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

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Spartan Swimmery Swamp F063 S'll7i1771H67'S are off to a leaping siart againsi rival Inlzfler in 'wnai proved to be an exiremely strong team effort. Bow Sum Team Front Rau D Day, Cf. Quint, R. Sher- Alrralmnz, D. COM, Cf Glassmirc, 1. Chops, Rigelsky, M. 7012 D Enduxorl B Spanenburglfl, A. Hickman. Second Vaillancourt, A. Nagy, D. Saunders, K. Gawrowski. Fourth 11 B Ywdm I Regan Cores, L. Demand. D. Row: G. VVilkinson, D. Figurslei, R. Sanger, M. Huler, S. M1011 C1 P Flalfzcrfw P Intle Third Row: C. Sperry, B. Swiatrrowslzi, P. Ivforan, IW. Roberts, G. Tucker. ! KWH 1 - f-

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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.

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am xperience The Spartan tankers were aided in their compe- tition by the return of many of last year's letter winners. The experience of last year enabled the 1966-1967 swimming team to make strides in each area of competition. The early stages of the season found the team a little too tense to make a strong showing. As experience was gained things began to roll, with a victory over john Glenn quickly followed by another victory over Hamtramck. One more vic- tory set the stage for the high point of the season: victories over Clarenceville and lnkster showed the Tankers displaying strength in almost all of the events. The team seemed ready to assume a domi- nant position in swimming, but this was not to be, as what has to be called a recurrent case of the heebie-jeebies struck. making the ending of the sea- son rather dismal. Much of the success of this years swim team must be attributed to the careful coaching of hir. Fctz whose instruction often made the differ- ence between victory and defeat. tllr. Fei: advises john Cores on his part of a program to im- prove all aspects of the S'll'i17tWl97'5l ability. Swi1n1nz'1tzg Stevenson Opponent 40 Pontiac Northern 65 47 Redford Union 99 47 john Glenn 22 67 Garden City VV est 77 67 Hamtramck 23 40 Allen Park 65 83 Inkster 20 37 Plymouth 62 49 Eeorse. 56 66 Clarenceville 39 78 E lnkster 25 32 Franklin 73 35 'Thurston 70 33 Southfield 72 47 Ecorse 58 Sniimiriers prepare to make their turns as they practice in preparation for a league meet. 122254:-R-.l .. is lkwwzs 7 K i