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

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Racing Team: Front Bow: D. MacLeod, L. Hat- rick, D. Donovan, T. Barrett, C. lurcisin, M. Mc- field, Felske, D. Comstock, Driscoll. Second Live, Chemherlin, C. llohnston. Fourth Row: D. Bow: Captain S. Sponenhurgh, L. Schmitt, Diemer, D. Hillman, B. Carozzo, Adams, D. Ankerson, M. Vaillancourt, K. O,C0nnell, Hill- Morey. man, L. Leppien. Third Bow: M. Hayes, Pat- Girls' Swimmin T eam Displays Winnin Form Weekly, sometimes daily, workouts were a way of life for the members of the Girls' Varsity Swim- ming Team, coached by Mrs. McDonald. The team's two divisions, racing and synchronized swim- ming, shared both their competitive spirit and their desire for excellence. The racing team Hnished its eight-meet season in early December. Matched against such teams as Bentley, Franklin, and Birmingham Groves, the girls succeeded in winning two meets as their en- thusiasm and team spirit remained unquenched. With the close of the racing season, the mem- bers of the synchronized swim team began to prac- tice in earnest. The group's unusual size necessi- tated three separate practice sessions. Each syn- chronized swimmer strived to develop control, grace, and endurance necessary for a polished performance. Taking another gulp of air, fan Adams strives for that extra surge of speed needed to heat the clock. 98