Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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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.

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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

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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