Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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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.

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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

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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