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

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sl! II' N S First Senior Class Formal Traditions SE IOR CLASS he erudtition of the classroom is dissipation without applicationg Today's education is directed toward utility, not toward the amusement of the diletante. During the senior year, the necessity of evaluating 12 years of education is im- pressed upon students hy the constant reminders that they must soon decide whether to continue their education, to get a jola, or to drift. Hopefully, the student will have found among the purely academic years, at least one inspiring class which has left an impression great enough to influence him in determining his life's course.

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Debbie Abbotts Dale Abernethy Barbara Aisen David Anderson 106 onneilif Performance Set The activities of Gary Sarut, Phil Little, Kris Paul, and Dave Mastny which were directed toward im- Senior Class Council members were chosen in the preceding year to organize the many activities that go along with a graduating class. Their responsibilities were even greater as they had to set the precedent for subsequent graduating classes of Spar- rwihwa.. ., David Allain Cynthia Allen Ken Andel-5011 Noel Andreozzi proving the school during the two preceding years, were recognized hy their election. tans. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Mack, the council organized activities such as the Foot- ball Festival and finally the Prom, in order to give the first graduating class a memor- able year. ,as L. Linda Amerman James Amos George Antoniotti Steve Antonishek