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

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It was a wide awake audience that greeted eight sleepy-eyed girls' version of Little Lamb . Lend Harmony to Girls Choral Groups Matt Staherski displayed his varied skills on the tricycle. Christmas Concerts, Spring Concerts, as well as programs put on in the area's churches, and other schools made it an exciting year for the Girls Chorus and Girls Glee Club. Often singing as a combined group under the direction of Mr. Everson, the musical sounds they produced were exciting both to the appreciative audiences and the girls themselves. Many girls from the Chorus and Glee Club as well as students from every area of the music department became involved in the annual Var- iety Show. Acts ranged from modern dance to barber shop quartets to cornflake commercials. John Lazar served as Master of Ceremonies, adding his humor to complete an evening of pure fun for audiences and participants alike. T. Q .,.. 4 I g Q c , ef W 6 it iz ' i K ' ff- I E Q C - b .i v b h I . is Q K- 2 kggz l Q , g E' 7 f , is K H i 1 il l 1 Q I il , ' , P El' C 1 s . 6 f 6 if s i . g.,.,. 'f'. M ' , f if P t i ' ' a a i 1. ' z ,,,. ' ' . I X L ix f if. K.. In i E is if ' rf C , A- i - ii' g L Girls Glee Club fFront Rowj Diane Bourdas, Lee Ann Woods, Sue Palmer, Candy Lobb, Gayle Moore, Luanne Kulling, Sandy Kazarian, Mary Jo Rigelsky, Dawn Wilson, Chris Jablonski, Kathy Dembowski, Lana Lewyckyj. K Sec- ond Rowj Loretta Dobbinns, Charlene Trestain, Debbie Wilkinson, Linda Dawson, Beth Kemp, Connie Hoppe, Joan Hanlan, Debbie Fiscelli, Tina Orvosh, Ann Varley, Sharon Frey, Diane Cramb, Sandy Hedge. KBack Rowj Linda Formsma, Kathy Gadsby, Charlotte Scoggins, Sheryl Shaffer, Leslie Mogell, Connie Newth, Adrianne Cedar, Nancy Shephard, Jane Becker, Diane Bowie, Lynn Mel- drum, Rose Jenkins. Academics 41

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42 Academics Casting in Film, Metal lntrigue Art Dept. Stop! You'll cut her feet off! Such cries were common in the photo lab, the art department's newest addition. Its success at Stevenson caused the course to be approved for credit by the Board of Education while established classes such as painting, sculpture, and crafts were given a new twist by modular scheduling. The advanced art class sampled everything from metal casting to making their own three minute films. Through all of it, Mr. Kenneth Rose slipped unobtrusively,unifying the many projects to form an actively creative department. Ph Dave Endicott's interest and scandulous expression raised doubts as to the subject matter of his film. fAbovej Was it a mad scientist hard at work on his time machine? No, just Barry Casebere and his faith- ful enlarger, slaving in the photo lab. IBelowj Julie Clinton was hard put to keep her hair out of her work and still have a free hand for her brush.