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

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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-

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Activities Clubs Provide Social utlets Xfl't'lC'lH'I'lC1llt7l' activities S'll1717lC1IIC11l' tlie priilmrjf mr iose o Stevensoiziln' eimlzliiiv siiifieizts to fin'- f t5 A tlzer tlzeir own interests. wlzetlier they lie ocm'lei11ic. or purely for pleasure. l71'0111 tlze time ivlzeii stmleilts otteiiflecl classes on lmlf zloys only and limi no after-seliool activities, Stevenson: lms irovressecl to its Weseizt State, wliere .5 ilzere are cliilvs to suit nearly every interest. For ex- ample, tlzere is flelmte for the blispiitatious, Aurora for tlze iimsoeliistic, mul iimiijf otlzer clubs. Clubs oml tennis, liesifles nllowiizff sttlifleizts to 3 delve f1tl'll1CT into serious topics lilac electronics, 'periuit soeinlizntioiz mul iimlze school more flzmfi just ri lmilcliiig. 51