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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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Ed1tor's Foreword Howard Sulkin Edltor ln chlef When a long and devastatmg war comes to an end the vlctorlous natlons usually attempt to bu1ld an endurmg peace Followmg the second World War people deslrlng peace looked to a new world orgamzatlon the Umted Natlons whose arm lS to reafflrm falth IH fundamental human rlghts and to practlse tolerance whlle llvmg together ln peace as good nelghbors To open the door that leads to understandmg and frnendshrp among the peoples of the world necessntates the cooperatlon and concernment of every world cltlzen no matter hls race or rellgnon lt was exactly one year ago that the students of Oak Park Hlgh School frrst responded to thls smcere plea for peace In a phenomenally short tlme we were a umted group wlth one goal ln mlnd bflflglllg a Forergn Exchange Student to Oak Park From a nucleus composed of representatlves of the entnre student body com mnttees were assngned Bermuda Day a car wash and a dance unraveled from the planmng board to be welcomed wlth the enthusiasm and success that IS expected of Oak Park Along wnth the attamment of our goal we learned an unforgettable lesson workmg together Our success could not have been achleved wlthout 1 1-v i the smccre cooperatlon of the entlre bvnuassh at non an? facts 1- who motwated the student body to fully Pa1't1C1PatC 1n th1s project, W fi' Wwx 'if 0 ' ss 51 4 W' a 5132: an tl- , Ns Refs f :, M1 nflfl 4' . .J-5' ,, . 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M.:-,I 'pw .Q -- ww' rf- .-,mv-sgr. NH' ,.2' f:ffiif:fem3i'w'ib5'2' H --131 ..-j.fLQ.': fri ' ,1L,,3i1':fg,,3f'52if.? f!' -4 A .f,+.f-fra:-F. 1' 'Q . 4-fig.-9 '.-fXp.?:2i.:fu-mf, . 1:-' at-f. -'tviiwfwf-74:4-' ,,s - ff-.5 AN: APL-1:51:12-F.-Jr. .4-i1'I'b'i'---' . -iff-Q1 if '1-l:'L!:e:s,Y:1.1-xi'--2' 1 fly if ,....-:fry -- ' - 41' nz '- G'?1-,':' gi' 'wi-fs. . ' .ta .A , ,, . . . l, . . . l O I Q . . . . . O O O '?.':,,-H Dr James N Pepper After a few short years, the Oak Park High School has achieved its rightful position as one of Michigan's out- standing secondary schools. During this brief span of time, all requirements for accreditation by the University of Michigan and the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools have been met in a highly satisfactory manner. In meeting the high standards of these accrediting agencies, accomplishments have been most noteworthy, not only in terms of excellent buildings and equipment but also in regard to many important areas of curriculum development To meet the challenge of the new space age programs are now being developed to emphasize sound human relations and international understanding as well as scientific and mathematical competence Oak Park High School, blessed with a diversity of religious and cultural patterns 1S truly demonstrating through its students and staff that real progress comes only when persons of good will can l1ve and work together towards the solution of their common problems The staff of the REVOIR and its faculty advisor are to be congratulated upon their choice of International Under standing as the theme for this years publication Since a fine foreign student exchange program has been 1n1t1ated this year through student interest and faculty support a more appropriate motif could not have been selected Your school and community are proud of you for your contribution in this important area of human relations Dr James N Pepper Superintendent of Schools Our school board has been in existence for about ten years They have made the policy for our schools and in doing so have made the Oak Park school district one of the best in the country Dr Pepper our superintendent is responsible for carrying out the policy established by the board The school board an superintendent should be commended for their liberal expenditure of time and effort which has done so much to create our wonderful school system l......,......... Mr Abraham Buckner V-vs - 'QW' Mrs Marporie Sandler Mr Daid Dr Arthur Parkllan Mr Frank Glabach Mr Gordon Pitcher Mr Robert Bonus Mr John Mc Jlllllls PBSSCUIIQH DI' 1311168 N PCPPCI' 1 - ' V 3 ,V - , . . 5, . - . ,, . , . . . 9 9 . , . . n a ' n , l ' n a u Q n 1. ' , , . d -1---A-A-sh -' . K A A ' .r A A t - I XX K A 1, I I I I A I ' ' -.zzzr-::::,: i A ' I f I . --pg 1 X 1 . 2' ,. N I - ,., -Neg p . -'t' X :ah i 5 ' Q1 5 W mtv ' 5-31 fv':?f+1' V A J Q ff ' i 7- if Q S is f e f-P l '-F Q .E K- - at-r 'A W ' ,! , . GX I ypggjilky MV VM -,Q T 4 .. I g . V5 Ax W, ,, g Y' wr I' ., , - ,f S A r'f' c, - ...... ,e f . - , 1 . D n - : 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 9 - 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' The most effectrve type of educatnon teaches us the basrc s1m1lar1t1es rn all peoples Human beings are moved by the same fundamental forces, the same needs and wants and the same aspxrattons All SOCICIICS have many resemblances that llfe everywhere IS marked by an overwhelming same ness ln dally hvmg It rs only moments of un selflsh ldeallsm whlch lllummates the drab monotony of human CXISICHCC m all chmes Greater emphasls then, should be placed upon srmllarmes than upon differences Stressmg llke nesses wrll decrease the 1nst1nct1ve fear of the unknown and tts worst product hatred We have attempted to 1nst1l1 thls type of thmk mg at Oak Park Hlgh School and we slncerely hope that all of you w1ll face the future wrth this type of reasonmg E P Harkms Prmcrpal Mr Edward P Harkms Mr Clarence Krawczak Mr Krawczak asslstant prmclpal re celved hrs BS from Eastern Mrchlgan College and hrs MA from the Umver stty of Mrchrgan Hrs xnterests include golf :ce skatmg and frshmg Mr Kraw czak ns the sponsor of the Student Council Mrs Ida Enkel Mrs Enkel 10th and 12th grade coun selor received her BA from Eastern Mxchlgan College and her M A from the Umversxty of Mrchlgan Her hobbxes rnclude readrng dlSCUSSlOl1S hlkrng, and baseball Mrs Enkel IS always ready to help a student wlth a problem Mr Hany Weberman Mr Weberman 10th and 11th grade counselor received both h1s BA and MA from Wayne State Unrversrty Hrs hobbres xnclude reading walkmg and football He IS also mterested ln politics Besxdes hrs counselrng dunes Mr Weber man admrmsters the High School testing program 9 y.. it y A 2 J. if rs Mr Jerome Adams Mr Adams rs the audro visual techmcnan He teaches stage craft to members of the stage crew Hrs hobby ns bulldmg Mlss Lula Beck Mxss Beck recerved both her BA and her M A from the Umverslty of MlChlg3h Her hobbxes mclude the Amerlcan Theatre Wmg She also enjoys travelmg and has been to Europe the Carrzbean New England and the Mldwest Mlss Beck teaches Enghsh and speech She also dlrects the school plays 10 Mr Floyd Allen Mr Allenrecelved both hrs B A and M A from the Umverslty of MlChl gan Hrs mterests mclude readmg golfmg fxshmg and Playing bridle Mr Allen teaches English and ad vanced composltlon He sponsors the Future Teachers of America Club ......l- Mr Arthur Bousu Mr Bousu recelved both hrs BS and M S from the Mxchlgan College of Mmmg and Technology Hrs hob bles mclude playmg brldge and danc 1ng Mr Bousu teaches algebra Mr James Beadle Mr Beadle recelved hrs B S from Western Mxchrgan College and his MA from the Umverslty of Mtch :gan Hrs hobbles mclude athletics hrs famrly and woodworkrng H teaches geometry general math and algebra Mr Beadle coaches the golf cam Mr Paul Boyd Mr Boyd received his BS from Bowlmg Green State Umversnty Bowlmg Green Ohio Hrs hobbxes mclude huntmg fxshmg outdoor rec reatlon and showxng home movles Mr Boyd teaches physical educatlon and coaches varslty basketball track and cross country -at - Q O . 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'Q - s n . . o 4 n ' l P 1 3 ' ' . . 1 1 ' , . r 1 ' , n I Mrs Mary Burrell Mrs Burrell school nurse recerved her R N at Methodrst Hosprtal School of Nursrng Indranapolrs Indrana and her BS at Indrana Unrversrty Bloommgton Indrana Her hobbres rnclude bowlrng and frshrng Mrs Burrell teaches a course rn home and famrly lrvrng and rs sponsor of the Medrcal Careers Club Mr Stanley Delrdow Mr Delrdow recerved hrs BS and hrs MS from Wayne State Unrver srty Hrs hobbres rnclude sports and photography He teaches brology and physrcal scrence Mr Delrdows prrn crpal extracurrrcular actrvrty rs the Scrence Club Mr Kenneth Conley Mr Conley recerved hrs B S from Eastern Mrchrgan College and hrs MS from the Unrversrty of Mrch rgan Hrs hobbres are athletrcs read rng communrty servrce and garden rng Mr Conley teaches geometry and sponsors thrs years senror class Mr James Dermody Mr Dermody recerved both hrs B A and hrs M A from the Unrver srty of Washrngton Seattle Washrng ton He has undertaken advanced studres at the Sorbonne Parrs France Hrs hobbres rnclude sports and books Mr Dermody teaches twentreth cen tury hrstory and speech Hrs spare trme rs spent rn workrng wrth the Revou staff Mrs Bette Davres Mrs Davres recerved her B A from Adrran College and her MA from the Unrversrty of Mrchrgan Her hobbres rnclude sewrng readrng and gardenrng Mrs Davres teaches home economrcs and world hrstory Mr Leo Dworkrn Mr Dworkrn recerved hrs BA from Wayne State Unrversrty Hrs hobbres rnclude hrkrng swrmmrng parntrng and workrng wrth photog raphy Mr Dworkrn teaches art pho tography and ceramrcs 11 4 -X -xx , Q. 5 r 1 we 1 Q ,, Y ...J 1 o . , ' 1 1 ' . . 