Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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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

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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

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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.