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

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Instrumental in Makin Hi b ialelit Sound L . n e' L 1 2 ' 1' Orchestra: Front row: Mary -Budd, Valerie Lelli, Linda Schmitt, Florence Robbins, Steve Cunningham, Tom Kel- lvggt Debra Reel, Valory Graham, Debby Lelli, Helen Fowler, Bob Bennett, Barb Fayroian. Second row: Lois Classon, Tanya Lyons, Dorian Martyn, Dianne Sherman, Linda MacLake, Dawn Pownall, Cheryl Stewart, Pam marsh, Scott Murray, Paula Hennis, Andy Leitner, Ken Anderson, Ken Klein, Charlie Reissenweber, Bill Ash- craft, Alort Abramowitz, Kath Christensen, Richard Shaw, Alberta Lowney, Bob Handley. Fourth row: Bruce Sole, Rod Hardy, Mark Palmieri, Tom Alexander, Len Remy, 9 9. 9 AAI' .,,, A' 'ls lfVeber, Herb Lewis, Deb Fayroian. Third row: Chuck Neuschwanger, Cary Quint, Gary Ardrey, Mark Palrnieri, Rod Hardy, Bruce Sole, Steve Landes, Don Hillman, Dale Hindmarsh, Paula Hennis, Barb Runkle, Andy Leitner, Dick Conroy, Dale Knopsnider. Last row: Ron Nowry, Betty Schmitt. Chuck Neuschwanger, Dan Landis. Last row: Dennis luras, Ron Nowry, Betty Schmitt, Terry Meeks, Craig Knapp, Stephen Landes, Larry Phipps, Pam Weber, Maureen Holcomb, Herb Lewis, Pam Trosien, Sue lohn- sion, Janice Carter. u l

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Mr. Saunders, director of the Stevenson hands and orchestra, also con- tributed his knowledge of music to the humanities classes. Symphonic Band: Front row: Dianne Sherman, Dorian Martyn, Carol Gettys, Tanya Lyons, Marilyn Gear, Linda Maclake, Steve Rappaport, Dawn Pownall, Noel Andre- ozzi. Second row: Lois Classon, Karen lenkin, ,lanet Hill- man, Sharon Brown, Rick Barrett, Beehi Fairman, Alan 4 Music Groups ere Stevenson,s hands varied not only in their de- grees of experience but in the types of music they offered throughout the year. From the marching band to the symphonic band, there were musical offerings to suit everyone. During the football games, the uniformed, hear- skinned, marching hand gave fans popular songs, marches, and well knit drills. The precision of the group was the result of long hours of practice after school and earned them high ranking in the state. The stage and pep hands performed for the different school functions while the symphonic and Wrsity bands presented their talerrts in aeeries of programs throughout the year. The musical programs offered students an oppor- tunity to demonstrate the amelioration achieved through the hours of practice on their instruments. The results of practice sessions at home were re- fined by the instructions of Mr. Saunders to bring the bands to fine performances. Helmkamp, David Palmieri, Bolo Filipek, Ron Holcomla, Dave Kelly, Bill Stafford, Jayne Reynolds, Alex House, Sharon Rich, Gail St. Aulain. Third row: Dave Regiani, Cary Quint, Cathy Hawley, Gary Ardrey, Bolo Vincent, Alan Verlaick, Steve Kuhlman, Don Hillman, Dale Hind- OB .t .. . if JJ., A 38

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Varsit , ance Bands Were Spirit Peryonqlied Varsity Band: Front row: C. Fisher, R. Hutchinson, L. Slaw- son, D. Hoffman, C. Frey, M. Carey, I. Thorup, N. Balan, S. Larnerson, S. Hay, C. Weaver, M. Vaillancourt. Second row: B. Ficano, L. Kenner, Kava, D. Wolfe, E. Hawley, R. Gaft, A. Fry, M. Comstock, D. Wilson, B. Runkle, D. Shaw, K. Scherlaarth, ,l. Slater, R. Tyler, P. Basha. Third Stage Band: Front row: Bob Filipek, Noel Andreozzi, David Palrnieri, Becki Fairrnan, Rick Barrett. Second row: Leonard Rerny, Rod Hardy, Mark Palrnieri, Bruce Sole. Third row: row: Hayloall, B. Hill, D. Klotz, D. Lewis, D. Auhrecht, B. Anderson, D. Theisen, B. Soncrant, B. Gotts, Brown, B. Reid, C. Paston, D. David, D. Bastin, R. Price, D. Glurnlr, D. Pawnall, T. Allen. Fourth row: D. Orrin, C. Davidson, T. Daris, L. Meservey, S. Bennett, B. Newrnan, Ryan, G. Lowe. Dan Landis, Cary Quint, Chuck Neuschwanger, Dave Regi- ani. Fourth row: Iirn Slater, Steve Landes, Rick Conroy, Jim Ryan, Paula Hennis. ix. -