Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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1959 We started plans in cooperation with the American Field Service to bring a student from another country to O.L.C.H.S. 1960 Dierk Lindermann came to us, our first foreign student, from Germany. He brought a part of Germany not found in books or travel posters. 196] One of our students, Elaine Barry, traveled to Germany as an exchange student herself. She brought back a new viewpoint of people from different nations. 1962 We have our Bolivian, Alvaro Zumelzu, from the capital city of La Paz. He's the very best smiling and friendly ambassador his country could wish to send

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PEP eee F FOE EH HEELS | PEPER EEE ee revere ee e® gett e eteees COS ss eee Te ooh adedie! ee 649-04004-40 8 FOP CFR, , eer eee ONT Te. oe hed EERE EE EOS EE HE eg’ EEE REETEEEEPET HG GG aWF . bck e POET T ER EE EE ER EEE Se EEF reer aaa, ee : CFE REREEEEDE EEE EEO OEE Ee . a £9 OEE EPEEEE TEEPE FES G Gg EO TEED errr | Lakh | Lakai erro ae LL eeebel. tbe EEPERERTECED ED CEG FTO OO Hey ee, Cee ee 8 Ts eee MISS STUTZMAN, LIBRARIAN i | ssseasasesesesecetessesmmetecees PUTT. CL hd haat ; £64 ERE RED EOET OPO TS Pree eee. a ad + St $449 6 eS E ERE EEHE REDD Ee ee EET EET. ereeerrrr itt Tht tae eed Very often in an organization we see the situation in which the more efficiently a job is done the less recognition it receives. Such could be the case of our librarian, Miss Stutzman. For ten years Miss Stutzman has been running our O.L.C.H.S. library, a very important job considering that approximately 800 students use and depend upon library facilities daily. And she has done this complex job with quiet efficiency, always cheerfully willing to offer any assistance she can. So it is with enormous pleasure and a warm sincere thank-you that we dedicate the 1962 Shield to Miss Stutzman, for her ten Golden Years” of service to Oak Lawn Community High School. 14 . +. eee tag, ot + ys 2 hee Pe Pee. eae ¥ 9% % eae ee oe + st Pore fl “3