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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

Revoir 0 1958 4 ,1- :nw .1 X 4 f 45. ','-In wh' ,, r I 0 0 Q . P24 0? Q' ss sn 1 .,,,, If :-'Ny' vv g - , Q IW fy R 'HI L 1 . S D e-,.. '.,'. 'tu , v'f ': ,,,,, -. All - 5.-. V f,-....,g -- . Mr- . 'n-'r W' Dedication , lfhw' 2..4.L K, We, the graduating class of 1958, are proud and thankful to have had the opportimity of spending our senior year in the beautifully completed Oak Park High School. Therefore we dedicate this issue of the 15522-r to the senior classes of the future in sincere hope that they will take the fullest advantage of all that is offered them. Marcia Morris Editor in Chief do W ,uia , L14 Table of Contents Faculty Page 5 Sen1ors Page 25 Act1v1t1es and Page 61 Classes Page 15 Sports Page 45 Clubs Advert1s1ng Page 85 4 ily Faculty Many free hours are spent by the high school teachers 1n the casual and relaxing atmosphere of the new teach ers' lounge if ,V pi , .? l 7, I :Z ' ff f s f 2 LZ , ' V: ' :VA4 .Q . DR JAMES N PEPPER Super1ntendent of Schools Last year a f1ne precedent was set w1th the publ1cat1on of the flrst Revoxr We congratulate the 1958 graduatmg class and the yearbook staif for the very cred1tab1e manner U1 Wh1Ch they contlnue thlS excellent new trad1t1on Thls has been one of the most lmportant years thus far UI the short hlstory of the Oak Park Hlgh School. Our f1ne new bu1ldmg fac1l1t1es were completed. The Oak Park Hlgh School IS rapmdly gauung an excellent reputatxon for 1ts good students, teachers, and admxnxstrators. We are especially proud of the academxc achlevements and c1t1zensh1p of our students. The Senxor Class of 1958 IS to be congratulated for the contrlbutlons of 1ts members toward these f1ne accomphshments SINCERELY, JAMES N. PEPPER 6 , E . '72 I 1 3. W fmfartg-V14 f P - -M-.L Prix . . . . . nv .mv Mr E P I-Iarkins, Prmclpal Congratulatlons to the staff of the Revolr for a very fine book As the years pass on, and one glances through it and re llves some of the pleasant moments spent at Oak Park Hlgh School, the yearbook will be valued more Many of you 1n tomorrow's world, w1ll have an lmportant voice in natlonal planmn a great degree of respons1b1l1ty for natxonal welfare You must constantly keep before you, however, the fact that the key to a better tomorrow IS the full development of the human potentxal And 1n your preoccupatxon with technology and production you must not forget that the goal of work is the satlsfacuon of human needs that men need kmdness as well as food understanding as well as securmty that human dignity must always be consldered sacred. I would hke to wish all the Sen1ors of the Class of 1958 my most smcere best w1shes for thelr futures. Smcerely yours, E . P. Harklns 7 . -. , . M - I . :I .. .I . .0 U ' ,f . ,, 'Jigs . ,Q UQ .. 735A X '-4' Mr. Clarence Krawczak, B. Sc., M. Ed. Assistant Principal Hobbies: Skating and golf. Pet Peeve Students who smoke Mrs Ida Goodman Enkel B A Mr Glenn Goerke B A 10th G de Counselor M A 11th and 12th Grade Counselor M A ra Hobbies Reading, discussions, and Hobby All Sports Pet Peeve People who complain about baseball Pet Peeve Late people lack of school spirit but don t do anything about it 7 X45- 'UZ- W 3. 5' 8 . , . . , . , - - , . . . . I I . . I . . . , . . 1' Q X , ,if- ' .' ' ' -iw. . ' 5-5-- 1, . may .3,J.aJ.v . , , t mga., 1 . . , . ' -qv 1 7,1551-3fl,5:1.' K . x E 'g f 5-3575: ,f ' '. ' ' ...1'!f -'.' F X f - 1 -4-.: 4 rf- '.'.z. 1'- . h. . . , , ,Q . fn ,.i ... - , , p,-,.-f .. . . . I :Q .fE,.,:.,:,,,,.4f A- 1 .- , .,. . 1- , - - A A :,,igf:f,..'f, .A -A . - , M ' ,,- n 7, ,gg I . .., 33:3 ', I V, I ...un . x V .t . ,Zin Q ' :i.Lr.E,w EU. ' a'.T' - '. - v 415' '.'3'13fi 5, . . . . , 1. ,1. HL? 1- -' Mr Floyd Allen, A M English HODDIGS Bridge sports, and reading Pet Peeve Misuse of language Mr Kenneth Conley Sc , M c Math, Algebra, Geometry Hobbies Indoor recre- ation work and hiking Favorite Food Steak Mr Paul Boyd, B Sc Gym Hobbies Homemade movies and outdoor activities 1--v X Mrs Mary Burrell Sc , R Family Living Hobbies Bowling and fishing Pet Peeve People who Pet Peeve People who don t act their age don t eat breakfast pl . Mrs Bette Davies, . A., M. . World History Home- making Hobbies: Reading sewing and music. Pet Peeve: People who talk in the morning. 9 Mr James Beadle Sc M Algebra, Geometry Hobby Athletics Favorite Food Pork Chops and Scalloped Potatoes Mr James Dermody B A , M A English l-lobbies Reading and sports Pet Peeve Students who talk and don't pay attention in class Mr Leo Dworkin, A , M Hobbies Pamting, hiking, and swimming Mr Carl J Kampmueller B A M A Chemls ry H0bb1eS Huntmg, flshmg and gardemng Pet Peeve Lazy people Mrs Grace Feeney B Sc Typing, Offlce Practice Hobbles Rug Hooking and semx classlcal mus1c Mr George Grisdale B B A Personal Typmg, Bookkeepmg, Business Math I-lobbles Tenms, bowlm and readmg Pet Peeve Tardmess to Pet Peeve P90919 WT10 class Snap gum Mrs Phyllxs Kaplan B Sc Bxology Hobbles Sports and gardenmg Pet Peeve Wlshes she could cook beeter 10 Miss Laura Elkms, A M Latin Hobbies Travel and reading Pet Peeve People who lack manners x 6 v Mrs Beatrlce Katz A M Llbrarlan Hobby Cookmg Pet Peeve People who smoke 'UN B... .A.. B. ., .A.. ,K I fl Q l f -I .- . - g ' - ' g, . 'f' B. .'A. ' z . . . , A , , pk: x m. qs V' I 'f A A I A -v sa aaa l W Mr John Kouzoujxan Sc M Enghsh Speech HObb16S Travel brldge and athletics Pet Peeve Students who are U1 hlgh school merely to put ln tune Mr Ray Renbarger A M World Hxstory Arnencan Hxstory H0bb1eS Stamp collect mg pmg pong and huntmg Pet Peeve People who talk m study hall 49:3 f Mrs Kate Pankm A M Algebra, Geometry Trlgonometry Mrs Wllma Potrude B A Blology HObb16S Entertamlng, bndge, and golf Hobb1es Kmttmg bow11ng and golf Pet Peeve Narrow minded people Pet Peeve People who are 1mpol1te Z Mrs Orpha Roffey C M Typlng Shorthand Hobb1es M1llxnery and 1nter1or decoratlng. Pet Peeve Indiv1duals who boast 11 Mrs Joy Mudge, B A Llbranan I-Iobbzes Travel and readmg Favorzte Food Steak Mr J Russell Roe M Physlcs Physxcal Sc1ence HObbl6S Woodwork Boatmg, and huntmg Pet Peeve Dlsllkes no1se 'fx . 0 .' , lv I O . I B. ., . Ed. - 2 2 3 ,. . ' I ' , I . , I B. ., .Ed. . . ' V . , : 1 n .' V . 2 . . , : N . , . . . . ' l B. ., .Ed. , , . . , , i h B.A., .Ed. Q . . . , . . 1 1 ' . . . , Sf ' ' 9 B. . s., . Ed., J Mr. Clinton Russell, B. A., M. A. American History, Economic Geography Hobbies: Current events, gardening, and wood- craft. Pet Peeve: Dishonesty in any form. X I I gi ,L J? 5 cf Mr. Sheldon Slavm, Sc M A English Radio and Dramatics Hobbies Theatre work hunting and athletics Pet Peeve Lack of respect some pupils have for thelr school and for the people working in it 19 , '93 4' ,wx as We 4 Mr. Marty Suneson, A , M Driver Educatlon Hobbies Baseball Miss Louise Seffens, B. Sc., M. Ed. Gym Hobbies: Golf, Music, and all sports. hunting and wood in work iii: Favorite Food Anything that IS charcoal broiled i Mr Robert Swierkos, c M A Driver Education Hobbies Fishing, bowl ing, temus, and swimmmg Favorite Food Steak gg? c...f' Mr Robert Titus, A M Spanish German Hobbies Sport Car Jazz records Pet Peeve Women drivers s an V QQ' Mr Frank Weaver, A M English, Journallsm Hobbies Cooking borscht making toothbrushes and basket weaving Pet Peeve Correcting homework if' CQ! ...av vc 1 1 lrv,,x1uqN V Q Nga: Mx ' ,Q xaiy L' Mr Hary Weberman A , M Cwncs, Amerncan Prob lems Hobbxes Commumty affalrs and polltlcs Pet Peeve People who talk before 10 A M BQ, uv? 41-15 M 'Rx sa 3 Mrs Phylhs C1cche111 Offxce Staff -r!Y'4W Mr Jack Zook, B Sc M A Mechamcal Drawm Woodworklng Hobbles Do lt yourself projects and taking care Pet Peeve People who are tardy and demand speclal pr1v11eges after commg ln late 'UW Mr Davld Jackson, B Sc Band Hobbles Photography and fxshmg Pet Peeve Students who conslstently hxt sour .www Mlss Faye Waddell Off1ce Staff Mr Thomas Wurdock A , M Cho1r, Mus1c Apprecxatlon I-Iobbxes Singing in a barbershop quartet a.nd fxshmg Pet Peeve People who call hun Mr Murdock QQ Mrs Rose Mane Lamberger Attendance Co ordinator My , X 0 I O, I . I I ' 2 . . g, Q .. Z tl F of children. notes. , 1' ' V u I I g. Q. ,g . 'I i . rv 'K' ny iirv A f , . wx e 'KN Z5 13 Maintenance and Cafeteria Our school is kept clean and bright by this group of people who come in after everyone has gone home to main- tain Oak Park High's appearance They are J W Arma cost W Taylor, M Strauchman, M Cushmg, and J 0 Land l T The day staff of our mamtenance crew keeps thmgs runmng smoothly durmg school hours The people respons1b1e for th1s Job are Elmer Reynolds and Harold Adams ri-I ef 1 Takmg care of all the laundry that comes mto our locker rooms IS a tremendous Job Cather1ne Lmdsey and Anto1nette Cavallaro handle It capably When lunch t1me comes, there are many hungry students who rush to the cafeterma Our d1et1t1an and her staff do an excellent Job 1n prepar1ng these noon t1me meals The staff conszsts of L D1Pon1o G Perlove M Powell R Orr J Hughes, V Vachon and G Wlld . 