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

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T unimf Vdrsit Cdgers Gain Added Experience Reserve Baslzellmll: First Roni: Hr. Paul, Morden, B. Edtvmds, Brislcc, D. Clrnhviz, II. Alexander, F, Fagan, C. Alflyll, M. Stnlarwslei, P. Van Whgoizer, S. Dickie, D. G 86 Stuart. Second Row: Easrfm, Il. Farna11. D rtfherim B. Bridges. Stevenson's reserve cagers were ham- pered by a lack of experience throughout the entire season. The team, whose record showed more losses than victories, actually was never badly outclassed in any of their games. The squad was hindered by a lack of older players whose past training could have turned several games to the team's advantage. The Spartan competitors had seniors in addition to juniors to draw upon, while much of Stevensonls team was com- posed of sophomores who had to shoulder the entire burden as many or most of the juniors were needed for the varsity squad. Consequently the initiation into basketball proved rough, but it should prove beneficial to the future teams. Much credit must be given to Nlr. Paul whose able coaching de- veloped the potential of the reserve players as the season progressed. Reserve Basketball Stevenson Opponent 34 Thurston 56 39 Plymouth 66 50 Walled Lake 40 57 East Detroit 72. 32 Farmington 39 45 VVarren Mott 50 35 Waterford 53 31 Pontiac Northern 83 46 Walled Lake 55 43 East Detroit 65 46 Thurston 58 41 Farmington 56 53 Warren Mott 38 56 Waterford 81 57 Pontiac Northern 74

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Vanity Barketball Stevenson Upponents 40 Thurston 66 35 Plymouth 57 58 VVaHeci Lake 60 49 East Detroit 72 56 Farmington 68 61 Warreri Mott 59 50 Waterford 66 47 Pontiac Northern 81 64 VValled Lake 57 58 East Detroit 68 5 1 Thurston 73 68 Farmington 57 55 War1'en Mott 50 64 YV a tcrford 70 57 Pontiac Northern 66 XX J, X XT lmzpirzg for ilxe Imll is Paul Tonzzzemrzclzer' irliosa height proved ty wrluulzle asset ro tlze Sparmfzs. Tox111erm'1cl1er's all-rozmfl nlziliiy greatly iucrerzsetl SIEWCIIXUIIYX YCUHIZXQ and reirozmcfinzg r1g11f11S1 taller O1J17011Cl1fS. Ve AItISfl1'V slzmvs oplrrments the ririlwlriiug tim! 11017011 to rerzetnzrt' I I tiefmlxes se! 10 I7l'G1'ClIf the open 51101 from living mltwz f,l'Ulll ilzc outside.

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roftlom Thrown ot Start But Show Promise This vear's wrestling team, while not as sueeessf ful as had heen hoped for, showed the potential that should make future seasons at Stevenson a sue! eess. The season hegan on a dim note with a loss to Clareneeville. A string of three losses was hrolten vvith a triumph over Belleville in what proved to he the highlight of the season. The halanee and aggressiveness of the team indicated the potential of many of the Spartan athletes. Future wrestling squads should prove sueeessful as the result of val- uahle experience gained through seasons sueh as this years. V Spnrtnn wrestler tnlfes zz firm hold on his Belleville oppon- ent during one of the lzriglrter Spnrtnn moments. llfrestling: liront Row: N. Steiner, D. tllayrille, Ii. Foreman, R Sorter, B. See, D. Bellamy, Yl. llreitenlmelz, ll. Strong, ill. Gntteri, D. l'Veis5. Second Noir: lllr. Bngni lC0t1L'l1!l, N. Kassis, DiPirr0, ll. Ferminolo, M. Strong, F. Kolzennleex, D. Allnin, C. Reed, 'I' WV6ffll'llg Stevenson Opponent 15 Qlareneeville 41 24 Crestwood 26 15 Dearborn 39 3 Fordson Dearborn 47 45 Belleville 8 6 Waterford 44 13 Allen Park 35 3 Walled Lake 49 31 Inkster 13 7 Farmington 37 26 Crestwood 23 lleyvner, D. Vlfnfpeo, B. Greenlaerg, CH Pickens, R. Glaser. Third Row: ill. lleidiseh, R. Reid, C. lnnilc, B. Yule, ll. Avis, ll. Antoni- slzelz, I.. llleyers, Il. Cndienx, rl. Kaplan, I. Hernzmz, B. Slreplrerzl, D. Strong, H. Iiinnnel, D. lnznrns.