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

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chool Publications Working on the school's publications was a labor of love and dedication. Deadline panics, administrative criticism, and lost layouts add- ed to the confusion, tears and laughter. Making a valiant effort to be awake and busy first hour, Mr. Doug Johnson's Journal- ism IV class diligently worked on the school paper. For second semester editors Al Hirvela and Glenn Murdock, the hours were often longer as they pored over articles ranging from sports activities to life in the Peace Corps. The soliciting of literary and artistic con- tributions from the students fell to Mr. Swift and the Spectrum staff. Hetty Waskin and her editors frequented the activity buses as they spent hours working after school. Anyone entering room 445 during sixth hour found himself in another world. Strange words like pica and layout were continually cropping up. Editor Donna Orrin and Mr. Geiger were seen constantly reassuring each other that this deadline would be met. ull' V tx W . W i j 1 .. A l Excedrin Headache 73445 struck advisor Mr. Keith Geiger as with the approaching deadline he saw his approaching doom , H ...W 4e-e , I 0 Q Q' '. ' 1.3 Nobody told Mary Culik that being Business over six layouts and .seven zillion captions in Manager of the Yearbook also meant slaving the ad section. Activities 103

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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

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Graduates Reach for Understanding 'Y