3 . . - T , . . . . . 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' ' , , , , XT : Q 2 14 Classes The many windows, glass panels, and colorful furniture keep these students in surroundings conducive to good studying 10000 Revoir Subscribers 43 V1 Row 1 P Balamut, S Danbom, P Gold R Luprloff, M Brodsky B Lmdsey, M Kaczander Row 2 N Rovner, J Gersten, A Enkel E Seffmger, C Stone, P Rawsky J Frelds Row 3 E Powers, M MacDonald, M Mack, b Graber, J Luzkow, M Ballan Row 4 P Flshman, L Oseff L Samelson, H Plotkin, M Detmer, P Rothen berg Sandra Ashman Phyllls Balamut Murray Balan Davld Blondy Davrd Eason Charles Brummer Marxlynn Brodsky Jackre Fxelds Sharon Danbom Robert Dega Amta Enkel Peter Flshman Phyllls Gold Sam Graber Marxlyn Kaczander Barbara Lmdsey Eugene Lumberg Rochelle Luprloff Jack Luzkow Marllyn MacDonald Lenore Oseff Howard Plotkm Edward Powers Patrlcra Rawsky Deana Zmberg Elame Seffmger Lxnda Samelson Myron Stem Paul Schwedel Mlchael Detmer Nathan Rovner Mary Mack Joan Gersten Carol Stone Mrs Pankin Attendance Offxcer Plano Tuner Flagpole pamter Trger batboy Owner of Wrxgleys Olympic track star Pool hall owner Author on punctuahty lst woman presldent Report card prmter Gun moll Geometry teacher lst Harpo ette Mrlxtary school dean M1ss Fatty of 1968 Head of Morons Club Marme Mess sargeant President of the Pankms Marrlage advlsor Publrc enemy ill Elevator shoe mfg Trafflc cop 1st 2 mmute mller Lrbrarran Wmner rn salesmanshxp Head of hockey team Vaudevllle star Memory consultant Next Valentmo Denms the Menace Glrls team head Last to reach moon Sports star Dyer of black haxr Drlvmg expert Everyone's favorlte , .V-7' IN , Y fi 'iv , VX .y Future Careers of C-102 Hargmafcher 1. 'IIYIIII ', H Core Currrculum Another Shaggy Dog Story Standing are Harriet Katcher, Secretary Mrs Pankm, Sharon Danbom President, David Eason, Vice President Watching attentively are Anlta Enkel, Myron Stem, Peter F1shman, Barbara Lindsay, Pat Rawsky Charles Brummer, Elaine Seffinger, Joan Gersten, Eugene Lumberg, and Lenore Oseff -i Afdflc Pictured are Sam Graber Peter Fishman, Howard Plotkin, Myron Stein, Carol Stone, Chuck Brum mer, and Deana Zlnberg Sputnick Here We Come! Nathan Rovner, Myron Stein, Howard Plotkin, and Harriet Katcher are in the back row while Anita Enkel, Elaine Seffinger, Pat Rawsky, Barbara Lindsay, Marilyn Kaczander, Jackie Fields, Linda Samelson, and Rochelle Lupiloff are in the front observing the growing plants. HOMEROOM CHOIR ROOM Left to right: First Row: J. Rosenblatt, C. Kishner, M. Mendelson I. Fredericks, D. Jones, J. Horenstein, K. Smith. Second Row: B. Stone, M. Sigrnan, R. Hammerstein, M. Feldman, F. Golden, D. Di Lorenzo, L. Kazanow- ski. Third Row: M. Green, K. Slotkowski, H. Sulkin, P. Atkins, S. Goldstein, N. Block, P. Manteris. Fourth Row: L. Klein- smith, A. Lewis, H. Schwartzberg, R. Casden, S. Gold, J. Dunn, D. Lipton, D. Barnard. HOMEROOM D124 Left to right: First Row: G. Landau, B. Stoneman, B. Zohott, S. Reisman, D. Petit, D. Morenc, I. Richman. Second Row: C. Schwartz, J. Sill, I. Aaron, L. Linden, L. Newman, D. Gussin, N. Jackson. Third Row: M. Lakin, C. Sturman, H. Smith, D. Nagel, B. Kole, P. Silverman, B. Stahl. Fourth Row: R. Adams, B. Antonow, P. Christensen, B. Bailey D. Fein, A. Weingarden. Enthusiasm + Activity HOMEROOM A109 Left to right: First Row R. Leaderman, S. Anderson, S. Sempsrott, P. Shiovitz, R. Richman, B. Gladys, S. Craig. Second Row: G. Edelson, J. Oppenheim, J. Ross, M. Rosen, D. Charrner, L. Bernstein, R. Freeman. Third Row: S. Gutma.n, S. Lorber, C. Shulman, C. Hack, C. Schwartz, E. Oseff, C. Adler. Fourth Row: F. Karnienny, J. Furman, J. Botesch, D. Berkowitz, R. Polkinghorne, M. Lovinger, L. Levere, S. Plotnick. u Successful Junior iss g ' ,. HOMEROOM A118 Left to right: First Row: F. DiPonio, N. Tomaniceh, I. Curl, N. Pelcman, B. Olit, E. Eisman, M. Dreylinger, D. Feinberg Second Row: L. Green, F. Surdu, R. Katz, S. Schlaier, S. Martin, R. Frye. Third Row: M. Ehrlich, R. Yamshon, H. Kash, P. Kroopnick, R. Kovachevich, L. Jacobs. Fourth Row: P. Chonich, A. Siegel, M. Olinick, P. Tutnick, E. Greenblatt. HOMEROOM A112 Left to right: First Row: L. Deluluis, J. Lawson, M. Mallon, B. Silverman, C. Killobrew, F. Weinberg, M. Glick, Second Row: L. Denhoffer, R. Berry, M. Peters, M. Rayder, R. Siegel, G. Jaffe, B. Berman. Third Row: L. Panette, M. Lettmann, J. Robinson, P. Tessler, G. Hiltunen, L. Edelman. Fourth Row: A. Ben, M. Stocker, J. O'Malley, B. Marriott. T7 Sophomores Sturt HOMEROOM A103 Left to right: First Row: Dardarion, L. Gould, Siporin, M. Simon, Barnett, B. Garrison, Tuchman. Second Row: Koretz, C. Wittenberg, Morningstar, M. Zaft, Rubin, J. Weinberg, Pollack. Third Row: Hillman, B. Pinsky, Bodzin, J. Young, Madven, L. Walters, Brandt. Fourth Row: Loewenthal, C. Lindsey, Baum, D. Benson, Tenaglia, R. Read, Sacks. if Scholastic Spree HOMEROOM B105 Left to right: First Row: D. McMi1on, D. Desser, B. Polkinghorne, G. Davis, S. Sandler, D. Lewis, E. Margolis. Second Row: M. Kahn, R. Kaye, A. Passerman, T. Beider- ma.n, E. Isacs, L. Kaplan, M. Mallin. Third Row: D. Friedenberg, P. Richard- son, A. Perlstein, J. Krent- zin, P. Larsen, J. Harelik, L. Gertz. Fourth Row: L. Tennenhouse, R. Wo1.f, B. Bratt, M. Mogill, E. Sweet, L. Tengler, E. Sosnick, M. Margolis, S. Nash. HOMEROOM C103 Left to right: First Row: M. Coleman, M. Adeiman D. Rayle, C. Greenfield, J. Naftaly, T. Pantzer, M. Frank. Second Row: C. Simonelli, N. Jameson M. Egan, D. De Witt, J. Venefsky, F. Neuman, L. Sorrells. Third Row: R. Schwartz, R. Krinsky, L. Dubin, D. Oppenheim, D. Blechman, C. Glazer, P. Lansky, S. Eisenberg. Fourth Row: R. Barris, S. Guttentag, A. Surnow, R. Ehrenpreis, M. Fayne, M. Kurland, S. Lancaster HOMEROOM A117 Left to right: First Row: F. Zabel, B. Bennett, R. Corey, J. Herkowitz, S. Reuben, M. Levy, R. Tarnopol. Second Row D. Covault, K. Gretz, B. Goren, P. Granitz, G. Jerris, S. Math E. Weissman. Third Row: E. Gooze, R. Sirotkin, A. Glasser, E. Ferrara, D. Craine, S. Dorfman, M. Milch. Fourth Row: L. Small, J. Tringali, J. Franchi, E. Mendelson. HOM EROOM A104 Left to right: First Row A . Goldberg, J. Manello L. Resnick, B. Gross, J. Gantz. Second Row: J. Radin, G. Hobbs, S. Wencley, T. Ross, E. Guss, M. Brilliant, B. Steinberger. Third Row: F. Gosztyla S. Barber, M. Must, A. Miral, B. Weltman, R. Hulun, E. Goldberg. Fourth Row: E. Lloyd H. Sheyer, M. Hanger, G. Cook, S. Kaye. ! Dlve for the Oyster X Dig for the Clam if HOMEROOM D120 Left to right: First Row: L. Biederman, I. Lifton, I. Flashner, I. Tendler, Y. Hechtrnan, C. Meyer, M. Ross. Second Row: W. Ruskin, M. Moore, R. Mevis, R. Farrell, B. Goldberg, J. Nelson, L. Frank, Third Row: C. Dirnijian, A. Yelensky, J. Buchman, R. Cowan, B. Lombus, B. Bryson, R. Kirzner, J. Nabinger. Fourth Row: J. Thomas, J. Aaron, J. Rossman, R. Klein, R. Schorenziak, S. Soloman, B. Naster, E. Stahl. HOMEROOM C100 Left to right: First Row: I. P B S. J. B N F V S. S. A R I. D Berlin, S. Papo, Fishman, A. Pearlman Graff, O. Rosenblatt, Samoss. Second Row: Olbrich, N. Harker, Kunin, A. Solomon, Plavnick, R. Tzunaroff, Feiler. Third Row: Olah, G. Isom, Farber, C. Wise, Zafron, R. Lewellen, Solomon. Fourth Row: Rosenberg, K. Bucci, Singer, G. Kolb, Hansen. Junlor Class Officers and Councrl Front row Paul Manter1s, Presldent, Ilene Aaron, Vlce presxdent, Sharon Danbom, Secretary, Mlchael O11n1ck, Treasurer Mlddle row Edward Powers, Marxlyn Kaczander, Rosalmd Freedman, Ehzabeth Oseff, Jerry Lax Last row Paul Chrlstensen, W1111am Antonow, Dan Barnard, Warren Perlove l0th Grade Officers and Councll oi? Top row: A. Mlral, D. Oppenheim, A. Perlstein, J. Aaron, H. Rosenberg, R. Barr1s, M. Fayne, E. Mendelson. Mxddle row: R. Cory, L. Denhoffer, E. Barnett, L. Resnick, R. Tameroff, S. Tuchman. Front row: Carol Greenfield, Vice presidentg John O'Ma11ey, Presxdentg Elalne Margolis, Secretary, Judy Sxporm, Treasurer. 24 0 0 ' . 3 ' 4 5 f 5 2 , 2 4 E , , ey 1 w, . J iw 4. 1 ' ,, Q Q Q .I f 1, . v .' J may , ,pf L 1' 'f ,' ' 6.1 J c os.:- ,V 3 K I ' . : . . . . - . . . . . . . . . O U A 'S 1 ' ' M, V -Q : le -.Q F' , - ,r 'Y' 1 ,Ax 4 . n . l - I J 9, . Q G 'l ' J' C ' n U . I Q, , - ,, I .1 sw L N . Senior Looklng down the length of the mam corr1dor makes an lmpressxve plcture as do the many other beauuful parts of the bulldmg -vw-W 0 Senlor Class 0 I Robert Txtus Class Pres1dent Norman Gussm Secretary Marcxa Morr1s Sponsor xx 'Nm-.. Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto We M1nt Green and Wh1te Wh1te Carnatxon Great men are they who see that sp1r1tua1 1S stronger than any mater1a1 force that thoughts rule the world Emerson 26 V1ce Pres1dent Sher1 Lewxs Treasurer Sue Rosenberg 0 ' -' .' Y O I. I fa if ' 'W . . 'Q ! ' .J 0, Arlin, Marilyn Joy: Generalg School paper, 1: Variety show 2,3g Library staff, 3. Bayer, Myra College Prep Intramurals, 2 Acapella choir, 2 Drama Club 2 Senior play Biegel, Judith Ann Commercial, Senior Con cession committee Senior play, Program committee Z Broder, Claire: Com- mercial- Senior Conces sion committee Senior Ways and Means Com- mittee Senior play Wardrobe committee Baron, Barbara H.: Commercial, A capella choir, 33 Senior pub- licity committeeg Senior play, prop committee, Library staff, 3 aww Blavin Harvey College Prep Spanish Club, 2 Tennis Team, 2 3 Varsity Club, 3 Booth, Donald College Prep Track A capella choir, 2,3 Wrestling, 2 Student Government Day in 'S' Brown, Herbert: College Prep ' Basketball Cross Country 1 Band, 1-3- Tennis Team, 1-3 Spanish Club 2- Senior ,. Q' play CHASE, ELAYNE: Commercialg Senior play, wardrobe committee, 3. CHROVIAN, ILENE: College Prep.g Junior Achiever, 2g Girls' Intramurals, 3g Student Government Day. COHEN, MYRA: College Prep ' Girls Intramurals, 3' Medical Careers club treasurer 3 Revoir 3 Senior play prop committee DUBECK CAROLE A Commercial Girls Intramurals 1 Eagle 1 Junior Achiever 2 Jr Prom decorations Future Nurses club 2 Senior play publicity 3 Revoir Art Editor 2 3 CHAYET, HELEN SUE: la 6 General, Library staff,3 as DEGA R OBER T DICKMAN BARBARA LOIS Commercial Medical Careers club 3 Concession Committee 3 Future teachers club 3 Library staff 3 Senior play prop committee DUBIN HOWARD College Prep Student Council 1 Senior play Senior trip committee Student Government Day 'CS' v ' 1 x s 9 1 1 f . C ' 1 1 Z , 5 ' . v , . ' 9 9 v v I , y Z - f ..f. . , r 1 ' . ' . ' v A , - s y . 'Nl n . 1 . . , ,,, 4 9 1 v y 1 y S , . . . 1 . ' - . g V . 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Q. , . , A f ,in l 3 1 y ' ' .' , . x nf 0? . I V? ,ef 7 .3 , g . . . . - 6 9 3 y 9 , y y 9 A p Trip committee. ! , -3 , 5 ,Ly '. 9 2 1 ' I-. ' A -f'r!ff-, ,xjlff-4 ' .-g-. - A 1 'Nr ,ff-'wi AA-, - . ! 'Z 9 ' ' an A A W I , ' 9 ! my y - .., -. ' , n . l , . y ! V . ' , g - 49' . ' ' . - . S v , . y 1 b, . V' f A E - 29 FREEDMAN DONALD General Football team 3 Basketball team Tennis team 3 A cap pella choxr 3 GLASSER JOAN College Prep G A A 1 L1brary staff 1 Eagle 1 P T S A representative 1 3 Semor play com mittee 3 Future Teachers club 3 GOLDBERG MIRIAM College Prep Medical Careers club 3 Semor play prop commxttee GORDONJIERBERT College Prep , Eagle, Semor play commxttee if GETTER EILEEN College Prep Senior Play commmttee 3 Medical Careers Club 3 l Wes ff GOLDMAN LOIS Commercial Eagle Feature editor 1 Assistant ed1tor 2 Library staff 1 3 GOLDMAN SANDRA M College Prep Eagle 1 Senior play committee WWW Q GOSZTYLA, THERESA Commercial, Girls' Intra Y murals, 1 2. School play V.. 2, Dramatlcs club, 2, Cheerleader, 3, Junior Achiever, 3 9 ', v GRANT, SHELDON General Audno Visual club 1 Track team, mgr 2 Senxor play stage mgr 'CD' GUSSIN NORMAN College Prep Football team 1 3 Track team 1 3 Varsmty Club v1ce presndent 1 2 3 Key club presldent 1 2 Student Council 1 Wrestlmg 2 Senior class Presxdent HABER LARRY M College Prep Football team 1 3 Basketball team 2 Tenms team 3 Soc1a1comm1ttee 3 Senior play E- GREENSTEIN RICHARD General 5- HARELIK SANDRA L clu 2 HARRIS SI-IERWIN L College Prep Publiclty commmttee 3 Senior play program committee 3 JUDITH R HEC!-IT General Medxcal careers clu 3 Future teachers clu 3 Concession commlttee 3 Llbrary staff 3 Senior play wardrobe HECHTMAN MICHAEL College Prep Tennis team 2 3 Senior play 2 3 School play 2 Student Council secre tary 2 President 3 ' P T S A representative 3 ' in M , M , ., 3. , ' - I ff I , 'Q 1 ' 1 Q I . is ' ' ' 1 '1 ' I A u 9 . ,. -Q D G 7 3 ' 1 V. 1 y y v J ' ' X ' N F 'X X x I - Commerclalg A cappella choir, 2-39 Future Nurses' b, . 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KATZ, SANDRA, Commercialg A cappella choir, 2-33 Senior play committee- Library staff KLEIN LINDA College Prep Girls Intramurals 1 3 School plays 2 Human Relations club, 3 Senior play make up Jumor Achiever 3 Class Historian 3 KNOPPOW JERRY College Prep Semor Play 3 Student Government Day 19' if 'Y A in 'lf KAYE, BARBARA Commercialg A cappella choir, 2-33 Revoir, sub- scription chairman, 2-3- Seruor trip committee chairman Senior play Assistant director 3 7 E Gm KOLE BARBARA College Prep Eagle 1 2 P T S A delegate, 2 3 Revoir Faculty Editor, Publicity 2 3 Medical Careers club Vice president 3 Semor Trip com mittee KOPPE LMAN, LAR RY College Prep Track Team l Jumor Prom com mittee 2 Semor play committee 3 KOZLOWSKI CONNIE College Prep G 1 3 Jumor Prom com m1ttee 2 Future Teachers club 2 V1ce president 3 A cappella choir 3 Class Historian 55-r Q 33 LAWSON DEANNA LYNN College Prep Semor Play 1 3. fi 3 . f 1,3 ' , 1 . S , 7 if . A ' ., 1 . 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' LAWSON RONA College Prep Drama club 1 2 School play 1, RGVOIT, Sr Edltor Faculty Edxtor 2 3 Ways and Means com mittee, 3, Program com mittee, 3 LAZARO DOROTHY College Prep Bmology club V1ce pres1dent 2 School play 2 Drama club 2 A cappella cho1r 3 Revlor co ACtlVltleS Ed1tor 3 Future Teachers clu 3 LEVINE MARIAN E College Prep Eagle staff 1 2 Class treasurer 2 A cappella chomr 2 3 Sen1or play commmttee 3 LOCEFF ALAN D College Prep Wrestlmg team 1 2 Track team, 1 Scxence club, 1 2 Human Relatmons club 2 Sen1or play commxt te , 3 LOCEFF FRED College Prep Varslty Club secretary 1 2 V1ce pres1dent 3 Track team, 1 Basketball team 1 Cross Country team 1 Sc1ence Club 2 j I-...f 'fs- LEWIS SHERI JOYCE College Prep Eagle A School plays 1 2 Revo1r LAYNE KAREN Commerc1al Future Nurses club 3 Sen1or Play prop commmtte 3 3' iv t1V1t16S ed1tor 1 2 , Edmtor ln Chzef 2 Sen1or Ed1tor, 3 Sclence club, secretary 3 Semor play 3 Sen1or class Vxce pres1dent, Student Government Day Mayor LIGHT ROBERTA 1 s -S J ' I 7 . . . . 3 1 , 5 I - - ' ' , I Q , , - ' s , . 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MILLER BRENDA FAYE College Prep Ways and Means comm1ttee 3 Semor play comm1ttee 3 Jazz club 3 L1brary staff 3 MITNICK MITCHELL General Fottball team 3 Baseball team 3 MORRIS MARCIA ELLEN College Prep Drama club 2 School and Sen1or plays make up 2 3 Revoxr Business Mgr Editor in Chxef 2 3 Semor class Secretary 3 Student Government Day MURPHY, DANIEL College Prep., Football, lg Track team, 1,33 Senior Prom Committee, Y Senior play committee. O NEMETH, SANDRA R. College Prep School play asslstant dlrector 2 Sen1or play, ass1stant dlrector, 3 Semor socxal commmttee NODLER MARSHA NUSBAUM AR LE NE Commerclal Lxbrary staff 2 3 Sen1or play pub 11c1ty 3 Concess1on comm1ttee, 3 E' wfmv NUSBAUM SHE LDON NITZKIN, JOEL College Prep Track team, 1 3 Basketball team, 2 3 Cross country 3 Sen1or play Student Government Day Clty Manager 15 'BFI' . 'Q . I I .5 2 ' . . ' I1 5 32 ' . '. I A 5. . , S 5 , X I , -aa Q43 by 5 x . 7 .. , 5 ' . '. ' i ' 5 4 D . .1 E , X 5 j 1 College P1:ep.g Basketball, 1-25 Senior ticket committee 5- , 1, , X I ni 7 , A . , 1 5 I 1 - ':' .5 A 36 iv ie.. OSHINSKY DENNIS M College Prep P T S A Bowlmg team 1 captam 2 Q, W.-nf-J ORAM WILLIAM General Sen1or class comrmttee 'Qt PANUSKY PATRICIA Commerc1al Intramurals 1 2 Future Nurses Club 2 A cappella cho1r 2 3 Jr Prom commlttee Revo1r staff 3 Semor pub11c1ty corn m1ttee just PARTRICH SPENCER M College Prep Eagle 1 2 Ways and Means Comm1ttee 3 Student Council, treasurer 2 Sen1or play Student Government Day PE LTZ BEVER LY ILENE QV? College Prep Eagle staff 2 Soc1al comm1ttee Revolr staff Medxcal Careers Club 3 PEREIRA JACQUELINE ETHEL College Prep Eagle staff l 2 A cappella chomr, 2 3 Sen1or play comm1ttee RAIMI MANNY College Prep Football team 2 3 Varsxty Club pres1dent 3 Student Councxl 2 'ei S5 Q-0 qu--p rack team 3 w A f X 37 9,6 PLOTKIN PHYLLIS JOAN PELAVIN BARBARA J College Prep G A A 1 Drama Club, 1 Future Teachers Club treasurer 2 3 Revo1r 2 Act1v1t1es Edmtor Soc1alcomm1ttee 3 Student Government Day College Prep Class pres1dent 1 2 G A A 1 3 Senior play 2 A cappella cho1r 2 Cheerleader 2 Capta1n 3 Soc1al comm1ttee cha1rman 3 Student Government Day PR YJ OMSKI DIANA Commerclal Intramurals 12 L1brary staff 1 Future Nurses club 2 A cappella cholr 3 Jumor Achlever 3 .1 QUASTLER IMRE College Prep Key Club l 2 treasurer 3 Tenms team, 2 3 Wrestlmg team, 2 Human Relat1ons Club 3 Varsxty Club 3 Senior Tr1p comm1ttee RAUB, RODNEY College Prep., A cap- pella choir, 2g Senior play committee. ju . 