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

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Strobe lights and shadows combined to dramatize the awesome performance forces in the art department's light show of Chris Altese and John Lazar. Heroic stoicism was displayed by Connie a bit of constructive criticism over Gorton as Mr. Kenneth Rose indulged in sculpture piece. is her Donald Qualkenbush Judy Nagle Sharon Bandy Academics 43

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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.

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l-lomemakers of the Future Develop Skills That recipe called for one cup of flour, not three! That was the way the cookie crumbled in the home economics department. Despite occasional disappointments, the girls involved enjoyed the program very much. This was the first year the homemaking classes have had their own text books. This helped the girls very much with their independent study time, since they didnlt have to rely on class copies. The new text included more than just sewing and cooking. Units on child care, consumer education, hous- ing, and family living were also studied. D...- Spending every minute of her free time in the sewing lab, Rachel Aretz completed her first sewing project of the year. 44 Academics Nancy McMahon and Linda Hebda discovered that washing dishes was all a part of horne- making.