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

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iris' Varsity Teams Victorious As a player jumped to receive a pass, the opposing team did their utmost to prevent The competitiveness of Barb Bosley was typi- its interception. Such scenes were the rule at the never-boring games cal gf almost all players, joy Hillebrand's defense may have been a bit unorthodox, but is was still effective. Barb Bosley was effectively covered by the ubiquitous Cathy Tretha way during several of the basketball games. 101

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Abilit and ornpetitivenesy Made lt is important that a skilled person execute the hnlly, because it can set the psychological tone of the game. Endurance and determination, along with teamwork, were of prime importance in helping Stevenson's field hockey team to success. Y 100 Varsity Sports at Stevenson are not exclusively a male domain. Girls may participate and compete in a number of sports including swimming, tennis, and field hockey. These teams practiced on a regular basis and participation was based solely on ability and competitive- ness. The competition among the area high schools found Stevenson with a group of girls with ability that at times even won state rankings. Such achievements were the combination of talent and hours of work. To improve game scores, team memhers met often to hold strenuous practice games among themselves. Whether winning or losing, Stevenson's female field hockey team always showed good sportsmanship.

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