1 RESPECKI JAMES Commerc1al Track team 1 2 Key Club 1 2 Wrestlmg team 1 co captam 3 Vars1ty Club RICHARDSON RUTH College Prep B1ology Club 1 Latln Club 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Concesslons comm1ttee 3 Semor play comm1ttee 'nw-r -tin ROSENFELD SANDRA Commerc1al Lxbrary staff 2 3 Senior play comm1ttee Concesslons comm1ttee, 3 REISMAN, SHARON College Prep.g Debate team. 2-35 Revoir, 2-3g Student Council, Chair- 'bf m n, 3, P T S A representative 3' Student Government Day V3 1-Ir 3 ROSENBERG MARGIE Commerc1al Ways and Means comm1ttee 3 Semor play wardrobe comm1ttee ROSENBERG SUE MARCIA College Prep Class v1ce pres1dent 1 Student Counc1l, treasurer, 1 Eagle staff 1 2 Sen1or Class treasurer Ways and Means comm1ttee SAPERSTEIN ALLEN Commerc1al A cappella cho1r 2 Cross country team, 3 B X 3. . . - . 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SHANKU JOHN D College Prep A cappel choxr, 2 3 Basketball team 2 A cappella cho1r Pres1dent 3 -v Baseball team 3 SAVINE ELIZABETH College Prep Dra matlc club 2 Eagle staff 2 Semor play 2 Varxety show 2 3 A cappella cholr 3 Con cessxon commlttee SCHWARTZ TOBY College Prep Semor play comm1ttee 3 Soclal commlttee 3 SCHWAM STEPHEN College Prep Scxence club 1 2 Debate team 3 Key Club 1 President 2 Student Government Day SIPORIN RAE L College Prep Eagle busmess mgr P T S A representatmve 2 Ways and Means com m1ttee chairman 3 Student Council treasur er, 3 Human Relatxons club 3 Junior Round Tabe 3 .Q - . f, y 7 'l . u ' ' a 9 1 J . V X 1 ' 4, J 3 ' LR N , 3. l ! I' u , Q L ' , 9 , 9 ' ! ! 3 ' 3. , , 0, -S y a ' Q ' I y ' r ' ,A iff, ' if , i 7 -2 y S , , . 6- K 2' H , 1 5 ,f -2 y - 2 , 2- X 1 9 a ra N f , . -S , ., 2g 7 ' . . . . ' , ., - R 3 - 12 - 9 ' . , 9 .' 5 . xx ' ' 1 Q ' 7 ' ' ! 9 1, , fl' r x V 4 I 39 SOLOMON MARILYN General Eagle staff 1 Class secretary 2 A cappella cho1r 2 Prom decoratxons 2 Sen1or play usher 3 STERN JANICE Commerc1al Eagle Busmess manager 2 Llbrary staff, 2 Med1cal Careers club 3 STURGEON JUDITH ANN Commerclal Glrls Intramurals 1 2 Future Nur ses club 1 2 Cheerleader 3 Publ1c1ty commlttee 3 Student Government Day 'QT WALD PHYLLIS College Prep Sen1or play ass1stant dzrector Pub11c1ty commxttee chalrman 3 A SPECTOR ALLEN General Class secretary l Football 1 3 Varsmty Club 1 3 Class V1ce pres1dent 2 A cappella cho1r 2 Prom com mzttee 2 3 Sen1or trxp comrnxttee 3 IFN. ll Q7 SVALYA, CHARLES C College Prep Football team 1 3 Vars1ty club 1 3 Track team 1 3 Sen1or Prom comnuttee Sen1or play commxttee Sen1or Tr1p commlttee TAYLOR CAROL A Commerclal Intramurals 1 2 Future Nurses club Pres1dent 2 Junlor Ach1ever 2 3 WALLACK ROBERT College Prep QL' 1 9 9 ' , W Q y 'v 1 1 Y - ' ' - l 1 1 y v ' 3 . W 1 7 J Jr' , ' ' , . ' y r , , . - . . . . s J 9 ' ' ' , . 9 v Q v 3 v a - 1 - . - . -. , at a a a , 2 ' y Q a -- V. ' 5,5 I fx - we if za ' l ' 9 Q 'S 5 lr ' 5 ' f f K 1? V ' ' . - . v 1 1 a , , S , ' - Y J 'S Q ' v Q f v v ' W u K1 WALTON JACQUELYN Commercial Junior Achxever, 3 Ways and Means committee 3 WASIELEWSKI JOANNE Commercmal G1rls Intramurals 1 3 Future Nurses club 1 3 Jun1or Achlever, 2 3 Semor play pub l1c1ty comm1ttee WEISMAN MARSHA College Prep Intramurals 1 2 Blology club Q SJ 1 tg-Y WOLOK, MARSHALL Commerc1al, A cappella cho1r, 2 ? ' WARREN KATHERINE College Prep Cheer leader, 1 3 A cappella cho1r, 2 3 Jun1or Prom comm1ttee Gxrls' Intra murals 2 3 'hi WEISS JE FF College Prep. WILSON, ANDY College Prep , Varsnty club, l 2, treasurer, 3, School play, 1 2, Student Councll, 2, Jun1or Round Table, 2 3, Human Relatlons club, 2 3, Ways and Means comm1ttee, 3, Student Government Day ZAFRON, MILTON I College Prep , Football f team, 1 2, Track team, X' 1 2, Eagle, 1, Aud1o 'Y vlsual, 1 2. Varszty Vi' club, 2, Jun1or Achlever 3. l H,,, zn ftf,-2' 'egg '- , 1 , I ,I , if I M? , 2 f, S Y V ' S Q - S ' n - y v C., - Q 5 - 1 ' ' f x 9 Ma- f' 1 - . - v - . v 7 x x S J ' ' 2 v ' . n ' J ' 3 y 2- : 'x gg ' l 9 KN PANTZER RENE General Eagle staff 1 A cappella cho1r 2 Llbrary Staff 3 Noi Shown MILLS MARTIN RUDA ROBERT College Prep Drama club 1 2 School lays 1 2 Sc1ence club 3 Sen1or play 3 2 X 1 , 'U 3 , L , I ' l, , f 1 7 College Prep.g Science club, 2. p J 1 3 l , ,Q , , . 4 That Old Gang of M pl 1 Wow those 7th grade partxes I 1 i137 ll After Before and Ill: 'lin 'llli That cant be mel What glamour girls I Manny ' lean and hungry look. ff. i f Winter fun First Formal Z1 ...ll Two old flames O . 5 Q . f ' p I Q , l..-Q Same friendly smiles. What a difference I Sport l JD T - F ' .NM-.,.11 ff' ,V f. gt 41, , 4. W i ,,.N - 4,,, Z .. .,,.. , Q, Q My pr , ., .4':: . ul., H . , i ... , .. . tif Y O1 . 5- 51 I u 'Q Q ' 1 5 Q g hy C K ' Him' J I This view from the balcony shows the auditorium and stage where our first pep rallies, graduation, and nu merous other functions are held Gridiron TB- BB vis' U' First Row fleft to rightjz Michael Stocker, Sidney Farber, Daniel Gussin, Mitchell Mitnick, Raymond Kovachevick, Paul Manteris, Martin Baum, Donald Freedman, Charles Lindsay, Barry Bratt, Eugene Lumberg. Second Row: Charles Smelsey, Norman Gussin, Henry Sillman, Lewis Tann, Manny Raimi Charles Svalya Allen Spector, Larry Haber, Michael Detmer, Ben Brummer, Bill Antonow. Third Row: ,Coach Richard Walden, Warren Perlove, Allen Mitnick, James Respecki, Martin Cicchelli, Don Booth, Steven Wolf, Dan Termenhouse, William Baile Je Y hi k y, rry as ns y, Paul Christensen, Jerry Thurswell, and Coach Norman Krawczak. A win over Wilbur Wright C31-211 was the highpoint of the season for the Redskins. Oak Park lost to Garden City, Thurston, Grosse Pointe University School, Bloomfield Hills, and Berkely. The '57 team was composed mostly of sophomores and juniors, who, Coach Norman Krawczak feels, will be the nucleus of a more experienced team next year. Coach Krawczak expects the Redskins to have a winning season next year. He says a home field should help both the team and school spirit. Get in there a.nd fight, you rum dumsl yells Line Coach Kampmueller. . I ' 'i as o , .as Grupplers X Oak Parkers Cheer, Our Heroes Go, Manterisl Go! -3 Rough and rugged de- fense stops a long gain. 9, X A hard tackle jars the ball from Redskin's grasp. Basketball F1rst Row lLeft to Rlghtj Lesl1e B1ederman Coach Paul Boyd Michael Gordon Second Row fLeft to Rxghtj Gary Pacernlck Mlchael Detmer, Charles Mlles, Paul Chrlstensen, Dan Barnard Joel Oak Park s Varslty team has had 1t's best season th1s year, comp1ling a 500 record Coach Paul Boyd Sald, We had a successful year The boys xmproved and d1d qulte well well cons1der1ng they were a young unexper1enced team The future looks rosy for next season Wxth a team composed pr1mar1ly of senxors the Redskxns cannot help but be better Surnow dr1bbles down the court 48 f ree l . - ' 1 : I I . 1 . , o ' Nitzken, .Bill Bailey, Harold Goldberg, Paul Chonick, Arnold Surnow. , Top scorer Mike Detmer prepares to chalk up another basket. Chris prepares to dump one in Date Redskins Score Opponent Score Nov. 29 Oak Park 25 Troy Dec. 6 Oak Park Clawson Dec. 10 Oak Park L'anse Creuse Dec. f3 Oak Park Cranbrook Dec. 1'7 Oak Park Bloomfield Jan. 1'0 Oak Park Huron Jan. fl Oak Park Troy Jan. T7 Oak Park Grosse Point University School Jan. 22 Oak Park Country Day Jan. 31 Oak Park Huron Feb. 4 OE! Park Thurston Feb. 7 Oak Park Country Day Feb. 14 Oak Park Grosse Point University School Feb. 18 Oil: Park Clawson Feb. 21 Oak Park L'anse Creuse Feb. 28 Oak Park Thurston l Q s ,ZIQQQLG 2 ,5. -y 14' 55-1132? .gi YK ...ll 15. .Affi Y. 4 i pr F . ,. ' 0 - Q I ..I' . I 1 Jlnmj. mm 3 s Ty , In Q: k 3 ' , Q, 0, Qw V ' 553 ,Q ,. : i 1 - L s V f ilx if . K 1 'wx I ,ff R 4 First Row tLeft to Rightl: Warren Perlove, Martin Hauger, David Benson, David Eason, Barry Bratt, Gerald Yashinsky, Michael Gordon, Leslie Biederman. Second Row fLeft to Rightl: Coach Glenn Goerke, Errol Sweet, Stanley Dorfman, Stuart Eisenberg, Tom Tanski, Robert Rosenberg, David Blondy. J. V. Basketball Breaking away from opposing defensemen, Stan Dorfman dribbles down the floor. Oak Park's Junior Varsity Basketball team carved out a creditable 7-9 record this season. After starting rather slowly they worked up to a burst of energy which enabled them to take five of their last eight games. Coach Glenn Goerke believes the team is capable of playing better than 500 ball and expects a winning season next year. Although most of the juniors on the team will be elevated to the Varsity, over three- fourths of the players are expected to return. In addition, new participants in the sport are expected to stiffen competition and make it extremely hard to earn a position on the team. This year's young team developed con- stantly and there was great improvement in many of the players. Next year these boys will have the ex- perience necessary to make them into good ballplayers and to give Chk Park a strong Junior Varsity team. -1. not Cross Cuuntry Cindermen Senior Mike Kaczander, one