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

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En lirlo Covers Everything Frorn Aerop to Zola If variety is the spice of life, then the faculty To plagiarize Henry Brooks Adams, Miss Dodenhoff, and any other great teacher affects eternityg she can never tell where her influence stops. of the English department leads anything but a bland existence. Classes that range from RC to AC allow both teachers and students to dis- cuss anything from the possibility of Hester Prynneis rehabilitation to the problems of teen- age marriages in Verona. Also under the English departments super- vision are the speech and dramatics classes, which enable a student to develop poise and self-confidence regardless of his theatrical in- terests. Mr. Philip Bryant Mrs. Shirley Carlyon Mr. George Croll Miss Ianet Dodenholi Mrs. Connie Henze Mr. Douglas Johnson Mr. Lewis Kaplan ii fe .:-.' 5

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Well-Rounded Lilomr Litem ll Center of 'School In December ol' 1965, the Paul Chandler Library and lnstructional Materials Center was dedicated by Livonia city ofhcials. The library had been open for use since school opened the previous year, but the name of the former Livonf ian, an active citizen, journalist, and politician, had not ofli- cially been given to the library until the dedication ceref monies. Vkfith the opening of school, an entirely new staff ol' librarians and secretaries, headed by chief librarian, Mr. Kemp, instituted a new system of arrangement in the library. XVith the help of the librarian, students soon learned to make use of the library's many facilities. New ideas, such as con- ference rooms which allowed students to view lilm strips. listen to tapes, and discuss projects without disturbing others, were greatly appreciated. New books, magazines, pamphlets, and pleasant sur- roundings help attract teachers, students, and visitors to the unusual circular room. Running the library involves the aid of forty student volunteers, competent secretaries and li- brarians, and the cooperation of the entire school. 1- as Stzulents found that topics came under iz variety of head- of lopadoteirmclzoselaelzogcileokmnioleipsanodrimlzypotrimm- ings in the card catalog. For instance, if they were inter! tosilpliiopnmomelitokatnlzeclty111enokialikeplaalliokiokiglopele- ested, they might find a Creek goulaslz under the heading iolagosoksraiolmpltetmgrznopterygon. 21

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Bliss Ieanne Kofahi Mrs. Susan McNamara f.,Ix,., Mr. John OiDonneH Bliss Charlene Phillips Nl My aff, Muff? Janice Sanborn Bliss Lilly Vogrig Lflflf Cffgdf ' Besides fulfilling his duties ns a teacher and cie- pnrtmeizt C11f1i1'111Ul1, Alf. Sium organized the 9 ifiniget-lzricerl Fisher Theater trips. . A ,J Cnugiit in a rare moment of quiet in Air. Brymzfs accelerated English identical poses to refzzl for the next day their identical assignments on class, juiziors Doug Hurd ami Sandy Tyler imcoiisciously emfnloy Herman twelville. 23 ,Ag K! 'J fi A LPC4-f diff Y- MQLZP,