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

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The cnufcrm girls had as enthusiastic rm audience on-stage Hmzseu, llr. Ken Borso, Loretta D0l7lJiuS, ,Unry Kay as off, in the form of the male chorus. Stmzding: Tanya Ba1'1zm'cl,mzd Debbie Ursitti. Sitting: Stan Eduiards, Cathy l,j'0us, Ilene Toth, Doug Stcizzlzoff, Sue Fisclzer, Barb ll0ppC,a11dLarryplzipps. Cast Cln Order Ot Appearanccj Sam A A Salem Trunbul A Iasper A Ben Rumson A A lennifer Rumson Steve Rullnack Pete Billings lake Vvhippany Cherry lourdcl Ray lanney Mike Mooney Sandy Twist Doc Newcomb A Crocker ..,. ..., Reuben Sloane A Julio Valveras A A Jacob Wooclling Elizabeth VVoodling Sarah Woodliiig A Dutchie A Rocky A Linda Stan Edwards Dave Scdlcr A lim Bray A Pat Williziriis Francene I' lubbard Adams Cunderstudyl Doug Stcinholl Rich Lochhead A Tim Smith Cheryl Stewart Paul Sielafl A A Larry Phipps Steve Antonishck AA Mark Comstock Bob Daniel A AI Napolitano A Mike Colone Cary Sarut AA Pat Lloyd Sue Fedraw A Doug Gregg Cary Martin loo A Ed A lack Walt. A lohansen A Hank Dancers: Mary Kay Barnard Loretta Dobbins Barb llansen Tanya Lyons Ilene Toth Linda Carolan Sue Fischer Cathy Hoppe Sue Ott Debbie Ursitti Rick Lochhead Tim Smith Stan Edwards Larry Phipps Dan Price A Cary lanik A Tom Fry Steve Rappaport A Bill Fryer K. Renas

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After hours of rehearsal, the directors, Alf. Green and NIT. Kaplan, were just as tiretl of correcting mistakes as the east, crew, mul orchestra were of malzitig them. Cary Sarut, as the Norman lacoh Viloodling, com- plicated life in Rumson when he arrived with his two wives, Pat Lloyd as Elizabeth, and Sue Fedraw as Sarah. Both those on the stage and those working hehind the scenes strove for authenticity. The sets were con! structcd ot lumher and, to the delight of some and the chagrin ol' others, male cast members were per- mitted to grow their hair and heards to an authentic length. Ufhether tt lzimlrmzce or tt help, the male chorus was present when the can-catz girls rehearserl. Assisting mul being as- The lo1'e-starrefl miners of Rzmisotz inspect the latest atlzlitious I0 their town: illormoii wives, played hy Pat lloyd and Sue Fetlraw. sistetl are: Cathy Hoppe, Tim Smith, Stan Edwards, Sue Fischer, Loretta ID0l7l1iHS, Larry Phipps, Dehhie Ursitti. l

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ebate Team Wins Honors ,. , .rf Carrying his avocation into his private conversation, Stan Bock pleads his case before Mr. Croll, debate team coach. or Brilliant Record For a group in its first year of competition, the debate team displayed remarkable ability. Despite their inexperiece, the varsity teams succeeded in winning all but two of their debates. This is an almost impossible feat for a first year team COH1- posed of three juniors and one sophomore Debate coach, Mr. Croll, aware of the caliber of the opponents, had assured the team at the begin- ning of the year that even if they didn't win, they would learn from their mistakes, and develop the art of losing gracefully. Varsity debaters l-letty Waskins, Doug Dillon, lim Chisholm, and Stan Bock decided that these were fine lessons, especially if you could learn while winning. Unfortunately, their season did not give them much experience in losing so they must return to the league next year as novice losers. Any State League team that wins 75? of its debates receives a plaque recognizing excellence in dehatingvg Stevenson's team has been so recog- nized for its record of seven wins and one loss. Debate Team: Front Row: Horn, P. Oppenheimer, S. Union, D. Bock, Chisholm, D. Dillon, Kay, G. Croll. Richey, H. Waskin, A. Helmhamp. Second Row: B. Peterson, S. 62.