Oak Forest High School - Safari Yearbook (Oak Forest, IL)

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NGLI H DEPART E - O E OF TIME'S AGELESS CLASS CS MS. MARIA O'TOOLE, dept. Chair- MS. CI-IERYL WILLIAMS says Yes, Ihave man smiles as she tells her freshmen paper and no, you can't borrow it. about THE mythology test. R MR. TOM CONLEY HOPES tomorrow will be 9. better day. MS. MARILYN MENOZI says C'mon you guys, poetry isn't really that bad.

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Dear Students, This yearbook, our fourth since the school opened, represents a spirit which has grown throughout our short, but eventful history. The maturity and sophistication of the student body has MR' P-H- MCBAIN, our PfinCiPa1- also continually commendably grown and is re- MR. CHARLES ALBERTI, Assistant Principal. P Q flected in the contents and quality of this year- book. My compliments to the yearbook staff and their advisors. Our very first graduating class left us in june 1974 and we will miss them. They have left us with established and renowned tradition -- a chal- lenge for any and all future senior classes. I offer my very best wishes to each of the members of the Class of '74 for their future endeavors and my encouragement to the remaining classes in their role of leadership to strive for and gain further outstanding recognition for their class and their high school. Respectfully, P. H. Mc Bain rincipal Wgmw MR. TOBY HIGHTOWER, Associate Principal. MR. RIMANTAS GRAZULIS, Dean, lays down the law with students. 95

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MS. GINNY RICHARDS admires Kirk Douglas. -31.1919- in! . W 7-- I . MR. GLEN ANDERSON throws his words around. 'Zigi MS. MARIE O'CONNOR warns, If you want, to live till 1984, you had better pass Friday's exam. MS. JO LA MORTE, Do you think that last line was necessary? MR. BOB BURT admits, You've got a point there. You wrong, but you've got a point.