of Oak Park's most proficient runners, has had a cross country career filled with fine running. Coach Glenn Goerke has this to say of his star cinderman, Special recognition should be given to Captain Michael Kaczander, who has First Row fleft to rightlz Andrew Jackson, James Dunn, Coach Glenn Goerke, Michael Kaczander, Leslie Biederman, Jerry Weinberg. Second Row: David Eason, Ernest Sosnick lmre Quastler, Mitchell Mallin, Arnold Surnow, Michael Fayne. Third Row: Joel Nitzken, Arnold Weingarden, Leonard Tennenhouse, Errol Sweet, Richard Adams, Gary Pacer- nick, Howard Plotkin, Allen Ben, Sanford Math. 2 Added experience and a few newcomers enabled Oark Park's cross country team to top all its past records. They succeeded in attaining a 3-3 season, defeating Berkley, Detroit Lutheran, a.nd Orchard Lake St. Mary's while loosing to Thurston twice and Clarenceville. The team finished 7th in both the Albion and Clarenceville Invitational, 8th in the Thurston Invitational, and 9th in the State Regionals. The Cross Country team, made up mainly of sophomores, had a very successful year, says Coach Glenn Goerke, and even a more promising season is looked forward to in 1958. Letter winners for 1957 were Michael Kaczander, next year's captain James Dunn, Andrew Jackson, Gary Pacernick, Imre Quastler, Richard Adams, Sanford Math, and Joel Nitzken. been the Redskins' out- standing runner for three years. Mike will be missed very badly and his shoes will be difficult to fill. Hold- ing both the Oak Park school and course record of 10. 38.5 for the two mile distance, he has won medals for his placing 6th, 8th, and 13th in invitationals. First Row CL. to RJ: Michael Simon, Michael Gordon, Errol Sweet, Martin Baum, Robert Cotter, Leslie Biederman, Fred Neumark. Second Row: Charles Morningstar Charles Brummer, Peter Kroopnick, Bill Antonow, Charles Miles, James Dunn, Michael Kaczander, Norman Gussin, Howard Plotkin. Third Row: Coach Paul Boyd, Jerry Engleberg, Norman Gordon, Stanley Shackman, Carl Leiter, Fred Minkow, Joel Nitzkin, Milton Zafron, Andrew Jackson, Richard Adams, Lester Levere, Sheldon Grant. Truck Toilers '-A.. This year's Oak Park track team stacked up its finest record, winning two dual meets. The team also competed in three triangle meets, placing third in each, and in the State Regional Meet on May 11. From there, three Oak Parkers, Fredrick Minkow, Carl Leiter, and Stanley Shackman, went on to the state finals, May 18. In addition, the Redskins participated in two invit- ationals with Thurston and U of D High. Coach Paul Boyd says this about this year's team and record, There are always a few injuries to keep a team from full strength. This hurt at Melvindale Qwe lost by two pointsl, otherwise we had a good year. Chuck Miles prepares to pole- vault. Joel Nitzken puts the K . 5, shot. ws,-A.-9, ,.,q- '-urf: ' 1-.f 3 fun s-r 'Yi 'Sf- Kneelmg KL to R J Mxchael Hechtman, Jerry Lax Flrst Row Imre Quastler, Lewls Klemsmlth, Harvey Blavin, Ben Brummer, Herbert Brown, Dav1d Eason Second Row Mxchael Margolxs, Coach George Grlsdale, Arnold Wemgarden, Elllot Mendelson, Larry Haber, Davld Llpton Facmg strff competxtxon in its mxtxal year at Oak Park, the tenms team compxled a record of fxve wins and two losses Next year Coach Grxsdale expects a more experxenced team and better record although competntion w1l1 probably be stronger He hopes to arrange more matches and recexve more support from the student body next season If the turnout for a place on the team xncreases as he expects it to, com petxtlon for membershlp w111 become more spxrxted, the team wlll be greatly improved This year there were twelve letter wmners Practxcing for the first BIG meet 54 Tennis Wrestling Row 1 Lewls Tann, Martm Baum, Irwm Nemeth, Dan Gussm Cralg Smelsey Ph1l Atkms, Jlm Respeckl Row 2 Coach Walte, Mlke Kaczander, Milt Zafron, Gary Hampton, Dan Burch Steven Landau Mlssmg Sanford Math i- Demonstratxon of the cradle hold 'Q-...Q- -ilu-A 55 I-hghllghtmg the Redskm grapplers second season this year were two v1ctor1es agamst Allen Park Hugh School Also for the second year, Oak Park competed m regional wrestlmg meets, placmg 12th m a fxeld of 17 Coach Rxchard Walte cxted Dan Gussm for takmg fourth place ln the regxon a s The total season s record for the team was 2 wms and 6 losses Coach Walte saxd of the twelve man squad They d1d very well ,M H., YR, .- 4 v Y ' J 2 - ' 1 . f of me . . . . , R- I , bf ' - Y .A I . . . . ,V . . . . l . 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A 7 'Ki Hr A g xy ae-,-:WR ,,.,.r 'Apps WWEQN- 5534.3 f-Q.-QA wr- 1- 65 Flrst Row CL to R J Steve Wolf, Bryan Weltman, Nathan Rovner, Davld Blondy, Damel Gussm, Douglas Oppenhelm, Rlchard Krmsky Second Row Henry Slllman, Eugene Lumberg, Dan Tennenhouse, Sheldon Kaye, Edward Powers, Warren Perlove, Rlchard Lober, Ray Kovachevlch Thlrd Row Coach Norman Krawczak, Martm Cxcchelh, Ronald Ellls, M1chaelDetmer, Stuart Katz, B111 Balley, Howard Zacks Paul Chrlstensen, Coach Garland Bud Joyce Hurler Ron E111s lets go of a fast one Wxth the team composed almost entnrely of sophomores the Redskms complled a seasons record of 3 5 Coach Norman Krawczak IS fully sat1sf1ed w1th th1S rather lopslded record Although he w111 not be coachlng the team next year, he looks forward to a much better season at that txme, when the same group of boys wxll brlng much needed experlence to the dxamond He dlsclosed the name of the new coach who IS Mr Garland Joyce, a Jumor hxgh school teacher 56 Fri ,, , 4 - 4 1 5 .. , f .. .I ' 24 Sf, 9:1 :Ii n., ga 'F : 3, GJ :SQ -N, :fp ' A : Y . . 1 I - -I V K - I. , , .av Q - 5- ff' f, y ,Y I 4 A . 1' ' 8 - f ' ' fs. 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A S F' Q--1 . .,- ' V1 IV . . . , -hi MOE S AT BAT Marty Cxcchelh bunts down the thlrd base 11ne Warren Perlove m actxon up the ball Paul Chrlstensen autographs for enthusxastxc fans, as the rest of the team looks on J' ax 1+ vfk 'Y Jumor Ray Kovachevxch scoops up the l ball for a thrillmg play. ' 57 'v scoopmg -, fam 'f .4 ' . fn' 17 1: 33 ,, ,,, ' Lg' , -' , ' . W 'Y ' -4' ' ' ,, . ,h , f . I . . . ' V I 2 , f- I . ' V7-it 'V -- Q -, , , . - . 3. . 'I Za . I ' 'Ax V I. -2 T . H I t, , I fy 1 ' V ' YY YY ff ,A I x - Q 3 . 3 M ix I ' ' N A 4. ll Q V 4 ' Rv S XX 6 4 1 V - A Q X , xv . , xx-F J . 5 A Ez- ' ' . - -' . . 1 I .- K ' . ' 4 v J H . , fy I Girls' Athletic First Row Left to Right L Davidon, J Manello, A Archacki, J Herkowitz, M Mendelson, Miss Mclntre, D Charmer, F Weinberg B Zohott, S Papo M Coleman Second Row C Kxshner, D Fienberg, B Garrison, L Resnick, L Klein, J Eastman L Kazanowski, J Meyers, P Plotkin, C Koslowski, C Sheron Third Row J Wasielwski, R Koretz, R Seigel, B Hillman, M Brilliant, G Jaffe, I Aaron C Stone, K Gretz, I Berlin Fourth Row P Shlvotz, I Richmond, D Zinberg, R A Frye, M MacDonald, M Mack, C Schwartz, C Hack, M Littmann Three years ago approxlmately 150 girls met wxth the physical education teacher and and today we are included 1n the Glrls Athletic Association better known as G A A Recently the officers of G A A attended a meeting at Birmingham High School As well as other representatives partlclpating in a meetmg and discussing the toplcs of a better G A A After, there were various sports in which everyone took actrve parts Oak Park was host to a volley ball game with Lmcoln High School recently Even though we lost, we put up a smashmg battle to really make Lincoln work for its polnts G A A hopes to invite other schools to particlpate in 1ntramural sports There are s1x teams in G A A that particlpate each Tuesday and Wednesday agamst each other They are The Dribblers, Bed Bloomers, Short Shorts, Team 4 Cork screws, and Earmuffs The pictures on these pages try to illustrate some of the sports wh1ch G A A en gages in Volleyball baseball, basketball golf archery, and other recreational 3Ct1V1t168 teach the girls the basic fundamentals of the sports and how to work well in teams Along with the fun, certain girls are rewarded for their faithful attendance at meet mgs wxth awards, and others get recogmtion being referees, and various other tasks The group is growmg rapidly and will continue to do so if the glrls participate as they have done so far The officers are very OPUIIIISUC about the future of H118 enloy able and worthwhlle activity 58 . g n , Q a , o o : I ' O l O 0 0 Q o 0 u n 9 n , s decided that they would like to establish after school intramurals. This is how it started, . : , - ' 7 I ! . I ssociution 1 3. M Lorraine Kazanowski and Carolyn Sheron jump for the ball to gain the w1nn1ng pomnt of the game W1th the commg of sprmg the gxrls w1ll be enjoyxng the sport of baseball Volleyball lS played by many of the gxrls and enjoyed by a ihbvf 'vm Here we see Sharon Papo, Carol Stone, and Connie