dance program aifer dinner. Reminders of Ihe pas? ski season provide fhe backdrop for c,oupIes iusf arriving. 'Dancing is iusf hugging Io musicIII Karen I-Iarding and Les Derv - one oi The senior class couples, Ernie Desmarais arrives wiih Amy Roddewig. IQ my Q i-il-5 is T 5 iffll X i E i 5 6, 7 ACADEMIC: ArT: Holly Johnson Boys Physical EducaTion: R. J. Bayne Business EducaTion: Kris BieTler CommunicaTion Skills: Debbie MclnTyre French: Jeff LaverTy German: H. Barr, J. Kazmierczak lndusTrial ArTs: Louis Balogh Home Economics: G. ReuTer, H. Johnson MaThemaTics: Paul Young Science: John CarTer Social STudies: Debbie Mclnfyre Spanish: KaThy Baergen Vocal Music: Laurie Dyer SPECIAL: BroadcasTing!Speaker: Glenn Caudell Drama: M. PeTers, K. O'Neal, G. Caudell, M. RaddanT, P. Dudley, M. Faulkner DAR Awards: Melissa Faulkner Journalism: J. LaverTy, M. Mahan, S. Gillick, B. Madigan, D. MclnTyre Media CenTer Award: Sarah Shoupe OuTsTanding Female AThleTe: H. Barr, S. Beall Cifizenshipz M. Faulkner, M. Hammond, Leadership: Jeff LaverTy Yearbook: G. Hensel, M. RaddanT, P. Dudley, J. Kelley 'EF 2 siios I Q, Z M T.. e, L 55 Ishii: s if fi 1 'V T 'dk Dr. Barr awards The Richard Erwin Scholarship To JeTT JohnsTon. ValedicTorian JeTT LaverTy Thanks his Tormer Teacher. Mike Sullivan geTs an award Trom The Novi Parks 84 RecreaTion DeparTmen Mrs. Franchi calls The Honor Rolll Barb Madigan receives The Jaycees Scholarship Trom Mr. RoberTs. Paul Young wins The MaTh CompeTiTion. Winners oT The Co-op Awards! A GATHERING CDF EAGLES The I979 Senior Honors Convoca+ion was a greaf success owing, once again, io +he organiza' fional efforfs of Mrs. Souillere. Parenls, Board members, adminislraiors, and feachers gafhered 'fo honor various seniors. This year, special awards were given fo slu- den+s who had made ouYs+anding con+ribu+ions in areas o+her fhan academic. Scholarships and special awards were given. One such award was given io ihe senior class, by a represenlalive of +he Muscular Dysirophy Associafion, for fheir enlhusiasfic suppori of fhis cause. Anolher unique fea+ure of ihis convocalion was 'fhal +he valedicforian, Jeff Laver+y, and +he salu+aiorian, Cafhy Daugher+y, gave special +hanlrs lo former ieachers whom fhey fell had helped fhem achieve fheir goals. lmmediafely following +he ceremony, refresh menfs were served +o +he graduafing seniors, iheir parenfs, and member of +he communiiy. Holly Johnson wins The Ari Award. Megan Raddanl'-OU+slanding Acfing Performance! Debbie Mcln+yre receives recoqnirion in Communicarions Skills. Class advisors, Mrs. Franchi and Mr. Gardner give cerfiiicafes lo Karhy Hendrick and Maureen Mahan. Journalism Award winnersl Special music awards fo Ann and Debbie. You go iirsflu i l55 Hifi Q .9 - l 1 ,Q . 2 1 ' fi? is ' 6- 7. 0 I O I56 THE TIME OF YCJUR LIFE Will if rain, or won'f if? Mr. Charles Nanas, Assisfanf Principal had fo decide. Af 8:I5 fhe morning of June 5fh, fhe word wenf ouf - Sef up fhe foofball field! Mosf graduafes applauded fhis decision since if would allow so many more friends and relafives fo affend grad- uafion. Sfill, if was close! Before fhe exercises began, various seniors direcfed fhe Symphony Band. Then a proud pro- cession of seniors crossed fhe field and fool: fheir places. Fafher Harding gave fhe Invocafion which was followed by speeches of farewell from fhe foreign exchange sfudenfs. Dr. Difzhazy infroduced Cafhy Daugherfy and Jeff Laverfy who spoke bofh of 'rimes pasf, so well remem- bered, and of fhe fufure. Dr. Difzhazy was fhe Ice nofe speaker wifh remarks abouf fhe fremendlous progress made fhese Iasf six years in The schools and communify of Novi, while she has been our principal. Farewell, '79'ersg farewell, Dr. D.I a Mrs. Franchi and Mr. Gardner lead a solemn group of seniors across fhe field. Dr. Difzhazy, fhe Iceynofe speaker, addresses fhe assembled graduafes, fheir families and friends. Jill and Ivlindee have waifed long for fhis day. Bill Fisher sorf of manages a smile! Look fhis way, Andrealn ' f s - 1 I .Q I 'S 'IA . 'h'Ys3 02'Fi7i7 17 K f' 'I -4 ,KL fy... ,AA . l 'Ek' , 4 I A . I . . ' 1 .63 X , ,,, 1, . . , I . 2 . ,ne ar . is rg, hh-. f'.saZ'F' 'S if '-Moi ' ini V331 .ami-,. Nu 3. , ,,,.ul-li Ir Y ii 00 '57, 24:2 'I Ui? mr V, ily ll iw .. s .., , Wig , ., lx ,x is J ,. I --is S S? ,., g am-wry MQ Wig T' K 4 1 . . . . .Q , X gf , L.:-5 - , . , .. ., 'eh 5. gf . . ,w I i ,Z Ni, my W. :Qt s , '. . : . 'K ,af N N w ,V N j . W7 4. 5 , A 'QF 42, .. at AK If fi Y., A .fi is i It L? Sas. 4, -1 'Y 5. 6. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS: Whiie 8: Royal Blue . CLASS FLOWER: Whife Rose esiden+ ............... Jeff Laver+y QLA55 MQTTO: As e waltdown ,he ,mil :e-Presidenf ........ Maureen Mahan gjgnfw 'Lr0fg'1fvfgfn e'e' cre'I'ary ................ Kris Biefler ?a+hs.eI'liEreviore, we mfasf easurer ............. Kafhy Hendrick eryels eelhef2'1f,l? wlhjn reacqme rs. Mariha Franchi, Mr. Russ Gardner S2 rc-?gr.efE, giilyxgiwlliougve CLASS SONG 'emo es'oebbie Mcln+yre earchin' by Chicago: sung by Megan Raddan+ 2 3 4 5 6 ze ? Valedicforian Jeff Laveriy speaks To his fellow classmafes. Anxious graduales awaii 'rhe signal io begin. Parenfs crowd around as fhe graduaies prepare fo receive Their diplomas. We're no angelsll' They jus? loolc lhal wayl Salulaforian. Cafhy Daugheriy. This group loolcs ready for The celebrafion fha? is To comel SENIOR MOCK ELECTIONS CLASS KLUTZ . a Debbie Mclniyre Sieve Gdhck CLASS BRAINS Caihy Daugherly Jeff Laverly Lisa Roderick AVN'-IY HYd5 CLASS CLOWN Annie Robinson Glenn Caudell Joanne Kazmierczak MOST SPIRITED Melissa Faulkner R. J. Bayne MOST ATHLETIC Sue Beall R. J. Bayne Dave Pisha Jeff Laver+y WORST DRIVER Maura Reynolds Eric Mozdy Greg Currie J P' BEST DANCER Tim W., BEST DRESSED Laurie Crocenzi Duane pohlman SHY GIRL AND GUY SHUI' Sho'-'P9 y Van Goefhem HAPPY-GO LUCKIEST Heidi Pfosch Tim Smi+h TEACHER'S PET Maureen Mahan . Phil MCCarI'y Calhy Daugherfy CLA . . Ka+I1y Blackmer JJr:f?J1::: l CLASS COUPLE ' Shelly Shpp u Karen Harding EEE 3:3 PRETTIEST EYES Mary Mahar Mike Grzych FRIENDLI EST Vicki Deminloff Louie Balt-,gh Greg Glowacki CLASS PARTIERS sau McCauley Cafhy Lenhard SCATTERBRAINS Kim Sol'-nes Bill McCauley MOST ACTIVE IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS Mellisa Faulkner Jeff Laverry CHANGED THE MOST Kris Beiller SCOH' slump Terrie Anderson CLASS B.S.'ER Sue Beall Chris Giorgio Maura Reynolds Phil McCar+y I58 Dave Young CLASS SOUND-SLEEPER Debbie Mclnlyre Dale Tideringlon Eric Moldy MOST CREATIVE Holly Johnson Mike Sullivar CLASS GOSSIPER D Fon Maura Reynolds me MOST LOVABLE Robbie Malarkey Jeff 'lame CLASS LOUDMOUTH Nanci Porl R. J. BGYW PRETTIEST SMILE Eileen Sla'Hery Brian Drogmillel BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Donna Maiors Andy Lewi: BEST APPETITE Sue Beall R. J. Bayne Bob McAllisfel CLASS CONVINCER Kalhy Hendrick Tim Smif WOR RY-WART Sherri Raymond Greg Glowal TALKATIVE Nanci Porfer R, J, Bayn CLASS LEGS Healher Barr Jeff Johnsli MOST DEPENDABLE Chris Rairigh Greg Glowag Mellisa Hammond CLASS MOUCHER Mary Belh Szels Dave Fon Debbie Taulbee CLASS SKIPPER Gayla Reu+er Eric Mon CLASS HEARTBREAKER Sue Beall Chris Giorg BEST SET OF WHEELS Joanne Kazmierczak Mike Gr1Y' . CLASS FLIRT Terrie Anderson Phil McCer BEST MUSICIAN Nora Smiih Glenn Caud Ka+hy O'Neal A CLASS CHEATER Eileen SlaHery Phil McCar MOST AM BITIOUS Megan Raddanl JBH I-BVS' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Megan Raddanl Jeff La WHA AD ABOUT FEELING GOOD l59 I 5 1 3' y :QL A Z 5 i 5, ,, in K CGNGRATULA- TIONS TO THE CLASS OF I979 Mr. and Mrs. John Monifz and family Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pisha Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smifh Mr. and Mrs. John C. Johnson Wes+ronics, lnc. Felicilaiionsl Bonne Chance! Jeff Laverfy, Chris Rairigh, Mangus Anderson, Melissa Hammond, Ka+hy Hendriclr, Maureen Mahan, Sherri Liebau, Gayla Reu+er, John Carfer, Jan Heller, Barb Madigan, Debbie Schamber le Cercle Francais .. W K 4 6565. .-,dn a 3 K rv . A . ., . , N . pf I . .', Iwi : 'slip Q A W vw, l ,K qu ,QV , V ' J J , ,fe we ' fy l 3 VX z fa Ociavio Aguilar, Lisa Arnold, Kalhy Ba gen, Cafhy Daugher+y, Laurie Dyer, K Gaynor, Be+sy Jordan, Tami Knuisonf Kal O'Neal, Nancy Poelsira, Deb Schamber Buena Suerfe en el fufero. del club de espau Congralulafions +o Bobbi, wi+h bes+ wisl 'For your fu+ure. Mom and Dad To +he Senior Class - Bes+ wishes loward a successful 'Fu+ure. Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Will Congra'I'ula'I'ions 'ro +he Class of '79 e especially fo our daugh+er, Connie., whom we are so proud. We love you, 'Ho'r Rodl' Ray, Barbara, and Rai Thomp 'Q' k.,,.,,... ...M pw? icoH', We're very proud of you. Congralula- ions! 'Ve wish you +he very besr a+ Michigan. Love, Mom 8: Dad 'lolly, You've been +he sunshine of our lives. Aay rhe years ahead be even brighrer. Love you, Mom 8: Dad 'a+, May you always have enough success o malre you eager. Dororhy Dudley Iongraiulaiions 'rhe 'Class of '79', and especially 'lo our daughfer, Sherrie. Mr. 8: Mrs. Phil Raymond Never a dull momeni, Glenn - and we wouldn'+ have changed i+ 'For +he world. Good Luck. Love, Mom 8: Dad Chris, We are very proud of you. Love, Mom 8: Dad Good luclr, graduaring guys and dolls! Mrs. A. Thanks +o Ka+hy's friends and feachers for making her high school experience a memorable and profiiable one. Mr. and Mrs. Pafriclr Downey nib' , ,,., f , ,. ,mf ,V -..-2., .QZV NQ V f , , , W , W, wg' 4, I ' I bzllllllll A I x . N wif, . is -1 Y if 5 4 ' I ,,. a is vs THE PROMISE OF TOMORROW NOVI EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ul Congra'rula'rions Seniors ,W . M Sears De-+roi+. 