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

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JV FOOTBALL ACTION: Linebacker Allan MacIntyre (far lower left) returns an intercep¬ tion. Todd Quertermous, Steve Ellsworth and Steve Schoenberg wait to go back in the game (far left). Coach Tom Bills yells defensive instructions (near left). Rick Rozman ( 42) carries the ball through a big opening in the defense (top). Quarterback Brian Porter ( 10) executes a rollout (above). Tailback John O ' Connor sets up to pass (right). The score- board shows the 46-zip drubbing Farmington took, (bottom right).

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JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Back Row, from left: Coach Sam Lamerato, Tim Farrell, Matt Jurczyszyn, Rick Rozman, John Carney, Terry Harshfield, Brian Porter, Andy Taliaferro, Allan MacIntyre, George York, Tom Brzezinski. 2nd Row: Darin Demaestri, Michael Waughn, Steve Ellsworth, Robert Kuphal, Bob Morrow, Brad McLive, Robert Brown, Greg Lepak, Peter Huddy, Tom Stecker, Head Coach Tom Bills. 1st Row: Eric Kraffa, Tom Masciulli, Robert Schmidt, Todd Quertermous, Kevin Patterson, Scott Underwood, Ed Martin, Craig Gates, Dave Green, Dave Bebeau, Steve Schoen¬ berg. JV gridders roll to 7-1 record If the 1980-81 junior varsity football team ' s record is any indication, next year ' s varsity team should be load¬ ed with talent. The JV squad won seven of their eight games, includ¬ ing a 46-0 rout of Farmington and impressive wins over Redford Union (28-6), Franklin (20-6) and Churchill (27- 6). They also edged John Glenn 7-0 and Waterford 7-0. Their only loss came to Flint Northern (12-0). Tail¬ back John O ' Conner gained nearly 600 yards and scored four touchdowns in the JV team ' s season effort. Fullback Tom Brzezinski tallied 468 yeards and six TDs. Rick Rozman and Craig Gates both scored three touchdown ' s in the winning season ' s effort. Stevenson receiver ' s caught 24 passes for 342 yards and two touchdowns. 32 -I i

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SOCCER SQUAD: Back row, from left, includes Ken Burt, Brian Stanley, Rick LaBurn, Keith Fularczyk, Dan Divens, Dan Laurie and Dave Kusza. In the second row are Larry Witkowski, Ken Mc¬ Donald, Gary Mexicotte, Steve Halleck, Mark Gresser, Louie Broccardo, Aleks Juncaj and coach Pete Scerri. In the front row are Mark Giordano, Eric Pence, Bill Ravenna, Dave Wiegel, Mike Aulicino, Wes Karczynski and Mark Aulicino. Soccer team just misses state title The Stevenson soccer team ended its season with a 16- 3-1 record and a second place finish in the state invita¬ tional tournament. The kickers were led by Gary Mexicotte and Dave Kusza, Mexicotte booted in 32 goals while Kusza added 31. Both were named to the All-State First Team along with goalie Ken McDonald. The Spartans took division honors again with a 5-1 con¬ ference record in the Western Suburban Soccer League. Their only loss came to Churchill 2-1 but in the rematch with the Chargers, SHS won 4-0 for the league crown. The team beat Detroit DeLaSalle 4-3, Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3-2 and East Lansing 5-0 before advancing to the state finals. There, they lost to a strong Troy Athens team 2 - 1 . The kickers also made a pre-season trip to Cleveland in early September. They won one and lost one, losing to the eventual Ohio state champions, North Olmstead. Seven players received first or second team all-league honors. Kusza, Mexicotte and Steve Halleck were voted to the first team, while McDonald, Eric Pence, Bill Re- venna and Mike Aulicino were named to the second team. Larry Witkowski in action against a defender. 34