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

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t A i The efforts of two North Farmington defenders could not prevent the completion of a pass from Spartan junior quarter- The addition of a passing attack increased scoring. hack Jerry Detter. nick enyzg Alert e enye Ga we Good Finish After Chuck Sohczak smashed a North Farmington hack, Ron two was not restricted to either the offense or defense of a smooth Ochala grahhed the suddenly loosened hall. The teamwork of the Spartan team. ' 82

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Fa ns Exciting Season .ef Wingback Dave Mastny was piled on at the end of a long run in the Pontiac Northern game. Mastny was one of a group of talented run- ners on the team. f-2'::'s-.. - Wi.-21253,-w' 1 . -: 1 t-271 ., .t W f T f' ?7i Varsity Football Stevenson Opponent 6 Redford Unioon 14 19 John Glenn 7 1 1 Walled Lake 12 12 Flint Northwestem 14 14 tial-mingmn A 6 19 Waterford 27 20 Pontiac Northern 7 2 North Farmington 33 Varsity Football: Mike Colone, Tom Parker, Dave Mastny, Rick Avis, Dave Regianni, Stan Edwards, Skip Kinnick, Larry Meyers, Ron Ochala, Gene Walker, Larry Oleske, Chuck Sobczak, Mark Beatty, Steve Dickey, Rusty Gregg, Dan Keith, Al Applebaum, jerry Detter, Nick Exharos, Larry Phipps, Mark Roberts, Dale Wendell, Bubba Daniels, Paul Pender, Dale Danver, Pat Swift, Mike Swift, Marc Hulet, Matt Stachursky, Bill Blacklock, Bob Hood, Rick Bondy, Kim Renus. 81

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Y ,W H, Reserves Prqnareal for atare Varfit Pla Stevenson's junior varsity squad, in moving to a 3-4 record in its games, served not only as an excellent train- ing ground for future varsity members, but as an exciting team in itself. In preparing the members of the team for future varsity work, the coaches spent time not only using the same vigorous conditioning methods as the varsity but also in introducing many of the fundamentals. The season began on a promising note with a victory Iunior Varsity Football Stevenson i l Opponents 13 Redford Union 7 o Kimball i 14 7 Walled Lake p20 19 Southfield is 25 Farmington 12 l 0 Waterford 7 13 1 Pontiac Northemf if 26 over Redford Union, only to be followed by a defeat by the Kimball team. A loss and a win later saw the offense finally step into high gear as it scored its season high of twenty-five points. All seemed ready for a strong finish as the defensive unit began to function smoothly as well. Un- fortunately the two units altemated games in which they were effective and dropped the final two games of the year. The reserve team was not lacking in acrolzatic plays such as the effort of our defensive back. Reserve Football: First row: Reagan, Smith, Fallon, Forrest, Dil-lirro, Antonishek, Brieske. Third row: Kaufman, Pridgen, Modetz, Koke- Varney, Campbell, Guthrie, Bridges, jetchick, Tyler. Second row: nakes, Skrel, Scanlon, Van Keuren, Hiekson, Kellogg, Lynch, Basha, Cram, Smith, Chisholm, Hayward, Colton, Lange, Ferriallo, Boren, McDonald, Vorheek, Barnstead. 83