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'I NDIJSTRIAL PARTS 43340 Ten Mile Road Novi, Michigan 48050 PATRCNS NOVI BOWL 2 I 700 Novi Road Norihville, Michigan 48 I 67 RYMAL SYMES REALTY NGVI POLICE ASSOCIATION 4I I6O Wesl Ten Mile 25850 Novi Road Novi, Michigan 48050 Novi, Michigan 48050 THE DON UT STOP 20745 Farmingfon Road Farmingion Hills, Michigan SUZZETTE HAIR STYLIST SUNDAE INN NOVI 4I5I5 Ten Mile 4l 736 Ten Mile Road NOvi, Michigan 48050 Novi, Michigan 48050 935Nr+hMIf dR d dM hg 4 CONCRETE SPECIALTIES, INC. H hl 0 icliolan 803I DEATH BE NOT PROUD . . . MICHAEL EVERETT May I9, l963-Sep+ember 5, I978 Milne is wi+h us s+ill. Allhough dearh has +alren him away, par+s of him will live on forever. His spiri+ will live ihrough fhose of us he lxnew. For every living +l1ing we 'l'ouch, he will +ouch fhrough our hands. For every beau+i'Ful sigh+ we see, he will see 'Through our eyes. For every love +ha+ we know, he will lznow love also. For every song +ha+ we sing, he will sing along. For every fime we are 'Filled wi+h laugh+er and ioy, he will also laugh and be ioyful. As we pass down life's road, he will go along wilh us: For his image is imprinied in our minds and hea r+s forever. Nalalie Cunin 4 CHARLES JORDAN March 30, I964-April 30, I979 The deeper 'Thai sorrow carves in+o your being, +he more ioy you can con+ain. So when you are sorrowful, look again in+o your hear? and you shall see +ha+, in +ru+h, you are weeping 'For fhal' which has been your delight Kahlil Gibran THE PROPHET Adelmn, Gregg - 2. 19, 32, 33. 40, 44, I29 Please nole: This year virlually every sludenl enrolled al Novi ll-Iigh School has been included in The index. Because many pic- 'rures in I'he yearbook are of large groups ol people, idenliiica- lion ol all persons piclured was impossible. Those lisled as NPA or PNA Ipiclure nol' availablel may, in Iacl, be in The book bul simply nol indexed. Also, sludenls may be piclured more limes Ihan lisled here. And, ol course, allhough we Iried our besl. some may be mis-idenlilied. Please accepl lhe yearbook sIaIi's apology il Ihis is Ihe case. Adams, Jeff-3I, 32, 35, 38, I35, I50, I5I, I53, I57 Agarwal. Debbi- 2, 33. 50. 83, I26 Aguilar, Oclavio-5I, 98, I32, I33, I37 Aiffeme, Michael-45, I35, I50 Albers. Sheila-2, 4. I8-I9. 55. I I6. I I7, l2I, IB7 Alexander, Dave- I29 Alexander, Sheri- 52, 58. 64, 65, 68, 69. 78. 98. 99, II2. I35, I50. I5I Almond, Fred -45. 85. I23 Almond, Jennifer - PNA Alion. David - 39. 63, I23 Alton, Deann - 28. 6I. I I7 Anderson, Bill - I53 Anderson. Brenda - 22.54. I I7 Anderson, Daryl- PNA Anderson, Kendra -24. I23, I24 Anderson, Terri-4, 20, 2I, II4, I35, I49, I50, I5I I53, I59, I92 Andersson, Magnus - I9, 22, 27, 50, 5I, 55, 60, 66, 78, 79, 99, I35 Anlhony, Gary - I35, I79 Anlhony, Lisa - 30. 43. 48. 49. 57. 73. I23. IB4 Arbour, Jeff- I2, 53, 55. 58. 60. 8I. I29 Arbour, Mike - 42 Archambeau. Andy - 30. 3I, I29, I84 Archambeau. Ellzabeih - 28, I23 Arnason, Terry- I33, I35 Arnold. Lisa -46, I35, l48, I50, I53 Asbell, Harmony- I I6. I I7. I87 Atkins, Roy - PNA Audeha, Jeff - PNA Aurora. Sarbiif - 59. 63. I I7 Baergen. Bryan-85, I23, I25, I85 Beergen, Kafhy- I8, 28, 29, 43, 48, I35, I57 Baier, John - I I7. IB6 Baker. JoElIen - I8, 23, 25. 26. 57, I23 Baldwin, Janel- I35, I57 Baldwin, Jeanne - I35, I57 Balogll, Louis - 5, I2, 20, ZI, 62, 63, 66, I I3, I35, I50 Banks Mary - 2. I28 Bannarz, Karen - 28, I23 Bardeleben, Brian - I23, I86 Barker. Carol- NPA Barnes Karen-42 8arr, Heafher - I9, 47, 53, 64, 65, 77, 94, I35, I50, I54 Bafes, Mike- I8, I9, 32, 35, 74, 75, 82, I35, I88 Baies, Tom -9I, IOI, I I7 Boyne, Michelle - 22, 50. 97. I I7. I84 Beyne, Russell IR.J.l - 37, 39, 45, 47, 53, 55, 59. 60, 98, I33, I35, I50, I53 Bayoli. Paul - 3, 42. IO5. I35 8eaII, Sue- 2I, 55, 59, 64, 65, 69, 77, 98, I36, I59 Beckman Dale - 82. 99. I23 Beebe, Cheryl- I29, I63 Beebe. Ralph -22, 27, I I7. I84 Belcasrro. Barbara - 3 I , 46, I84 Bell. Shannon - I I7 Benson, Joy - I29, I92 Bergsrrom, Mike - IB, 23, 26, I29. I84 Bernaih, Debbie - PNA Beylerian, Ed - I57 Beylerian, Sieve- I23. I63. I9O Biefler, Bill - 2. I23. I89 8ieI'ler, Krisfine- 57, I34, I50, I54 Billing, Sfeve- I36 Bingham, Gary - I I7 Bischoi. Diane Bischof. Greg - I9, 44.46, I02, I36, I50 Bishop. Bill- I8, 60, 66, BI. 99. I29. I53 Blackburn, David - 42, I36 Blackmer, Kah- I36, I48, I59 Blackmer, Ron - I29 Blakeslee Cindy- PNA Blakeslee, Tom- PNA Blanchard Ken - I I7. I86 Blanck. Tom - 22, 27. I I7. I85 Bledsoe, Fredice - I I4, I29 Bledsoe, Harry- I23, l87 8Ievins, Ken - 80, 8l, I49 Bodenmiller Rhonda - 22, 27, 50, I I7 Boehmer, David - I5, 82 Bolek, Jeff- 32, 34, 35, 74, I36, I50, I6l Boley, Joe- I I7 I84 Boley, Tina - I29 I53. I85 Borsvold. Cindy - 22. 26, 43, 50. 56, 57, I23 Bonkowski, Lisa - 22, 26.54, I I7, I89 Bosco Diane - 20, 2I. I29 Bosco. Kalhy -90. I23 Boyce, David - I I7 Boyce. Julie - 83, I23, I88 Boyd. Joyce - I I5 Bowes, Kris - I9O Brady, Rhonda - I36 Braesaker, David - 80, BI. I29 Braue. Craig - 23. 25. 26. 