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

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Q34 3 fix in , The Music Department had further representation at the games with the appearance of the choir float. Exchange students Estella Villasenor and George Antoniotti rode in the S.T.E.P. car to give the parade a touch of the international. The cheerleaders' car was veritably overflowing Tanya Donikian fulfilled her with enthusiasm as they rolled by thelstands. last duty as the 1966 Queen. 56 The Juniors' floating football seemed to he some sort of charm as the team pulled out a 20-7 victory. T Pontiac T ortloernff The Girls' Athletic Association float supported the Spartan effort.

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Introduction 0 uture Sopbs to Stevenson old Pop Concert, the final result was the same: vivid memories of noise and music. One of the most important projects under- taken by the Student Senate was the intro- duction of next year's Sophomore Class to the building and procedures of Stevenson. Stu- dents from Bryant, Holmes, and Frost were taken on tours of the building to make the descriptions of Stevenson more meaningful. The transition from junior high to high school was thus made with fewer difhculties. A Rational and the emcee were contrasts in dress, but not in taste. The smoothly run combination of musical groups had its parallel in the workings of the three high schools to organize the program. Senior senator jim Button considered the possibility of showing the prospective Spartans the North Cafeteria. The Rationals were the show's biggest drawing card

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'dw' ,. fi., as 'Q a int 3, , 4 g' 4ifi .,...s,.,ss.d2 Yvonne Boneff, Dinaly Canfield, Denise Balla, and janet Thomas were the I.V. cheerleaders. Loss the Gain offpirited The Band float, a Spartan heating a drum, had its parallel in the Spartan team whipping Pontiac Northern. Spartan Team Studentr lvlike Gatteri was dwarfed hy the awesome charioteer of the Senior Class's float. The parade of floats at the Football Festival game found a great many organizations represented. From the class Hoats to those of the organizations and groups, hours of work were readily ap parent: Floats representing Stevenson Teen Exchange Program, the cheerleaders, the band, Girls Athletic Association, Choir, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors made an excellent half-time show. The half-time show lacked a potential prize-winner as the 'luniors lost a major part of their efforts to the pavement. The Sophomore float with its symbolic coffin foreshaalowed the slaughter of the Football Festival opponents. 57