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

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Girl's Chorus, FRONT ROW: Debbie Fiscelli, Linda McKenzie, Deb- bie Hamilton, Cindy Muir, Karen Pierce, Peggy Zugrovich, Neva Noe, Donna Christie, Jani Logan. SECOND ROW: Debbie Russell, Laurie Fiscelli, Debi Werner, Lynda Bien, Ann Alexander, Sue Cieslak, Jill Hrapkiewicz, Betty Kazakos, Vicki Goudeseune, Peggy Crocker. THIRD ROW: Barb Bloomfield, Cheri Amos, Betty Woodcox, Janet Chance, Laura Epley, Joan Hanlan, Kay Zimmerman, Cindy Harris, Tina Orvosh, Karen Peters, Julie Springer, Debby Armstrong. BACK ROW: Kathy Gresock, Pam Smith, Cindi Wisniewski, Debbie Giese, Donna Lupp, Sherily Purcell, Sheila MacDonald, Rose Caruso, Bonnie Fritz, Vicki Pawlowski, Lynda Meldrum, Leslie Mogell. ABOVE: Barb Loehne showed 'em how to swing during Let Me Entertain You. RIGHT: Santa likes little girls and Betty Schmitt was no exception. Little boys, too, such as Roland Eveleth were always welcome to sit on Santa's lap and confide their secrets, while the shyer choir members, such as Tom See, sometimes needed some coaxing. 36 Vocal Music

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C Male Chorus, FRONT ROW: John Simpson, Brian Parent, Glenn Srriith, Rich Bridges, Mark Sielafj, Tony Mattiello, Kevin Burk. SECOND ROW: Chuck Devlieger, Rich Myles, Gary Leduc, .lack Kerwin, Hank Wojcik, Mike Nemchik, Rick Webber. THIRD rowin Pains Attack 'It was hack to the good old days for patty-cake champs Kathi King and Adrianne Cedar during the Variety Show. if ROW: Fred Clayton, Paul Dow, Bruce Norred, Dennis Dietrich, Bob Johnston, Mark Mazur, Rick Shroder, Russ' Isaacs. BACK ROW: Ed Fowler, Bill 0'Connor, Don Mueller, Craig Wagner, Dan Williams, lim Brieske, Richard Chapman, Dale Kimball. ging partan ocalists Most people don't experience their second childhood until it becomes hard to remember the first one. Not so with the Advanced Girls. Singing in little girl frocks and frills was all part of the fun at the Variety Show. How- ever, they weren't the only ones to relive the past. The Male Chorus got in on the act singing their version of L'The Drop-Out's Marchj, and then went back a genera- tion to HStanding on the Corner. Luckily, both groups returned to the present and resumed their normal ac- tivities which included singing at churches, community or club meetings, and competing in the Michigan Music Festival. Also contributing to the harmony in the music department were the combined groups of the Girl's Chorus and the Girl's Glce Club. Attired in light blue velveteen, they entertained at the Christmas concert with numbers such as t'Fruitcakc, which taught the audience to cook. Vocal M usic 35

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-1.- 1 nythin Goes in Music Dept. ' -7 42 .fy , 1' , , , , , . on -vw: . Q Every girl likes getting phone calls, as proved by Paula Roberts and Deane Sager. J ,f7s.t1G16e Club, ROW: Andrea Colton, Cindy Fryer, sone, Nancy Sucher, Randy Morrell. BACK ROW: Teri Buehler, Judy. Wainright, Cindy Lustig, Nancy Hatch, Kathi Taylor, Merry Linda Lyall, Denise Katros, Linda Pilgrim, Kathi Wallis, Janice Gredue, Linda Pitts. SECOND ROW: Cyndi Peters, Francis Slu- Palmer, Nancy Kennedy, Leslie Horstman. zynskik:lanis,:7Sftark,.vPam Walkerf Michelle Moellering, Pat San- Vocal Music 37