Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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The library bulletin boards are appealing eye- catchers for students. The magazine workroom is the source of much valuable information for a student working on a term paper or current events. History anyone? There is not a social studies student in Oak Lawn that has not at one time depended on the wealth of information in this “Dedicated Co You’’ aor

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“Someone Co Watch Over Me”’ At O.L.C.H.S. any student can equip himself with the The facilities are here. The opportunites exist now. necessary knowledge and skills to be ready for the next The choices are yours. Let us help you to choose wisely. step in his preparation, whether educational or vocation- We are interested in your future. al. Excellent housing, equipment and materials, well- We hope you will find in O.L.C.H.S. what thousands trained guidance and counseling personnel, and excellent of Spartans before you have found — years of rich, teachers are provided to enable any student to develop satisfying, meaningful experiences and accomplishments. both physically and mentally to the extent of his ambition and ability. Achievements of former students attest to the available possibilities. B. E. Wetzel Perhaps the most essential part of our Golden Years at Oak Lawn is the faculty. It has been said that we are FA C U LT iy. what we learn from others. Every day each teacher at Oak Lawn offers a portion of his knowledge to each of his students. Perhaps Kahlil Gibran said it best: He does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but : 2 rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. MR. TRAUSCHT MRS. CAUL SOCIAL STUDIES ART