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

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1 ,, 1, w li 'f 430 Table of Contents Academics Athletics ........ .... Activities ...... ....... Seniors ....... ....... Juniors ......,... .....,. Sophomores ..... ....... Advertising Index ............ .,..... 1 K 10 52 78 104 160 186 204 221 Introduction 3 W3 f - 91

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Students Reach for New Facets of Life ,r 1 2 Introduction School. What's it all about? I t's realizing your goals and feeling disappointment when you fail to reach them. I t's learning to communicate with others on a mature basis. I t's discussing the value of grades or the philosophies of Nietzsche or the whys of Viet Nam. I t's having fun with others. I t's at least twelve years of your life. I tls an experience not to be forgotten. The individual spends his three years at Stevenson reach- ing for knowledge of himself and his fellow man. He reaches for fun, for friendship, for a chance to learn, to feel, and to act. He reaches out to find goals which will make his life worthwhile, as he begins to realize the multitude of conflicts which he will face during his life. The end product is a new individual and a more aware person, one who is ready to meet the challenge of life.

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fda ,. - f-K, .gif c .i ,sf I Down With Apath , Stevenson's Involved! Whatever school is, it is not a lone isolated build- ing. It is part of a community, which is part of a nation, which is part of the world. At Stevenson, students have not ignored the world outside of school. They demonstrated their concern as they followed the triumphant Tigers through the World Series, campaigned for Nixon, Humphrey, McCarthy, and Wallace during mock elections, and worked with teachers to create a minority group relations class. Students discovered the world around them and searched to understand their role in it. Through STEP, the Spartans learned of foreign customs while the Ambassador and conferences informed them of events happening in America. The Future Nurses Club was organized and joined the FTA and the Co-op program in expanding the individual's knowledge of the occupa- tion world. Students learned to face reality, and take on their responsibility as citizens of the world. fAbovej When the World Series came to Detroit, Stevenson's educational section was postponed while TV sets were turned on. fRightj KPhoto by Observerj November means elections and Stevenson went along, complete with campaign speeches, posters, and voting booths. 4 Introduction .,.i l.,.Q iii. If , HW ,gpm W e -it