45, I23, I85 Braylon David-60, I90 Braylon, Scoff- 30. I23 Brenr, Sue- I29 Brewster, Michael - 23.27, I I7, I84 Brinker Marc - 57, 7l, 85, I22, I23. I85 Brock. Curl - 82. IOO, I23 Brough,S.- I50 Brown, Bill- I I7 Brown Erica- I23 Brown, John - I I7, I86 Brown, Robin - 26. 50. I23 Brown. Sieve- I23, I85 Bruland. Jeii- PNA Bruneii. Kaihy - 3, I8, 33, 48, 55. 57. I29 BruneH, Palrick - 27, 3I,50, I36, l50 Buchanan, Doug - 85, I23 Buehner Marliee - 22. 27, 50, I I7 Buehner, Mindes- I32, I33, I36, I56, I63 Bunker. Dan - I5, I8, 23, 25. 26, 32, 33, 34. 35. 57, 8l, I29 Burds, Chrisline - I I7 Burkharl, Chris- I I4. I29 Burkharl, Keilh - I I7, IB7 Burkharf. Tim - IB7 Burnham, Denise - 22, 27, 77, I29 Burnham, Don -27, I36, I49, I59 Burlon Nancy- I I5, I23, I62 Buzolils, Frank - I7. 98, I53 Buzolils. Pafrick - 55, 60. 86, 92, I23 Buzolifs, Vince - 84. 86, 93, 99, I I7, IB4 Byberg. Bridgelre - I29. IBB Byberg. Pefer - IOI, I I7 Byrne. Gary- I I7, I87, I9O Byrne. Richard - PNA Bzdill. Robin - I I6, I I7 I87 Cain, Greg - 23.27, I36, I49 Calco Robert - 48, 93, I I7 Calhoun. Marcia- I22, I23, I89 Cameron, PeIe - I36, I49 Campbell. Brenda - 22, 26. 55, 83, I I7 Campbell, Linde - I36, I48 Carcone Jerry-40 Carnahan Gina - NPA Carpenter Connie -46. 48, I23 Cerfer, John- I32-I33, I36, I54 Carrer, Michelle - I9. 22.27. 35, 55, I I7 Carfer. Suzanne - 90.99, I22, I23, I84 Casoglos. Sophia - 3 I , 48, I23, I84 Caudell, Chris- I l.58, 6I, 84, 89, I I6. I I7 Caudell, Glenn - 5, I8, I9, 25, 26, 32, 33. 34, 35, 45, 58,62,63,74,86,98, II5, I36, I50, I5I, I57, I6I Champney. Carol- 77 Changes, Paul- 74, I23 Cherf, Richard - 27, 3l, I36 INDEX Cheri, Tom - 23, 27, IO5, I I7 Chickowski Jim - 20, 60.92, 99, I23 Chisholm. Jeanne - I29 Chrislensen, Don - 58, I29 Chrisfman. Dena- 2 58, 73, 87, I I7, I2I Chupurdy Pam - I23 Ciarnpa Penni 22, II7,Il9 Cicirelli, Tim- I37, I49, I59 Clark Jeii-60 66. I84 Cluckey, Cindy- I37, I50, I59, I77 Cochran. Cynfhia - 28. I23 Colliau Mike-82, 85. I23. I85 Colliau. Natalie- 28 63, 73.99, I I7, I84. I9l Collier, LoreHa- I32, I33, I37, I5I, I56 Collins, Eileen - I37, I48, I50, I59 Collins Jon - 37, 39, 60, 7I. 98 Comilla Chris Conser Carol Conser. Sherri Conway Lynn Conway Mike Coolman, Bob Coolman, Gail I9, 35, 44. I85 I24 24, 50 22,26 35 43. I24. I84 46, II7 IB9 I37, I48, I60 Coon, Bill - I37 Coon. Mike - I29 Coon. Princess - I I4. I I7 Coon Tom - PNA Cooper. Liz - 28, I29 Coppol a,Dawn-II7 Cornefl Carla - 22, 26. 27, I I7, I87 Cosfella Mary- I I4. I I7 Couch, Greg -44 Couller. Ed - IOI Courrwrighf, Nanerre- I I6 Coy. Donna - NPA Crawford Yvonne - 3l, 57. I29 Creed, Debbie- I37, I48, I50 Creed, Denise - I37, I48, I50 Creedo Crellin, rl, Sieve- I I7 Terry - I29 I85 Crepeau. Mary - 9, 46. I24, I9l Crocenzi. Laurie-47, I33, I37, I50, I5I Crosslin. Keifh- I2. 35. 58.60, 80. BI I29, l52 I6I Crowe Sherri- 83. 90 Crowell, Keilh - I00, I37 Cruppe r. Debbie- I, 28. I24 Crufchlield Tom - 23. 46. I I7 Cunin, Nalalie- I I5, I24 Currie, Greg - PNA Currie, Joe - 85. I24 Curry. Charles-44, 8I, I32, I33, I62 Daidone, Richard - I37, I50 Dale Kafhy - I. I8 22. 27. 32. 33. 57, 76. I24, IB4 Daley. Peggy- I8, 30 3l 32,33 Damron Damron Damron Damron .Brian- I24 .Kirv1- I I8 ,Nancy- I4. IB. 50. 57, I29 .SIeve- I4. 82, II8 Daugherfy, Cafhy-9,48, 57, I37, l48, I54, I57, I59 Davidson, Gayle- 68, 69, 98, I32, I37, I56, I59 De8rule, John -60, 99, I37, I49, I59, I7I DeBrule. Pefer - 50, 84, 89.98. I IB. I9I Dees, Sherry - 43, IB7 Deminloff, Vickie- I9, 29, 32, 33, I32, I33, I37 Deline, Leah- I4, IOO, I29. I59 Deline, Paul-92 I00, I24 Demoresl, Jane - I4. 57, I29 Demoresl Jeff - 93 I I8 Deni, Lisa- I32, I38, I48 Derrick, Derrick, Derrick, April- 24. I24 Chrisline - I38, I48, I54, I57 Rodney - PNA Dery, Leslie- I32, I33, I38, I53 DesMa1ais, Ernie- I IO. I29. I53 Dellmer Jon - I24 Dex. Linda - 28, I29. IB4 Dex Mary- I I4. I I8 Diefrich Sue - PNA Dinser, Jane - 55, 58, I I8 Dinser,JaneI- I38, I48, I50, ISI, I60 Discher Discher Steve - 23, 25, 26. 78, 79. 97. I28 Terri- 55, 97, I I8, IB4, I85. l9I Dobek. Debbie - 28, 29, 47, 48, 57, I54 Dobek Donna - 28, 60, 69, I I8 Dobransky. Paula - 69, 73, 98, I29 Dolen, Leigh- I I8, I88 Downey. Kafhy - 28, I24. I84 Doyle, Suzy -48, 57 I29, I53 Dranginis Bob-Bl I85 Dranginis, Donna - I38, I49, ISO Drew Chrisfine-97, I IB Drew, Colleen - 35, 96. 97. I24 Drew. Diane -48, 55, I84 Dreyer.PaI1y - I29. IB5 I92 Drogmiller, Brian - I8, 23, 25, 27, 44, 45, I33, I38 Dudas Keith - IB7 Dudley, Pafrick -- 32, 34, 35, 74.99, I38, I50, I6I, I84 Dully. Maureen - 28. I I8 Duliy Michael- I62 Duiiy Par- PNA Duggins, Kimberly- 52, I I2, I38, I50 Durocher Karen- I29 Dye Dan - I4 Dye Hugh- I27 use Dyer, Laurie - 28, 29, 48, 49, I38 Dyer, Richard -23, 26, 29. 34, 48. 