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

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Debbie Suriano works at The Great Put On, a T-shirt and silk screen place (above). Mike Wolf works at Binghams Standard (near right). Carrie Swindell (above right) works for Awrey Bakery, janet Gilmartin works for the city at Brashear Towers (center). Karen Gill answers the phone for Fretters Appliances (far right).

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Miss Liz Embree, health teacher (far left). Students use wall to play racquetball. Mrs. Lois McDonald keeps order in the pool with a micro¬ phone and a firm hand (lower left). Girls (opposite) and boys find basketball popular. A water polo game (near left) makes swimming class fun. Phys Ed. All students who want to gra¬ duate must take three semester of physical education. Biggest problem for the five teachers in the department is fig¬ uring out how to fit all the classes indoors during bad weather. Among the popular classes are Miss Embree ' s health classes. Among other things, students can earn a Red Cross card in first aid as well as cardio-pulmonary resusci¬ tation (C.P.R.). Swimming is part of many of the classes as are fitness and condi¬ tioning exercises. 185

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Co-op Program Co-op students have a dou¬ ble benefit: they earn credit and they earn money. Co-op students learn voca¬ tional skills through supervised employment. Co-op teachers Mr. Earl Robison, Mr. Nick Sipus, and Mr. Richard Sanders help stu¬ dents find jobs. They must find employers who are willing to grade students and cooperate with school requirements. Mr. Paul Mack runs a related program, work experience. . 187