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' . . . y , . . . , . - I h , - Mrss Laura Elkms Mass Elkms recexved her B A from Eastern Mlchlgan College and her MA from the Umverslty of Mtch ngan Her hobbles Include readmg studymg the Cxvxl War and playmg brtdge She teaches Latm and hngllsh 'TRL TJAL BA FL san 'Q una LEDG .nouns me J me WU OFIK Mr George Gnsda e Mr Grnsdale received his BBS from Eastern Mnchngan College Has hobbies lnclude athletncs espec ally tennls and readmg He teaches bust ness educatxon bookkeepmg and personal typmg Mr Grnsdale coaches the tennls team I2 Mrs Grace Feeney Mrs Feeney recelved her BS m Educatxon from Marywood College Scranton Pennsylvania and IS work mg towards her masters degree at Wayne Untversnty Her hobbres In clude readmg playmg brxdge and gardening Mrs Feeney teaches typ mg and offlce practlce Mr David Jackson Mr Jackson recerved hrs B S from Wayne State Umverslty Hts hobbles Include photography and woodwork mg Mr Jackson teaches mstrumental musnc and conducts the school band Mr Leonard Gordon Mr Gordon recenved his BA from Wayne State Unlverslty and his MA from the Umverslty of Mtch :gan Hts hobbies mclude readmg his torncal novels dancmg and sports Mr Gordon teaches hlstory speech and English X-. sexy Mr Clark Jacot Mr Jacot director of audlo visual services recexved has BA from Alblon College and his MA from the Umversnty of Mtchlgan H18 hobbles Include playmg golf dabblmg In photography and spendmg tnme with hrs chrldren ..., ,.l. 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Q Mr Carl Kampmueller Mr Kampmueller recexvedhts BA at Eastern Mxchlgan College and hrs M A from the Untverslty of Mtch: gan H1s hobbles mclude huntmg flshmg and gardemng Mr Kampmueller teaches chemistry Mrs Gayle Kipp Mrs Klpp recetved her BA and her MSW from Wayne State Um verslty She IS the vlsxtlng teacher for the hugh school Mrs Beatnce Katz Mrs Katz lrbrary ooordlnator re celved her BA and her MA from Wayne State Umversxty Her mterests mclude cookmg and drama Mr. Neland Klonel Mr Klonel received hts BS from State Teachers College, Salem, Massa chusetts, and hls MEd from the Umversnty of Florxda, Gamesvtlle, Flornda Hts hobbles mclude mustc and photography Mr Klonel teaches busmess English, retallmg, and office practice E np- IQQY ar ,-,,,.,1r gf Mr John Kestner Mr Kestner dnrector of physlcal education and mterscholastxc athletncs recelved hls BS from Canterbury College Indxana and hrs MA from Wayne State Unnverslty Hts hobbies Include cooking bakmg and athlet rcs Mr Kestner sponsors the Varsnty Club 5,-F' Mr John Kouzoujlan Mr Kouzouynan recetved hls BS from Eastern Mnchxgan College and has M Ed from Wayne State Umver stty Hts hobbies mclude playmg budge readmg and athletncs Mr Kouzouytan teaches classtcal literature and speech He sponsors the debate team 13 - i 'N Z x ,, gf f , V ft gt W 2, Q - un - A . 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Mr Ray Lahti Mr Lahtx recexved hrs BA from the Unlversnty of Mrchlgan Hts hob bres mclude commumty actxvmes and government and American problems ns a councrlman m Wrxom where he also acts as Mayor Pro Tempore Mrs Joy Mudge Mrs Mudge received her B A from Beaver College Jenkmtown Pennsyl vama Her hobbies mclude readmg and wntmg Mrs Mudge rs lh charge of the trammg of the lrbrary staff ln addmon to thls she sponsors the lrbrary assistants 14 l Mass Erleen Levy Mass Levy speech therapist re cerved her BA from the Unxversnty of Mnchxgan Her hobbles mclude musrc and sports Mxss Levy helps students Improve their speech Mrs Kate Pankm Mrs Pankm recelved her BA from New York Unrverslty and her M Ed from Wayne State Umversxty Her hobbles mclude kmttmg and assorted sports dependlng on t.he season Mrs Pankm teaches Algebra and Geome try She also sponsors the Math Club 00900000002 Mrs Selma Mllllon Mrs Mllllon received her B A from Hunter College New York and her M A from New York Umverslty smgmg folk songs and cookmg for elgn dnshes Mrs Mnlllon teaches typ mg and business math iff-N-M S Mrs Wrlma Potrude Mrs Potrude recelved both her B A and her M E from Wayne State Um versxty Her h0bblCS mclude golf bowlmg brrdge and swxmmmg Mrs Potrude teaches bxology l l . . traveling. Mr. Lahti,. who teaches Hef.h0bbiCS include Playing th? Suilafl K. as Q . . ' Q 'W' ,Z Mr Ray Renbarger Mr Renbarger recenved hrs BA from Western Mlchlgan Umverslty and hrs MEd from Wayne Umver srty Hrs hobbles mclude stamp col lectmg gardenmg pmg pong and journahsm He teaches US hlstory In addmon to th1s Mr Renbarger sponsors the Eagle He also Teacher Vlce Presrdent of the P T S A ,gk Mr Clmton Russell Mr Russell recerved hrs B A and hrs MA from the Umversrty of Mtch: gan Mr Russell's hobbnes mclude current affarrs, gardenrng, and spec tator sports Mr Russell teaches Amerrcan Hrstory He also sponsors the Human Relatrons Club Mr Roe recerved hls BA from from Wayne State Umversrty and hrs M E nn U S Government Crvrl Sew nee from Mrchrgan State Unrversnty He teaches chemlstry and physics Hrs hobbres mclude travel and wmter sports N! L 1 Mrss Loulse Seffens Mlss Seffens recelved her B S from Eastern Mrchrgan College and her M Ed from Wayne State Umversrty Her hobbles mclude sports and musnc Mrss Seffens teaches physrcal educa tron ln addntron to thus Mnss Seffens sponsors G A A Guin,-.f - Mrs Orpha Roffey Mrs Roffey recerved her BCS from Columbus Urnversrty Washmgton DC and her M Ed from Wayne State UHIVCISIIY Her rnterests mclude gardenmg mterlor decoratrng and mllhnery Mrs Roffey teaches Office Practlce and Typmg She also rs ln charge of the Job Placement Program for students Mrs Dolores Srlverstem Mrs Srlversteln received her BS from Wayne State Umverslty Hel hobbnes mclude readmg, musrc, bndge kmttmg and drama Mrs Sllverstem IS one of the llbranans 15 r we f - if 11 4 ' , - ' P 2:1 ss Mr. . A Eastern Michigan Colleget 'mi Mrs. 1 . ' is at 4 ' f l l h J Mlss Marlon Sump Mtss Sump recetved her B A from Mtchlgan State Unlverslty Her hob bles mclude readmg sewmg and modern dance Mtss Sump teaches Engltsh Robert Tltus Mr TIIUS received hrs AB and hrs MA from Wayne State UDIVCISIIY Hts mterests mclude sports cars and New Orleans Jazz Mr Tttus teaches Spamsh and German 16 2 1 uu- Mr Marteen Suneson Mr Suneson recelved his B A from Eastern Mnchlgan College and h1s M Ed from Wayne State Umverstty Hts hobbtes Include woodworkmg sports and outdoor cookmg Mr Suneson teaches Drtver Educatlon Mr Fred Upthegrove Mr Upthegrove recelved hrs BS from Eastern Mtchlgan College Hts hobbies mclude golf huntmg ftshmg and stamp collectmg Mr Upthegrove teaches jumor and sentor hugh school mdustrtal arts Mr Robert Swlerkos Mr Swlerkos of the drlver educatxon department recelved hts BS from Ferns Untverstty and hrs MA from Western Mtchxgan Um versity Hts hobbies tnclude readlng bowlmg and ftshxng O' Mr Rlchard Waite Mr Waite recelved his BS from Ohxo State Umverslty and hrs MS from Indlana Untverstty Hls hobbies xnclude helpmg rear hrs ch1ldren gar demng and all sports Mr Walte teaches htstory He also serves as coach of the wrestlmg team . 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A A 4 6, fx - Mr. ' . - - i , Q . . . . y - . , . . . y t sax Mr Frank Weaver Mr Weaver recenved h1s B A from Ohlo Umverslty and his MA from the Ul'llVCl'Slty of Cmcmnatl Mr Weaver has many exotic hobbles He teaches Engllsh and advanced compo smon Mr Tom Wurdock Mr Wurdock recelved has BA from Albxon College and hrs MA from MlChlg8.H State Umversnty H15 hobbxes lnclude smglng ln a barber shop quartet and flshlng Mr Wur dock teaches cholr Mr J ack Zook Mr Zook recenved his B S and hrs MA from Wayne State Unlverslty Hrs hobbxes mclude sports travel and woodworking M Zook teaches Engmeenng Drawmg Mrs Lamberger IS the attendance coordmator She xssues passes to those students who were absent or tardy and keeps all the local and state pupxl attendance records Her hobby IS readmg Mnss Waddell ns the offnce secre tary She IS m charge of school corres pondence Her hobby IS collecting record albums malnly classical music and Frank Snmtra releases Mrs Cxcchelll IS a member of the office staff Her prlmary duty secretary to the prmclpal Her hobby IS muslc Mrs Annetta Wonnberger Mrs Wonnberger received her B A and her MA from Wayne State Umverslty Her hobbles mclude the theatre readmg swlmmmg garden mg and enjoylng her grandchlldren Mrs Wonnberger teaches English Mrs Phyllis Cncchelll T N Mrs Rose Marne Lamberger Mass Faye Waddell Q , .. , 5 . . - X . . I . . . . . LA xx - ' . . . r. , is . I . - Q I 1 1 IN K l I . . ' Vg J , 'X 0 F ' ' hx N - v' ' ' ' 5 'Nt . - . . ' D Qt, . Unsung but Indispensable Heroes FRONT ROW Ellzabeth Matuscak Anme Banford Lxllran D1Ponlo Albena Medrela Gertrude Perlove Margaret Powell Mary Orr Velma Vachon SECOND ROW Ellen Kaupp Genevneve Wxld Ruby Orr Delores Donnay Mma Smxth Agness Glbbs Emma Bell Ruth Means Sparkhng clean wmdows, sh1ny floors, dust free rooms, and good meals are the boasts of the cafetena staff and mamtenance department The morale of a school ns always hrgher where cleanlmess IS found The people pxctured on th1s page are responslble for the upkeep of our school Therr Job IS unendmg and deservmg of our thanks FRONT ROW Mnldred Maxwell Thomas Rusk Leslre Taylor Thomas Malray Joyce Kulka SECOND ROW James Land Mark Cushmg John Armacost John Zelensky Kenneth Edwards 18 Ulf an J Catherlne Lmdsay Antomette Cavallaro ks Hamid A681115 Elmer Reynolds w . . . - . . l 3 , , 1 n , , y - 3 7 9 5 Y Y ! Y 1 F? ......a.... gl. Afxlipy, I ' . 