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

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Margaret Bennett Rosemarie Breckoff i t rr: L e,.r iel 1 e-Y ' June Freydl Lois Heist French appeared to have a dreainy appeal for Holly Anthony, unless of course she had something else on her mind. 30 Academics L. 4 W. - ,

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Amid the coming and going of the con- figure who knew what she was doingg fused masses, there was one stationary Mrs. Beatrice Kuhl, resource assistant. Ellen Hawley and Randy Rosen were a captive audience to Such discussions allowed students to verbalize their feelings Mr. Steven Smith's theories in their U. S. History seminar. and evaluate the contents of their lectures. William Maleske Nancy Marsischky Dean Schutz Dennis Sparks L90 Zifk0 Academics 29 Aim, l.

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Peace Maintained Despite Multi-Linguistics The department gained a new assistant, Mrs. Marjorie Conrad, as the lab opened for independent study. An outgoing French student bumped into an incoming German student in the language lab door- way. An international disaster? Perhaps, if it had taken place on the French-German border, but not in the halls of Stevenson, where students generally got along no matter what the language spoken. Latin students were even known to help Spanish students devour the contents of their pinatas with- out a word of complaint, while all four groups man- aged to co-exist in peaceful harmony within the walls of the foreign language lab. K Above 2 Department chairman Mr. David Groen cheerfully shared' his knowledge of the French language with his students. fLeftj Work, work, work. Jolyn Hildebrand got much of hers done in independent study in the language lab. 36 madmtte lDl'e-ZW CWQ lu me Q.oMCitutQS P03 is lvctvtgods. E Elm eosetulitettlei. 1 Ll MESH C X lemma V1.6 mj WL ,, Academics 31 , rj xiii! If H -M ,.,,,, . -.. ,L .