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

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ompleted nilding Still Lacleed Lillzpntzan tndentr A er Completion Ll V 'D In the tempus fugit departmentg at one time Bentley's bookstore was the only building in the city labeled Stevenson High School. p A : W Mme. The landscaping and the parking lot were a few of the Hnishing touches which had to be postponed until the major construction was completed. Mike Dayus Donna DeCrande S Tim DeWitt Charles Dickey 113 ft Wo

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of-f YQQ Michael Currie Barbara Custer Lynn Dailey The library's version of Stevenson is complete with miniature busses, bushes and buildings. The only Even with just the bare essentials, the framework of Stevenson was directed toward the library. deficiency is Lilliputian students, although there have been several reported sightings of Tiny Alice. Even in the middle of construction, Stevenson began to assume its most familiar characteristics. Robert Daniel Ian Darga Maureen Davidson Pamela Davies Vicki Davies

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The dedication of Stevenson in 1966 at- tracted national news coverage and the atten- tion of national politicians. Vice-President Hu- bert Humphrey agreed to speak in Livonia be- cause the dedication was to be the first in mem- ory of the late Adlai Stevenson. ln combination with his tributes to Adlai Stevenson and educa- tion, Mr. Humphrey interjected an important statement concerning foreign policy. It was not long after the dedication that Stevenson students began classes inside Stevenson. Garry DiPiazza Dick Dirasian if a t ih- Craig Dix Kevin Donaldson Jean Dreifke lan DIiSC0ll 114 ice-Prefidenlg Tekvision . ' 05.755 P61 v I - 4 , , lngaz igi '. i f 'Z or J K0 'Q ' Q af' 31,4 55 After a two-hour delay, Vice-President Humphrey initiated the ceremony and delivered the speech which dedicated Stevenson to its namesake. Tanya Donikian Donna Ducharme Debbie Dover Kathy Doyle Craig Dulimba Linda Durant