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

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Resting for a -uzorazcm, l1!311!l1'l111ClZl clrairmau Bliss Ufingatc J g -34 surveys a class io insure llze snfmotlz rmzning of the girlsy incli1firl1ml projects. Mrs. Sharon Rics Blrs. Elizabeth Turner l Pam lleuritt. seems Cl7C'C7'f1lllj IUICOIZCBTIICKI lay rlzc possible syullaolisnz of W ilze liars rm the grill slw is cleaning. Dams Drud er exerts s Delvluie Simpson promlly sulawrits lzer ic1'rycl0tl1 gown for Bliss Wi11gatc's approval, sl1owing wlfzai ingenuily and a few towels can create.

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Iutluftriul . ru im Students for the Future The industrial education section of the Stevenson program trains students for demanding occupations immediately upon leaving high school. Through the use of the specialized equip- ment associated with each occupation, the students are able to develop sufficient proficiency so as to he able to step into these positions with a minimum of additional training. As well as preparation for immediate employment, other parts of the program provide the hasis for advanced study in such technical areas as drafting. All of the training is highly relevant to the needs of today's industry. Mr. Florian Bugni illr. Rolviusou, industrial arts teaelzer, leans over azeasuretl uiorlc is important itz drafting, for a sliglat rlliclzey lflottimfs slzoztlrler to check iWiel:ey's work. mistalze on paper may turn out to lac a drastic error in Accurately flrawn, carefully lalaelezl, and precisely thetlzt'ee-climetrsiaualolaject. fl W it Y .. W. Q ,,,,,.,.- -fr- auf F , k.r,