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

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I 44 .55 if ' Myrtle Buckley fsec.J Patience and cooperation were needed to bridge out numerous meetings, as Mr. Formsma and Arlene Patruski Csec.J student-administration communication through- Carl DeBaIdo were quick to realize. Confrontations Reveal an Complications Superintendent Rolland Upton emphatically explained the sch0ol's position during a public Board of Ed meeting. I6 Administration Q55 ., 1 ,713 . . you mean, no more sports? Now wait a minute as 'k ,,' I 4. Political clubs? SDS, Breakthrough, all sorts of'ac- ,tivists will start coming in! k Viifiifldff-Controversy and political involvement confronted S students who discovered the source of control WJ . 1... ,V,, ,,',' f t , ' - A 'gli , ihools - the administration. They learned that , , . ,.,, il T - ' . ' l s ,dgrfivff 'git get , , ' 3 Y. members. .. ' V gpation in the decisions which concemed them mean 3co-operation with all members of the administra- tive hlerarchy from secr to Board of Education public meetings of thelBoard of Ed and in pre- interviews, students presented their viewpoint, their endeavors by Dr. Paul Johnson and Dr. Friedrichs. Spartans also worked closely with Principal -Jay Formsma . fe ,Mr. iAnthony Aquino and Mr. Sy LeVine assisted and vvorkediwith students in curriculum development and testing analysis. While Mr. LeVine did double duty as specialist for instruction and temporary assistant princi- pal, Mr. Aquino kept track of the numerous standardized tests students took. f iiff'