Kozlowski practicing for the coming of the tennis season. iii' Debbie Charmer and Deana Zinberg are lining up their arrows to shoot a bullseye Golf is anticipated to the fullest by Jackie Horowitz and Sharon Sempsrott 60 Achvlhes The home econom1cs department has expanded like the rest of the school Here is shown the new kitchen with its ultra modern facilities it U., nu. ' I 'hx A H ' X. 1 1 c ' 0 WTCHH ZJOB B LE 5? Watchin Wltches Wobble Look at the crowd! Clara gets the c1der gomg Always Yours Marilyn and Don Sweetheart Swmg Bob Terry spxns the platters f r the Junlor cla s Barbara and Mel Sudle Hawkins Dance Gals grab yer partners across the fxmshmg lne REVOIR EDITORS Row 1 C Hack D Charmer S Lew1s D Lazaro A Enkel Row 2 R Lawson D Marcus C Dubeck E Oseff B Kole Row 3 S Joseph B Pelavln L Oseff B Kaye 'KF 9m Marc1a Morrxs Edltor 1n Ch1ef Revolr Once agaln members of the yearbook staff are proud to offer the 'Revoxr to you Many hours of hard planmng and workmg are requ1red to publxsh a yearbook such as the one we are offermg to you Asnde from Tuesday meetmgs many hours have been spent durmg study halls and weekends wr1t1ng copy and lay 1ng out pages w1th the wonderful help of our sponsor Mrs Kaplan to present a book wh1ch would brmg back old for gotten moments Revoxr 1n 1ts d9fll'llt1OIl means to look back on you glance through these pages we hope memorles of your days at Oak Park Hlgh w1ll stand out forever The class dance we attended the tlmes we cheered our team on to v1ctory and the orgamzatxons we belonged to are only a few of the many enjoyable moments to look back on We smcerely hope that all future yearbook staffs w1l1 have as much enjoyment as we have had th1s past year worklng together to produce th1s yearbook 6-2 R EVOIR STAFF Row 1- I. Lifton J. Lawson D. Rayle S. Sandler J. Ross S. Reisman M. Rosen. Row 2- R. Tamaroff B. Gross J. Naftaly B. Berman N. Plavnick R. Katz. Row 3- J. Lax, P. Rawsky C. Shulman, G. Jaffe, M. Schrieber, D. Zimberg. Row 4- H. Sulkin, A. Perlstein C. Adler, M. Cohen, P. Panusky. Ever wonder what 1azz IS all about'P Whether Oak Park IS w1nn1ng a basket ball game, plann1ng a dance or honormg an outstandmg student, the Eagle IS cer tam to be on hand Th1s year, under the dlrectxon of Mr Ray Renbarger, seve al 1mportant changes were mtroduced Formost IS the add1t1on of more fea The Eagle has tr1ed to place more 1mpor tance on report1ng commumty affalrs and analyz1ng them for the students Fewer sports artlcles graced the Eagle's pages 1n 1958 In the1r place were edltorxals and such columns as Senlor of the Week and Mlke and Larry As to 1ts plans for the com1ng year the Eagle hopes for more reporters and a newspaper that w1ll go to press every two weeks JAZZ CLUB Row 1 S Mxller, B M1ller C Koz lowskl N Peltzman J Ross Row 2 L Dub1n S Gutman P Manterls, M C1c chellz Row3 R Ehrenprens J OMal ley J Dunn, H Sulk1n D Berkowltz EAGLE STAFF R w 1 F Dlpomo A Enkel J Op penhe1m B Dlckman P Gold I Cralg, L Resmck L Denhoffer Row 2 R Ruda M Rosenberg C Shul man, H Sulk1n C Sheron Row 3 M Green L Gertz, D Lazaro H Katcher L Dub1n Row 4 D Barn ard M Green D Marcus M Ohmk L Oseff, M Fayne, R Ehrenprels JAZZ CLUB Some students headed by Mr R TIUIS have formed the Jazz Club to acquire a better understandlng of Jazz muslc The members play assorted selectlons and then dlscuss them Thxs new group has met only a few times but plans to ex tend the1r program next year Q -: . 'i ' , . , , - v ' , - , - . , , , : . , , , , - . , . . 3 ' y ' v , s , - . : . - 7 ' y 0 , u I . ! . . . I ture articles and little or no advertising. ' 9 ' ' ' 1 . . . H . ' ' I ' V' I1 ' YY . , . I: . ' . ' , , - I s - , - . I . 1 ' y - . . .. g , ' - . . l , . 1 ' 0 , - . 66 VARSITY DEBATE TEAM Row 1 S Schwam, S Reisman, A Wilson, H Feinberg Row 2 M Brodsky, H Sul kin J Cook, H Katcher, M Olinik J Oppenheim STAMP C LUB Three years old and grow1ng every meeting So sponsor Ray Renbarger de School's stamp club The club s members met once every three weeks to trade stamps, discuss them, and observe each other's col lections Sophomore Linda Resnick IS the club president This year the Oak Park Debate Team captured third place in the Detroit Metropol itan Debate League by defeating Pershin Warren, and Umversity of Detroit High Schools For this honor they received a plaque from the Unlverslty of Michigan for excellence in forensics Debating on the issue resolved That United States D1rect Economic Aid to Ind1 vidual Countries Should Be Limited to Tech Park reached the semi finals in the regional debate tournament held m Northville Sponsor of the team, Mr John Kouzou11a reported that the team begins work early 1n the year by analyzing issue of the top1c and reading and evaluat1ng artlcles on the subject After several weeks of research, the team holds practice debates with each other be fore competing with other schools Row 1 A Kirsh, D Marcus, L Resnick J Cook B Lombus Row 2 M Milch M Littman, B Marriott, D Bleilman I1 , s I ' . 9 ' ' i 8, scribes .in brief the history of Oak Park High nical Assistance and Disaster Relief, Oak , .- . . : . . . ' , . , . . : . , 67 gp- ,pn VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS Rowl A Ben R Ell1s,F Locef M Ralml A Wxlson P Manter1s,D Guss1n Row 2 I Quastler, F New mark K Buccl, N Gussm, P Krup mck W Perlove Row 3 D Eason, R Adams, V Olah B Antonow, M Varsity Club Cheerleaders present Varsity Club members with a cake C1cchell1 M Detmer M Kaczander Row 4 D Blondy C Svalya D Ten nenhouse B Balley, P Chmstenson, G Sandrock Varsity Club Pledges fs! Y Louis Tann makes certain that his outfit looks right at one of our Pep rallies. LIBRARY STAFF Row 1 B Mxller R Pantzer M Nodler L Schoenfeld B Jerrls Mrs Tuttleman M Ar11n H Kallush Row 2 J Hecht A Nusbaum B D1ckman P Gold M Brods'ky L F1arman B Gladys P Flsh man Row 3 S Rosenfeld B Baron S Katz G Isom D Charmer S M1ller R Corey Row 4 H Chayet L Goldman R Frey H Katcher J Bernstem J Trana LIBRARY STAFF The L1brary Staff IS composed of volunteer students and IS headed by Mrs Joy Mudge These students a1d other students and teachers m usmg the l1brary arrangmg d1sp1ays and preparmg b1bl1ograph1es for teachers They also check books mn and out and answer reference questlons Joel Morse broadcasts the news of the day to the student body over our pubhc address system r a'6W9 - Jacquelme Walton Susan Anderson Lmda Schoen for the teachers f1eJgesIg2gr1c1a Kahn and Beverly Stoneman act as The Home Econormcs department prepares a tea 69 I .- ' if - 1, I . I ,. L. 5 I 4 i . ' ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 ' v - 1 . , . , . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - ' . ' . , . , . , . , . y . , . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . . V . . . Q ' ' YW' 53 4 T! F . V' ' .ri 9 , A . K - Q - . . 41. ,.,. 'I' ' v 1 - Y Y A CAPPELLA CHOIR R w 1 KL to RJ N Jamieson, I Lxfton, M Brilliant, C Sheron, C Kozlowskl E Margolis, B Baron N Plavmk, P Balamut, M Levine M Schreiber, B Kaye D Lazaro B Brycz J Nabmger L Pantzer B Garrison J Nelson Row 2 Y Dardarian, M Coleman B Jerris, P Rawsky C Simonelli G Isom, R Polkinghorne, S Fishman, M Stone K Warren, S Harelik I Chrovlan, S Wencley, L Delulius, R Mevis, P Panusky Row 3 G Sandrock, N Guss1n, J Manello, S Reuben D Lewis D Charmer, D DeWitt M Mack, K Gretz, J Klurstein, G Jerrls, M Rayder, B Craft E Savme, D Pryjomski J Radin E Gooze Row 4 J Shanku S Plotnik, A Jackson A Surnow M Fayne, P Kauffman M Stocker, J Aaron, R Lober, P Christensen, M Detmer, B Bailey E Rogus M Cicchelli, W Perlove, J Franchi, E Mendelson The Magic BOYS' CHOIR Row 1 KL. to R.J: C. Brummer, J. Young, J. Bernstein, E. Mendelson, J. Franchi, E. Gooze, K. Bucci, H. Blavin, A. Perlstein, D. Oppenheim. Row 2: P. Christensen, M. Detrner, B. Bailey, J. Trimgali, E. Stone, M. Stein, W. Perlove, H. Sulkin, M. Simon. Row 3: N. Jamieson, G. Sandrock, M. Stoker, S. Wold, S. Plotnick, J. Aaron, S. Burlak, N. Gussin, M. Fayne, A. Perlman. Row 4: A. Surnow, B. Dega, J. Shanku, P. Kauffman, B. Wolf, A. Jackson, E. Lumberg, M. Cicchelli. 