84, I IB, I84 Early Laura - 30, I I8 Ede Bev- 23, 26 50, 97 Eggerl. John - I IB Eggerl Louise - PNA Eiiaaii Jay- i is Emmons Troy- I I8 Eriqef Debbie - 22. za. ina Epsrein, Diane -24, 39, 50. I24 Esker, Jeff-42 Esker. Kim - 28 Efly, Sieve - I38, I59, I87 Eriy Susan- I24 Evans Mark-86, I24, I26 Everefl Lance- IOO, I I5 Ewald Dawn-22, 27 I I8 Ewald Mark- I8-I9, II6, I28. I29 Faulkner, Melissa - 8, I9, 20, 34, 35, 94, 98, I38, I54 I60, I6I Faulkner. Todd - 55, 93, I I8 Fear Jeff- PNA Finch, Don -85 I24 Finogold, Marshall- I38, I50 Fisher, Bill- I38, I49, I56 Fihgerald, Dan- I38, I52, I57 Fifzgerald, Joe-89 93, 98, IIB Flanagan. Mike- 83, I I8, IBB Flannery Dianna - 22, 26. I24, I89 Flannigan, Karen - 46. 48, 49, I84 Flannigan, Mary-46 I00, I29. I90 Flora ScoH- I84, I9O Folsom Sherry-22,27 48, I24 Ford, Dave-60, 7I,8I,98,99, II2, I38, I50, I59 Ford Scofl - I24 Forver. Lois - 26 Forler, Lori - I I5 Foslia, Kari - 39, 5I, 9I, I38 PriIz, Ben - 26. 37. 39, 57, 63. 66. I29 Frilz Mike - I5 22, 27. 58. 78, 89. I I8 Frosf, James- I49 Fulcher Dan-4I,60, I32, I33, I39, I50, I59 Fullingron Mariha- I32-I33 I39, I48 Gannon Marie- I l8. I84 Ganss, AI- I39 Garcia. Donna - I24, I85 Garcia, Gerald - I39 Gardella. Liz - 28, I24 Gardner, Cindy- I I5 I24 Garner, John- I38, I49, I50 Garner, Roberl- I39 Garrett Stacy - I 24 Gaynor, Kim -48, 49, I32, I39, I59 Gelardie, James - 66 Gibson Bill- I29, I88 Gilberl, Pam -43, 55, I30, I53. IB4 Gilbert Sherri -43, I24, IB4 Gillick, Sleve - 3 I. 32. 33, 35, 95. I39, I50, I5I. I55 I57 Gillick, Todd - 45 85.92, I24, I9I Ginn Marr-84, I I8 Ginn, Sue- I39, I50, I77 Gioia, Jill- 2.64, 55. 59. 73, I I6, I IB Giorgio, Chris- 37, 39, 55, 63, 66, 67, I39, I50 Giorgio Lori -55 76.77, I85 Glov1acki,Greg - 5. 40, 54, 60, I32-I 33 Glowacki. Kirk- 85 I24 Goers. Joe - I24 Gopigian, Michael- 24, 48, 49, 58, 60. 74. 75. I30 I8I Gow Ruth- I8 25 26, I30 Gowans Julie - I24 Gowans Kevin - 84. I I8 Gralek Maureen - 63, I I8 Grant David- I9l Grant, Michael- PNA G-raiek Jelt-27 86 I24. I89 Gray Anna -49 84 94,95, I24 Grimm Leslie - PNA Grimm. Mark -93, 98. I I8 Grimm, Michael- 42, 89, I39 Gronowski. Shannon -6, 43, 50. 54. 55. I24, I25 Gross, Blake- 26. 99, I39, I49, I57 Gross 8rent- 60 I30 Gross Todd-23 26 84 II8 Grossman Bruse - 84, I I8. I84 Grossman Eric- I8-I9. 48, 55. S9 85. I24. I84, I85 l9O Gr-zych, Mike-PNA Guthrie, Julie- 57, I33, I39, I50, I59, I77 Haas Carol-42 Haas Daniel- PNA Hager Sue-22 2648, I89 Hall Sandy - I30. I63 Harn1lton.Lor1-28.83 I24. I53 Hamlet, Lee- PNA Hammond. Andy - I24 Hammond, Melissa - 57.59, 73, I39, I48, I53, I57 Hamp Joe - PNA Hanbury Rosemane - 73. IIB I89 Han1I1n Dawn- II8. I86 Hanzel M aret- I30 Hardacre. til.-101. Il8 Harding, can - I9, 35, I I8, I88 Harding Karen- I32-I33. I39 I48, l53 Hare Scott- 30 Il8 Harris Sam - I I8 Harvey Sherry- I24 Hayball Shelly - 37. 39, 57, 98, I28. I30 Heathcoal Kelly- I9 23. 26. 48, 57, I24 I84 Heinz, Christina- I40, I54, I60 Heinz Dave - 84, 93 I I3 Heller, Janice-43, 57, I40, l56, I60, I77 HelI1s Jill - 59. 83. 87, 98, I24 Hellwege. Jerry - I I8 Henderson. Paul- 78 79 Hendrick, Kathy - 5, 47, 54, I34, I55, I6I Hendrick Ken - 85, I24 Henrich Julie- 57, 83. I22, I24 Henry Toad- 1 IS I24, I9I Hansel, Ginger- 2, 62, 63. 73, I40. I50, I92 Henstock Kim - 28.29 48. 87, I I8 Hersh Steven -28 I84 Hersh. Susan - 28 l05. I I8 Heupel. Holly - 20. 2l. 9I, I25. I90 H1cks.Jelt-48. I25 Hill Karen - 24, 87 I25, I84 Hillstrom, Brian- I32, I40 Hillstrom Linda - NPA Hillstrorn, Sharon - I25 Hoffman,JiII - I32-I33, I40, I56, I89 Hollzmen. Cra1g - PNA Hope Mike- I63 Hoye Patti-46 Hudson. Lynn - 27. I IS. I I9 Hunt. Teri - 28 Husernan, Jodie - l5, 28, 44. I28, I30 Husemsn Penny - za, I25 Hurley. Catherine -48, I I6. I I9 Hyde,Andy- I32, I33, I4-0, I49, I50 lban,C1ndy - 50, 55, 59. 73.99, I25. l87 Iban, Mike - 50. 58. 74, 75. I30, I84 Ireland Laura - 27. I25 Ireland Lisa-22, I I4, I I9 Irwin Kevin -50 II2 I25 Iseli Craig - 22. 25. 26, 57. 66, 67. Bl, 82, 87. 99, I30 Jackson, Eric-42, I53 Jackson Sheri - I I6. II9, I84 Jaeger Cheryl - I I4. I25 James,Jeff- I6, I32-I33, l40, I53 I82 James Pam- I I6 II9 Jayko Kelly-40 IOO Jellrey Eric - I I9 Jettrey, Jeanine- 57, I40, I59 Johnson. Holly-7, 52, 59, 73, I I2, I40, I50, I5l, I55, I6I Johnson Robert-85 I25 Johnston Chr1s- I8-I9 4l. I30. l85 Johnston Jett-28 59.63 74. I40 IS4 Jolgren Amy- I0l Jones, Dean - 2. SO. 74. I I9. I9I Jones Scott-S8 l62 I25 Jordan Brian-55 63 9I. II7 II9 Jordan Charles- I9 29 II9. I20 I80 Jordon, Elizabeth-6I, B3,9I, I I7, I40, I55, I59 Kaercher. Craig - I4O Ksisley 1csr1-119 Kal1nov1k Dean- IIS I25 Karnish M1chaeI - 23. 26, 74. 84 IIS I I9 Kam1sh Michele - 22, 23, 25 26, 73, I25 Karrenbaaer Michelle - PNA Karrenbauor, Paul- I40 Karro, Dennis - 22, 26, I33 Kavanaugh, Dan- I9 34. 35. I30, I6I. I84 Kavanaugh Karen - I8, 50, I I9. I2I Kayko Bill- PNA Kayko,John-PNA Kazmierczak, Joanne- I40, I50, I77 Keiser, Annette- PNA Keiser Janelle - I I9 Kelley Chris-46 l0O I25 Kelley, Jackie-47, IO4, I40, I50, I60 Kelley. Randy- I3, 48, I25. I85 Kerpel Vivian - 20, 96. 