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

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Custodial Staff Maintains Day Custodial Staff: Front Row: H. Niemiec, S. Wisniewski, T. Monks, T. Reinhert CChief Custodianj. Row Two: F. Walker, B. johnson, M. Johnston, Camhell. Night Custodial Staff: Front Row: A. Lewis, F. Stetkar, A. Ruckstahl, V. Tartolone, F. Posner. Row Two: A. Buschfinck, O'Conner, C. Schust, E. Sanders, A. Hanna. 48 School? Appearance The effect of the custodial staff on our school is little short of magical: stubborn lockers open to their touch, lighting and heating obediently adjust themselves and the accumulated grime of 1,700 students disappears nightly under their superjsion. This apparent Wizardry is, of course, the result of purely prosaic labor: brooms push their way through dust and litter rather than clouds, and human hands, rather than magic wands, propel the dust cloths in their appointed rounds. Diligent in the face of their Sisyphean labors, the staff strives to maintain a school in which the pursuit of know- ledge may continue unhindered by clutter. 1 While not whistling at his work, night custodian Mr. Frank Stetkar is at least smiling.

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Phyyiwll ducaztion Tender , 1. earnecl for it. soreness wears ofli. T 0 Impire Two Cultr :Xs with any requirecl class. physical education tends to inspire two cults -if those who love it ancl those who clon't. 'lihose who loye it take the class not only during the required years. hut often during their junior anal senior years, when no credit is As for those who enter the locker room Completely prepared to hate everything conneetecl with physical exertion . ..well, sometimes that's not quite as easy as they think. Stevenson is equipped with the newest of gyms and equipment. There, those who shuclcler at the thought ol' gymnastics. picturing rows of jumping- jaclss, are in for a surprise. Exercise is a part of gymnastics. hut so is work on the parallel hars, tram- poline and halancing heam. VVhile other sports. such as swimming, haskethall, football, and wrestling, also inyolye exercise. enjoyment can he liouncl once thc 'Iii 2'i11 'r Qi A I 4 A W y X01 renllt' purine lzomuge to the .LfOli of phisieul erlitecitroiz, rllrss my Warn W '4 ' , W M U nw fl of t r V 11111 of r I1 1 L - ' r ti . iz ire mins o oss it iimizm ze 11' 4.11 tro orwuexz x, f 1 YW' Y, an M ., ,tr ,I s...,,.i.. , , ,W is I in ,WW 'M , , , , 'N - . iiyr fr: V tf' A W ' H Xllflifmqlz it appears ex if tr l'Oll1'CllffOl1 of floor sweepers with ultra- are renlllr physical erlzzeuliou sticfleuts :liseussiizg the filllll' points o morleriz lzroouis lim 4-orzrergerl on Stereirsorfs gyriziinsium, these girls siitijfleliorzrri.

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Cafeteria Staff' Provider Food for bon bt To all appearances, Stevenson's most popular Women are the members of the cafeteria stall, as evinced by the hordes of students that race daily to stand in line for the privilege of being in their presence for a few seconds. The food they dispense is, of course, no minor factor in their popularity. Assisted by students, they not only serve, but order and prepare the variety of foods that appear on the menu daily. Even in the hamburger-french fries division, they manage to avert monotony by supplementing the basic menu with side dishes. Though separate from Stevenson's academic personnel, the cafeteria staff nevertheless provides the studentry with food for thought. gps' One of the four hundred salads consumed daily by Steven- son students is prepared by staff member Mrs. Waara. Deft hands enable Mrs. Potoczak to meet the daily demand for one hundred and ffty peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. 49 mn-