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

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'Diplomatsf Speed Team, Find KAboveQ A difficult stunt called fo1 steady concentration and good form from Cathy Martynow. KRightQ Fighting the cramps in their feet, eight sychronized swimmers main- tained a closed-star pattern. 74 Athletics Girls Synchronized Team KFront Rowj Linda Manchester, Sue Ells- worth, Debby Noble, Marien McLive, Cheryl Engle, Pam Kloote. KSec- ond Rowj Gayle Saranen, Chris Rowe, Sue Strachan, Cheryl Moore, Cathy Martynow, Debby Donovan. KBack Row 1 Linda Stipcich, Laura Hatfield, Jan Mallman, Sherry Cronk, Candy Rankin, Marilyn Pred- mesky, Jann Felske.

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Aquatics Easy as Falling Qfl a Waterlog I . 1 ' Girls Speed Team fFront Rowj Marilyn Predmesky, Leslie Horstman, Pam Kloote, Marien McLive, Margaret Vaillan- court, Jann Felske, Gail Wheeler, Liesa Hatfield. fSecond Rowj Cheryl Amos, Tina Orvosh, Nancy Schlaback, Sue Hotwedt, Linda Boyer, Michelle Applebaum. Carla Revlond, Barb Car- ozzo. fThird Rowj Denise Balla, Sue Boehm, Laura Hatfield, Luann Young, Sandy Lamerson, Linda Lamerson, Mary Dowell. KBack Rowj Martha Bosley, Debbie Armstrong, Laurie Rutilla, Barb Bosley, Sue Walker, Sally Hutchinson. I Height and precision combined as a Stevenson swimmer per- formed a pike dive in the heat of meet competition. Long hours of after school practice, ordered by coach Mrs. Lois McDonald, resulted in blood-shot eyes, soggy hair, and prune-like fingers for Stevenson swimmers, but it also led to a successful swimming season. The Diplomats, SteUenson's synchronized swimming team utilized special clinics and prac- tices to extend their knowledge of stunts and strokes. Then in the spring they disnlrfyed their skills and talents in a swimming show. Meanwhile, the speed team drilled, blending speed, strength, and endurance for a winning combination ,. Sweeping her arms apart in a perfect breast-stroke, Donna Wing grabbed a breath of air. Athletics 75