'jl'Mg1+. 1 flfkfliidl ' Nl'-Y' '.- 'ifie , . fIl1?f'rLi'1' 1 VT. 'NEW ' ' V. -.. if.. , . fe me-f '- K' ,.A,,,W.w5 l 3 , , y - . I , , y ! ' . S r ' -T lv-...Z-...-fc,-Q QJQN' HW fee WQSSEQQ' CZLJQJW h hole hearted asslst c of th when c assmen ho ere lndlspe sable a he g o sl 2? ' his Q 1 4 l 4 i r--v---w--.---o- Ll .I W n incwmomgmu. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IU IORS LooK Tow RD FI AL YEAR Jerry Cook Presldent Nadme Plavmcl. Vlce President Judy Slporm Treasurer and fstandlngl Mike Levy Secretary Actrvltles of the Junlor Cl'1ss of 59 were many 'md varled as the cluss mtde plcms tow'1rds stepplnn up to their senior year Typtcnl of the spmt ot the cl rss w as thc Swe'1tsh1rt Swmg which was held Nov 77 N158 Whllc wlntry wmds blew the ltmospherc wts w ll'I'l1Ld tt least wlthm the uym by the muslc ol the Pyrrmlds Another gre'1t milestone tor the cl rss ctme m January when the Junlors decrded us 1 body wh xt deslgn they wlshed for their Senior Rings P 0 Mr Marteen Suneson Clfnss Sponsor 20 But the most memorxble of days dxd not come untnl May 15 For thc members of the cl rss thus symbollzes but one thing The Junior Prom Undoubtedly the gre ttest tribute to the plst ye lr was ptud by the Juniors themselves who only hope th tt the next Jumor class cm look forwtrd to the slme fun 'md splrlt ts wus present rn this ye tr s cl'tss Fl PVEN YH GRADE COUNCIL FRONT ROW M trsha Coleman Penny Fishman Yule Hechtman Sustn Sandler md Rozzle Klrzner SFCOND ROW Barbara Gross Glorla Jcrrls Barry Goren Joyce Relsman and lmda Resnick RLAR ROW Lewts Tann Harvey Rosenberg Allen Perlsteln Jerry We-mberg and Doug Oppenhelm 1 L 2 5 , 97 J? Tl ' v - ' 1 t Q . . . . . . . N , . - C- L n c.. 1 c . Q . . , . 1. . ' . . . I K I K H . . ,, C 1 ls-u K- L - A 1. . ...... . . , , 2 . 1. 2 J 2 if 1 w , . ' .5 I ' 4 as L .. L . Z ' . lf I 2 . . -',' 'W B . - C L - H 2 4, o , L... . . . ' 'jf Q - , 2 . 2. 1 ' . . f. 2 ., XX 1 2 .1 L . 2. L. X 1 N A .1 , R - K C 1 . 5 L f I V ,s 4, l is 1 r l... A f g A 1 l 1 . . t . I 2 . Z ' Q -I - 2 1 . .2 .' , ,Z - - : lv 2 h., . . , L ' 1 h ' 2 - y ' A 1 - 1 , . .ly Q HOMFROOM C100 FIRST ROW: Penny Fishman. Sharon Papo, Judith Irzina. Ilene Berlin. Heather Clamage. Sharon Samoss. SECOND ROW: Marion August. Barbara Kunin. Gay Isom. Sandra Zafron, JoAnn Olbrich. Nadine Plavnick. and Claudia Snyder. THIRD ROW: Barry Graff, Arthur Solomon, Robert Rosenberg. Orin Rosenblatt. Sidney Farber. and Ruth Ann Le- wellen. FOURTH ROW: Ilene Singer, Lewis Tann. Victor Olah, David Hansen, Ken Bucci. Michael Stern, Steve Sternberg, and Allen Solomon. HOMLROOM C119 FIRST ROW: Marsha Coleman. Carolyn Simonelli. Ilene Eisenberg, Marilyn Frank, and Neil Jamieson. SECOND ROW: Marsha Egan, Louise Sorrells, Larry Dubin. Marcia Young. Donna Rayle. and Janice Naftaly. THIRD ROW: Jerry Venefslxy. Cecile Gla- fer. Stuart Eisenberg. Fred Neumark. Bob Schwartz Fred Glick. and Richard Krinsky. FOURTH ROW Dan Blechman. Stuart Guttentag. Arnold Surnow Martin Kurland. Mike Fayne. Ralph Ehrenpreis Paul Lansky, and Bob Barris. 7 '- : - ,f , g s m- ' l - if 3 . 4' . . r d-. 4 . 2 . H H .. iii Q, . 2 A V: I HOMEROOM D124 FIRST ROW: Joyce Radin. Linda Resnick. Barbara Steinberger. Madelon Must. Fran Gosztyla. Joan Gantz, Barbara Gross, and Judy Manello. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Goldberg. Shirley Wencley, Michael Gordon. Bryan Weltman, Sharon Barber, Ellyn Guas. 'lcrri Ross. Marcia Brilliant. and Gail Hobbs. THIRD ROW: Allen Miral. Sheldon Kaye, David Marcus, Rolf Dicgel, Steve Wolf. Larry Blugrind, Elsa Lloyd. and Ralph Hulun. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Sheyer. William Bellock. Michael Ledger. Martin Hauger, Jerry Cook, Leonard Spinner, Sheldon Burlak, and Lawrence Feldman. HOMEROOM A103 FIRST ROW: Rona Koretz. Yvonne Dardarian. Judy Siporin. Barbara Garrison, Joyce Reisman. Sheila Wolf. and Lana Gould. SECOND ROW: Barry Pin- aky, Michael Simon, John Botesch, Mark Rubin, Lynn Morningstar, Sharon Tuchman. and Marlene Kahn. THIRD ROW: Arthur Kirsh, Burton Sacks, Jerry Young. Carol Wittenberg. Johnny Bodzin, Jeff Madvin, Madelon Zaft, and Barbara Hillman. FOURTH ROW: Robert Pollack, Ronald Read, Lawrence Lowenthal, Charles Lindsey, Ralph Tena- glia, David Benson, Jeffrey Brandt, Jerry Weinberg, and Linda Walters. 1 l E HOMEROOM A109 FIRST ROW: Roslyne Corey, Fran Zabel, Mike Levy. Karen Gretz. Sydney Reuben. Beverly Craft. and Sheila-Lee Oshinsky. SECOND ROW: Bill Nad- Ier, Edward Gooze. Jacqueline Herkowitz. Barry Goren. Sanford Math. Phillip Granitz. and Adrienne Bennett. THIRD ROW: Edmund Ferrara, Gloria Jerris. Earl Weissman, Mickey Stocker, Ralph Sirot- kin, Robert Tarnapol, and Judie Serlin. FOURTH ROW: Richard Smith, Lewin Small. Elliott Mendel- son. Mario Milch, Stan Dorfman. Robert Hacke. and Arthur Glasser. l HOMEROOM D120 FIRST ROW: Judy Nelson, Iris Lifton, Marilyn Moore l.enore Frank. and Sally West. SECOND ROW Charles Dimijian, Jeanette Buchman. Carole Meyer, June Nabinger. Judi Klurstein. and Rozzie Kirzner THIRD ROW: Ronald Cowan, Yale Hechtman. Bill Ruskin. Alan Yelemky. Michael Gordon, and Leslie Biederman. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Klein, Sheldon Solomon. Jeffrey Bernstein, Jules Aaron, Richard Chorenziak, Robert Zuckerberg, and William Lombus. 23 HOMEROOM B107 FRONT ROW Lyn Denhoffer Maxine Mallon Bar bara Silverman Claudia Herold Carolyn Killebrew Barbara Berman Alice Archaclu and Linda Deiulius SECOND ROW Francine Weinberg Rochelle Siegel Berry Julie Strassberg and Joan Lawson THIRD ROW Jeff Robinson Lena Panetta Paul Tessler Allan Ben Marianne Littman Silvio Gaggi Marcia Rayder and Madeline Peters REAR ROW Bill Mariott Lawrence Edelman Donald Moses Jerry Michael Gutterman HOMEROOM B105 FRONT ROW Dugald McMillan Margo Kahn Leslie Davidson Geri Davis Elaine Margolis and Diane Lewis SECOND ROW Richard Frieden berg Jeffrey Krentzm Joel Hareliclt Allan Pas serman Ralphe Kaye Terri Blederman and Elaine Isaacs THIRD ROW Phillip Richardson Leonard Kaplan Lynn Tengler Don Tyrell Perrle Larsen Allen Perlstem Mitchell Mallm and Allan Pearlman REAR ROW Barrie Brat! Michael Moglll Loretta Gertz Ernest Sosnick Ronald Gutrrfan Leonard Tennenhouse Suzanne Nash and Robert Wolf l 2 v ' -,N B - - 1 5 - T. . ' I A .Tx V Marcia Glick, ilohn O'Malley, Gaiyle Jaffe, Reva Yaghinsiky, Michael Levin, Gorden Hiltunen, and xv f S Q :- f . . SOPHOMORES SEEK SCHOOLS SATISFACTIO 1:7 FENTH GRADE OFFICERS Nancy Krrsh Presldent Eileen Srlverman VrcePres1dent S T h S t d Ch G t T Whether at a football game or m the cast of Our Hearts usan also ecre ary an en uman reasurer Were Young and Gay, the Influence of Oak Park Hrghs new sophomore class rs felt Const mtly drsplrymg 1 full me nsure of school sprrrt the class of 1961 h IS eagerly md enthusr :strc rlly delved mto the I'I1llHStI'CdI'l1 of hugh school rctrvrtles provrdmg new talent and drlve wherever they worked lt has been therr nmbltron to ldd their rbrlrtres towards .1 constructrve expresslon through plrtlcrpatlon rn school Besrdes footbrll md other sports the school play and concert sophomores lctrvely pxrtrcrprte m the Revoir the Estgle and the Student Llbrmms ot MlChlQlI1 Their const mt go nl his been to mrlte therr frrst ye rr ot h1 h school both worthwhile md fun The success or fulure of my rctrvlty depends not on one grade but on 1ll the gr ldes workmg together The sophomore class can well be proud of nts contrlbutron durlng the pstst year becoming truly tn mtegrtl p nrt ot the hrgh school 0 Mr Richard Warte Class Sponsor IEN FH GRADE COUNCIL FRONT ROW Gall Brlto and Jeff Mallon SECOND ROW Danny Berch Mrke Abramsky and Harvey Goldstem REAR ROW Bob Frredman Sally Franchr .ludlth Barnard and Eileen Albert u , - af V ' 5 . v-13, .ff ' A X' ' V 2Q1f ,X q, 9 r. 4 X , sr ez t 4 it Uri t , 2 s ' . , 2 , . . . , z . z z as . . , .. 2. ' 2 . if Z I ' . L ., ' ' ' . ' 2 2 2 . . ' . 9 L ZICIIVIUCS. . 1 1 5 . ' , . 1 2 l , L , 1 1 .' ga . . 1 2 if z ' z g . ' 1 . ' . 2 Z 2 ' , 1 2 7 1 . ' 1. .l c , Z 2 2 7 . . ? 4 , ll V 4 Q , ' l , ' , t 1 5 . 3 I Y 4 , 5 , l I ' J, 2 V 'f u ' 5 1.2 ,,, 'S , , . . , . t I U ' . : ! ' 1 I Y ' g 'l' HOMEROOM AII9 FIRST ROW: Jean McPheeters. Patricia Waldrep, Laura Michalisko. Gloria Fox. Arthur Sulkin. Lance Waite, and Natalie Cohn. