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

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aqua K'--..... ,Na- +-,,, ,n Creating a single flower was an easy task for Rose Jenkins. But it took many juniors, each working on several flowers, to build the huge float. .,ff ', N .wry . X .. f ct 3 fa xv! s Q. . 5 - 5 ' as fa ,L ,, Wh. F, rn. W 'Y ' . . 1 ..- ,J Q I fi f V, A C K . V V , -1 Z .4 ,M Q 1 ,P A. v n filrxzv 'eff V aznvl, I 4 ,g,4 I-211' ' H41 u an ,qu . i Q W fi 9 2 A . , 'R .- -Lt-Db , X .. -Q-s...ff' BR. -. .1 'W M x if y,, as af A As time moves on, so moves the juniors. However, time seemed to stand still for Kathi King and Cindy Reno while they paraded before the crowd as the juniors, homecoming court. Mfx, sfsffzi kg' W Y Q V fo-7,734 4' , - l 'Q '5 l 1 . Q i i, , . jig Q ft f . vl ? Xflg 1, if . .a ' -qzfka John Diegel Debbie Diemer Denise Dillon Dennis Dismachek Katie Dixon Dave Doby Mariellen Doig Tom Donaldson James Dougans Anita Dougherty Patricia Doughty Donna Dove Jack Dowd Colleen Doyle Debra Driscoll Linda Dupont Stanley Dyl Chuck Easton Nancy Eggers Christina Eidt Pete Elliott Pat Ellison Sue Ellsworth Bettie Elwell John Ennis John Erickson Pamela Errair Rodney Everage Juniors 167

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Sue Comai Leslie Condon Sharon Cotter Barbara Craft Dianne Cramb Sheryl Crandall Roy Criado Sylvia Criado Margaret Crocker Jim Crorn Sherry Cronk Gary Croskey Mary Culik Rob Currie Bill Custer Bob Davis Debbie Davis Alan Day Don Day Carol Deamud Carl De Baldo Tom Deme-ester Chris Desautel Denny Deschaine Charles Devlieger Don Dicks 166 Juniors Trophy jug Proves unior Spirit rl , K ' 1 ,ff 'Gy ' 'fr -fxlfrf ,QV ,14- th ' 1 If F I 5 l A' if M. x Q ,' 3 ' ' - ,'7,, r J., H i. 78 -. ?'f7g,9 ' 5 :I f MN if 5' 9 4, - 131 I ,, 9 f L - S ' 1 W - Although already in its fourth year of exis- tence, Stevenson chalked up many firsts. The foot- ball team went undefeated, won the championship, and was ranked tenth in the state. One of the most important of those games was the one against Waterford. That game marked the first home- coming for SHS graduates. Homecoming was a great success, especially for the juniors. Rusty Gregg became the first junior elected Mr. Spartan. Kathi King and Cindy Reno were also honored as the first junior homecoming court. Although the juniors did not take first place, their float ran a close second. The juniors won the spirit jug, however, proving their lasting enthu- siasm and determination. Bruce Mastny and Daryl Van Keuren exemplified spirit of juniors as they rode the Stevenson Express. i . we -7,3 ' 2 L -wi? rf .. ' we ll ' f lf' t s f, 1. i . 25 f 'i-vi T T T .ssi FWZ sf I 4 li 1 'Z if I l

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