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

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tuden 62 Community A Ctivities ABOVE: When the Board of Education was faced with the dijfculty of balancing the school budget, students came to meetings to voice their concerns. John Rathz and Justin Fishman explained to parents why moving some grades to half-days was the best solution to the prob- lem. BELOW: Another way students involved themselves witlz the schools was through Com- munity Service Program. Fred Clayton left Stevenson a few hours each week to tutor ele- mentary students from Cass.

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M' Not quite Certain about the new proposal from the vandalism Committee, Berlo DiStefano listens to the details as Chairman Jim Brieske explains. JSM .N imabim A iwwmw' it i Concerned about Senate's treasury, Mr. Massey stands in the usual disarray of a meeting. i X Senate 61

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Rall to Board ffices, Concerned about the necessity for a well-balanced curricu- lum, Steve Cunningham spoke before the emotional audience. .L ff, ,M xtm.. Elementary Schools Action and involvement took place not only inside Stevenson, but within the surrounding community as well. Stevensonites expressed their concerns on half-days, political clubs, and the cook's and custodianis strike to the Board of Education and school administrators. LINC, Livonia Inter Council, composed of students from all four high schools, met each week. Their main projects con- sisted of attempts to place a student on the Board, re- vise the Guidelines for Expression, initiate an Open Campus, reduce student prices at area theatres, and alter the final exam system in Livonia. ' ABOVE: Karen Pierce and Mark Cohen represented Stevenson at LINC l11!'0ffl1tQ.Y with BELOW: Randy Rosen and Russ Isaacs every Monday. Community Activities 63