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

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Junior Varsity Squad Codclz Soave also gave first-aid wl1en'evr1r.caEIcd fqrf ,- 7' if F aces Tou h Season Throughout the ,69-'70 season, the Junior Varsity football team learned that there is no sensation that can compare with that experienced when bodies clash on the football lield. Although the record of wins and losses did not favor the Spartans, Coach John Soave and his assis- tant, Coach William Maleske introduced the team to some tough competition. At the away games, the team was not able to defeat any of the opposition, but the home games were another story. The enthusiasm felt while playing for cheering fans at home enabled them to completely shut out the visiting teams. The most exciting game of the season was that against Walled Lake. The Spartan defense not only held back the Vikings, but scored the game's only touchdown. J uuior Varsity Football Stevenson Opponent 12 S Redford Union 20 6 ' Kimball 46 32 J S k Waterford O 6 Pontiac Northern 20 8 Walled Lake g 0 ' 6 Southfield Lathrup 26 26 Farmington 0 i Won 3 ' Lost 4 JV Football 101

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Junior Varsity Football, FRONT ROW: Dan Burke, Dan 0'Don- nell, Bruce MacDonald, Bryan Agabashian, Russ Emery, Tom Satterly, Norm Guild, Kim Simon, Mike Mikula, Rick Berrera, Dan McAlinden. SECOND ROW: Bill Wagner, George Vardas, Steve Schwalb, Dave Hoot, Bill VanDelinder, Frank Geluso, Randy Schact, Frank Gribeck, Mike Norman, Bill Brock, Mark Gavor, Sam Schlabaclz. BACK ROW: Tim Miller, Rick Setzer, Neil Bolzlby, Charlie Shipley, John Pierce, John St. Henry, Kelly Smith, Jeff Betz, Dan Olsclzanski, ll4ark,MCAllister, Scott Wood, George Slater, Larry King. Student M'2'iif1ager.' Dave Filipek. Thmllgh his l1f'HdPl70'1fS, C00Cl1 MUlCSke kept the In order to gain more yardage, Jeff Betz transformed himself into a human press box in close contact with the Held. locomative and followed the blocking of his team-mates. 100 JV Football -' .. X

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Junior V3fSifY Cheefleadiflg SCIUHG. FRONT ROW: Cindy Maclsaac, Nancy Blyth, Diane Schmidt. BACK Robyne Weber lcaptainj, Barb Ilanley. SECOND ROW: ROW: Connie Hoppe, Charlene Treslain, Diane Detler. l l Cheerleaders Turn I1 uper r partan pmt For many girls at Stevensgn, the Coming of Cheer- The crafty'm0ves of Diane Detter and Randy Morrell com- leading tryouts had been marked by the coming of spring pletely baffled the Pomlnm squad in the Powderpull game' vacation. Being a cheerleader for the Spartans meant pro- -- moting school spirit at all times, even if the team was losing. Both the varsity and junior varsity squadswere re- quired to spend many long hours of practice befor: the games began. Cheering for teams that played on football fields or in hot, sweaty gymnasiums w' O all a pa? of the fun of being a cheerleader. The spin thag the Spartan fans turned out in the '69-'70 season was truly remarkable. The teams responded to the unpreaedehted spirit by posting more fantastic Spartan vie r no exception when exhibited by the cheer fg, The growing spirit shown by the Sp s was 102 Cheerleading