Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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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

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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.

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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!