98, I25 I84 Keskinen Dawn- II7 II9 I84 Kewak Debbie -48. I I9 Kittle B1Il- I25 I84 Kittle Brian - I85 Klemet, Karen - 30, 48. 49. I25. I87 Klernet Kevin-82, 86 98, IIO I30. I84, I90 Knutson Carey- 55 II9 Knutson Nancy-29 48, I25 Knutson, Tami -48, 55, 57, I40, I53, I55, I57, I59 Konzal John - 22, 26 I30, l8S Korte Patrick - I2 I20 Kovar,Jackie- I4I, I50, I59, I77 Kowalski Laur1e- I I4 I25 Kozler Al-2 55 58. I I9 Kozler Cindy -- 48. I30 Kozler Torn - I33, l4l, ISO Kramer. Steven - I8-I9, 93, I I9 Kratz Kent - I25. I85. l9O Kreger Marilyn- II9 I85 Kroetsch, Judy - 24. 28. 48. I28, I 30, I85 Kundrick, Sue- I32'I33, I34, I52 Kurin, Tori-6, I4I Kurin Tina - I9. 28. I30 Kurrn W1ll1e- I25 I84 LaFlache, Ann- I4I, I57, I90 LaGratt, Lee Anne - I30 Laevratl, Shelly- 20 2l, I I9 Lavarty, Jett-5, 7, 20, 2I, 37, 39, 47, 56, 57, 60, 66, 67, 80,8I,99, I34, I54, I57, l60 LaVoie, Denise - 87. 90, I25. ISS LaVoio, Richard- I4l, I50, I85 Lawrence, Denise- I77 Lawrence, Julie-48. 9l. I25 Leach Jett- I I5 Lear Debbie- I8-I9.48, I22, I25, I27. I89, I92 LeBlanc Greg - I I9 LeBlanc, Marty - I25 Lee 'lim-89.93, I I6, I I9, I84 Lee Tom - PNA Lee. Tony - I25, I8S Lego M1chele - 22, 28. 97. I I9 Lenhard. Cathy - 20, Il, I4I Lestock Laurie- I85, I92 Leurck, Frank- I4I, I49 Lew1s, Donald -98, I4I. I50 Llddle Sieve-89 II6 II9 I86 Liebau Sherr1 - I32-I33, l4I. I48. I52, l56 Lietzau, Jett - PNA Lirnbright. Wayne - I I9, I63 Lindenberg, Eric - I I9. I84 Lindenberg, Robin- I48 L1nton,JeII- I I9 Linton, Kathy -IIS Lionas, Art- I I9 I87. I88 Livingston. Tom- 42 I4I l.onghurst,Jim-7l, 98, I4l, I49, I56 Love Scott- I4I. I90 Lowry, Carolyn- 55 69. 83, 90. 98. I I9 Lowry Kathy -9, 55, 64.65. 68, 69.98. I30 Loynes Ken- l3l, I84. 190 Lukkari Jeff- I25 Lukkari, Nancy- I4l Lusky Kim- I8-I9 II9. I86 MacAskiII, Cheryl- I42, I63 Maclsaac. Ann- I4l, I57 Maclsaac Jann- PNA MacKay, Ann-73, I4I, I57 MacKay Debbie - I8. 24, 26, 43. 48. 56, 57, 59, 69, 98 I25, I84 MacPherson, Rob - 26 78, I30 Madigan, Barbara - 37, 39, 57, 58, I32-I33, I42, I48, I50, ISI, I54, I55, I5b, ISO Madigan Jam - I25 Madley. Fred - PNA Madley Terri - I25, I86 Mahan Colleen - 37. 39 57, 64, 65. I30 Mahan, Maureen - 39, 57, I34, I50, l55 Mahan Sheila - I I9 Maher, Mary - 37, 39, l32fI33, I4I, I50 Maher Missy-3, 57 98. I28. I30. I52 Maiors Dave-84, 89 93. I I9. I85 Malors Donna-22 26 47, I42 Mak1 Robert- I25 Maki Sue- I42, I48 Makowski, Denise - 32, I I9 Makowski, Robin - I30. l85. I92 Malarkey Geraldine - 24, 55. 87. I25 Malarkey, Roberta -47, I33, I42, I48, I56, I60, I77 Malaski Carey- I I4 Marchetti Elizabeth - 28, I25 Maresh. Ken - 86, I30 Maresh, Pam - I8-I9, 48, 55, 87, 90,99 Mar1n1 Quinta-23 25. 27 89, 98. I I9 Minton Andrea - I I9 Mssyaal. Kim- I30. I53 Mitchell Jett - NPA M0nil1,Sh0IIy-6, IOI, I32-I33, I42, I Mooney. Denny- I20, I88 Mooney. Karen- I29. I30, I84, I92 Moore, Bill - NPA Moore. Emily - NPA Moran Mark -84. 93. I20 Morandy, Debbie - 23, 24. 27, 35. 43, I30 Morandy Laura-27. 87. I I9. I20. I33 Morgan, Kelly-48. I26 Morris,Tirr1 - 54. 59. I30. I53 Morrissey Richard- I7, 34, I29. I30. I Morrow Kon - l00. I26 Morse. Ann - I20 Mo1dy,8rian-NPA Mo1dy,Eri:- I43 Mulville, Marleen- I43, I48, I56 Murphy Darlene- I84 Murphy Michael- I30 Murphy, Paul-60, I43 Murphy. Torn - 23, 27, I20 Murray. 8rran - 23. 27. 50. 55, I I6. I25, I84 Muyskens Margaret- I20 Muyskens, Murry - I30 Muzzin, Laura - I26, l62 Muzzin, Dennis - I49, I59 Naqrant Lrnda - 48. 87.90, I20 Nafltl, Mike - I43, I50 Near. Coleen - I8, I9, 28. 29. 44. I20 Near. Kelly - 12s NeiI,Ar1 - 143, 149 Neil Neil Neil Neil Neil. Nels Debbie- I8-l9.48, I26 Heather- 22.27, 50, I20 Mark- I20. I86 Kay - 58, I20 Tracy - 23, 25, 26. 45. I 30, I 3 I n Carol I30 I63 o , - , Nelson, Dawn - 22, 27, 43. I20, I86 Nelson Donald - NPA 50, ISI 52. I92 .l9I Marshall Dean - 23 26, 78. 79, 99 I25 Mart1n. C1rreenna- I28, I30. I84. I92 Mart1n Michelle - 24, 35, I25 Martindale. Douglas-42 Martinez,Narc1so- NPA Marxona, Andy- 22, 26, 47, I42 Mason Boni -I25 I92 Mason Cheryl- I42 Mason, Terri -NPA Math1as Amy - NPA McAllen Jane- 53 55,65. I30, I84 McAllister. BOB- 60, 80, 8I, 99, IOS, I42, I59 McCarty Duane-63, I25, l8S McCarty, Phil- 39, 58, 66, 67,.82, I32-I33, I42, I50, I53 McCauley, Bill- I42, I59 McClain Mark- NPA McCIung Beth-54. l28. I84 McCornas. Greg - 6. 32, 33, 59, 78, 88. 99. I25 McCormick, Ruth - 22, 26. 48. 87. I I9. IB5 Mccutcheon, Jennifer-45, I42, I54, I57 McFarland. Lee- 22. 27. I2S McFarland, Lisa - 3, I2I. I30 McGrath Robin-8, I84 I85 Mclntosh. Ken - PNA Mclntyre, Debbie - 3I. 32, 37, 47, S7. I42, I48. I54, lS5 McKay. Mike- I2. 78. 9I, I2S McKee Kim McKinnon. J McLaughlin, -4I. I30 im-NPA Andy-NPA McLaughlin, Predericka - IB-I9. 90 McLaughlin. Lynn - 27, 30. 3I. I I9. I2I, l85 McLaughlin, Mary - I I9 McLean, Wendy- I8-I9, I I9 McLellan, John - 23. 25, 26. 3l, 37, 39, I28, I30 I3l.I8S McLeod Peter- NPA McNulty Scott - 42 McOuade, Lauren - I8, 22, 26. 