70 CHOIR I Row 1 KL. to RJ: I. Berlin, M. Rosenberg, D. Lewis, J. Glasser, L. Gertz, L. Danetta, M. Kahn, J. Herkowitz, M. Weisman, G. Jerris. Row 2: R. Corey, R. Siegel, M. Mallon, M. Glick, B. Goldberg B. Brysen, R. Mevis, A. Bennet, L. Gould, J. Biegal. Row 3: J. Hecht, B. Anton, B. Berman, R. Tarnapol, S. Gold, A. Miral, S. Math, M. Kahn, M. Rubin. Row 4: H. Horowitz, A. Glasser, B. Dega, A. Saperstein, L. Edelman, E. Gooze, M. Rayder, D. Freidman, B. Hillman. Of Music GIRLS' CHOIR Row 1 QL. to Rt.l: P. Balamut, Y. Dardarian, I. Lifton, J. Manillow, C. Kozlowski, D. Lazaro. M. Schreiber, M. Levine, B. Kaye, N. Plavnick, E. Margolis, B. Brycz, B. Baron. Row 2: J. Klurstein, S. Reisman, B. Jerris, P. Rawsky, M. Brillant, C. Sheron, S. Fishman, K. Kash, B. Stone, M. Feldman, M. Stone, B. Garrisan, J. Nelson, J. Stern. Row 3: C. Simonelli, L. Klein, J. Radin, M. Coleman, S. Reuben, D. Lewis, D. Charmer, D. Dewitt, G. Isom, T. Gosztyla, K. Warren, S. Harelik, L. Pantzer, E. Getter, L. Delulius. Row 4: B. Aohott, G. Jerris, M. Rayder, L. Davidson, E. Savine, D. Pryjomski, C. Taylor, R. Polkinghorne, C. Gritz, M. Mack, P. Panusky, S. Wencley, I. Chrovian, J. Nabinger, R. Mevis, 71 Cast fm order of appearance! Herb Brown, Jeffrey Malkm, Sher1 Lewxs, Robert Ruda Joel Nltzkm, Mlchael Hechtman, Herb Horowltz, Deanna Lawson, Larry Haber, Harvey Blavxn, Howard Dubm, Myra Bayer, Sophle Joseph, Jerry Knoppow, Spencer Partrlch, Karen Mxller, John O Malley, Larry Haber, Mr Gamache s choxr Strike up the music! Police and Bandmen, Howard Dubin, John O'Ma11ey, Herb Brown, Joel Nitzken, Larry Haber, and Harvey Blavin. 72 Q 1 'rf . all 'll WW Muscial moods for Thieves' Carni- val were set by Herb Brown and his clarinet. Lady and Slr Hurf of soclety play ed by Myra Bayer and Robert Ruda The poor but aspiring gentlemen, DuPont DuPort Sr and Jr are played by Jerry Knoppow and Spencer Partrich The pursued nurse and the little glrl are portrayed by Deanna Lawson and Karen Miller THE PLOT The presentatxon of the play Thleves Camlval lS another pleasant remembrance for the semor class Mr Sheldon Slavm dlrected the four act farce whlch 800 people wxtnessed m our new audxtorlum thleves are masters at the art of dxsguxse and completely decexve the pohce, the socxety woman, and her frxends Romance affects the lxves of the thxeves Because of thexr infatuatnon wxth the two meces of the soclety woman, the two younger thleves prolong their stay at the scene of the crnme A carmval is plan ned at whxch two gentlemen dnsguxse themselves as thieves and are found by the police The play ends wxth the three real thieves happxly free because of a case of mistaken ldentnty 73 1 .The plot unfolds as three thieves are planning to rob the home of an elderly society woman. The . J V CHEERLEADERS Back Row Karen Smith Gayle Jaffe, Carole Wittenberg, Lynn Morningstar Front Row Renee Mevis, Lorraine Kazanowski fCaptamJ, Theresa Gosztyla Oak Park Cheers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Back Row: Judy Sturgeon, Molly Dreylinger, Joan Sill, Sharon Danbom. Front Row: Kathy Warren, Phyllis Plotkin CCaptainJ Rhoda Hammerstein, Judy Rosen- blatt 74 Flght Flght Flght o o o -A- --, FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Floyd Allen, these Future Teachers of America are getting prepared for their future profession. The F. T. A. has three purposes, says Mr. Allen. The first purpose is to acquaint students with the obligations of teachers. The second is to instill in them an interest in the profession, and third to give them an opportimity in cadet teaching and to meet members from other schools FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Row 1 M Brodsky B Pelavin lTreasJ J Oppenhe1mfSecJ R Katz CPres I, C Kozlowski fVice Pres J J Ross Row 2 S Danbom, B Zohott, J Rosenblatt, R Tameroff, N Plavmck, J Radin, J Klurstein R w 3 J Hecht, I Fredrick M Stone C Glazer, R Kirzner, R Lupiloff, S Joseph Row 4 S Miller, D Feinberg, B Dickman, C Shulman, P Silverman C Adler, J Glasser MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB 'The Medical Careers Club is a new addition to our various extracurricular activities. Sponsored by Mrs Burrell, the members have visited various hospi- tals and clinics, among them Northvllle State Hospital They have also had guest speakers to guide them on their choice of a future medical profession Officers of the club are J Ross, President, B Kole, Vice president, A Enkel, Corresponding Secretary, R Lupiloff, Recordmg Secretary, M Cohen, Treasurer MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Row 1 M Rosen, P Gold, A Enkel S Ashman P Shiovitz, E Getter Row 2 J Stern, R Lupiloff, D Zmberg, M Goldberg, B Peltz Dickman Row 3 H Sulkin M Cohen R Frye J Hecht, J Fields Row 4 R Casen S Lober C Brummer B Kole Row 5 M Olimk, S Gold, E Lumberg, L Levere HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB Row 1 C Sturman, L K1e1n, J Oppenhelm, M Brodsky P Gold Katz Row 2 J Lax, H Katcher, R Fox, R Slporm, C Adler, S Sandler, G Edelson Row 3 J Malkm, S Gold, L Jacobson, M Green, I Quastler, N Plavnick, J Gersten Row 4 J Sulkxn, A Ben, D Marcus, A Wxlson, J OMalley B Kole, M Olmlck HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB Durmg the summer months last year a small group of students got together to form the Human Re latlons Club, under the leadershnp of Andrew Wxlson Smce that tnme, the club has grown to twenty seven members mcludlng slx commlttees The Fme Arts commnttee has sponsored trxps to see the varnous plays that have come to Detro1t The Forelgn Re latlons commlttee sponsored an enjoyable panel drs cussxon consxstmg of thexr committee and six forengn exchange students at a PTSA meetmg Offncers of the club are Bruce Kole, Coordin ator, Phyllis Gold, Purser, and Carole Sturman brarian. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 P Manta-rss A Fnlnll M Kaczander, L Resmck, A Bennett, Lewls, R Ruda Row 2 S Gold, Tennenhouse, K Slotkonsky S Lorber R Barris Row3 A Lewxs, S Komer, E Lumbefg, M OIIHICK, E Mendelson, H Sulkin SCIENCE CLUB Many future scientists can be seen in the chem xstry labs of Oak Park Hxgh School Students mterest ed Ln any phase of science may joxn the club m order to broaden thelr Interests The purpose of the Scxence Club IS to increase the appreclation of science Under the supervlsxon of Mr Carl Kampmueller, these scientxsts are allowed to use school facllxtxes to carry on thexr experiments Offlcers of the club are Dan Tennenhouse, Pres ident, Kenneth Slotkonsky, V1ce presxdent, Sherx Lewxs Secretary, and Mxchael Olmick, Treasurer Rowl R S1por1n S Re1sman J OMalley M Hecht man, J Oppenhe1m Row 2 B Graff J Lax A Wllson S Danbom L K1e1nsm1th G Young Row 3 J Cook E Sosmck B Lombus S Guttentag E Mendelson Student Council One of the most 1mportant orgamzatmons of our hxgh school program IS the Student Counc11 Th1s year, under the sponsorsh1p of Mrs Bette Dav1es the Counc11 has organ1zed many funct1ons for the benefzt of the student body Among them were two programs for our entertamment present1ng Eastern M1Ch1gaH s band and Schobart the comed1an plano player Other accomphshments have been the d1str1but1on of 1dent1f1 catlon cards the use of apple mach1nes, a rev1s1on of the con st1tut1on and a school w1de canned goods dr1ve Ideas for the next year s Counc11 are m progress now Worklng w1th the Human Relatlons Club plans are be1ng made for the exchange of fore1gn students Mrs B Dav1es Offlcers of the Councll are S Re1sman Pres J OMa11ey Student Counc11 Adv1sor Vxce Pres R Szporm Treas and J Oppenhe1m Secretary O 4 0.4, ,o :', ,4 K P A ,K One of the Student Councll comm1ttees d1SCUSS6S an xmportant xssue , 2 ,Q K: if f X I ,t If ' L v . - ,1 , U 6 Q E i . . ,W f - . . . , - . , . , . , . . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . , . , . , . . O ' 2 . . . . , ! , . , - 1 ' ' , . . , 9 - . . . . . , , ' ' - 1 'r ' x ., . , ., . , . 4 'Unix ,. U , my-l's. a ., fin, . g. lf., ' 9 a ,I-,I-'Q q 'lar'-'q . n ,..' ,MQ Iliff., o , 4, Win, I, la.: ,, 'n 'n 'n ,040 N a.o,:.v! A X, , ,ou 4 X. -,l .Lugo X ,:. , a, r ', I-v 4 Oak Parkers owe much to the Oak Park High School Band for their musical enjoy- ment The band under the direction of Mr. David Jackson, meets evex-day during fifth hour in our new band room. They have played at PTSA programs, at our basketball games, and at all holiday programs. What else? They play pop too' mal: Park s Band The band warms up before a b1g game 79 In ll vnu O 'ill'- .1 n 'EQXMO new Marching along with Mr. Murzon and Mr. Goff. Betsy Savme Oak Park Follies Marilyn takes a bow. O flew Mr. Goff and his flappers, B. Minkow and E. Gutten- tag. Cha Cha Cha. Deal'ie, do YOU remember? Phyilis Piotkin and Rhoda Hammerstein Mamie Lawson and her boys. R s 'I Q53 e X . , , -Q,-.. A -Xx,,,A 2 Oak Park s own Groucho. Jim R.1.ch1eff 80 A most pleasant assoc1at1on w1th our students has been establ1shed thms year 1n Oak Park's Parent Teachers Student As soc1at1on Opporturutxes such as the successful Oak Park Fo1l1es, w1th the1r loyal support and participat1on served to strengthen our re1at1onsh1p Our bowlmg league, as well has been another strong l1nk W1th our growth there has been an acceptance and recogmtzon of one for the other It IS then w1th the fondest memormes that we b1d ad1eu to our graduatlon class of 1958 feel1ng certa1n that w1th the areas that they w1ll be able to cope w1th all s1tuat1ons We extend our s1ncere congratulauons and w1sh them well mn all the1r future endeavors Mrs Sam Guss1n S Z Pres1dent P T S A Oak Park H1gh School Mrs Sam Gussm, PTSA Pres1dent prepares a message for the graduates P T S A Message to Graduates The h1story of tomorrow begms as the current events of today These Qu1z 'Em students pxctured here have shown the1r ab1l1ty at the understandlng and knowledge of current events After read1ng Newsweeks and newspapers these students met to d1scuss and analyze each xssue thoroughly On November 30, they appeared on Qu1z 'Em, a program wh1ch appears on a local televxslon statxon every Saturday mormng. By wmmng over lnkster Roosevelt l-hgh School, they brought honors to our school by pre sentxng Oak Park Hlgh w1th a beautxful TV set p1ctured here These wh1zzes lnclude fleft to Flght, Amta Enkel, Judy Oppenhe1m, Imre Quastler, Herb I-lorow1tz, Stephen Schwam, and dlrector Mr. H Weberman 81 53,21 ' - - - - -. Qs . . U ' . ic T ' N- . . , , ' ' . , ' 7 3 ' . , . . . h r competent guidance received in so many X g if E . . u ygff' T A 4 If f . . . 