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

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0 Bminesf Wmfld to Theory of Clamfoom 5 'P Tom Parker IOC Paschke i 3 Several students, including Richard Magyar, photographer, worked at the Board Office. Suzy Pearson Joe Pecorilli Larry Phipps I . Tom Hopkins worked as draftsman for Linquist Architects. - Dixie Pike Kris Paul Paul Pender 23 95 Curt Pickens Neil Pitts 135

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Cooperative Trainin Program Brin 5 Practicalit The cooperative training program at Stevenson was designed 'A to supplement the concepts learned in class with on-the-job experi- QlEiQi7ffx ence. This brings to the theory of the classroom a practicality of vm the business world. Another benefit for the students was the oppor- tunity to earn money as they gained valuable experience. The students worked closely with their advisors and employers in determining the areas in which they either excelled or needed additional work skills. By having such experience, students were able to attain a good picture of what their future jobs would be like. joe Pecorilli's drafting ability produced more than an exercise in skill. The actual application of the skills sharpened them. The skill of Bolo Newall as automotive mechanic was put to use at the Henderson Shell station. Robert O'Kronley , Larry Olesky Donna Ollar james Olsen Mark Palmieri Mary Pardy Diane Parker 134

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Operating the presses at the Board printing facilil ties was Richard Wurn's speciality. Linda Posnik Dawn Pownall 'erik i ii., -A.-fe. tat.. ,.-,. :,- , Daw 136 n Qualls Karen Quantz 0-op Students ecame Stephanie Carne was one of the several Stevenson students employed by the Consumer's Power Company. An important part of her work experience was centered around the many uses of the adding machine. Dan Price Ron Price Kay Pullen Cary Quint Stephen Rappaport Curt Reed