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Cohen. Iruin Nemeth. Phyllis Lefcourt. Fern Wein- garden. Fern Chafets. Roy Starler. and Bruce Men- lten. THIRD ROW: Anne Simon. Jean Radner, Eddie West. Eugene Smith, Mike Tarnow, Stuart Siefer, and Danny Berch. FOURTH ROW: Billie Trobaugh. Charles Taylor. David Steward. Marshall Trubow. Hank Sillman. Jim Murphy, and Steve Greenberg. i E l HOMEROOM BIO6 FIRST ROW: Stuart Avig. Carol Gothelf. Rita Greenberg, Joyce Golden. Rochelle Stollman, Ellen Gordon. Susan Kaplan. SECOND ROW: Susan Ketai, Rochelle Fenwick, Arella Barley, Marcia Dickman. Sherry Robins. Bill Blondy, Sharon Kaplan, and 26 Ronald Baum. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Anderson William Malinoff, Jerry Zipser, Marvin Cooper Michael Fox, Jerry Blank. and Hanley Elias FOURTH ROW: James Jackson. Bob Friedman Jerry Freedman, Martin Coleman, George Belenson Richard Colman, Bob Di Ponio, Arthur Davidoff. - l . ' t i Y - I l HOMEROOM B109 FIRST ROW: Cookie Gursten, Diane Yagoda, Hea- ther Gross, Carol Dreylinger. Brenda Killebrew. Arlene Moses. and Gail Bilto. SECOND ROW: Gale Lohott. Seth Rossmun. Howard Siegrist. Carole Steincamp. John Hartman, and Connie Sikorski, .E 'Q l THIRD ROW: Carol Johnson, Stan Rosenberg, Reva Blotnick. Jerry Keller. Judy Jacobson. Kathy Brotz, and Steve Goren. FOURTH ROW: Larry Freeman. Daniel Yztmshon. James Walkaus. Marvin Kash, Frederick Ruby. George Skelcy, and Gary Rosen. t l l HOMEROOM A116 FIRST ROW: Susan Taisch, Diane Donohue. Susan Landy. Paulette Maximiuk. and Tanya Noble. SECOND ROW: Carol Klein. Sharon Cottingham, Gerald Thurswell. Craig Smelsey. and Cidnie Carp- man. THIRD ROW: Allan Leader, Linda Ehrlich, 35. K. Steve Liebers, Beverly Levin, Carol Dellicolli, Abe Saal. Allan Granitz. and Barbara Leeds. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Sniderman. Nancy Kirsh, Bruce Weiss- berg. Larry Jackson, Fred Radner, Madeline Long, and Judith Barnard. 27 I -- ,- . . , HOMEROOM D122 FIRST ROW: Jefferey Zussman, Victor Gold, Jeff Mallon. Kathy Drobeck, Joan Ravine. Diane Wal- lack, and Ronald Coden. SECOND ROW: Geraldine D'Agostine. Dave Firestone, Diane Eisner, Judy 1 1 1 l 1 Q my 1 I r Philburn. Joanne Johnson. Donna Lillis, Jack Ber- man. and Judy Liner. THIRD ROW: William Behr- man. Michael Levin. Michael Zonder, Carolyn Mancini. Robert Brown, Peter Romanchuk, Rona Altus. and Thomas Harris. l 'n HOMEROOM A118 FIRST ROW: Janice Hoffman. Sharon Gutman. Susan Bliss. Carolle Baskin. Sandra Schumer, Rhoda Gold. and Stephanie Shwartz, SECOND ROW: Susan Jackson. Dena Komer, Karen Shackman. Carol Kauf- man. Fran Goldstein, Sandy Silber. and Harold Kaller, THIRD ROW: Susan Greenberg. Sherwin Gilbert. Dennis Konarski, Mike Abramsky. Al Dorin, Larry Cohen, and Jerry Haber. FOURTH ROW: William Shiflet. John Balkus. Sanford Cutler, Law- rence Asher, Ronald Siegel, Allen Bean, and Leslie Azimov. l l l . I I I l I HOMEROOM B 104 FIRST ROW: Karen Raimer. Marilyn Rosenberg, man. Barbara Lewis. Ed Pelavin. David Oppenheim. Robert Litt. Brenda Nadler, Malinda Schuster, Carol Seffinger. and Diane Raskin. THIRD ROW: Jacqueline Salamon. Laurie Pantzer. and Marlene .lohn Moses, Leon Meyers. Al Mitnick. Steven Ray- Weitzman. SECOND ROW: Nina Satz, Dodie Pas- der. Sanford Perlman. Martin Loffman. and Earl Kruger. l HOMEROOM Al I2 FIRST ROW: Fran Kaftan. Eileen Goldsmith. Diane Rich. THIRD ROW: Larry Wolf, Roger Morenc, Digiovanni. Carol Feingold, and Sharon Goldenberg. Sally Franchi, Hazel Katz, Beverly Zalla, and SECOND ROW: Larry Kushner, Annette Warsen, Howard Siegel. FOURTH ROW: Alan Gussin, Ber- Abby Stern. Barry Krugel. Rita Sloan, and Rochelle nard Friedman, Ronald Stoneman, Larry Stiller, Jim Meyers, and Al Weisberg. 29 HOMEROOM A l FRONT ROW Kenneth Joseph Allda Desner Fran cme Kolb Maureen Srlver Andrea Eason and Dennls Fogel SECOND ROW Steve Dressler Ins Kohl Anita Katz Brenda Goodman Terry Gutman and Fran Frxed THIRD ROW Shen Cooper Carol Green Melody McKay Harvey Goldstein Steve Colllns Ruta Grossman and Harold Cohen REAR ROW Suzanne Horensteln Davnd Bozner Mlchael Corman Steve Carpman Ronald Coleman Anthony Bale and Jamce Natmsky HOMEROOM C102 FRONT ROW Judxth Pavsner Lmda Klllebrew Janet Sternberg lrxs Rosen Lmda Alfeld and Joel Holzman SECOND ROW Nancy Schlussel Allcla Cohen Arlene Cralne Barbara Sands Carole Grey and Enlene Albert THIRD ROW Nancy MacLean Esther Greenblatt Barbara Lang nau Vnrgmla Vella Lynn Relfman Karen Dega and Karen Golden REAR ROW Melvyn Levm Robert Hmes Alan Cohen Fred Fryman .lay Dlskm Bob Grant and Norm Hem X Y l f ' , , l 1 l Y Y I W g A s ' l S v6 V ' T -- ,. y S 5 I6 D' W ' 'ff cr F . 5 f 1 ' 6 . 1 1 4 , S I - : 7 V - 7 9 7 . - , . , , - - 3 , I I . . 7 I I ' ' 1 ! 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SENIORS FACE BRIGHT FUTURE CLASS MOTTO The future IS a world lrmrted by ourselves Maeterllnck SHARON DANBOM Secretary HOWARD SULKIN '42 Treasurer .Aka hp-nd' MQW MR KENNETH D CONLEY Class Sponsor PAUL MANTERIS President ILENE AARON Vice-President CLASS COLORS Powder Blue and Wh1te CLASS FLOWER Wh1te Tea Rose fe-IVY, 4' h RN ILENE AARON Sr. Class V1ce Presxdent Jr Class Vnce Presldent Variety Show' Revoir' Student Councll Human Relatlons Club Soph Secretary treasurer RICHARD ADAMS Revorr Track Cross Country Eagle Cholr Varslty Club Sr Prom Comm SANFORD ADELBERG Wresthng Team PHILIP ADKINS Wrestlmg Team 'id' if 2 wtf' cf? CONSTANCE ADLER Future Teachers Club Vxce Presldent Revolr Human Relations Club Corres Secretary Sr Trap Comm Graduatlon Comm Jr Prom Comm Spanish Club SUSAN ANDERSON Graduatxon Comm Lnbrary Staff Pep Club WILLIAM ANTONOW Football Track Basketball Student Councll Varsity Club SANDRA ASHMAN Medical Careers Club Prom Comm Graduatlon Comm Momtor 33 DAN ATLAS WILLIAM BAILFY Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club A cappella Choir PHYLLIS BALAMUT Choir Accompamst Drama Club Accompamst Sr Trlp Comm MURRAY BALAN Art Service Club Jazz Club Dramatlcs Club Girls Glee Comm Sr Prom Sr Trip Comm px ii 'sr DAN BARNARD Jr Class Council Varsity Baseball Basketball Football Eagle Varsity Club ARLEEN BARRON DAN BERKOWITZ Medical Careers Clubf Human Relations Club' Debate Team' Sr. Prom Comm: Foreign Exchange Student Comm. LINDA ROCHELLE BERNSTEIN Revoirg G.A.A.g Jr. Prom Comm.g Sr. Prom Comm.g Sr. Play Comm.g Witches Wobble Comm.g Pep Club A 9 ROBERT CASDEN Tennxs Medlcal Careers Club DEBORAH ELAINE CHARMER Student Councxl Revolr Glrls Sports Edltor GAA Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Pep Club A cappella Cholr PAUL CHONICH Basketball Band Cholr PAUL CHRISTENSEN Varslty Club Baseball Football Basketball Chou Jr Class Councll NORMAN BLOCK Human Relatlons Club Jr Prom Comm Play Comm Graduatlon Comm Wltches Wobble Comm DAVID BLONDY Baseball Basketball Cross Country Varslty Club MARILYNN BRODSKY P T S A Debate Team Human Relatlons Club Medical Careers Club Jr Round Table CHARLES BRUMMER Cross Country Track Medlcal Careers Club Key Club Sr Play Boys Cholr A cappella Chonr ILENE CRAIG Eagle Revoir G A A Sr Play Comm Graduation Comm ISOBEL CURL Library Staff Graduation Comm SHARON DANBOM Cheerleader Soph Vice president Sr Class Secretary Student Council Future Teachers Club G A A BRENDA LEE DANIELS Choir Glee Club Library Staff Jr Achievement Sr Prom Sr Play Graduation Comm I MARTY CICCHELLI Baseballg Footballg Basketballg Choirg Jazz Clubg Varsity Clubg Sr. Play MARILYN RUTH CLEPPS Human Relations Clubg Sr. Playg Medical Careers Club DAVID COIIEN A cappella Choirg Science Clubg Wrestling EDWARD COMISAR Cross Countryg Graduation Comm.g Sr. Play Sr. Trip Comm. A-f MICHAEL DETMER Varsxty Club Baseball Basketball Football Cross Country DEANNA DI LORENZO Graduatlon Comm Sr Trip Comm FLORENCE DI PONIO GAA Sweetheart Swmg Comm Sr Trap Comm Graduatron Comm MOLLY DREYLINGER Cheerleader Dramat1cs Club Blology Club Jr Prom Comm G AA Graduation Comm Sr Tnp Comm 'Q' JAMES DUNN Track Cross Country Captaln School Dance Band SHELDON DZODIN Key Club L1brary Staff DAVID EASON School Play Varsrty Club Eagle Sports Staff Tenms team Cross Country Revoir Sports Editor Basketball GARI EDELSON Sr Play Comm, Graduatron Comm, Revolr, Human Relat1ons Club, Medlcal Careers Club, Fund Rarsmg Comm 37 MYRA JOAN EHRLICH Future Teachers Clubg Revoirg Eagleg Sr. Play Comm Graduation Comm Variety Show S Prom Comm EILEEN EISMAN Revorr Dramatrcs Club Pep Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduatron Comm ANITA JOY ENKEL Revorr Jr Soph Sr Edrtor Eagle Staff Medlcal Careers Club Secretary Bxology Club Secretary Qulz Em Panel Math Club Gradua tlon Comm BARBARA FAUDEM Future Teachers Club Revorr Sr Play Comm Graduatlon Comm Human Relatlons Club Medlcal Club 'Za' Jam DAVID RAPHAEL FEIN Track Varsrty Club Graduatlon Comm DOREEN FEINBERG G A A Future Teachers Club Secretary Sr Play Comm Sr Prom Comm MARILYN FELDMAN Var1ety Show Grrls Glee Club ESTHER FELDSTEIN Revorr Dramatxcs Club Sr Prom Comm .g -3 3 1'- . 1 4 M A. . A 1 NPV! I ', ' R . . ' ' 9 i . . ,Q I . y 1 .I I .Q 7 S I . .3 K K F Sa .' J 9 . 3 I ' A Sv A , . 