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

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Russel Nereid G re p- Mary H ope V larry Kinert ' ' Florence Magowan Blanche Oxborrow Allen Pr ice A. W. Roehm HeterTSFaTer worldly in scope and cover at least a seg¬ ment of the growth and development of mankind from the beginning of time. Although the Social Studies classes are a part of the History Department, they form a separate branch. The courses in Sociology, Social Problems, and Community Civics are elected by those students interested in the study of human relations. Classwork includes discussion of social, marital, community, and other problems that are of concern to teen-agers. Past and Present dduents

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1 ■ The History Department offers a number nois state government, and local govern- of courses in both early and modern his- ment is made in order to familiarize the tory. Credit in American History and in students with the governmental procedures either Early European or World History is in this land. The rest of the course is de- required for graduation. voted to a study of the growth of our In the American History course an exten- country, sive study of the federal government, llli- The other history courses are more

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Helen Geller, Head Farrand Baker Rita McGuane 4 Dorothy Miller Helen Baker Eva Princ Dorothy Barber Velma Ball James Siler llse Rosenhainer David Berg Ohe 5 oreian Ct eign c anguage epurtmen t darings Other ures . O O Members of Mr. Baker ' s first-year Latin class decline like old Romans!