4p v ,W U U w w w w w W _W BOERSMA TRAVEL When you think of travel, think of Boersma Ann Arbor's Oldest Travel Agency. A U-M Preferred Travel Agency. 12/14 NICKELS ARCADE 3368 WASHTENAW ROAD Name Yr.lPosition Height Weight Hometown 994-620014 MICHIGAN UNION MALL 663-7575 Mon- Fri 8:30 - 5:30 Sat 9:00- 971-0420 -12:00 DER ?OOA C :.a V IC i Chuck DeGlopper Ron Gibas Gary Grant Mike Griffin Mark Hughes Antoine Joubert Jack Kramer J.P. Oosterbaan Glen Rice Steve Stoyko Bob Tait Garde Thompson Loy Vaught Jr. Guard Sr. Guard Jr. Guard Fr. Forward So. Center/Forward Sr. Guard/Forward Fr. Guard Fr. Center So. Forward Jr. Forward Jr. Forward Sr. Guard Fr. Center/Forward 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-7 6-8 6-5 6-3 6-10 6-7 6-9 6-7 6-1 6-9 195 195 185 215 240 200 190 240 210 215 225 180 225 Spring Lake, MI Englewood, CO Canton, OH Franklin Park, IL Muskegon, MI Detroit, MI Quincy, IL Kalamazoo, MI Flint, MI Bay Village, OH Danboro, PA Grand Rapids, MI Grand Rapids, MI Ramona, Ramona, Ramona... k What's in a name? I It was many moons ago, in the ancient land of the Incas. A Rame' bird glided into sacrificial grounds. There, a stranded Inca woman, called Ona, gave birth to a little girl. The Rame' bird was the sole witness, and flew back to the . rest of the Community to relay the message... You may be asking yourself, "What does this have to do with Ramona the Corner Market Coffee Lady?" Complete framing services available " drymounting " wood and metal frames * matting " conservation quality framing " needlepoints " art prints and posters 1123 Broadway " 996-9446 (near Broadway Kroger) Monday-Saturday 10 am-5:30 pm " Thursday 10 am-8 pm MASTERCARD AND VISA ACCEPTED " FREE PARKING Yes, it's true, my name is as old as my heritage. When I was born in South America, a Rame' bird dominated the sky. Thus, I was duped "Ramona." The "Corner Market Coffee Lady" title came much later...but that's another story for another time. I Like I always say, "Honey, if you haven't been to the Corner Market lately, you haven't been to market!" Buy one BUGE Whopper® KIG sandwich, - get another ARENT Whopper® free YOU .M Stadium Blvd. Please present this coupon before ordering. Limit one coupon per customer. Not to be used with other E(wr coupons or offers. Void where pro- I~ ~ ~~i Eisenhower i~blw I c This offer expires 12/31/86 r arwood W Good only at: ~* Mal $ ,458 Briarwood Circle Victors Way BRIARWOOD MALL S725 Victors a ANN ARBOR, MI FRIEDER Continued from Page 8 As the clock expired during the final 1985-86 regular season game and thousands of screaming fans rushed on the court, Frieder reached his coaching pinnacle. The 80-52 annhiliation of coach Knight and Indiana capped Michigan's most successful regular season ever. "The greatest thrill I've ever had was last year when we played Indiana for the Big Ten Championships because it was the greatest crowd in Crisler Arena history," said Frieder. "It was the largest crowd, and it was the first time Michigan basketball played for the Big Ten Title on the last game of the season like we do in football, it seems, every year with Ohio State." What can Frieder do for an encore? He plans on retiring at age 55, which would mean 11 more years of coaching. An NCAA Title still looms in the back of his mind. "We will get that (an NCAA Title) done before it is all over," said Frieder. "I am not worried about it." With the departure of last season's starting front line, Frieder does not have to worry about challenging for the NCAA crown this season. This year's squad will be talented, but young and inexperienced also. This season could resemble the 1981-82 campaign. But Frieder is not ready to throw in the familiar towel that adorns his shoulder during games. "We'll be back whatever happens this-year," he said, confidently. After experiencing the highest highs and the lowest lows, Frieder has no reason to doubt himself. i zI Ymi' CON if, fL //%L Y Frieder, Assistant Coach Steve Fisher, and guard Garde Thompson watch last year's game against Wisconsin in Crisler Arena. The 1984 NIT Championship, Corner Market coffees; available by the pound Weekdays 7:30am-12 midnight Weekends 12 noon-7pm Michigan Union, ground floor Frider watches Glen Rice (41), Mike Grifin (20), and Steve Stoyko practice the fast break. PAGE 12 WEEKEND/NOVEMBER 21; 1986 WEEKEND/NOVEMBER 21, 1986