4 .C , Q ., . . N L S Q M 1 ' 5 ' g . . I J igrlkhr 'P' UC' ROSALIND L FREEMAN Jr Councll Jr Prom Comm Revoir Blology Club Sr Prom Comm Semor Trrp Comm Graduatron Comm JOHN FURMAN Football Basketball Sr Play Comm Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Choir JOAN GERSTEN School Play Assxst Drrector Spanrsh Club Sr Play Human Relatlons Club Stage Crew Prom Comm Sr Play Comm ROBERT GLADYS Cross Country Chou Lrbrary Staff Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Dramaucs Club re- JACQUELINE FIELDS Future Teachers Clubg Medical Careers Club Revoirg Sr. Play Comm.g Spanish Clubg Gradua tion Comm.g Human Relations Club PETER FISHMAN Football Basketball Manager Jr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduatlon Comm WfCSlllHg Cho1r GERALD FRANCHI Basketball A cappella Chou IRENE FREDERICK Future Teachers Club G A A Sr Prom Comm Sr Trxp Comm Graduatlon Comm 5 ' 1 . l . . .g .g Q 1 M' . 2 Q . K Q . . .Q . . iQ , ' 43 . ' 3 . .2 1' g ' 3 I. .g .g 9 5 . u .g . .g . .5 A fu! V , g x. Us 7 2 .T . 3 . L u g 3 9 Jr. ., . . A It 9 ' 5 ' D Q . .3 . .g 1 y fl . E' M LAWRENCE GREEN Dramatlcs Club Future Teachers Club P TS A Student Rep Key Club Treasurer Eagle Human Relatlons Club Graduatron Comm MICHAEL GREEN Student Councll Treasurer P TS A Student Vrce Presrdent Human Relatrons Club Movle Premlere Party Producer Debate Team Eagle ERNEST GREENBLATT Graduatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm S Trrp Comm GERALD GLICKSMAN STEPHEN GOLD Key Club Presidentg Jr. Varsity Footballg Human Relations Clubg Audio-visual Squad FRANCES GOLDEN Drama Club Eagle Revorr Sr Play Graduatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm Sr Trrp Comm SHEVARD GOLDSTEIN Chorr Tennrs Team Varsrty Club Spanish Club Sr Councll Sr Prom Comm . 'I R f, 2 i wi f LAWRENCE GURSTEN ,R ' .4 . .9 f. ' V sa 40 l DANIEL GUSSIN Footballg Wrestlingg Baseballg Trackg Varsity Clubg Math Club SANFORD J. GUTMAN Medical Careers Clubg Jazz Clubg Sr. Play Comm.g Graduatron Comm CAROLE HACK Sr Counc1l Revolr Busmess Manager Gradua t1on Comm Chrm Jr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Pep Club GAA RHODA HAMMERSTEIN Cheerleader Revorr Dramatrcs Club Future Teachers Club GAA Jr Counc1l Sr Play Comm Sr 1'- 11- JAMES HASKINS Vars1ty Club Football Baseball Manager Sr Trrp Comm Jr Prom Comm Cholr DONALD HIBBS J ACQUELYN HORENSTEIN Spanlsh Club GA A Jr Prom Comm Sr Trlp Comm Sr Prom Comm RCVO11' Sr Play Comm NANCY JACKSON Jr Achlevement Pep Club Sr Play Comm Sr Trrp Comm LAWRENCE JACOBS Bandg Eagleg Human Relations Clubg Medical Careers Clubg Key Club Secretary MARILYN KACZANDER Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Class Councilg Sr. Class Councilg Jr. Prom Comm.g Sr. Play Comm. JUDITH KAHN Spanlsh Club Umted Natrons Day Program Sr Play Comm CYNTHIA KALISZ Future Teachers Club Sr Play Comm Sr Trlp Comm Graduatron Comm Revorr Eagle G A A IX FRED M KAMIENNY Medrcal Careers Club Key Club Sclence Club HARRIET KASH l-IARRIET KATCHER Debate Team Eagle Human Relatrons Club Math Club Student Councll Secretary Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm I-IELENE REISA KATZ Future Teachers Club Presldent Revorr Human Relatrons Club G A A Jr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduatron Comm lg-L '2 KIMIE KOJIMA Human Re1at1ons Club BRUCE KOLE c1l BlOlOgy Club Presldent Medrcal Careers Club Sr Class Councll PTSA Representatlve Athletic Tramer SIMON KOMER Sclence Club Sr Prom Comm MARK KOPPELMAN Basketball Graduatlon Comm Sr Trrp Comm PETER KAUFFMAN LORRAIN E KAZANOWSKI Student Councll Graduatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm GAA Cheerleader Jr Prom Comm CAROLE KISHNER G A A Human RCl3tl0'1'1S Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Varrety Show LEWIS KLEINSMITH Tenn1s Team Captam Revo1r Student Councll Band Sr Play Comm Sr Trlp Comm 43 .g . . .g I g . . . .49 H-4 V I f - . . .g ' gl . .5 . .g . 3 . . Q . 5 . Q , . ., . . Human Relations Club Presidentg Student Coun- g . . ' -, - - ' P an I JERRY LAX Student Councll Presrdent Tennxs Jr Class Councll Sr Class Council Graduatlon Comm Chrm Revolr Jr Round Table ALLEN LEWIS Scrence Club Sr Prom Comm Jr Achrevement Sr Play Comm LINDA LINDEN Revorr Graduatlon Comm Future Teachers Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm BARBARA LINDSEY Revorr A cappella Cholr GAA Jr Prom Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm RAY KOVACHEVICH Basketballg Trackg Footballg Varsity Club PETER KROOPNICK Footballg Basketballg Trackg Science Clubg Bandg Varsity Club Treasurer MELVIN LAKIN Eagle Boys Glee Club Sclenoe Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm GAIL LANDAU Revolr Math Club Medrcal Careers Club Sr Play Comm Chrm Sr Prom Comm Gradua tron Comm DAVID LIPTON Revolr Spamsh Club Choir TCIIIIIS Sr Trrp Comm RICHARD LOBER Varslty Baseball Varslty Club A cappella Choir STEVEN LORBER Cross Country Scrence Club Medlcal Careers Club Key Club EUGENE LUMBERG Football Track Scrence Club Medrcal Careers Club Key Club Chorr Jr Prom Comm A 7 Ui ROCHELLE LUPILOFF Revolr Future Teachers Club Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduatlon Comm JACK LUZKOW Varslty Club Track Key Club NORMAN LYNN Revorr Baseball Track Graduatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm MARILYN MAC DONALD G A A Secretary Future Teachers Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Tnp Comm Wltches Wobble Comm Sr Prom Comm MARY MACK G.A.A.g A cappella Choirg Witches Wobble Comm.g Jr. Prom Comm.g Graduation Comm.g Sr. Prom Comm.g Pep Club PAUL MANTERIS Class Presidentg Foo-tballg Trackg Wrestling Teamg Science Clubg A cappella Choirg Varsity Club SUSAN MARTIN Spanish Club Dramatic Club Jr Comm Sr Play Comm Sr Trip Comm Graduatlon Comm JOAN MAYERS GAA Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Graduation Comm 33 asv MERLE MENDELSON GAA President Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduation Comm Revoir Biology Club CHARLES MILES Varsity Club Football Basketball Track DONNA MORENC Library Staff Pep Club Eagle Staff Sweetheart Swing Comm Play Comm Sr Prom Comm CHARLES MORNINGSTAR Track Sclence Club 1' in MICHAEL OLINICK Eagle Edltor 1n Chief Semor Class Councll Key Club Vlce Prcsrdent Sclence Club Treasurer Human Relations Club Vlce Presldent Jr Class Treasurer Jr Round Table BRENDA OLIT Graduatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm JUDITH OPPENHEIM Eagle Co Edrtor Student Councll Secretary Vlce Presrdent Debate Team Math Club Future Teachers Club Secretary Graduatton Comm Human Relatrons Club ELIZABETH OSEFF Revoxr Faculty Edrtor Eagle Debate Team Math Club Future Teachers Club Human Relatrons Club Sr Councll MADELON MUST DONNA NAGEL Library Staff Graduatton Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm Sr Prom Comm MARTIN NEWMAN Concert Band Band Advrsory Comm SEYMOUR NEWMAN Q.. 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WARREN PERLOVE Football Baseball A cappella Cholr Boys Glee Club Basketball HOWARD PLOTKIN Varsrty Club Cross Country Track Math Club Sclence Club A cappella Chorr Jr Prom Comm STEVE PLOTNIK A Cappella Cho1r, Golf, J unror Achxevement ROSEMARY POLKINGHORNE A cappella Cho1r, Medlcal Careers Club, Jr Prom Comm , Jumor Achrevement LENORE OSEFF Revorr Faculty Co Edrtor Eagle Debate Team Math Club Future Teachers Club Treasurer Human Relatmons Club GARY PACERNICK Eagle Cross Country Basketball Track ARTHUR PAYNE Track Wrestlmg Cross Country NATALIE PELCMAN Future Teachers Club Spanlsh Club G A A Unrted Natlons Program Brology Club Sr Play Sr Prom Comm EDWARD POWERS Sr Class Councrl Eagle Baseball PTSA Bowling Presldent Sr Prom Comm Jr Class Councll PATRICIA RAWSKY Revo1r Subscrlptlons Edltor Eagle Llbrary Staff A cappella Chorr Graduatlon Comm SANDRA REISMAN Chorr Wrtches Wobble Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm Sr Play Comm Sr Prom Comm Dramatlcs IRMA RICHMAN GAA Revo1r Wltches Wobble Chrm Gra duatlon Comm Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm umi QW w ROCHELLE RICHMAN Revo1r GAA Graduation Comm Sr Prom Comm MARILYN ROSEN GA A Revo1r Medrcal Careers Club Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm J UDITH ROSENBLATT Cheerleader Future Teachers Club Revo1r GAA Sr Play Comm Sr Trlp Comm Gra duatlon Comm J UDITH ROSS Medrcal Careers Club Presldent Future Teachers Club Presrdent Sr Play Co-Chrm Sr Councrl Human Relatlons Club Revo1r Act1v1t1es Editor Jazz Club . , , , .... , . ., . '1 7 7 9 G . u . , . 9 '7 ., . ., . ., gk . . ., , ., ' ., . .,. . . .W ai vs. . ei ifiw. . 