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

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bl P. T. S. A. Message To Graduates. Left to Right: Mrs. Zack, Mrs. Morningstar Mr. Hein, Mrs. Danhoffer, Mr. Shader, Mrs. Weingarden, Mrs. Gussin. Sitting, Left to Right: Mrs. Gothelf, Mr. Ben This message brings to you the good wishes from each of the members of the Parent- Teachers -Student-Association. We wish you the finest things in life and extend sin- cere congratulations on the occasion of your graduation. Your active participation in our association has greatly enriched adult experience in Parent Teacher work. We express deep pride in counting you among our team mates. P.T.S.A's were formed for the purpose of furthuring the objects of the P.T.A. on the high school level. We take this opportunity to particularly commend officers and committee members, those of you who assisted in the years' pro- gramming, members who participated in discussions at meetings, guests who attend- ed workshops and conventions. Also, the ones who worked so earnestly in our fund raising endeavors. You have proved not alone to our group but to the nation as well the effectiveness of including students in P.T.A. work. In this month of June 1957, we celebrate three very significant events: Honoring the First Graduating Class of the Oak Park High School, the celebration of the second birthday of the P.T.S.A., commemorating the sixtieth anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. May your contact with our organization provide for you the encouragement and leadership to carry on the projects and pro- grams of the largest volunteer agencyin the world. Mrs. Alexander S. Gothelf President, P.T.S.A. Oak Park High School Mrs. Gothelf gives honor to past president---Mrs. Hein. il ' '

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So that's how you detect diabetesf FUTURE TEACHERS With the expected influx of students, our schools will need more teachers. Supplying the demand will be most of these 13 girls who hope to make teaching their profession. Mr. Floyd Allen meets with the girls to discuss teaching technics and problems. Trips to Wayne State University to hear lectures and meetings with other groups, are telling the girls what they want to know about teaching. Recently the entire club was invited to an honorary teachers' society at the Berkley High School. By the time the girls graduate it is hoped that they will be well versed in the teaching profession. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Seated, Left to Right: P. Panusky, j. Sturgeon, Miss Bowman, Mrs. Burrell, Mrs. Burt, C. Taylor, B. Bush. Stahding, Left to Right: B. Silverman, C. Dubeck, L. Walters, J. Wasielewski, S. Zafron, R. Ross, S. Hareliclt. wr Q.- FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Seated, Left to Right: C. Kozlowski, M. MacDonald, Mr. Allen, J. Krause, B. Bush, Standing, Left to Right: C. Adler, M. Brodsky, D. Feinberg, R. Katz, J. Klut- stein. B. Pelavin, S. joseph, E. Schuster FUTURE CLARA BARTONS What's in your future? These girls know. Under the sponsorships of Miss Betty Bowman, Mrs. Mary Burt, and Mrs. Mary Burrell, school nurse, the eleven young misses are learning about their future occupations in the field of nursing. Experiments, lectures, and trips have comprised their year. Last year which, was the club's first, the group visited the Pontiac State Mental Hospital for the benefit of the girls who wish to go into psychiatric nursing.

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