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

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John Fazica and Harry Youmans pause between holes. Rob Peters jokes with Coach Bob Massey as they prepare to tee off. V Pat Stayer, had second best score at state finals, leading SHS to a second place finish (out of 23 teams). GOLF SQUAD: SHS golfers include Rich Treharne, (from Peters, Blaine Anderson, Pat Stayer, Eric Redheffer, Harry left) Jeff Dixon, Craig Ridley, John Fazica, Don Williams, Rob Youmans and Craig Szewc. 47

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Blaine Anderson strides toward green at Idyl Wyld. Don Williams lifts golf ball out of sand trap. Golfers second at state The 1981- ' 82 golf squad qui¬ etly finished second in the state after posting a 10-1 dual meet record. The Spartans came close at state suffering a one- stroke loss to Birmingham Brother Rice. Senior Pat Stayer had the second best score at the state finals, shooting a 75 for the 18- hole course at Marshall Coun¬ try Club in Marshall. For the season, senior Eric Redheffer had the best overall performance posting a 39.5 average for nine holes. Stayer was close at 40.0, followed by Harry Youmans at 40.3, Craig Szewc at 41.0 and Rob Peters at 41.4. - In winning the Interlakes ti¬ tle, the squad dropped a 212- 197 match to Waterford there; they avenged the loss on their home course (Idyl Wyld). The golfers were third at the regionals out of 19 teams, sec¬ ond out of 23 at the finals. Rich Treharne lines up putt on practice green. Eric Redheffer had the squad ' s best 9-hole average (39.5). 46

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GIRLS SWIM TEAM: Mrs. Lois McDonald (back row), Jodi Thomas, Maureen Gries, Sharon Murphy, Laura Sudek, Jodi Kochanek, Dorothy Neu, Natalie Aucutt, Lora Grove, and Cindy Walczak and Sue Perry-managers. Laura Schoenle (second row), Karen Bier- mann, Mary Rozman, Jean Shellman, Karen Walter, Polly Adzema, Margaret Rogers, Stephanie McAree, Sue Hollman and Beth Nolan. Karen Tatigian, Amy Kay, Lynda Loeffler, Mary Schoenle, Colleen Sullivan, Judy Gardner, Christina Schwedt and Laura Martin. Swimmers smash records The girls ' swim team posted an outstanding season in 1981-82, setting eight new school records, finishing sixth in the state and ending with a 10-3 dual meet record. The swimmers also took firsts in the Farmington invita¬ tional and the Farmington relays, and second in the Berk¬ ley relays. The new records included best times in the medley relay (Beth Nolan, Mary Schoenle, Mary Rozman and Ka¬ ren Walter; the 200 freestyle (Sue Hollman); the 200 indi¬ vidual medley (Schoenle); the 100 butterfly (Rozman); the 100 freestyle (Rozman); the 500 freestyle (Schoenle); the 100 breaststroke (Schoenle); and, the 400 freestyle relay (Hollman, Nolan, Walter and Rozman). Schoenle and Rozman ' s times were good enough for second in the Class A state finals. The Spartan swimmers were coached by longtime Ste¬ venson teacher and coach, Mrs. Lois McDonald. Karen Walter was on two relay teams that set school records.