Adlai E Stevenson High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Prarie View, IL)

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rlt amazing what a kiss on -nergy and or- 'he nose can do to youroppoj ganization arc iwo 1 nenl onccntnit qualities needed to be a member of any SHS — Snoopy team. Energy because of the many long practices which are necessary for a successful team, and organization because most participants are involved in other activities as well. a sx SPORTS 1U TABLE OF CONTENTS ‘I can’t live with- out that blanket I can’t face life unarmed!” c “There’s no such thing as a free lunch.’ — Linus — Henry Kissinger Ur nscheduled time and open-campus opportu- nities were definite highlights of the year for most ju- niors. Many found that racing to the mall at Hawthorn for lunch proved to be both an adventure and a chal- lenge. Their consistently good scores on the ACT and SAT confirmed that Stevenson is still on top. JUNIORS V4 o, “In spite of the cost of living, it’s still popular.” — Kathleen Norris Fur second Home- coming victory in a row was the talk of this year’s special events. The Varsi- ty Patriots pounded Zion-Benton 35-19. Plays and concerts provided year- round entertainment, displaying the diverse talents of numerous individuals. The cooperation and enthusi- asm that brought these events to life is what sets our school apart from the rest. + a a SPECIAL EVENTS 144 Lucmo Library J w T j earning how to avoid being trampled over by upperclassmen, being able to recite, from memory, every rule in the Student Guide- book, and realizing that you’re supposed to stand when “Loyalty” is played were among the accomplishments of this year’s freshman class. a q FRESHMEN 4o r I “There cannot be a crisis next week. My I schedule is already full!” I — Milton Friedman ith blue sups in one hand and State of Illinois Rules of the Road book in the other, most sopho- mores will be anxious to discover if there really is life after cafeteria food. Most would agree, however, that nothing was worse than that mouthful of alcohol while learning CPR. Alfk SOPHOMORES OU “Co-operation is spelled with two letters . . . WE” — Unknown N„ lumerous clubs and organizations repre- sent the diverse interests and talents of our student body. Countless friendships and fond memories resulted from spirited participation in group activities this year. Among the most popular of events was, of course, the foreign language picnic. Seldom is there a day when nothing is going on. a CLUBS 4 “The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step.’ — Chinese Proverb JS tevenson has never seen a group quite as spirited as the Class of ’87. They won Homecoming’s Class Color Day, again, for the fourth year in a row. Having college entrance exams, admissions applications, term papers, and “senioritis behind them, they were more than prepared to start anew after taking the final steps to graduate at Ravinia in June. aq SENIORS lUo r rom lecturing, giving quizzes tests, grading papers, running out of red ink, writing tardy discipline referrals, holding their tempers, to even — sometimes — smiling, the Stevenson faculty has once again proved their worth. This excellent school is what it is today because of their continued dedication. E. 1 FACULTY 130 I “Good teachers make the best of a pupil’s means; I great teachers foresee a pupil’s ends.” — Maria Callas