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

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Senioritis vertakes All SENIORITIS IS . . . trying to stay calm while waiting for your accept- ance . . . getting your acceptance and forgetting to finish your English . . . not resisting the temptation to skip government lecture, even when your graduation depends on it . . . taking some books home to watch T.V. with you . . . not listening to frustrated teachers remind you that school is not over yet . . . telling your mom you do your homework during your free time, the aide that you finished it at home, and com- plaining to your teacher that you didn't have time . . . have friends over to study and ending up at Big Boy's . . . not hearing the 8:45 bell . . . hearing the 2:30 bell at 2:27 . . . going to hockey practice Monday night, swimming Tuesday night, play practice Wednesday night, Photo Club Thursday night, a basketball game Friday, and having fun over the weekend . . . getting an NAv the first six weeks so you don't have to worry the rest of the semester . . . crying on graduation day even though you've waited for it all year. Gary Stark Gary Stark Michael Steggles Donna Stephens Marsha Stephens Pat Stephens lf- '-n -4.1,- was-fix' ff m NW' W . . w' - . f S 2 1 if 'fa ,Pat Stevens Pamela Stewart Randy Stewart 112 Once seniorilis had hit, Linda Hatfield found it hard I0 walk by the television. Senioritis I 79 f

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-Z will 'Nw N my 5 , tk . LW M Q ,Mw..,,,, , W, M , W , we , No more teachers, no more books . . . the elementary school bell rang, Sharen DeLisle, Don Boren and Karen DeLisle found emotion returned to many students every day al 2:30. Once the it did not take long to throw a coat on and head home. Ronald Smith Sandra Snyder Keith Sprague I 78 Senioritis William Smith Mike Smykla ' f - !Ef5j,2 vEs1,'EIaweziiygxixv W i . f if 7is3?slStb?2p,!f5t 6 ,E 5 gg' 'X ' 1' t ,, if , 3 izfsf . Pam Soncrant Lynn Sorensen Cathie Spriggs Donna Springer J an Smykowski Tim Smyth Kirk Spencer Jim Spiewak t,,t t o .tt., 5 ttet t , fte ' L A sv ' - ff, f ilil l if 1, , V? ' if A W L . Linda St. Amour Michael Stanchina

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If expressions could be lzeard, it would be evident that Rose Jenkins, Randy Morrell and Leslie Condon were preparing a very appealing rape for prom publicity. Linda Stipcich David Stipe Nancy Stover Susan Strachan Early Start ls Key to Successful Senior Prom Making plans for the senior prom already? It's only Februarylv Although it did seem early when a call went out for students to work on the prom committee, exper- ience foretold that an early start was a necessity. The first task of the committee was to find a suitable building for the prom. Among the suggestions were the Detroit Masonic Temple and the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. After much study the Crystal Ballroom at the Masonic Temple was chosen and the Johnny Wallace Grchestra was contacted to supply the music for dancing. Prepara- tions were made for publicity, and the committee spent many hours making posters and tapes for morning an- nouncements. Bob Strong ..,.... ai:- i l 1 fy sm if Dave Strong Kathy Sutherland X G . Christine Szymanski Vicki Talaga 180 Senior Prom John Swanson Wk Marge Tamoor Debbie Taylor 5? .A Mike Swift Pat Swift Tom Templin