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

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ill 52 . Y A . E' V Ron Dzwonkowski confidently left his ap- pearances to Cathy Hawley, an experienced PU! Rita Fuqua i g x 5 4 if 2 S' Ron Gibson Norma Furkas Catherine Gilman xh Q' hand at make-up application, as he thought over his lines for I Remember Mamaf, Kathy Frysinger Jlfk Sandra Funderburk ,fav ,Abs Bill Gall Marleen Gay Linda Gazdecki ff f Gary Girard Judy Gittleman Chuck Glassmire Seniors 1 2

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Class of '69 Goes ll Cut for School Art Foor Mark Forcier Leslie Foreman Mark Forrest Pam Fortucci Kenneth Franklin The exchange students came, the victories were won, the Ambassador presses rolled, the shows went on, and the stu- dents were heard, all due to the ehforts and abilities of seniors who cared. Seniors took the lead in student government and made sure even controversial student demands were at least heard, if not acted upon. Many members of the class of '69 participated in important service organizations such as STEP and the hostess club, donating their diversified services to the school. Talented seniors entertained classmates in plays and concerts throughout the year. The literary publications depended on their upperclassmen members to get the in- formation and to meet the deadlines. In all forms of activities, senior participation led the way. at Q, 2 - ,Tiff -11523 3,6 - . e h e . . M eigs, is mn, 1 1, . ig 32 1 Far from the early days of Hupeone, down-twof' Mary Budd needed only an occasional glance at the director for instructions. Judi Franks Sabra Fredericksor Cathy Frey Sherrill Fritz William Fryer 120 Seniors

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Robin Glover Connie Gorton r Hopes for Homecoming Come True Margaret Godfrey Darryl Gott Carolyn Govan X V Ilene Goyer As the Spartan Seniors attended their first Stevenson Homecoming game, tense excitement and brilliant hopes filled the stands. These hopes were splendidly fulfilled. Sen- ior supporters had their hrst hope fulfilled at half-time, when their steamboat was announced as the number one float in the parade. But the thrill they felt at halftime was nothing com- pared to the happiness felt at the end of the game. When the Spartan football team emerged victorious, the seniors, first Homecoming game ended on a perfect note. S 'Qs The three glowing candidates for Homecoming Queen, Sally Vaughn, Chris Perou, and Debbie Piper, radiantly greeted elated spectators. Janet Goyer Carol Graham Dennis Graham Ellen Graham Diane Green 122 Seniors