3 , if v J 4 -,,. , . . ., ., . . . ., , Q , ., . . . a s 1 . . ., . ., . q 7 a - -1 ' i 7 1 NATHAN ROVNER Baseballg Science Club ALLAN RUBIN Eagleg Tennisg Track LINDA SAMELSON Spamsh Club Future Teachers Club Medlcal Careers Club Sr Play Comm Graduatron Comm Revoir SUSAN SCHLAFER Revorr Dramatlcs Club Sr Prom Comm Sr Play Comm Graduatlon Comm NQM If QV' if JOANNE SCHULMAN Sr Play Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm JUDITH SCHULMAN Sr Play Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm MICHAEL SCHUMANN Sr Play CAROL SCHWARTZ Revorr G A A Jr Prom Comm Graduatlon Comm Human Relatlons Club Sr Prom Comm Sr Play QQ? ggximwg CAROLYN SHERON G AA Treasurer A cappella Chorr Treasurer Pep Club Future Teachers Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Graduatron Comm PAMELA SHIOVITZ G A A Jr Prom Comm Medrcal Careers Club Sr Prom Comm Sr Trrp Comm Pep Club Jr Achrevement CAROL SHULMAN Lrbrary Staff Revorr Jr Publlcrty Comm Graduatron Comm Future Teachers Club Sr Play Comm PAUL SHWEDEL Golf Football Jr Prom Comm PTSA Bowlmg League CECILE SCHWARTZ Library Staffg P.T.S.A.g Lunchroom Helperg Sr Class Comm. HARVEY SCHWARTZBERG Tenms Sr Play Comm ELAINE SEFFINGER Sr Play Comm Revorr GAA Oak Park Follles Sr Prom Comm SHARON SEMPSROTT GAA Cheerleader Jr Prom Comm Sr Trlp Comm Sr Prom Comm Graduatron Comm Jr Achrevement 75 I-IERMAN SMITH Varslty Club Cross Country Track Football Basketball KAREN SMITH G A A Jr Varsrty Cheerleader Sr Prom Comm Graduatron Comm Jr Achxevcment Sweetheart Swmg Comm MYRON STEIN Dramatlcs Club Revoxr Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm Boys Cholr BRENDA STONE MITCHELL SIGMAN Football Sweetheart Swmg Comm Jr Prom Comm Sr Councll Sr Pm Chrm Sr Trlp Comm Sr Prom Comm JOAN SILL Cheerleader Revorr Sr Play G A A Spamsh Club Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm POLA SILVERMAN Bnology Club Future Teachers Club Revolr Sr Play Publrclty Comm Graduatlon Comm Human Relatlons Club KENNETH SLOTKOWSKI Sclence Club CAROL STONE GAA Sr Prom Comm Human Relatrons Club Jr Prom Comm Math Club Pep Club Sr Play Chrm MARSHA STONE GAA Chorr Future Teachers Club Llbrary Staff Sr Play Comm Graduatlon Comm Ir Prom Comm BEVERLY STONEMAN Jr Prom Comm Graduatron Comm Lrbrary Staff Sweetheart Swrng Comm Lunchroom Helper STANLEY STOVACK Track IQ' I CAROLE STURMAN Eagle Future Teachers Club Fund Ralsmg Comm Human Relatlons Club Forergn Ex change Student Comm Chrm Sr Prom Comm Graduatron Comm HOWARD SULKIN Sr Class Treasurer Revorr Edrtor Forelgn Ex change Student Comm Human Relatrons Club Medlcal Careers Club Eagle Sr Trrp Comm Chrm FRANK SURDU Clvrl War Showcases Jr Prom Comm Eagle Crvrl War Program RICHARD SWARTZ TOM TANSKI Basketball Baseball Jr Prom Comm Sr Prom Comm DAN TENNENHOUSE Baseball Football Wrestlmg Math Club Sclence Club Varslty Club NICOLE TOMANICEK JAMES TRINGALI Boys Glee Club 03 Q6 if '19 Ra H ARNOLD WEINGARDEN Cross Country Tenms Sclence Club ROCHELLE YAMSHON WltChCS Wobblc Comm Glrls Cholr Glee Club HOWARD RONALD ZACKS A cappella Choir Baseball Jr Class Fund Raxsmg Comm Jr Prom Comm PTSA Bowlmg League Vlce Presldent DEANA ZINBERG Revolr G A A Medlcal Club A cappella Cholr Sr Play Comm Drama Club Graduation Comm BARBARA ZOHOTT GAA Sr Class Council Glrls Glee Club Jr Prom Comm Sweetheart Swmg Comm Sr Prom Co Chrm Jr Achievement Presrdent CAMERA SHY PHYLLIS GOLD Student Councrl Sclence Club Math Club Human Relauons Club Secretary Eagle Medlcal Carears Club Spannsh Club Secretary SHELDON LEVIN Semor Councll Holds Class Rems FRONT ROW Marilyn Kaczander, Judy ROSS, Lelwre Oseff, Jerry Lax, Bruce Kole, Michael Ohmck, Edward Powers, Ellzabeth Oseff, Carole Hack, Barbara Zohott REAR ROW' Shevard Goldstem, Mitchell Srgman. . 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Ww- K ' ?.,f, wx fra-we 1-1-ff 19 + W i 3' the many Chvshes that were held to beneflt the Foreign Exchange Fundg . . . svlingi-L., -1vlf 9 QA, W m am qi XV 42 D svg : Kelp 5 4 il HEAA ,.:. .,.l1 , g I I ee ' Xe f tl '5:m i Q 551,13 Q' n f 'fa' ' n ,, ,:n,. , I I I Wxth a show of school sp1r1t a group of hlgh school boys hoxsted thls dummy of a Thruston player to show the1r hlgh hopes of wlnnlng our flrst home game Ro al Welcome Prov1des After a school wlde contest these flve glrls were chosen to reign over Oak Parks flrst homecomm Qame and d mee Jerry Lax Student Counctl Presxdent has just nnnounced that Ilene A 1ron fcenterl IS the flrst I-Iomecommg Queen Other members of her court are Jovce Golden lSophomorel Gall Hobbs Uunlorh Sharon Danbom fSCI1IOl f Rhoda Hammersteln QSen1orJ HW? Ilene Aaron Joyfully accepts the Queens bouquet from Jerry Lax who presented rt to her on behalf of the Key Club 58 W f-nw I have never been so proud to represent anybody or anythmg as I was that day 1 ,F , ' r 6 . I . . . . . ,- . g g 2 . , , I 2 , . . . . 1 1 , , , . . . . . . , , 1 . ' W' gif, We , ee, g 5: . ight- V - W .A imp, I I A I f 95557.- T ' X , 'SNL all - , he ff 1 ,xi , Q ,xiii wt , .- .5 for 1 It I..-ff If - y rt ' ,Y Lastmg Memor Jerry Lax adds the frnal touch of glory the crown to the Queens possessions Vlewmg the proceedings IS her court The royal party danced to the enchanting musrc of the Keynotes Glrdmg across the floor were Joyce Golden and Jerry Lax Ilene Aaron and Gary Pacermck Rhoda Hammer stem and Paul Manterls Sharon Danbom and Paul Chrlsten sen Gall Hobbs and Ray Kovachevnch ,..-mv--' MSS Leadmg the royal processron on to the field Ilene Aaron sngnaled the start of the game Arrayed rn gowns of regal beauty the Queen and her court revlew the dance g1ven rn therr honor 59 0 ! 4 1 . ' I I . 7 x . Q , . - fitlljf ' 1 . . -1 1 I lk . 1 1 I , . . . . . I 1 Q 1 ff' ' -1 1 ' 1 . . 1 ' , . , . SAYON RA 5: A ' -- N. ,mg Fresh from Japan Klmle Koylma meets her family for a year the Paul Golds She embarks on a new llfe the llfe of a typlcal teen age American glrl X ff! rn' ' What could be a Japanese courtyard a small world made even smaller mag, What' Jltterbuggmgo How better to show Knmxes mfectnous sense of hu mor as she executes one of Oak Park s favorlte dances wxth Bruce Kole 60 Klmle enters a strange world This rs her flrst day Good bye Oak Park As she leaves Oak Park Hugh School we look back on a memorable year wnh Klmle Kojrma We hope she w1ll take back a like feelmg for us .9 . . .. u . ,, 1 . I 7 wt Y M7 . f I my M 4 ' f- I r J ' - ,Y K J X is in reality an Oak Park backyard- ' . S-W M K ' . . , . .' . ' ' ' J' .. . , Witches Wobblc Cackling Success K, 'il Drnnkmg watches brew are Davnd Eason Bruce Kole Ilene Aaron Barbara Zohott and frnends Passmg out refreshments to the hungry hobgoblms IS Marllyn MacDonald xx ,M w R Norman Block and Kxmne Koylma wobble the modern wrtches way Sorry lm late my broomstlck broke down shrieked Ima Witch Pola Sllverman to Davnd Eason the master of ceremonies as onlookers Carol Stone Bruce Kole Jerry Lax and Rlchard Lober howled wnth laughter Say deah bend a little' Uerry Franchlj Q ner .v Ths rs the place cats' CCeclle Schwartz Ray Kovachevlch Ed Powers Howard Zacks Norman Way out Dad way out' fB1ll Balley Chuck I-YUH Rhoda Hammefsielnl Low L1fe In A Smoked fllled Cellar Im leanmg Daddy 0' KMary Mack! You re really cool baby' CMar1lynn Kac zander Match Sxgmanj Ive got the message Dad' CEd Powers .hm Dunn Ray Kovachevlch H0W8l'd ZQCKSD Thanks for the drag man' lMa.r1lynn Mac Donald Chuck Mrlesl i . , D. . l 1 9 A1 . . ' 5 E ' y r' -l s ' i o o I , . , . , ' n 5- - A 1 , , 5 ' i . l l or V 1 Qi r , a I , . I - l . ' , l l y 1 I s ' ' 2 Outfltted ln sweatshirts we danced to the mus1c of the Pyramxds at the Jumor sponsored Sweatshlrt Swmg 'And a good mme s had b all wltnessed Jerry Wemberg award B111 Barley and Claudla Snyder thelr prlzes as lung and queen www? i lib 5-Kuna .1 fl ' E K! A mov, H 5 'FATE ln. and saw Carolyn Sheron Ron Gutman and Janice Hoffman guess correctly the ldentnty of the kung and queen xx were welcomed by .lunnor Class President and Vlce presxdent Jerry Cook and Nadme Plavmck 63 g ' D9 7 wa if , of . .l V. s C n 'lx h C N C . l l K, lf:'f-144. 'dt Q ,lf ',nn C if - -D Y if A y I ,,,,nV A ' y 1' 4. ,nl 4 X . I I I Wi ' ' 'S I x ' .4 6 I ,Q g C ' 1 -x UI1101' IVC Bud Davles expresses the audiences feellngs as he congratulates Frankle Lyman after hrs song Up Jumped the Rabbits The effect of Rock A Rama lS evldent on the spellbound faces of the fans ln the audience The zany shenanigans of the Serenaders sent a wave of laughter through the audlence One of the many smglng groups the Dommeers captlvated the audlence wxth their song The Dummy 0 .I 0 , , ,t , 5 . 'U r A . s ' . , . W4 . , , . - - it ' 71 1 7 ' ' ' 66 YI Claw, Tooth and Fang Scrap Iron Weaver Scooter Allen Sway Back Harkms Craw Feet Krawzcak and Fleet Foot Weberman were Kampys frlends durmg college This representatnon of brawn made up the vlctorlous football Thls ns your llfe Carl Kampmueller was the theme of thus team at the Umverslty of Mlchlgan years mmal pep rally Marsha Coleman subblng for Ralph Edwards remmded Mr Kampmueller of h1s past by showmg navy days Twenty three sklddoo' Barbara H111 man a true Oak Park loyahst glves woweel Inna Richman ,mel-mms her utmost 1n cheering her team on to Th J V v t e Team IS well on xts way lhe PCP FHUY by hvlams P351 ihe IC ory to a wmmng season exclaimed Mr ogles of a receptive audlence James Beadle to Marsha Coleman. the audlence scenes from Kampyls childhood, college and ' H l l . . l 65 Two Speclal Events In Our Busy Year --nvsag i The Unlted Natlons lS one of the worlds great forces for brotherhood and human understanding Oak Park students from many different lands helped to honor thls orgamzatxon on U N Day October 24 1958 and advanced the cause of brotherhood here ln our school A 'ff' 54? f' 2 Lena Panetta xllustrates one of the spxrlted folk dances of her natlve Italy The combmed muslc groups of OPHS present a muslcal program to celebrate the hohday season Mr Wurdock leads the A capella cholr m one of the many excellent The fable of the fox and the Crow sounds hohday numbers presented by thls group especnally charmmg as lt IS told ln French by Claudla Snyder 66 I r-4.5 -,.v- A A- I ' ' ' ,,1e.,-,s...a-,,4 t Q . 