43, 48, I25 McQuiston, Karen - I42, l54, I57 McOuiston. Kent - NPA McSweer1ey Cathy -48,1121 Meier Torn -82, I I9 Mendelsohn, Barbara-22. 27. I I8, I I9 Menzel, Ralph - 23. 26 39. 57. I30 Meo. Joe - 92 99 I26 Meo. Mary - I30 Messink David- I I4, I26 Meyer Dianne - 28 Miller, Diane - I42, I48, I59 Miller Matt -22, 26. 48, 49, 50. IIS. I26. I84 Miller, Melanie- 30, 43, I26 Neubig Carole- l32, I43 Neutz. Guy - 85, I26 Newman. Mark- NPA Nichols. Keith - I8-I9, 93, I20. I87 Noble, Vince - 23, 26. 30, 3I. I20 Norl:1y,Debb1e- I20 Norby. Ron - I3I. l8S Norton, Dan - 84. I20 Nothnagel, Kim- I43, I48, I60 Nothnaqel, Sherri- 48, 69, 83. 90, 98, I26 O'8oyIe. Sheila - I3I O'Brien Colleen - 39, I I4. I3I. I53 Oisrien, Marianne- I5. 83. 87. 90, I26 OII3rien, Pat- I8-I9, l00. I26 O'ConnelI, Tom-92. I26 Oliveto. Don -23, 27. I26 Oliveto, Lori- I48, l60 O'NeaI, Kathy- 22, 25, 26, 33, 35,57, I43 Orlwine, Mirk - I0, 23. 26, 29, 35, 39, 43. 57, I Ouimet, Sandra- NPA Padget, Jim- I8-I9, I32, I43, I50, I53 Pentalonn, Mike - I43 Park. Kevin -Bl. 99, I3I, I84 Parks, Brad - 22, 25, 26. I3I Parks, Mike - I30. I 3 I Parrnenter. Clitl- I3I Parsons. Holly - l3l I63 Parsons. Ken - l3I.'I84 Parsons. Todd - 58. 82, 88. 93. 99. I I7, I20 Patera, Stove - I43 Paterson, Kim -6, S5. I I4, I3I Pearson, Wendy - NPA Paery, Amy - I43 Pendergrass, Darrell- 37, 39, I43 Penderqrass. Mark- NPA Penness. David - I20. I85 Penness, Lisa -42, I43, I48 Perryman, Rocky- I20, l85 Perttunen. Kathy - 22. 26, 43, I26 Peters, Mark- 3 I, 33, I43, I53 Perers Nancy-28 48 l20 I84 IB5 Perers Pai-39 I26 Peverson Geri-48 9l I20 I62 Peferson Torn - I 3l Perrrkin Jamce-23 26 57 73 l3l Pfenf, Mike-PNA Piosch Andy- I88 Hosch, Heidi-47, 57, I33, I43, l59 Ph.111p5 Gary-Q2 I26 iss Pidd,Dav1n-57, I44, I48 Pierce Cindy -46 Pierce, Joan-94, 98, l32, I44, IS9 Pierce Margaret-3 I8 35 55 I26 l90 Pielron Dan - I2O Prevrowslri Dave- I8-I9 l20 I88 Prefrowski James-85 T20 IB5 Pilch John-84 T20 l90 Pirrie Ron-2 I8 I9 l20 Fisha, Dave- I3,60,66,67, I44, I50, I60 Piffman Painck- NPA P1Nman Randy - NPA Place Becky-22 IDI l2O Place Debi- I8 22 27 I26 I85 I89 Place, Greg - 6, 29, I44 Planck Robin - I3l Plunkell Tammy - 48 I26 Poelsira, Nancy- 56, 57, I44, I48, I50 Puhlman, Duane -60, I44, I49 Pahlrnan Marge-123 I62 Poike Craig- l28 l3I Poinfon Douglas-30 I20 I85 Po1r1er Jackie - I9O Ponder Janer- I5 24 44 46 48 55 l2b Pope Tim- 32 33 I26 Popeney, Mary Ann- I44, I48 Porfer Eric - 32 93 99 I2O Porier, Nanci- 76, 77, 99, I44, I50, I59 Powell, Lori- I44 Poyhonen Gordon- IBAI9 I28 Prafl Amee- I3I T63 Pravv Trudr- I26 IBS PreNy L1sa-96 I22 I26 Preuss Phil - I4 Prine Ann-23 26 30 JI 43 48 57 59 62 63 l22 T26 Pros? Renee-28 50 II6 T20 Pucker! Dave-84 I2O l85 Puqsley Nora - 22 27 96 98 I3I I92 Pukey Mera-22 27 50 lI8 IZO Putnam Todd - NPA Ouinn Lisa - I2O IB6 Ournn Scorr-92 I2b Ouiroz Ana- IB I9 46 l2b Ouiroz Jorge-48 9I I3l Raddanf, Megan - 25, 32, 34, 35, 56, 67, I44, l55, lbl Raelz Bonme-23 Z7 77 90 l20 Rairigh, Chrisfine - 22, 26, I44, I6I Rarcliile Hearher-54 I84 I86 l9l Raymond, Sherri- I44, I50, l6l Reblin Jeanerle - NPA Refalo, Lori- I44, I48, l59 Revsner Shannon- I8-I9 54 l20 l85 Renvner Marqarev-53 55 57 58 59 64 65 73 l3l Renlner Mike-20 45 58 60 88 I22 I26 Resconich Louis - B5 T26 Reefer Charles - I2O Reuier, Gayle-6, I32, I44, l48, I50, l56, l60, I77 Reynolds, Maura - 37, 38, 39, I32, I33, I44, l48, I50, I52, I77 Rice M1lre-55 94 99 I26 Ridenour 8arry-23 27 9B I20 I84 Ridenour, Dwayne - 23, 25, 26, 59, 63, 66, 67, 74, 75, I3l, I33, I44, I84 R1i'ar Sami-23 26 l20 Riley Shawne - 28 I26 me Jen, f se 125 Roberts Lori - PNA Roberfs, Susan-PNA Robinson, Annie - 36, 37, 38, 39, 64, 65, 77, 99, I45, I50, ISI, I59 Robinson Mary- 73 83 99 l26 Roddewig Amy-2 35 50 II6 l20 l53 Roderick Jeil- I2O Roderick, Lisa - I45, I48, l59 Rodenck Vickie- lOl I3l IB4 Rose Dean-50 82 II3 l20 Rose Don- 48 82 I3l Rosrnski Karen - l26 Rosinski, Sandra - I48, I60 Respond Kenh- I I6 l2l Rushiord He1d1750 I26 I27 Russell Bruce- 74 I3I Russell David-23 27 35 50 l2l I85 Russell Marie-22 27 58 83 I26 I84 Ruflon David-9l l87 Sag. Clara - I26 T86 Sagi,VicToria -NPA Sa1lus Ray-45 7l 85 92 98 I26 l84 l85 l9l Sale, Nancy - I45, I53 Saluies Brad- I62 I62 Salufes Bnan - I26 l87 Samson Felrno - T26 Samson Ferdinand Sanghvi Saniiv- l8fl9 27 30 3l 43 50 57 I26 ssnqny.su,.,1s-35 ss l2l 1133 1471 Sanfore David - l3I I87 Sarkissran Mike-B5 92 99 T26 Sasena Sonald - 86 l2l Sayre Sfeve-30 3l 50 I26 Schember, Debbie -43, 48, l45 Schusier, John - NPA Schusier Kafhy - NPA Schusrer Mama - NPA Schuster Mike - NPA Schwarfz Debbie - NPA Schwar+1,Kim - NPA ScoH, Roger - I45 SCully L1nda-28 48 I26 I85 l89 Seaion, Brenda - NPA Seaion James - l3l Sebasfian, Teri- I45 Selep Kim - 55 I27 Sernelrofh Dawn- l2l I62 Sendo Bnan- I8-I9 22 26 8l l3l Sexiorl Dawn- l 46 I27 Sexton Regina - I45 Shanlrel Cheryl-22 27 77 83 97 l2l Shelfon Dan- 39 63 Sherwood Tony- I27 Shilli9o, Paul - IB- I9, l45, I49 Shim-,1er Mike -81 l3l Shipe Dave- 74 I85 Shoupe Dave - I9I Shoupe, Sarah- l32, I33, l56 Shulrz Lisa- IOI I27 S1e1er Mary- is l2l Silvestrr Tony - I27 T85 Sinclair, Polly - l8, 37, 39, 45, 65, I45 Sioholm, Ellen - NPA Sioholm, Tracie-28, IO0. l45, I59 Skinner Man - 74 I27 Sk1nr1er Paul - 50 l2l Skvarce Nancy- I8fI9 24 I27 Sleffery, Eileen- 37, 39, I45, l53, l59 Smlfh, Debbie -45, l45, I50, I57, I59 Smith Fred - 44 l3l l85 Smirh, Jeff- I45, I50, T59 Smifh, Mary- I32 Smifh, Nora - 9. 