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

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Booster Club works for entire school Boosters Club annual spring fertilizer sale helps raise funds. A few years ago, a small group of parents sat down and worked out the .. -J structure for a group that would help the school support athletics and extra curricular activities and to buy for Stevenson those things the district would not be able to afford. Hallmark of the group has been their desire to stay away from becoming an athletic-only support group. The SHS Boosters Club has been very successful in helping not only athletics but the entire school. The groups sells fall and winter sports programs, holds a spring fertilizer sale and stages special fund-raising days at Danny ' s Supermarket. Among other things, they have provided video and sound equipment for the school, extensive outside landscaping, and financial support through fund-raisers to a wide variety of students organizations. A few years ago, the boosters club and students organiza¬ tions installed landscaping on walk to football field.

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Hostess Club makes us welcome Eve Versage (left) and Mary Beth Stanko help with ticket sales during the musical. Lisa Druckrey (left) and Marie Bochniak hand out programs before the curtain goes up on Oliver.” Janice Kelsey and Fred Wszolek greet the intermission crowd during Oliver”. The Hostess Club participates in several events, including the fall open house, the musical, choir concert nights, all-school play and Honors Night. Group ' s sponsor is Mrs. Lucy Bodary. 70 Hostess Club

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Pom Port squad keeps our spirits high The Spartan Pom Pon squad performed spirit¬ building routines at football and basketball games throughout the year. The group also helped drum up school spirit at pep assemblies. Pom pon squad members spend many hours after school perfecting fast-paced routines set to contemporary music. They wear their distinctive uniforms to school the days of major games. Three teachers help sponsor the group this year: Miss Liz Embree, Mrs. Sue Jordon and Mrs. Wilma Keen. BLUE AND WHITE: Pom pons flash as Linda Rogers leads the squad in a pep assembly routine (below). Laurie Kaner and the pom pon squad helps with cheering (above right). It takes practice and good physical conditioning to perform on the squad (near right). The girls receive the applause of a basketball crowd showing appreciation for a job well done (below right). 72 ii