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

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38 Dhana Ponners looks down court on fast break. Debbie Jurczyszyn leads the way at right. Varsity coach Jim George. Sally Chapin handles the ball. Debbie Jurczyszyn eyes rim for free throw. Lisa Gonzalez beats the defense and drops in easy bucket.

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Pucksters advance to regional finals S tevenson ' s hockey team came within one goal of win¬ ning the regional title and advancing into state quarter final play, losing in the third period to Trenton 3-2. In the opening games of playoff action, SHS had rolled: 8-0 over cross-town rival Franklin and 7-3 over Wyandotte Roosevelt. In the finals, Larry Massa scored both goals, putting the Spartans up 2-1 in the middle of the sec¬ ond period. The icers were hoping to avenge the late-season loss of the Suburban Prep Hockey League ti¬ tle to Bentley. They lost the last game of the season 5-2 to Bentley, a team they had shutout earlier 3- 0. The loss cost them the title; a win over Bentley would have giv¬ en them a share of the title. Season honors went to Rick La- Burn (12 goals, 19 assists), E.J. Per- rault (18 goals, 12 assists) and Dave Cox (14 goals, 12 assists). The squad finished with a 17-6- 1 record. All-conference honors went ot LaBurn, Massa, Todd Thomas and Alex Phillips. LaBurn and Massa were named to the all-state squad. Mike Zammit keeps opponent away from puck. ft E.J. Perrault closes in on Wyandotte goalie. VARSITY HOCKEY: Manager Joe Beitz, (back Massa (front row), Cory Brocklehurst, Alan Har¬ row) Erik Strom, Brian Harrington, Rick LaBurn, mon, Philip Lann, Mike Zammit, Mike Pulick and Scott Tilford, E. J. Perrault, Dave Cox, Ron Hart- Dave Direzze. mus, Alex Phillips and coach Jerry Kestner. Larry

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Disappointing season for varsity; JVs take league The girls ' varsity basketball team struggled during the ' 82 campaign, unable to maintain offensive consis- tancy. The squad opened the season with three close games and it ap¬ peared luck and determination would do it for them as they won two of the three one-point contests. But then came a seven-game los¬ ing streak and the season never turned around for the Spartans. Senior Kathy Finn had the best season, scoring 198 points shooting 42 per cent from the field and at the charity line. She lead the squad in rebounds (125) as well, and dished out 28 assists. Debbie Jurczyszyn topped Finn in assists at 31, and scored 138 points on the season. End of season honors went to Finn, named to all-conference first team, and to Jurczyszyn, named to second team, all-conference. Bev Ir¬ win, who had 79 points and 23 assists for the season, was named all-con¬ ference honorable mention. The JV squad struggled through the first seven games but was able to turn it on enough to beat league foes Farmington twice (44-22 and 48-24) and Walled Lake Central twice (33- 28 and 20-15). 0 0.0 0 JV GIRLS ' BASKETBALL: Coach Wayne Henry (back row), Amy Rozman, Tami Scurto, Lauren Maloney, Linda Rahill and Sandy Wain. Liz Gargaro (front row), Shelley Freed¬ man, Ann Kostin and Denise Piotrowski. VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL: Lisa Gonzalez (back row), Carina Jurczyszyn and coach Jim George. Kathy Silvi (front row), Sharon Childs, Sally Chapin, Sheryl Evans, Melissa Rozek, Kathy Finn, Debbie Nagel, Dhanna Ponners, Bev Irwin, Kathy Sage and Amy Buck. 39