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

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ir new 1' Editor . . Photographers Features . . Class Pages . Art . . Sports . Roll Call . Advertising . Publicity . Faculty . Typists . Cover . 0K Dorothy Grissom Alan Campbell, Wade Porter, Mike Lepere, Bob Broomfield Jim Reynolds, Don Shannon, Barbara Martin, Mo- netta Becker, June McAuley, Dorothy Hyde Don Shannon, Florence Pugh, Ethel Reynolds, Jim Reynolds Jane Bradshaw, Don Campbell, Barbara Harring- ton, Bob Kanauer Mike Lepere, Shirley Wing, Barbara Ellis Shirley Culver, Jim Kilgore, Betty Elliott, Mary Herndon, Florence Pugh, Mary Belle Evans Pat Tyler, Mary White, Charis Duthe, Margaret Saylor, Jeanne Ketcham, Dorothy Leitch, Jim Burtraw, Phil Roger, Pat Sheppard Dona Marvin, Joyce Pedroes, Don Campbell Mr. Cook, Miss Kingan, Miss Cowan, Mrs. Bohlen Mary Belle Evans, Marcia McGuire Carolyn King W ,

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sw li' J , 'ivwsisms .ni was 31. ,tb ...M ,Q g.. t ...,.., . y it 1 if K. To the rountrivs of today, fighting for their very vxistvnrv against growl and aggression, the symbol of V for Victory moans a dream of free- llom anll libarty. To us, the January 1942 graduating class, that symbol means this, and something vlsv lwsiflvs. ll means four years of 74 victorious avromplislznwnl in high svhool and a basis for going out into the worlfl to nlalw our iflvals anal our plans rome truv. Tha' 'virtory in this worlfl toflay has not boon lll'l'0lHlIliSIIPll, but Path of us van truthfully say that our V for Vic'- tory is for a vivlory painstakingly anfl fully won. ,Q in frlw-.2 x XE., Q W www- . .

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ATE It seems that interest in this school's Student Senate is at a new high this sem- ester. Since the election of the two boys and one girl, in the persons of Orin Ahl- strom, Allan Ash, and Barbara Wheatly, to successfully fill the office of presi- dent of this body, to the giving of an equally successful dance, o11e would gather that this body, seating boys and girls representing the various home- rooms, has been extremely busy and busiuesslike. ak Aside from the undertaking of the dance-a Hallowe'en party Cto keep rest- less residents of the school amusedj- these young people have met at frequent times to discuss and decide matters of importance and interest to their school and students. if Among the problems studied were such things as abolishing the eighth hour, a possible pre-Thanksgiving Game celebration, and student activity tickets. This gives you an idea of the type of subjects which the body capably under- took. They are assisted and counseled by Mr. Albert Bowles. It is also added that it is such bodies as these that give young people a clearer insight into the true meaning of democracy.