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

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eaves Magic Spell Who says the sophomores are psychic? The Class of '72 obviously thought they had some sort of prophetic powers. To quell the doubts of many upperclassmen, the sophomores found it necessary to prove themselves by correctly predicting the Spartan victory over Southlield Lathrup at Homecoming. Also, they effectively harnessed the class power to construct their first Hoat, complete with a yellow genie. And no one could have been more enthusiastic and excited than the sophomores as they prepared for the dance - a magical ending to a most unusual experience. to J fs ff fm 3 .f' Q . in V13 R 'ar 2 , 23' if 1 I Wonder if the genie gave three wishes? '72 F0reIeIls added a touch of the mystical lo the feslivities. li .-- ...--.g Sel ig! . , 1 , fiat ,ir I wwf ,xii-J Bruce Flaherty Julie Flanigan Jim Floyd Harry Floyd Cathy Foreman Cheryl Foreman Jim Forster Mark Foukes Barbara Fowler Denise Francis Debbie Francisco Duane Franklin Diane Fraser Cindy Fryer Diane Furuya Jim Gallo Jim Garner Dennis Gatteri Jacalyn Gay Luanne Gazdecki Janine Gazley Debbi Gehl Bob Getschman Ken Gibb Debbie Giese iil- Frank Geluso Sophomore Homecoming 215

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Laura Distefano Larry Di Vito Laura Dixon Cathy Doig George Donnelly Jim Donovan Mike Donovan Mary Doughty Patrick Dowd Bernard Dunn Paula Dunn Renee Dupras Debbie Dybash Daniel Dzendzel Juliann Dzwonkowski Debbie Eardley Bruce Eggers J an Elias Doug Elliot Barry Elwell Kevin Emery Debbie Endicott Anne English Laura Epley Mary Erickson Bob Everhart Larry Falzon Don Farnell Ken Federoff Joanne Felske Karen Ferris Leslie Ferris Dave Filipek Steven Fisher Debbie Fitzpatrick Karen Flagg 214 Sophomore Homecoming ophomore Homecoming 4 1? V 1: f : i til '.f .P 8 ' . K K Bubbling over with excitement, Sherrie Strong and Sue Mat thews were the sophomore contribution to the half-time parade 9 B ,-..... , in kr Nw- Q . it f v Q -'yyjgf 2 r 1153,-f:.:1-?gW 4, as if me 35' fam- ' any-'Z-if .xv K if I t,t ft dl'

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Sandy Gill Mike Godbey Barb Godzak Rhonda Golden Gail Gorden Laurie Gordon Vicki Goudeseune Roxanne Goyt Bob Grams Le Ann Green Merry Green Marcia Grenham Kathy Gresock Lynne Griffin Barb Grob David Grunewald Kathy Guilbault Norm Guild Bev Guoin Tina Guzdzial Donna Hale Terry Hall 216 Sophomore Student Life ophs Learn ariety ls Truly Spice of Life The 2:30 bell did not necessarily doom students to a night filled with geometry, research papers, or history projects. After a hectic day and the general stampede to the buses, many students found it helpful to relax and enjoy activities which were completely unrelated to school. Sophomores were no exception, and eve- nings or Saturdays often found many of them working with retarded children, singing with church choirs or youth groups, or even selling Girl Scout cookies. Dave Buckingham showed Lynn Radtke just what to do if, the real abominable snowman should ever come along. '- 'Q