4 f g 7 4 ' 1 K ff f - 4 , f Q ' 4 A ' in , Q wi , 1 ' H I L - IE, A? L' , ' . I i H gl ' ' Q e l 1 . . . , ' - , - , .5 h' f . KA 55 'V , Y- , ,,,-1 -A-ir A i . s V My Q Q Q E' gif-mf --Y A WL 1 e A be-as fe A 1 t 2 f 1 V g' EQ , V ,1 7 3 Q - ,, .f 5-isefsfvf - V' 'Q .v gs-,nl , gs ' ' ' , 4 at 1 'f ' 1 1 14 2 4 1 - 5? l C ' l V 2 2 z I w l , , . 1 . I . .. Jules Aaron and Murray Balan have thelr make up apphed by Deana Zmberg Gan Edel son Gall Landau Jackle Solomon and Connle Adler These girls are just a few of the hard workers behind the scenes Wnth the dlrectlon of Miss Llla Beck and the technical dlrectlon of Mr Jerry Adams the play was a huge success The bed bugs In Cardmal Rnchelneus bed are emulslfled with dlsmfectant by Otls Skmner fLeonard Tennenhouseh whos re celvlng wlfely dlrectlons from Mrs Skmner Uoan Gerstenb We Go Abroad Wlth Emlly and Corneha ,lub Corneha Emxly where are you call the gay blades Duck Uohn O Mal1eyJ and Leo iMarty Clcchelllj Oh no' Those safety pockets gam exclanms Em1lyfStev1e Schwartzl to Madame Elise fRe1sa Katzj whlle her daughter Terese QNathl1e Pelcmany looks on Emrly shuddenlv I feel sho drshzy moans an mtoxlcated Cornella iNancy Rovnerl as she falls xnto the arms of Duck and Leo 67 1 X, . , - v y 1 1 . , . . . , . ' , , G - 5 v 1 -I Q A , ,X .L H . U, . . . , . 3 . ' ,,,,-,- f' Q A f ,,g ' ,- w n - - as - w v - - v I 7 . H Q . N . - . v . ' ' ournalism's Highest Award This year, the EAGLE and REVOIR were awarded member- ship in QUILL AND SCROLL, the International Honorary Society for High School Joumalists. The society was founded by newspapers and college joumalism schools to aid high school journalists. The society requires that all members be in the upper third of their class and that they tum in a theme of two hundred words the subject to be determined by the staff advisors This years sub1ect was What I have gained from working on the REVOIR or EAGLE The two staffs also es tablished requirements concerning the length of time the student must work on the paper or yearbook FRONT ROW Linda Resnick Janice Naftaly Susan Sandler Judy Ross Judy Oppenheim BACK ROW Howard Sulkm Lenore Oseff Carole Hack Pat Rawsky Elizabeth Oseff Anita Enkel Carole Sturman Harriet Katcher Michael Ohmck Our Educational Partnership X Mrs Sam Gussin 68 This our most fruitful year has been largely due to our student s response and participation in P T S A activities It was with their combined efforts that very fine programs were planned The success of our Follies was a result of their loyal support It is then with the fondest memories that we bid adieu to our graduation class of 1959 feeling certain that with the competent guidance received in so many areas that they will be able to cope with all situations We extend our sincere congratulations and wish them well in all their future endeavors Mrs Sam Gussin President P T S A 7 . . , . G6 . ' 7 - 79 2 ' ' , ' , , , ' . ' : ' , G , . U U . , , I 7 3 ' I O -. K! , 9 I 5 , . . . . 7 x 1 n u n . u. ' 1' , it , 5 T is Q? ' . 'T' bowling league and, of course, The Oak Park In 'A . .1 , . . 7 r, f f T Q ijs. . , . ... tx fffil ' gi ,Rr I dont wanna go out there' screams tlmld Gall Bllto as Shen Gutman drags her on stage ln one of the many tn terestlng acts of thls years Oak Park Guys, Gals, Gags, G1gglCS and Groans Judy Slporms flying fmgers skim over the keys sendmg melodnus chords mto the audltorlum Ilene Aaron captures the hearts of the graclous audience as she smgs I Dont Care Anchors Awexgh My Boys IS the mood set by Judi Klurstem and Allan Pearlstem as they smg an excerpt from the Broadway hnt Flower Drum Song 69 C1 9 if 0 ' ' ll Y ,I if' . . 3, - X. xx! . X lx 1 . . , . . . M . ,, . . . 1 - - - an n Mr Lahtx and hrs class attempt to make Amerlca a better place m whnch to l1ve by solvmg some of the prob lems of Amer1can democ racy The prmcxples of form and color that Mr Dworkm IS lllustratmg to hrs students w1l1 add an apprecnatton of beauty to thexr hves We-:rs There Is Much More To School 70 The skllls that these gxrls are acqurrmg 1n therr offlce practnce class today may en able them to assume a htgh CXCCUIIVC posmon m the future Were you absent Were you tardy'7 For the pnce of one good excuse Mrs Lam berger wlll readmlt you to class Oak Park students supple- ment their classroom learn- ing through the resources of the school library. . Than ames And Dances The experlments being per formed by these physlcs stu dents may lead to important scnenuflc dnscoverles The planners of our clues of the future learn the art of deslgn from Mr Zook Melodlous sounds can al ways be heard commg from the choxr room durmg prac ICC 71 r xg ., - ll I , f - 'sq AJ 'Y N t' . . h - x , Q, , fryv' , xx X We Read The News, We Know' The Detroit Newsqmt wwiemga OAK PARK Nell JRLD sift ll I I 'FHM lllll Ellfl Ill! fl is 72 Gerald Cook Judy Oppenhelm Amta Enkel Gary Pacermck Lmda Resnick Qu1z em seen every Saturday at 12 00 on WWJ TV IS a program de slgned to test the current events knowl edge of students from two dlfferent schools The students are requtred to read THE DETROIT NEWS from cover to cover every day for one week precedmg the program The questlons range from local to mternattonal news The students chosen to represent Oak Park were Gerald Cook Judy Oppen helm Amta Enkel Gary Pacernlck and alternate Lmda Resnxck It was a close race between Oak Park and Van Dyke Fltzgerald but our stu dents brought home the grand prxze of a new h1f1 phonograph Among our Intellectual Ach1evements Were The senior class of 1959 lS very proud of these mne flnahsts ln Na txonal Merlt Scholarshxp competl tnon The students took tests along wlth their classmates ln the eleventh grade These lasted three hours and covered four subjects Engllsh, So c1a1 Studles, Scxence and Math The people who were ln the nmety mnth percentlle took addxtlonal tests 1n December 1958, Wh1Ch were s1m1lar to those taken ln the junlor year Those who scored wxthxn a certam range quallfled for the scholarshlps Front Row: Judy Oppenheim, Harriet Katcher, Lenore Oseff, Anita Enkel, Judy Rosenblatt Rear Row: Jerry Lax, Bruce Kole, Michael Olinick, Lewis Kleinsmith Readm , R1t1n R1thmet1e Under the guidance of Mr Floyd Allen the Future Teachers Club has been successfully carrylng out its three fold program to give future terchers rn opportunity to practice cldet te 1ch1n0 to polnt out the philosophical benefits of teaching md to offer professional standards for future teachers Guest speakers including teachers in specialized education and a f1eld trip to the Umverslty of Mlchlgan h ue been some of the many actrvl ties enjoyed by th1s club This ye rr s officers are Pres1dent Judy Ross Vice President Con nie Adler Secret 1ry Mar1lynn Brodsky Treasurer Lenore Oseff FIRST ROW Barbari Ftudem Indy Ross Yvonne DIFKIIFIIH Joyce Ridln Judy Rosenblatt Sharon Dmbom Nitille Pelemln M xxine Millon C xrole Isishner Mxrilynn Brodsky SFC OND ROW Rcisi Kill Mui Ihrlieh Mirshi Stone I irrw Green Mlrlene Kahn Doreen Feinberg, Irene Fiederiek Rhodi Hlmmustein Iindx linden Nadine Plavmck Rochelle lupiloff THIRD ROW Crrole Sturmin Rolfie Isirlner Cirol Shulmm Cecile Oseff Pol1Silveimm L-lmabeth Oseff brotherhood for all The Human Relations Club spon sored by Mr Clinton Russell con cerns itself with social problems Racial predjudice and discrimlna tion are two of the more pressme social problems of interest to the cub The club s mam project IS the co sponsorship of foreign exchange stu dents Attending popullr pl iys par tieipitinu in pine! discussions and h wing guest spe xkers ire among its other tctmtics The officers rre President Bruce Kole N ice President Mike Oliniek Recordinfv Seeretary Phyl hs Gold C orresponding Secret try Connie Adler Tre isurer Sus in Sandler FIRST ROW Carole Kushner Joyce Radm Kimie Isojima Phvllis Gold Natalie Pelcman Garl Ldelson Nlarilynn Brodsky Judy Oppenheim linda Resnick Larry Green SECOND ROW Nadine Plnvnick Ilene Aaron Jerry Lax Jo n Gersten Chuck Brummer Carol Stone Nlarilxn Clepps Carole Sturman Perrie Larsen Jtdj. Ross THIRD ROW Dan Berkowitz Connie Adler Elizabeth Oseff Harriet Karcher Lenore Oseff Daxid Nffarcus Marianne Intmann John ON1alley Carol Schwartz Barbara Fiudem RILAR ROW Larry Jacobs Howard Sulkin Bruce Kole 'Mike Ohnick Leonard Tennenhouse Pola Srlverman .laekie Fields Nlike Green Norm Block 73 I , U U , , U O 1 1 m ' I T, I , V V 2 ' I2 s f 1 , . 2 . 2 ' 2 ' D L 2 UQ - I Q . A e. 2 . , - sv . . 5 2 . . . ff I . . , . . . . I C 1 ' 1 2' 2 2 - . I . . l . k L C v , T , 2 2 - jg - , ' : 2 2 f.. 'll'l. 2'. J . .2 2 ,22 2. 2 2 .'2 .2 .1' 1 bi 2 , i lfl. '. .2 1' 2 ' . . ' - yl -s s -s .-'. - L 2 s-,- s Y Y' 2 4 s Q 1 ' 1 f' '- ,' . : 2 .' 2. 2 2' 2, ' Glazer. Connie Adler. linda Samelson, Jackie Fields. Carol Schwartz, Cindy Kalisz, Lenore C Q O 9 - e . I ' T V 'T . . . rj' pd Q. 2s 64 AL K ' , , , - - e .5 - I I l I I . . . . A , :af U 4 ' , - ei .Q s ' l ' 5 ' . . . x .. 