23, 25, 26, 56, 57, I32, I33, I45, I55 Smith Painck - 82 93 l2l Smifh, Russ-47, 60, I45, I49 Sm1Th Sheryl-22 I84 I86 Smirh Sieve - 23 27 Smith Terry- I4 IB 23 26 32 34 37 45 59 74 75 85 I27 l85 Smifh, Tim - 5, I2, 54 Smivh Treena - 2l l2l Snowden, Bruce- I45, I90 Snowden Jane! - 2 I27 Sobczalr Ellyce - 73 l2l Sobkow Tracy- I8 36 37 38 39 48 55 57 65 75 77 94 98 99 l3l I53 SoI1Sk1p-l2l Soimes, Kim- I46, i48, I54, I59, l90 Solrnes Terr - I27 IB4 Somers Frank -63 I27 Spielman, Todd - 40, 63, 7I, 98, I46 Sroka Marge-83 I27 l90 Srarnes Kim - T85 Sreele Susan - l2l I89 Srein Aaron - NPA Slevens Sandra- I8-I9 22 l2l STewarT Daryl- I8AI9 II5 I85 Sfewarf Glarne - 88 I27 Slewarl Kalhy - NPA Siipp, Shelly - 23, 26, I46 Sionier Mark - NPA Srrarny Roberi-29 II6 l2O l2l IH7 Sfump, ScoH- I46, I50, IS9, l6I Swamp Traci-48 49 74 75 94 I27 Sudy Pai- II7 l2l Sullwan Don - l3l Sullivan, Mile - I46, I50, l54 Surnrnin Mark- Ill Sunshine Paul - I27 Swan Karl - NPA Sw1es Shen - I I4 l3l I94 Swres Su1zeITe - I I7 l2l I84 Swope Michelle- I27 Szeles, Mary Befh - 37, 39, 64, 65, I46, l59 Szeles Maureen - 46 I27 Szeles Sharon-64 65 l3l Szurna Jeli-57 59 85.88 92 IOO l22 I27 Walker Chris - NPA wa11.nq Mike- 127 I87 Walier, Ken - 55, 80, 8I, l32, I47, I50 Ward M1ke - NPA Warrhman Heidi- 50 l2l Wasielewskr Came - 73 87 Wassall Danny - I I6 Weber James-B4 89 93 98 99 l2l Weber Mary-54 57 76 77 l28 Wehenkel Jeii-29 I27 I84. l85 Weiland Colleen-22 26 43 I27 Welch Donna - l2l Wereb, Dennis- I47 Wereb Sleve - 46 Whelan, William -60 Tabaka Larry -121 Tanqney Joe - NPA Tarranl Kuff- NPA Taulbee, Debbie- 2l, I46, l48, l50 Taulbee Sue -48 I27 Telischali Linda - l3I l92 Tengler Ron - 84 Thal Ann-22 27 33 l2l l9I Thomas Jarnesn 11- T89 Thomas Jamesl9l - l2l, I85 Thomas Pam-32 35 46 48 I27 Thomas Suzie- I28 Thompson BreTl-3 48 I27 Thompson, Connie - 32, I46, l60 Thompson, Craig- l57 Thompson Julie-97 IO7 l2l l58 l9I Thompson Laurie- I63 Thompson, Lori-45, I46, I50, l57, I59 Thompson Scorv - 27 I84 Thorman Diane- I27 I87 l9l Thorpe Rich-29 l2l l86 Thropp Susan - 44 SO I3I TideringTon, Dale- II5, I32-33, I46, I49, I92 Tipfon, Shannon-42, I46 Tiplon Tarn. - 42 Tisch Lisa- II7 l2l Tobras Jeif- l2l I86 Toda Mike - NPA Toda, Richard - l62 Todd, Andrea -45, I46, I56, I92 Todd Carrie-97 II6 l2l I59 Torrossian Chris - NPA Torrossran Sieve - NPA Travis, Bill- NPA Trombly Kay -121 1111, Tromloly Laura- 131 187 Truesdell Lisa - 48 I27 Tr1.1scoH Aime-96 I27 Truscovl Tracey -2 4l Tucl1Lorr-37 39 57 l3l Tulenlio Phil - l3l l84 Turner William - NPA Tyler Leslie- I6 24 87 I22 I27 Tyrell Joe - I 3I vsnoaren Larry - NPA VanGoerhem Jeanerve - 28 IBS VanGoeTham, Tony- l32-I33, I46, l57 VanSiclle, Orville - NPA Varilonl, Chris-4l, l46, I50, I59 Vedro Kafhy- l3I T84 l85 I9O Vedro Shari-43 50 I27 Villani, Regina - I46, I50, l90 Vusicl, Ed - 47, 60, I46, I57, I59 White Jeff-93 l2l White Lisa-48 I22 I27 l92 White Nancy-37 39 57 96 l3I Whifney John-89 98 II6 II7, l2l Wilcox Janelle-23,27 T08 l2l wnenrus Judy- 1 I6 121 wine Dm- I8 I9 50131 w.11e Karen-2 33 9l II6 I2I WiII1e,Linda-I47, 150, 159, 1s9 Wilkins, Robeda- I33, 147, 150, l60 Williams Dan-48 60 7I 98 l3l Williams, John-60, l32, I33, I47 W1ll1ams Marlr - l lb l2l W1ll1arns Waller- l0l. l3l Wilson M1lre-84 l2l Wrnek a 8ryan-45 I47 I49 Wiseman Pal- I47 I52 Woellners Jim - 85 I27 Wood Ken - NPA Wood Wendy-27 30 3l l3I Woodall Darren - 46 Woodall SCOTT - I47 Worrh Edith - I47 Wright 8r1an- I4 58 74 84 II6 l2l wrighi, Debbie - la, 23, 25, 26, 147 wnqm oem - I3 wnqm J.m- is I9 23 25 26 127 wngh vS1eve-85 88 92 99 I22 I27 Wrobel, Ted - 36, 37, 39, I32' I 33, I49 Wroren Mark-74 75 I27 Wysocln Paul-NPA -1. er.:-,3 Yanqouy1an Susie - NPA Young, Dave -4, 5, 20, 2l, 46, 47, 48, 54, 55, 60 I47, l53 Young, Paul- I8fI9, 55, 74, 75, 133, 147, 154 Yurick Ann - NPA Yuriclr .lim-6 I9 34 35 55,63 75 Yxquierdo, Eugene - 53, 55, 70, 7I,98, l32-I33, I47, l50 Zdbso Terry - NPA Zaquroli,Gary- I8-I9, I47, l5O Zemarka Andy-50 l2l T88 Zamerh, KaOhryn - I47 Zamarka Sharon - NPA Zamarka Susan - NPA Zerb, Linda - I47 Zemke Zrebell Keifh-I27 Mark-29 55 l2O l2l 21eqler Carhy- I I9 l2l Ziegler David - 86 I27 Ziegler Randy- 3I l84 Zuiell Brian- I I5 Special NoTe: The movie TiTles Tor The various spreads in This yearbook were selecTed by sTaTT Trom TV Movies II979-80, Revised EdiTionl, EdiTed by Leonard MalTin, A SigneT Book from The New American Library, New York. 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