Oak Park and River Forest High School - Tabula Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

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D-omt hy Ba bcock Edna Atkinson Olga Diekelman Ella Engel Dorothy Grandy Bess Wilmarth Helen Albertz Elsie Drechsler Helen Gardner Marilyn Hoogstra Elizabeth Mull Helen Nickelson asmussen chlesinger ! | udineM Miss Dorothy Grandy, Cafeteria Mana¬ ger, and Mrs. Bess Wilmarth, Nurse, work directly with Mr. Wilson on the programs relating to their departments. The people in the administrative, departmental, and business offices also play an important part in the effective administration of school policies. Mr. Wilson confers with Miss Babcock and Miss Atkinson.

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a ectnS Miss Pring, Mr. Fuog, Miss Horner, Mr. Seymour, Miss Ball, Mr. Fritzemeier, Miss Griswold, Mr. Sohne. Seniors—Mr. L. H. Fritzemeier, Miss Ruth Horner Juniors—Mr. H. Keith Cady, Miss Emada Griswold Sophomores—Mr. Russell Fuog, Miss Velma Ball Freshmen—Mr. George Seymour, Dr. Eva Pring Assistant to the Deans—Mr. John Sohne [ 12 ]

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John Gehlmann, Head Carroll Anderson Lydia Allen Lola Bane Helen Barclay Chris Bjerknes John Cain Elsie DeGroff K n c asdes Co oke. Goldie Dehl Kermit Dehl Jlie 2b. ] epurtment . The aim of the English Department in the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years is to provide training in language skills and to build an increasing appreciation of good literature. As credit for the Senior year, the student may make his choice from electives that include English Literature, English Read¬ ings, Creative Writing, Expository Writing, Journalism, Senior Comp osition, and Public Speaking. In addition to the regular course in English, the department has adopted a course of study for slower pupils and an accelerated program for well-gualified and carefully tested students who have the ability to cover more than the usual high school work. Mr. Anderson discusses a play with Mary Ann Arch, Mata Hilgeson, and Sue Staunton.