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

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nvfmmt. , With a full weekend ahead of her, Donna Springer finished her last problems sixth hour Friday. Library ls Haven of Frustrations, Solutions The students at Stevenson were faced with countless prob- lems that were readily provided by their teachers during the course of the year. When these problems were not so easily solved, the students resorted to the library for the answers. 'W Although some students used the library on a steady basis when working on term papers, most students found themselves combing the shelves and files in a frantic effort to find last minute vital information. In these desperate times, the services of the aides and librarians were greatly appreciated as they provided ' t ' f t' ' f . D . ' instan in orma ion on everything rom drugs to Shakespeare v Catherine Bosker Margaret Bronson June Clinton Patricia Sharp 22 Library

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tudent Concern Erupts ver Custodial trike They say you never really appreciate someone until they're gone. This was all too true for students and staff of Stevenson when the cooks and custodians suddenly disappeared from their posts and went on strike. Suddenly, halls that were usually clean looked as though the annual locker clean-out day had arrived. Swimming classes were suspended for lack of personnel to clean the pool. Floors that were formerly spotless and polished were hidden under a weekis accumulation of dirt. The two remaining custodians found it dithcult to keep the building open, much less to keep it clean. With the disappearance off the cooks from the school's kitchen came the appearance of lunches from mother's kitchen. Students who normally complained about the cafeteria food began to long for a warm lunch or a carton of milk. Fortunately for all, the strike only lasted a week. LE r': 'i x

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Psi? , .ei X li '19 'sv-Q ' 544 M25 4,- W. K' Ann Varley's ....J h-.,, ABOVE: Reading a comic book relieved the tensions '. S.0.S. was answered by student aides Marilynifasiclz' and Grace Ann Chrzan. panied schoolwork for Shaun Burrell and Diane Davis, while LEFT: relief in the form of index cards came to Sue Prirneau. that accom- Library 23