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

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In the Business Office, more than any other place, you can get a glimpse of the future of the school, as well as its present. Here are the blue¬ prints and designs which show the developments that are being planned to make the school plant more effective and more attractive. Mr. G. Alvin Wilson, Assistant Superintendent, Business Administration, has charge of building contracts, purchasing for the plant, and main- tainance in the building. Helping Mr. Wilson in this management is Miss Dorothy Babcock, As¬ sistant in Business Administration. Mr. G. Alvin Wilson The Business Office Miss Babcock makes a note of it. Mr. Wilson reads over a letter. [12]

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Mr. Fritzemeier Mr. Cady Mr. Fuog Mr. Seymour Our Deans To guide the students through Oak Park and River Forest High School we have eight deans, one for boys and one for girls in each of the four classes. Miss Pring and Mr. Seymour welcome all of the Freshmen and work and plan to get each started on the right foot. Miss Ball and Mr. Fuog prepare the Sopho¬ mores for their roll as upper¬ classmen through conferences and careful guidance. The Junior Deans, Miss Griswold and Mr. Cady, conduct a series of place¬ ment tests designed to help the Juniors evaluate their aptitudes and plan more successfully for the future. Then in the fourth year Miss Horner and Mr. Fritzemeier, give advice and recommendations to Seniors about their college and vocational plans. Mr. Sohne works with students from all classes and has charge of the Placement Bu¬ reau that finds work for many. Through their four years in high school all students are in contact with a dean who will help to an¬ swer any guestions that arise and give advice about any problem. Mr. Sohne [ ] Miss Horner M iss Griswold Dr. Pring 4

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Helen Alberiz Edna Atkinson Dorothy Babcock Marie Batelli Olga Diekelman Ella Engel Helen Gardner Frances Hels Marlene Miene Elizabeth Mull Helen Nickelson Janet Olin Helen Rasmussen Grace Schlesinger Alice E. Smith Bess Wilmarth Warren Weishaar The complicated business involved in a school of this size is man¬ aged from the Business Office under the direction of Mr. Wilson. Miss Atkinson is School Accountant. Mrs. Diekelman directs the activities in the bookstore, and Miss Olin manages the cafeteria. In room 52 Mrs. Wilmarth, the high school nurse, helps keep up standards of health. In the offices and at the switchboard, secretaries work with the faculty in handling the records and business of the school. The front office is the first stop of the day.