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

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Dr. Lund Comes To Our School . . Dr. KenneTh W. Lund. The Oak Park and River ForesT l-ligh School is impressive in The sinceriTy and devo- Tion oT iTs TaculTy and sTudenTs To The cause oT learning. There is a pride in accom- plishmenT and a deep convicTion abou+ The imporTance oT using opporTuniTies wisely. This is a heriTage ThaT has been developed Through The eTTorTs oT parenTs, Teachers, and sTudenTs working TogeTher. Even Though There is a high level oT accomplishmenT on The parT oT our sTudenTs, There is sTill evidence oT much enioymenT and good humor. FrequenT amusing incidenTs conTribuTe To The Tun oT being TogeTher. and daily conTacTs in The -classroom give prooT oT The deep undersTanding and appreciaTion 'beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy. 'Numerous acTiviTies reTlecT The enThusiasm oT our young people, Tor The calendar is crowded wiTh plays, clubs, musical programs, and aThleTic evenTs which oTFer opporTuniTies To all Tor parTicipaTion and specTaTor eni,oymenT. ln This respecT our school serves The needs oT young people and provides an eTTecTive aTmosphere Tor living and growing TogeTher. This has been a year oT new experiences Tor me, buT one l have enioyed To The uTmosT. Working closely wiTh new people whom I have come To know and appreciaTe, l look Torward To widening and deepening many Triendships in The years ahead. i do . mi T

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lvlr. George Seymour As Ed'i+ors -of Tabula for I958 Cliuclc Allen Ann Bird Paul Cady Janice Coffey Florence Coleman Wall' Crowley Pal Dieierle lvlargi Harris Clwuclc Lofgren wi Jean lvlarllwews Jonnie McCracken Bill Nollw Sarah Pilgrim lvlilce Tye Belly Seniclca Jim Viberl Clark Williams

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. As Our SuperinTendenT Dr. KenneTh W. Lund, chieT adminis- TraTor oT our school, is a man OT wide educaTional experience. l-le has TaughT maThemaTics, Naval Science and Tac- Tics, and Secondary School Organiza- Tion and AdminisTraTion aT several high schools and colleges here in This area. ln l952 Dr. Lund was appoinTed To The direcTorship oT The Bureau oT Child STudy in The Chicago Public Schools, and he became DirecTor oT Pupil Guid- ance in l954. BeTore he came here, Dr. Lund was The FirsT AdrminisTraTive As- sisTanT To The General SuperinTendenT oT The Chicago Public Schools. Many proTessional associaTions, in- cluding The American AssociaTion oT School AdminisTraTors, The American Personnel and Guidance AssociaTion, and The American Psychological Asso- ciaTion, have his name on Their mem- bership lisTs. Church and Tamily play imporTanT roles in Dr. Lund's liTe. l-le and Mrs. Lund have Tour children, all oT whom are OT school age. The Lunds are acTive in Tlhe UniTed l.uTheran Church oT Oak Par . We, The sTudenTs, are proud To have such a man as The superinTendenT oT our school. lT is a pleasure Tor us To hear him speak, To see him in The halls aT school, and To lcnow ThaT he's behind us all The wayl ll9l Dr. Lund's TirsT day. Dr. Lund signs some papers