2 , 1 y s K5 , I ' . IVV 1 . .' . : Z I 'x ,ff , Q . . . . ' 5 o o o o 'EM . 5 J A. . XJ' N. ' W 5 ' 4 Q - X x lx K 1 U I X , X if 1 f ' t K 5 N' I x 4 Q 'y pq1fv'? 'x 1 s- x X Txx. A. Q. or' 51 Oak Park H1gh School cheer for your m1ght W1th your colors of red and wh1te Well be loyal we w11l be true Stand and let us cheer for you FIGHT' FIGHT' FIGHT' Take that ball and run down that fleld Wxth the splrxt of Oak Park H1gh We know you ll brmg us fame and glory As we go marchlng on to vlctory O A K P A R K Clocomotlve stylel 0uk Park Cheers Kazella Kazella Kazella Kaza Hey' Get outa Get outa Get outa our way H We mean busmess S1s Boom Bah Oak Park Hlgh School Rah Rah Rah 6 We re Wlth ya team We re w1th ya team We re w1th ya team We re with ya team So f1ght' f1ght' f1ght' W1th a left Cclap clapj And a r1ght fclap clapj Come on team Cclap clapj Let s fxghtl Two b1ts four blts sxx b1ts a dollar Everyone from Oak Park stand up and holler' Go Flght Wm fClap clap clap clap clapj Go F1ght W1n fClap clap clap clap clapj Go Flght Wn ' 84 v , . , . 9 , . 1 s 1 1 9 x 1 - , . , . v y So fight! fight! fight! Y ' , I ' y v s 7 , . . , . , . . , , ' l ' D 1 ' s s ' ' ' v ' 1 1 - ' - i . . . Aclverti ing UT .w.4.,..1., l!!Vi!!!!Y!UH 2 The lovely high school office overlooking Oak Park Boulevard is one of the busiest places in the school E .W - . 13 . V ,.. , 'WV 7?'.?5 g. .W u I The Revo1r Staff the Semor Class of 1958 Success and Happ1ness Always 86 wishes to congratulate MUMFORD MUSIC INC OAK PARK S NEWEST and FINEST RECORD SHOP Complete stocks of C1ass1ca1 Popular Jazz Greetmg Cards an Phonographs HI FI EQUIPMENT OF ALL TYPES Altec Lansmg P11ot Strornberg MUMFORD MUSIC 22104 Coohdege H1ghway THE OAK PARK TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Extends Congratulatmns to the June 1958 GRADUATING CLASS 87 0 d Opera Recordings W1Sh1Dg Luck to the Grads E K Typesettmg Bo Comp11ments 2134 Grand R1ver BRUCE COLTON Comp11ments Good Luck G I G K P E R S H 0 ABE MILGRAM LEONARD COLTON Smart Shoes for your famlly s smart taste Congratulatlons MICHAEL WEISMAN Congratulauons to the second graduatmg class of FR OM OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL DAVE S PARTY SNACK SHACK FRIEND 10600 W 9 M11e Oak Park Special Manufacturing Co GOOD LUCK FROM 13649 Stevenson H1ghway Sm a I I F ry S ho p Royal Oak M1ch1gan 23077 Coohdge Oak Park 88 . . . of of ' ' 22128 Coolidge Li-19710 A WALSH INSTITUTE ACCOUNTANCY A Non Prof1t Coeducatlonal School Accountancy and F1nanc1al Adm1n1strat1on 120 Mad1son Avenue Detrolt 26 M1c Telephone WO 1 5136 f pmkwag -A Halrfashlons 1 Permanents 2 Ha1rstyl1ng LI 1 8222 K1tchen and Cafeterla Desxgned and Equ1pped by CANTON CHINA and EQUIPMENT complete food serv1ce 689 Gratlot Avenue WOodWard 5 2560 Detrolt 26, M1Ch1g'2,H I t A Congratulahon Comp lmen S to the Semors Davld Colton Katz's Del1catessen 13731 W N1ne M1le BRODY S KNEE HI SHOPPE Infants and Ch1ldren Wear Boys Apparel up to S1ze 20 Open Sundays 10 00 A M 2 00 P M Phone 13745 W 9 M1le Rd Llncoln 3 4115 Oak Park, M1ch Compllments of Manor Cleaners 10861 W Ten M1le Road LI 3 2700 Good Luck to the Grads 8771 W N1ne M1le Compliments from Central Lumber Company TR 5 1154 an Joy Telegraph Lumber Company KE 5 8963 Patrons Plaza Mus1c Center Parklavm Pure Serv1ce Slmo Salon Ferndale Hardware Gardms Market Aero Apphance Brown's Radlo and T V Serv1ce Davls Iron Works Congratulahons Ferrara Inc 89 I 1 of ' , ' , 'h- of - , I d A 0000 PLACE T0 WORK gt?-S Q 'QW Gif N xx wv 31 x 95 2 QR x INTERESTING 1035 Fon HIGH scuool. GBABUATES NATIONAL BANK 014 Dam om WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT NINTH FLOOR Congratulations Grads Of adqwelwe 'Mop Phone Llncoln 3 8022 23081 COO1ldge H1gh y Oak Park, M1ch1gan 5lwPf 'a and 3911 W 9 Mxle at K1p11ng LI 7 9175 BEST WISHES f rom Cltrln Fuel Onl Corp dlstnbutors of STANDARD FUEL OIL w1th mlracle Sta clean For Home and Industry Tom S Mitteldorf Sales Manager To 8 0005 N 0 Ol O' . . , 0 x ' r Y ... - , - ' 'Q' Q . 0 hx V V 1 ' f X ::. ...ff A x B' L lj... xx, 1 A N 'O ' A. X ' 1 ix ' A b,, xi 'N '-,ma A 'A C Xb, '. o 0 0 N . . ' n ' - n AT 90 WAY T0 BETTER LIVING rov1des a key to the spmtual and matenal nches of the have combmed to Learmng p world Through learmng sclence and mdustry brmg new convemence new benefits and a new measure of lelsure 1nto our hves In thls evolutlon 8l8CIS1'1C1ty p trll better electucally for greater In the years to come you W111 hve s thmgs are m store But 1t wlll take ever hlgher standards of learmng to wm them m helpmg to make the dreams of today the reahtles of tomorrow Good luck to you DETROIT EDISON 91 ' ' ' ' has layed a leading part. 9 S Compliments E 2 Fashions Q2 5 1 -Q. of 'Q .QB Z. 06 Harry Colton QW , L. I- QI an QQI33 Coolidge Hwy Oak park Much Family See the Leader For the Leader Harry Abram-General Manager Leo Adler Co. -- Nations Largest Plymouth-Desoto IS now g1v1ng outstandmg deals on new Plymouth 8: Desotos Good Luck to the Grads Hermel 1n Rubenf1re Agency 13625 E Elght M11e Detrolt, Mlchlgan D1 1 9151 Try xt before you buy It Call for Free Demonstratlon Rlde Un 3 7400 Leo Adler Co 3000 Fenkell corner of Parks1de Theres a gurl Id like to know She has so much P0156 and confidence Ill bet she works for the telephone company Those glrls are attractne and have such friendly pleasant manners They re talklng about Lucy who started working for Mlchlgan Bell rlght out of hlgh school She was tramed by frlendly understandmg supervisors and today shes proud of her work enjoys a fine salary re ular wage Increases and many new frlend Lucy was dellghted from the very first by the clean plea ant surroundmgs by the regularly scheduled mld morning and mldafternoon breaks for relaxlng an comfortable lounge room and by the opportumtle for adxancement lsn t that the klnd of job you want9 Then why not et m touch wlth us now? Well be happy to tell you more about the varlety of lnterestmg telephone job ayallable to hugh school graduates A Good Place fo Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COIVIPANY J! l 56 d ' u ' ' c . . . . - - . . c u U . . . - - as 1 - 1 - u I 55 ' 7 ' . so . . ,. , , , . , . y ' . N , 4 . 6 9 T n . v . 1 . I- t g ' , ' ' s. . ' , s ' . ' ' - I - - ss va - - ' . s, ' ' ' s Y 1 ' ' 7 , 2 17 ' ' ' ' A if D . . . ' . ' s 7 . . U ' EFROS PHARMACY o o J. Efros 0 0 Prescriptions our specialty 10800 W. Nine Mile Road Oak Park 37, Mich. C Richard R. Calby We Deliver Call Lincoln 4-3245 6: ASSOCIATES INSURANCE Congratulations to the Class of 1958 . J. Glasgow Co 14020 Oakland Highland Park, Michigan 11 5 6 40 Compliments of a friend SAVE WHERE YOUR Savings Grow Faster At City Bank passbook savings grow faster, safely and automatically, because, instead of a tr1v1al one per cent You get 2V2 tlmes as much Interest ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Fifth largest bank ln Detro t resources 1 18 mllllon dollars OAK PARK OFFICE fN1ne Mile Road near Coolidge Hwy J Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 93 -4 . . 1 0 A 0 CITY BANK Compliments of Allen Briggs Company Mechamcal Contractors , Compliments of Ben Franklin 58z0 School Supphes Oak Park 23067 COO11dg9 Kelly lltflce Machines Eureka Broom Company Dxstnbutors of Brooms Whxsk Brooms Mops 3768 joy Road Detrolt 6 Mlch Tyler 6 6688 1623 South Woodward L 7 3122 Cong atulatzons to the Grads JG C k C h C yet 9 Cl 3 2 4 Palntmg Decoratlng We Sang Nm, feaif 23870 Mor1tz Ave 2985 EBT DAVIS AVE BILL MILL R 3 Vlenno Custom Tailors Tuxedo Rentals Smart New Tony Mart1n Styles We Guarantee Perfect F1t 20530 Schafer Un 2 9121 Mud West Flre lnss B 8g R Drug Store Ad justlng Co 3263 Joy Rd Detroit 6 M1ch Open 24 Hours B111 Schwartz Te 3 359 3101 Woodward F1re Adgusters for the Assured. 94 I I 7 7 ' 1. 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