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

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As evidence of hard work on the part of club members, painted signs within the building urged team and school spirit on to new highs. CLE? :kill 11 Though it looked slightly psychedelic, Pat Dale, Mike Regulski, and Paul Ray were really painting Beat Walled Lake' signs. 100 Activities

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HP ite--if-f .Www n K ' ' Mm, . ala? ' I Q. V17 ,., 'Vw ' wi .A iw ..,fw-wif' Representing STEP in the Homecoming parade gave Chalo Puente, Angie Reinhardt, and Chito Silca a chance to wave at their friends- Valentine Dance, Six-Year-Glds, Boys Add ' Taking it easy on STEP Bermuda Day, Hetty Waskin proved to Kathy Greene and Debbie Kiefer that her answer was right. To Club Activities Friends and lovers alike were in attendance at the first annual Valentine Dance sponsored by STEP. It was organized by club officers Hetty Waskin, Kathy Greene, and Debra Basset. Money raised at this dance and other STEP activities helped bring foreign exchange students to SHS. Another club concerned with students was the FTA. Tutoring young children at Cass Elementary School was one of their new activities. The Future Teachers also gave a Christmas party for inner city children. Even Santa Claus was there. While FTA members studied teaching, the Modern Dance Club learned to express themselves through dance. An amendment was added to the constitution allowing boys to join the club. With much success they danced at the annual swim show and put on a production of their own. Activities 99

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