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

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iris' Varsity Teams Victorious As a player jumped to receive a pass, the opposing team did their utmost to prevent The competitiveness of Barb Bosley was typi- its interception. Such scenes were the rule at the never-boring games cal gf almost all players, joy Hillebrand's defense may have been a bit unorthodox, but is was still effective. Barb Bosley was effectively covered by the ubiquitous Cathy Tretha way during several of the basketball games. 101

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.7 ----- 1 ls I I I I si! S S Innovations Pla Role in Student Activiues TUDE S lexible class hours to insure time spans proportional to attention spans, resource centers stocked with supple- mentary materials, study carrels in the library available for use during free time M such innovations are all part of the Stevenson effort to adapt education and educational facilities to the individual and his capabilities. While the process of education is being geared to the students, they themselves, both consciously and unconscious- ly, are being directed toward the goal of furthering their own educations. This is accomplished through exposure to flexible class hours, innovative educational facilities, and contact with enthusiastic educators.