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

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Social Studies Required courses in social studies (including a year of U.S. history and one-half year of govern¬ ment keep ten social studies teachers busy all year. In addition to history and government, courses in psychology and current geography remain popular electives. Mr. Nickels (left) is noted for his energetic presenta¬ tions. Mr. Ed Baugh (below) is more relaxed. Students in government class review for a test on Constitution (be¬ low). 165

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Library Stevenson ' s instructional materials center - a fancy name for library - serves to support the courses offered at SHS. It is also a place for reading for fun, for studying, and for working on career projects in the career information cen¬ ter. The library also supplies the school with audio visual equipment and lots of moral support , according to one teacher. Students use the library to work on research projects . . . including the famous paper needed for rhetoric class. The library opens before school and after school and during lunch. Often, IMC director Ivan Kemp has extra hours during the end of the semester so students can finish reports. Librarian Margaret Bronson (far left) with Kevin Lech. Mrs. Pat Sharp (far lower left) helps Angelo Mauti. Lisa Gibson, Mary Lynch and Debbie He- lenzic use library to complete reports (top cen¬ ter). John Brannon and friends use career center books. Robert Myers checks Reader ' s Guide for sources (center bottom). IMC director Ivan Kemp (center left) works to keep TV equipment in good shape. Mrs. Gwen Strong helps Amy Tedrick with MOIS terminal, a career information system op¬ eration by the state (below). 167