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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Frustration, Determination Lead To Snip, snip, snip. No, first semester editors of the were not cutting out paper dolls. They were hard at Ambassador, Linda Orrin and Peggy Armbruster work doing paste-ups for the newspaper. Deciding whether or not an art piece would be accepted by John Swift, Janice Lahti, Dan Artt, Ron Dzwonkowski, Hetty Spectrum could be a difficult job, but David Endicott, Mr. Waskin and Randy Rosen pulled through smiling. 102 Activities