Adlai Stevenson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Perri- nergy ggrem nf As limla Farniek swings back lqer stick, l1er Bent- ley opponent lakes the laall flaring a field hockey game. their coiflures. lWiss T14slfzus's entrance to the faculty-G.A.A. game aflvertisccl lzer affzliation. VVri5ts insensitive to Qaain are required for a volley laall ie- Y server, as any girl wirlzour them can tell you. A r 96 'XVl'zen eoueenirating on form, SlG1'B11SO1l trampolinisis are 01111110145 0 ilwe are 0 Wvwgwmmmnr

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ennzlr Team Keeps Promise -ff Captain Bill yletelziclz practiced indoors during the early part of the season and when weatlaer Tennis player Dong folinson slzarpens ltis serve against tlze wall. His work on his , , prevented outdoor practice sessions. serve marie Doug consistent in addition to his other sleills. Last years tennis team promised much for the 1967 season and it may be said that this promise was kept. The year of varsity competition as soph- omores coupled with the intensive coaching of Mr. Fetz made the season a success. Notable progress was made in both the league record and in the re- gional competition. The return of several lettermen provided the experienced nucleus necessary for victory. The coaching was excellent with Mr. Fetz introducing tllmstrips on the Finer points of the serve. volley. and smash to aid the less experienced members of the team. The two years of successful competition in tennis are a sign that Stevenson may prove to he a power in this area with the addition of seniors to next year's squad A thoroughly sea- soned team with three years of varsity experience will he the result of present training methods. Rick Nelson works against the wall during the early part of the season in preparation for the first meet against Bentley.

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Releezreel Tlorou la Sporty 1 U l tllorleru IDIIHCUI lfrmzt Roux 1. rffllll, Cf. Lelglmie, l.. Alai- lfoersier, P. Ttznlplnlri, ll. Igerzsley, H. Selmziii, ff. Belt, D. tlzeuxs, C. Peron, l. Priesl, B. llimsmz, K. Pieree. Seemlzl liurrp,CfSoreuxe11. Hour: G. Nielzolnx, I.. Clnzzleelsi, l.. Colxloelz, D. Piper. 17. Girls sports ut Stevenson offered femininity the oppor- tunity to release the l'rustrutions and anxieties ereatecl by L1 normal seliool clay. Frustrutecl, anxious girls found relief tlirougli sueli group activities us lieltl lioelicy, volley bull. modern cltuiee. lmsltetlmll. und tennis. Tensions were re- leased as lmslcetlmlls, volley bulls. and field lioeltey sticks felt Ilie lurunt ol' pentfup emotions. ililll? girls were 0I'gLlI1lZCCl into tetnns allowing tliein to participate in interlnural and interfseliool competitions. -0 5 kai' lguslcellmll offered if metliimz for ortisfic C,X'l7VCSXl0lI, Us mlzmee Inositious tzppeureci mzeouseiozrslkr. it 'it' 2 ' t D .,... .. . '. . 3. D 2 Z Z .t.. .. A - .Q-. me .. QV'-we W.. ' ' ff 5 ' it W gif' Q W I VV.,.VZ I W3 V