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

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wf--Q .f mf, sis Q ,Helm Participating in exhausting spectator sports, Leslie Mogell added her voice to inspire weary athletes. The efforts of sophomore Gary Sacharski often rallied teammates and helped pull the cross country team to victory. 1 - L if f -' . Y ' V' if X 5 A asf? 422 1- 'gr-1 1 . 23 if P if ' W AA iw- ,,,, . ff ' M 'ff A ., - P , ,,,,V ' .. 31, V 7 Ilf 5 1 My I af ' ,, ' , V, P ' L ,A N , Vg x NM 5 Nl i 1,2 .4 y ,.-, ,- 'ff ' , ' W ' iff .- ' ' P P X l ff A i A g ff , 15 ' P r i p g n' ' I 2 ' , Af' L f w - L I , 5 H f M 3 4? L 7 iy I ' F N PM .Ju , , FP rpg .Mui 1 1, 0 K u E g g 4 is A, i - e Bernie 0'Keefe Curt Olsen Gwen Olson Michael Opsommer Paul Opsommer Tina Orvosh Don Ostrander Dan Pacitti Susan Palmer Robert Panackia Denyse Paquin Deborah Pardy Mary Parent Ben Pawlowski Ken Pawlowski Ron Pedersen Debi Pellerin Mike Pence Sue Pender Linda Percival Joni Perkerson Paul Peters Roger Peters Primo Petrucci Pam Pickens Karen Pierce Janet Piercecchi Mark Piercecchi Sophomores 199

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Sophomore Participation Boosts Activities Long hours of painstaking effort brought perfection to Whether memorizing lines, warming up for a meet, or photographing over-eager subjects, sopho- mores participated in almost every extra-curricular activity. Their spirit and enthusiasm brought in- spiration even to upperclassmen. At pep rallies they closely rivaled the larger classes with their shouts and cheers. The sophomores could be counted on to attend football and basketball games in large numbers to boost their team to victory. Many took part in the sports themselves to add their skill to Spartan veterans. The Class of '71 was not lacking in talent either as many students worked on the various plays, choirs, and bands. An important activity which combined spirit and skill was the cheerleading given by sophomore pom-pom girls and cheerleaders alike. This participation and ex- uberance helped give Stevenson overwhelming spirit. Donald Mueller V ' Laura Muir V 2.95 4, Q I f is , 1 Q 1 1 Ann Varley's performance in I Remember Mama. Tim Muldoon Brad Munger alp s i if! Lynn Murdock ' Z A John Myles . L 1 I , ,... V ' h Karen Musci X4 I ' ga 'Q tfiv 'Q 5 'f ig Mary Myers ' Skip Nairne T . Dave Napolitano M ll A X 'ii 5 Joe Nardiccho p i ,,' 1 9 i li Diane Neal A Larry Newbold WTQ M Geoffrey Nickol 3 4 David Nilson .fl ' W Ray Noble W - ft 5 Mike Norman Pat Norman Q ' 3 Randy Notter Darlene Novak Rick Nowroski Jim Nuznoff Michael O'Connor ' M ,M ...... , 1 t i X ff fl L Debbie Ochala , 9 Y, Cynthia O Drago f . ,, p.i,,g V 52 198 Sophomores F f l ar- f V 'ff fa ' , ' Q . .. , yi ,r...,q ,Me f A ia. v, a,,gff'f . w ' , r ff , 32 -of ' ' I v 'I' 1 5 Q 3' ii

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Sophomore Connie Hoppe put in long hours to pre- pare routines as majorette in the marching band. 200 Sheila Planck Dewey Plumley Mike Polesky Janet Potter David Pottinger Melinda Pruitt Lana Rade Rick Rappaport Cathy Rasak Jackie Reid Harry Reif Pat Reineri Gary Reseigh Mary Jo Rigelsky Ken Robins John Rogin Paul Rork Larry Rosenberg Nancy Roth Nick Roy Pat Rudolph Lori Rutila Linda Ruvolo Bill Ryan Dora Sabatini Gary Sacharski Phil Sack Sharen Sangala Sophomores if I f ,E Q 1 Oo A Z4 .f My I! 4 f 'E 2' E, ' if , I ,fca ws ,P wif 2 A Q, , 'W' V L ,W 5:95952 Sophomores 'Got Pep and spirit were generated by Karen Pierce as a pom pon girl, but sometimes the rapid pace was too strenuous. .Y f'N , .. I 'gf I A .' I ' g V. . 7' f A H V ? wc af it i if PZ ,f r ,, at it '- 'if' r i g J l V J it ,, ' '--v- fr . , . , k wi-v a1,f5 3 fi aw e it A ' s -i'v - ' ,J - , , M . ,vi Q , ,? Q riff' 5 9 r rrrr if-3, ' ef J La ff' R ff A 1 f