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

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FRESH START J reshman year is usually one of lack of involvement but not for last year's Freshman Class Council members. Each Friday morning meeting was attended by about 60 mem- bers. The council was involved all year in different activities. ln December the fresh- men worked with the senior class selling buttons for the Colombian Relief Fund. .At Christmas time they went caroling at West Suburban Hospital. They also sponsored a sports award night in l anuary, held a bake sale, sold frozen pizzas and had a car wash on the day of Prom. lames Grandt Heather Gray Rona Green Paul Greene Michael Grigg Odle Grimes Paul Grunkowski Patricia Guerrero Audrey Gunn Mano Gutierrez Gregory Guy Ramon Guyton Lluba Halicki Kathleen Hall Elizabeth Hamilton Michael Hamilton Phillip Hammer Barbara Hank Yolanda Hansbrouqh Christopher Hanson Kasie Harlan lames Harper Erika Harris loy Harrison Margaret Hart Eve Hartmann David Hatcher Ashton Hawley Phonixiou Heard Leyla Hedayat lenniter Heezen Teresa Heezen Christopher Hegarty Laura Hall Eric Hellman loseph Henry Christina Hernandez David Hirsch luddson Hlte Klem Ho Kevin Hodgson Wendy Hoenisch N Rena Hoisington leftery Holt Samuel Hoover William Horvath Thieu Houng Ted Houston 264 FCC was much more accountable according to advisor Mr. lim Goodfellow ul wanted them to be able to work toge er and make group decisions and to lee more assertive behavior, he said. Pre dent lenny Clapton thought the ye went great and thought part of the re son was because attendance was up. Clapton also thought the council spa sored a lot more activities and just did a more. Vice President Steve G'Conn agreed and thought they had a good ye and despite the slow start, everythii went well. Sarah Whe Freshman Class Council, Front Row: C. L son, L. Halicki, l. Vaccaro, M, Pollard, P. Green Maroney, K. Meyers, G. Wilken. Row 2: l, Clayti A. Lee, L. Radford, A. Sayeed, H. Smith, P, Allal: tro, E. Barnard, E. Riley, Row 3: M. Winikates, Grandt, A. Williams, M. Mace, S, Schmelling, Morrison, l. Clark, E. Neufeld. Back Row: S. S. O'Conner, A. Pedote, S. Ashley, L. Heil, H. Gray M. Krzysiek, E. Bailey, Mr. Goodfellow, if f -151 Je-f . J

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PARK NI or almost all freshmen at OPRF, the first day of school tended to be a most stressful one. For fresh- Thyra Landownne, the first few days OPRF were more difficult and anxiety roducing than for the average freshman. native German, Thyra moved to Oak ark with her family in August of '85 She not just a freshman at OPRF, but a in America. IIA IYIUNICI-t Thyra was from a small town outside of Munich, Germany. ln the Waldorf school, which she attended in Germany, students remained with one group of people the whole day. Thyra missed this grouping because she felt she was better able to get to know her whole class. You get to learn more of what a person is like, Thyra said, if he is in all your classes. Another difference between Germany ka it and America was the driving age. l'm so happy l will get my driver's license two years before my friends, Thyra said, She said that there were strict rules about get- ting a driver's license in Germany. Dri- ver's Ed, was not offered through the school. Thyra played the violin in OPRF's or- chestra. The orchestra at OPRF was simi- lar to the one in which Thyra played in Germany. Thyra said that she played the violin differently, depending on her mood. 'll make something out of the music if l'm playing in a good mood, Thyra said. She added that if one knew her, he would be able to tell if she was in good or bad mood by the music she played. When the Landownnes first moved to Oak Park, the people were very friendly. Thyra noticed that in Germany, people were more 'lcurious to know about peo- ple rather than to have their friendships. ln Oak Park, Everybody's friendly, Thyra said. I feel very comfortable here. -Caroline Waldron One of the things Thyra was able to enjoy in her hometown of Munich, as well as in Oak Park, was playing the violin. Thyra practices during one of Oak Park's orchestra rehearsals. Tasha Ford Karl Fogel George Fox Lenore Fox Roger Frank lames Franklin Marlise Fratinardo Adam Fried Kenneth Fries Teri Fritsma Eric Frye Iill Winski lames Gardiner Adrian Garner Ann Gaida Sabrina Galkiewicz Sarah Gamble Eric Gantt Celeste Gasiorowski Kimberly Genovese lell Giandonato lessica Gibbins David Gibson Robert Gilgore Dana Ginsberg Kim Ginter Heather Gipson Robert Glennie Mary Gley Stacie Gley Andrew Gloor Margaret Glorioso leftrey Goers Kathryn Goetze Cameron Gong Rodessa Goodum Theodore Gordon lason Gose iv-P Shawn Gould K Sharon Grainer -263

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