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

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Place Finisb in Float Competition The confusion of building the fioat began when construction on the chariot was started. Large numbers of workers sometimes found themselves two to a tool but nonetheless enjoying the job. The senior float, preceded by Tom Mann, was the best of the lot. The extra hours that were spent by the seniors gave the fioat the first prize in the class competition. Wood, chicken wire, labor, and thousands of flowers were needed for the victory. 1 1 1 - we 1 fd Mt Aieiwfs fv 4 Walter Linske Phil Little Q Linda Lippert Doug Locke A X 355- -ii , vi 1 ,yqe??t'iwa- , gi , of f t, My sw. R +1 1 ,Q , 1 V i f i '-. , 7 - ing Q V if Craig London Alfred Loos 127

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Senior Spirit Shown 19 iry Michael Krupin was the car carrying the cheerleaders. Their work important part of the festival. Carol Kulie Another part of the parade that looked appealing at the games and on the floats made them an Gerald LaBelle Andy Larson Richard Lattimore Jeanne Lawton Anne Layton F' if 7 2 gy -.'f1',.E:. ..,,, 1 Carolyn Leahy Paul LeDuc Leslie Lee Andy Leitner Patricia Lilly

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Jane Lounsbury Gregory Ludington Si- ,fi J Pat Lytle Linda MacLake Diane MacLeod Richard Magyar John Markham Carol Maroudis Festival ueen Crowneaf Seniors at the Football Festival witnessed the monopoly of the award-winning by their compatriots. From among the Senior mem- bers of the Festival court, Penny Wise, Clara Zerbo, and Linda Ammerman, Linda was elected Festival Queen and presented with the traditional crown, roses and robe. The Festival's other award went to Senior 'lack Hoffman., as the donations supplied by his sup- porters were sufhcient to win him the Mr. Spartan title and trophy. l I L' .,, of f- Karen Malopolski Thomas Mann Sue Mantel Carol Marquardt Brian Martin Thomas Martin