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

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Students Earned Top Honors or Stevenson S1g lNzX.nf ,, fafa.QU ly f A J Stan Boch and jim Chisholm surveyed the fruits of their forensic labors. Chosen the outstanding Senior dehaters, the boys went on to district and regional competitions in debate and forensics. in 15 .sf , fe AQ' 1 lisfi-e lf? -V, 5 f,L. 'vie'5?f55Sl3'f5t?fS3n- 2 ' ' , Eff . 'V EQEZW Chuck Sobczak Bruce Sole Brian Soncrant Kathy Smith Timothy Smith Marvin Snider David Spence Susan Smith Mfwwifl , nfl-3 ! Qfszfzfii-:g2:,:f-ag.,f : I ,.,::::., -1--fxse:.:.:,,wgaQ5aa'aa.a..f- 3 - 2 3 K s , 'sf 5 if . , , fs 'J , Q5 ,, I I ' ' .wi ,, , Carol Snapp sig ' +2 Shelly Snyder Sharen Sponenburg

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niz-Fm Team anal Forensics at t L 1 imiata L, Quiz-'Em team memlaers jo Anne Kolodziej, Rick Nelson, Doug Fairobent, Doug Gregg, and Gladeen Roberts swamped the Denby team. David Shepard Paul Sielaff 142 J I is hm Ji f 43. 2 I , .. , , as aj 'll 5 F 'ff gg M Io Anne Shimskey Susan Sicklesteel and Prizes The past year and a half included some interesting and beneficial inter- school competition. The Quiz-'Em team of Jo-Anne Kolodziej, Rich Nelson, Doug Fairobent, Doug Gregg, and Gladeen Roberts gave a convincing dis- play of ability when they trounced the Denby team by some three hundred points. For their effort the team Was awarded a radio for the school. The Forensics program of Stevenson included not only an able coach, but many talented speakers and debaters as well. Taking advantage of two years of previous varsity experience, a host of talented speakers emerged to Win com- petitions and garnar scholarships to col- leges and universities with noted for- ensics programs. as Karen Sidley Max Siegel Richard Silber Harold Silverman Frank Sluzynski Jan Smith

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Wolverine yr State Rotar , Optimist! Clubs Demonstrating the outstanding intelligence, leadership, honesty, and Buckj Sarut, jack COopsj Hoffman, Stan CProlaiscusI Edwards, Paul resourcefulness for which they were selected are Gary fPass the Clnnocentj Pender, and Steve fSneakyj Antonishek. Wolverine Boy's State is an annual gather- ing of outstanding students from all over the state who organize and operate a model govern- ment. This year Stevenson selected live of her l'model seniors to serve as representatives. ,lack Hoffman, Doug Fairolaent, Doug Gregg, and Chuck Sohczak were chosen lay the Rotary Club as the most community minded students. 1' af. I' ' 2 L - Robert Spriggs Dennis St. john . if I2 it W Q af., S si'l 2 Sue Stahl Donna Stanchina Richard Starr Doug Steinholf Donna Stevens 144