Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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llllll if if 1 'llll It was inevitable that someday a song would be written which was symbolic of our high esteem for the Royal Oak High School. To us such a song has been given by a rather quiet, unassuming, but alway industrious man. He was first a student in this school and later became a mem- ber of its faculty. He pursues his everyday course in a methodical manner, asking little, but giving much from the endless resources of his mind. We, who have had him as a teacher, have gained, not only a very fine instructor, but a man who is always willing to be our friend and counselor whenever needed. The January class of 1942 is therefore proud to dedicate its Oak to Robert Dunn. '5Q'0QDQxNoe'llf H . QX5 arwoe XF alla it -5 Aw ,A-79 sr IX ,ga g ,N at ,gift 9,00 -Msg f , ff avi , W' . 1594 1 if xwqglvfx ,492 ,X W' t 19592 Z YQSXQQ 9 ,, , I by 2596 2, -29'

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