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

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1:-:nc .nur fauna- -laura 'M fini- . :N s. 'fzunsf '- .xQQ11wM Nv1l2 12 .m2w5i1N N, .W D H I I i 5 x A 1 K A s , A 4 . A A A 4 K Sjl1H2Jl'l011jf Urcliesira: Front Bow: V. Lelli lTl1'C!1S'lH'C1'l, AI. Bnrlcl L. Sclmziit lPresirlcnlj, C. lfalzrizz, D. Alaatta, S. C1cn1zingl1a1u, ll Fowler, D. Fayroiau. Secoml Row: C. Hull, D. Sl1cr1nan, Bl. Rabin- 01'i1cl1, C. Prey, N. Anclrenzzi, C. Smarr, C. Gilman, ll. Klein, P Synzplmnic Banrl: Front Bmw: C. Stewart, N. Anclrcozzi lPl'CSlfl81Zll S. Baplmlforl, M. Bal1i11m'itclz, C. Frey, AI. Currie, rl. Hillnzan, Il Suiter, C. Cettys, NI. Lear, C. Hull, D. Slzernzan. Second Bon' G. St. Aulnn, B. Ilanfllejf lVice-Prcsicleulj, Reynolds, P. VVel1er, D. Vargo, Hall, A. Leituer, P. Hcnnis, D. Hinrlmarsh fTreasz4rerl D. Hillman, HI. Doml, D. Ilunt, B. Fairman, R. Barrett. Tlzircl Bow VVel7er, D. Vargo. Tl1ir:l Bow: D. Begiani, C. Quini, C. Neuscli- 11'anger, B. Sola, B. llarzly, S. Lanclcs, A. Leitner, P. Henrzis, D. llilzzlnzarslz, D. llillnzarz. FOZl7'll1 Bow: Alf. Sa1mLle1's, T. Afeelw, S. Benzneti, D. 'l1H'flS, B. Nmvry, ll. Yager, B. Conroy. B. Aslzcrafl, S. Binh, B. Slmw, Il. Cores, D. Greger, D. Kelly, C. Gilman, ll. Lewis, H, Klein, C, Arzlrey, R. Ocliala, Olsen, S. I.HI'll7lCSV, C. Knapp, C. llawley, C. Neuschwanger, C. Quilzi, D. Begiani, C. Gorlzanz, K. Anflerson, B. Slzaux B. Sole, R. Hardy. Pozfrtlz Bow: L. Plzipps, S. Bennell, T. Aleelcs, B. Nowry, F. Yager. 40

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S S N. ,qc 5 E Q C55 Wi 5 3' S E 'S E st Q E S SE W. wwww l lVlr. Saunders served as conductor, public relations man, and l1lSfTllCl'O1', for the llZSfT1H?ICllN1l music department. Among tlze orcliestra members who devoted long hours to the musical were B012 Filipelc, Bruce Sole, and lllark Palmieri. eo lr:- One ol' the determinants of a schools spirit is the sense of tradition and pride instilled by the instrumental music department. The Pep Band. newest addition to the music depart- ment, was lormed hy a group of students in the hope of creating spirit at hasliethall games. One of their appear- ances was at the female facultyfversusfG.A.A. haskethall game, where they played such tonge-in-cheek numbers as The Stripper. At football games the tempo was set hy the Marching Band. which presented superior half-time entertainment. The Varsity Band, numbering 55 pieces, is made up of students aspiring to the Symphonic Band. The 62 piece Symphonic Band is the most selective of the instrumental groups. ln addition to presenting two concerts, the Symphonic Band participated in the District 12 Band Festival as a class AA hand. The Stevenson Orchestra, formed hy combining string players with first stand musicians from the bands. presented a Christmas concert, accompanied the choir at its Christmas concert, and presented the score from Paint Your VVagon.', The piece Dale Hinclmarslz is practicing may be '1Pathetique , but his playing is far from it. 39

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Varsity Band: First Row: R. Hutchinson, A. Lowney, C. Fisber, D. Lloyd, HI. Vaillaneourf, N. Balan, S. Brown, S. Hartwick, T. Lyons. Secouai Row: L. Kenner, Kaya, P. Reid, P. Earles, S. jobnston, P Trosien, D. Glzunb, BI. Cfmnstock, R. Jinrray, P. Basba, R. Tyler 1. Slater, N. Huebner, K. Scberbartb, G. Stark, A. Helmicamp, I AIcAr1b14r, D. VVoIfe, D. Ufoijfiiiaiz, S. Byles, G. Hucigins, B. Daniels, K. Nowry, M. Sizerifian, B, Bnriiick, K. Klein. S. Knbivnan. C. Easton, B. Vincent. Tllirci Row: Mr. Saunders, Starks, D. Tbeisen, B. Soncrarzt, 'L Brown, L. Remy, T. AIcDaris, L. Aleserrey. D. Lewis, 1. Clzope, B. Aielonaicos, B. Brey, VI. Simons, B. Scizvnitt. II. Efiwarfis, Ryan, D. jnras. It requires f1AQV'6flffiClli of skill and practice, botb of which Fayrnian, to play a string instrzunent with any degree of are exemplified by Ste1fe'nsm1 orcbestra member Debbie efficiency. 41