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

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v vY - Reserve Basketball Stevenson Opponent 62 , Plymouth 50 47 Thurston 60 70 Walled Lake 52 60 Robichaud 40 49 Waterford Kettering 54 71 7 S Farmington 63 55 Waterford 67 36 Pontiac Northern 75 69 Walled Lake 6 57 60 Southfield Lathrup 62, ln rolling to a 9-5 season record, the junior Varsity 71 Waterford Kettering 64 squad showed the form that not only gave future 55 Robishaud 46 hopes a lift, hut provided an exciting show in itself. 66 F21I'miT1gtOIl 57 The skill, quickness, and hustle of the squad made 61 Wateffgrd 59 the lunior Varsity games take on the appearance 64 pontiac Northern 81 of the more experienced varsity games at times. Further supplementing the individual skills was the attention of the Coaching staH - Referrer Showed lashes o Varrit St le Skill junior Varsity Basketball: Kirk Celski, Paul Van Wagoner, Pete Pat Swift, Dick Ramsey, Mike Myers, Randy Hickerson, jim Crum, Maslow, Stu Wood, john jetckick, Chris Larson, Roland Eveleth, Ron Smith, Dave Gregor, Wayne Paul fCoaclz2, Scott Hayward. 2 Q , Axfggef , ,,,r i,. 5? 7 1,

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Stu hborn De emo Forced Errors 19 pponents As his teammates and opponents raced down the court, Dave Mastny guarded the baseline to prevent a lay-up. Another steal hy Paul Pender was turned into a bucket. An alert defense was important to the team. Coach Van Wag011er's advice during time outs often steadied the squad during crucial moments. Ns A 1 ka Q P'

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90 Stan Swiatowski swam well all year. rv f Sophomore Rick Murphy showed great form in his Hrst year. Stevenson anleerr Swam The tension of one of Ste11enson's many close swimming meets was reflected in the strained faces of Mr. Fetz and the contingent of scorers, timers, and judges. The combination of good coaching, rigorous train- ing, and innate ability was instrumental in bringing a successful swimming season to Stevenson. Although hampered at times by inexperience, the team showed great strength in the important intermediate distances. The coaching of Mr. Winebrenner and Mr. Fetz was instrumental in bringing out the best perfor- mances each swimmer was capable of. Working care- fully on the fine points of turns and starts, as well as conditioning exercises, the team gave a season of per- formances that was of great interest to all swim fans. The coaches of the swimming team used all available methods, including long daily practice sessions and drills, to insure that the team would do well in competition.