Oak Park High School - Revoir Yearbook (Oak Park, MI)

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BAND AND ORCHESTRA First row, Left to Right: R. Barris, bassoon, L. Kleinsmith, oboe, L. Gould, flute, R. Litt. clarinet, D. Oppenheim, clarinet. I-Q Pelavin, clarinet, M. Levin, clarinet, H. Brown, clarinet. Second row: R. Sirotkin, bass clarinet, S. Seifer, saxaphone, L. Lieberman, alto saxaphone, J. Hareliclgtrumpet, A. Solomon. trumpet, J. jackson, trum- pet, UI. Z.ipser, trumpet. Third row: L. Green, drums, QI. Branden- burg, D. Silber, drums, E. Teckman, baritone, M. Short, baritone. Oak Pcrk's lu nl Orchestra I 4,1 44 1 f All is not Rock and Roll at Oal: Park High. The finer ele- ments of music are presented by the Band and Orchestra under the baton of Mr. Davie jackson. Of course, there may be iam sessions with Lewis Kleinsmith at the gloclcenspiel and Pinky playing trumpet. But all of this is a little off the beat. The very hard working band and orchestra presents at least one concert each year and plays at some P.T.S.A. functions. Plans for the future are to work harder and practice - practice - prac- tice. Perhaps, some day, a Marching Band' 4, i fb Last year's Christmas concert was a success. The group took more than one bow.

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Eighth Grade Choir Sounds Oli .Said 8th Grade Choir First row, Left to Right: C. Sikorski, H. Gross, A. Simon, S. Cooper, P. Waldrop, D. Grant, D. Yamshon, R. Coden, M. Bolene,'j. Raven, D. Yagoda, M. Weitzman, C. Gothelf, G. Belto, J. Golden. Second row: L. Fawcett, F. Chafetz, M.ASchuster, C. Dobbs, B. Dobbs, C. Delacoli, S. Ketai, D. Stewart, I.. Wolfe, M. Kennedy, M. Fox, R. Rich, K. Dega, V. Adrich, P. Malmsten, C. Grey. Third row: C . Steincamp, C. Dell, F. Albert, C. Kaufman, C. Cunningham, E. Greenblatt, S. Silber, j. Philburn, H. Goldstein, R. Fennell, F. Allen, N. MacLean, D. Passer- man, S. jones, M. Rosenberg, E. Grodsky. Fourth row: R. Altus, N. Kush, F. Fried, B. Langhau, K. Bratz, J. Castleman, B. Weisberg, S. Lebus, F. Ruby, F. Fryman, N. Rovner, P. Lefcourt, H. Katz, D. Yagoda, J. McPheeters, A. Emery Under the direction of Mr. Gamache, the eighth grade choir has blossomed into a fine musical representative of Oak Park High. Boys and girls who have the talent and the interest in music meet to sing not only for their own enjoyment, but also for the entertainment of others. This year's choir presented both Christ- mas and spring concerts. The Girls Ensemble visited Northville State Hospital where they sang for patients. Open Your mouths and hit that high note!

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The Working Girls On the job experience is an important requisite, espeically for those who wish to enter the business world as secretaries, stenographers, and office clerks. The Co-op program, supervised by Mrs. Roffey, places girls, who have attained good scho- lastic achievement in the commercial and business courses, into part-time jobs. These girls attend school during part of the day and attend work the rest of the day. Aside from a monetary viewpoint, the experience and opportunity to apply school learning is invaluable. LIBRARY STAFF Seated, left to right: J. Rosen S. Cahn G. Rice M. Cohen C. Slafkin E . Lovinger Standing, left to right: F. Gostyla, C. Shulman, R. Holzman Mrs. Katz D. Silber J. Gothelf E. Krause 74 Co-Op Left to right: E. Aldrich S. Bernstein E. Horowitz A. Eder Mrs. Roffey G. Steincamp G. Rice, S. Levin M. Cohen The Book-Eez! Also listed among the service groups of Oak Park High are the Library Staff members. This group aids librarian, Mrs. B. Katz, in checking books in and out, sorting, and arranging books. In order to do their work efficiently, each staff member must learn the library system for the classification of books. All this adds to other students' ease in find- ing the books they want.