1 L ., ' 2 's L 5 1 N 1 k 1 2 ' . 2' .2 ' I .7.. C. . P1 1 I . . 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Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, and Such The lrbrary assrstants, sponsored by Mrs Joy Mudge spend therr trme busrly shelvmg and arrangrng books magazmes and pamphlets md handlmg the myrlad actlvrtres necessary for an effrclent lrbrary All thrs rs done without expecta tron of 1 reward for the lrbrary assrstants gave the1r trme freely for the benefrt of school and students m return tor the satrsfactron of a job well done FRONT ROW Terr: Blederman Margo Kahn Sherla Lee Oshrnslty Isobel Curl Jane Feinberg REAR ROW Gay lsom Candy Kalrsz Lmda Walters Patrrcra Rawsky Carole Grey Elsa Lloyd Marilyn Nelson Steve Gold Adelme levrne Larry Jacobs Promotron of school spmt rs the prrmary purpose of the Pep Club Under the sponsorshrp of Mr Rob ert Trtus the Pep Club attends ath letrc events as a group and makes posters to publrclze games and ac trvrtres Together they are the vlsrble symbol of Oak Park school Splflt Future plans mclude a flash card sectron at games, whrch the Pep Club hopes wrll attract more stu dents and mtensrfy Splrlt 74 Vrctory IS Our Cr FRONT ROW Florence DrPonro lna l-lashner lrene Tendler Abby Stern Sue Anderson Shella Wolf Eileen Ersman Merle Mendelson Nancy Jackson SECOND ROW Carolyn Sheron Fran Gosztyla llene Aaron Debbie Charmer Carol Stone Fran Goldstein Donna Morenc Barbara Gross Jud: Klursteln Karen Gretz REAR ROW Sally Franchr Carole Hack Carol Schwartz Shrrley Wencley Carla Drll Susan Jackson Lrnda Bernstem Mary Mack Judy Barnard ' 3 , 1 Q if 2 . 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' , ' , , Lettermen Bolster School Spirit The Varsrty Club boasts of hav mg only the e11te among the male sex as members of the1r club Boys can jom only 1f they have earned at least one letter 1n a vars1ty sport The red or wh1te sweater w1th the famous OP on the front IS the Club un1form Th1s organ1zat1on lead by Mr John Kestner sponsors such fund ra1s1ng act1v1t1es as dances and the sale of candy at home athletlc events The offlcers are Presndent Dan GUSSIH V1ce Presldent Ray Kova chev1ch Secretary Lewls Tann Treasurer Pete Kroopnnck Ser geant at Arms B111 Balley FRONT ROW Paul Christensen Chuck Mnles Jack Luzkow Marty C1cche111 Dan Barnard B111 Ba11ey B111 Antonow Rnchard Adams M1ke Detmer Paul Manter1s SECOND ROW Sanford Math DaVld Fe1n Howard Plotkm Shevard Goldstem Peter KfO0pnlCk Dan Gussm Dan Tennenhouse Warren Perlove Ray Kovachev1ch THIRD ROW R1chard Krmsky MICklC Snmon Sheldon Kaye Jerry Yashmsky Barry Bratt Steve Wolf David Blondy Dave Eason REAR ROW Mr John Kestner Mart1n Baum Fred Newmark Allen Ben Ron Reed VIC Olah Ken Bucc1 Bob Rosenberg LCWIS Tann The Highest of Distinctions is Service to Others I Q I f - F ' - E ' L of cl-oo 6414513 FIRSI' ROW Mike Ol1n1ck Steve Gold SECOND ROW Fred Kam1enny Larry Jacobs Lugene Lumberg DdVld Marcus larry Green Rl-AR ROW Chuck Brummer Sheldon Dzodm Mr Krawczak Steve Lorber To develop 1ncent1ve and leader shxp to prov1de experience 1n 11v1ng and working together, to prepare for successful c1t1zensh1p, and to serve the school and the community 1S the prnmary purpose of the Key Club The club IS sponsored by the Nat1ona1 K1wan1s and 11ke the K1wan1s IS a SCIVICC organnzanon Under the leadersh1p of Presxdent Steve Gold the club has provided flowers for Oak Park s homecommg queen, llene Aaron, and helped pay for the glass showcase located 1n the mam hall The officers are President--Steve Gold Vice Presldent Mxke O11 n1ck Recordlng Secretary Dav1d Marcus Correspondmg Secretary Larry Jacobs Treasurer Larry Green 1 The Power of Thought 5 l 1 Q l 6 .Z N..- The scientific approach to prob- lems and an interest in fact and ob servation have attracted many stu dents to the Science Club Under the leadership of Mr Stanley Dell dow, the club has shown films conducted experiments and gone on field trips The field trip to Wayne State University Science Hall was one of the highlights of the year The officers are Chairman Kenneth Slotkonsky Secretary Phyllis Gold FRONT ROW Phil Richardson Silvio Gaggi Phyllis Gold Pete Kroopnick Charles Morningstar REAR ROW Howard Plotkin Jack Luzkow Ken Slotkowski Elizabeth Oseff John OMalley Lenore Oseff Mike Olinick The M3g1C of umbers The enthusiastic personality of Mrs Kate Pankin has made the newly formed Math Club one of the more popular clubs in the school Solving challenging and unusual math problems and engaging guest speakers are examples of what s on the agenda for the year An added arithmetic touch is the officers titles President or Prime Factor Leonard Tennenhouse Vice President or Coefficient Harriet Katcher Secretary or Liter ary Factor Judy Oppenheim Treasurer or Absolute Value .Jerry Young 76 FRONT ROW Joyce Radin Gail Landau Phyllis Gold Judy Oppenheim Mrs Kate Pankin Linda Resnick Carole Greenfield Yale Hechtman SECOND ROW Jack Luzkow Jerry Lax Carol Stone Rozzie Kirzner Anita Enkel Barry Graff Jerry Young Carol Weissman Elizabeth Oseff THIRD ROW Howard Plotkin Marianne Littmann Dan Berkowitz Harriett Katcher John OMalley Jerry Weinberg Mitchell Mallin Bob Barris Mario Milch RFAR ROW Larry Loewenthal Lenore Oseff Mike Olinick Dan Tennen house David Marcus Leonard Tennenhouse Errol Sweet Ron Seigel Jerry Cook 4 5 . . 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The Forens1c Force The Oak Park Debate Team coached by Mr John KOUZOUJIZH launched the 1958 1959 debate season wlth vtctorles over Our Lady of Mercy All Samts and Southfreld before suffermg therr frrst Metro polltan League defeat at the hands of U of D Hrgh They then began therr State I 'sip Avondale and Inkster Roosevelt Wxth an experlenced team for the - most part they look forward to 1 season more successful than last year whlch saw the team wrn a thrrd place ln the Metropolrtan League and a plaque for forenslc excellence rn state competrtron D-1'l'L FRONT ROW Judy Opptnheum Lmdt Rcsmclt Sue Stndler Clrole Klshner Drvld Marcus Ienore Oseff Mllte Green Rl-AR ROW lelwrbeth Oseff Dan Berkowltz Harrlet Katcher Jerry Cook Men 1n whlte angels of mercy FRONT ROW Gall landau Natalne Pelcman, Rochelle Richman Judy Oppenhelm, Phyllis Gold Lmda Resnick, Garl Edelson SECOND ROW Debble Charmer Barbara Faudem Judy Ross Relsa Katz, ROLZIC Freeman, Lmda Bernstem Carla Dull REAR ROW Lmda Samelson Chuck Brummer Mllte Olmlck Eugene Lumberg, Howard Sulkrn Rosemary Polkmghorne, Marllyn Clepps Jackie Flelds A chance to study the varrous opportumtles rn the Medical profes slon rs the chlef reason for jommg the Medlcal Careers Club After thrs years act1v1t1es mcludmg fleld trxps speakers and frlms the mem bers hope to have a clearer pxcture of the opportumttes open to them m these areas The officers are Presrdent Gart Edelson Vlce Presldent Marrlyn Rosen Secretary Phyllls Gold Treasurer Lmda Bernstem 77 I i 2 , Y f f 5? 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' ' f 1 - 1 FROTNT ROW Xwonne Dtrdtrtln Ilene Berlin Irts Llfton Sxtlntx Reuben Jtckte Salstmon Allce Archackl Natalie Cohn hmm lxonmt Hxrbtra Gtrrxson Mundy Schuster Lorx Pantzer Furl C utm tn I lndt Deluhus SECOND ROW Elleen Albert N1 tr ht C olem tn Jtckte Herkowltz Andy Eason Rita Sloan Jn tn Nlcl heeters PlIllCIl Rtwsky Judy Slporln Nidlne Plavnlck loan l mson Renee Nlevxs Btrhut Ltnznau Shtrlev Wencley Xrleen Btrron Nl uetx Rayder Carol lxtufmtn Judy Nelson IHIRIJ ROW C trolvn Sheton M trtna Lfllck Davtd Cohen BBQ Sanford Math Howard Plotkm Judy Jacobson Sharon Barber Esther Greenblatt Fern Chafets Judlth Trana Marlene Kahn Nancy Rovner Cray lsom June Nabmger Judl Klurstem REAR ROW Pete Ktuttmxn Steve Goren Jeff Bernstenn Howard Zacks Arnold Surnow Mirllynn MacDonald Susan Jackson Judv Barnard Maru Clcchellt Paul Christensen Gary Stern Jules Aaron Jerry Huber Eddie Gooze Chuck Brummer Jerry Frtnchl Smg and Play O tk P trk s three choirs Boys Gtrls and A cappella partlclpated ln both the sprung tnd hol1d'1y programs In addition the A cap pellt chotr sang tt both Notthvnlle md Be tumont HOSPIIHJS Under the dtrectlon of Mr Wurdock the choirs smg at vartous element try schools md p trttcnp tted xn the D1str1ctChor1l Festtvtl whlch vw ts held lt our school tl' FRONT ROW Nlelvm Lakm Robert Tarnopol Chuck Brummer Sanford Math Jules Aaron Jerrv Haber Eddxe Goole SECOND ROW Davtd Cohen Allen Mlral Steve Goren Gary Stern Blll Bellock Jeff Bernstexn REAR ROW Howard Plotkin Paul Christensen Marty Clcchellt Arnold Sunnow Pete Kauffman Jerry Francht 1 . 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Harriet Kash, Carol Dreylinger. Brenda Lce Daniels, Rochelle Yamshon. The Oak Park Way The band, under the direction of Mr. David Jackson, participated in the annual holiday program. This program, which added to the festivities of the holiday season. was one of the highlights of the school year. In addition it plays at the football and basketball games. Growing in both size and spirit with cvcry passing year. the band has become one of the more important factors in the development of the Oak Park spirit. A' '12 ,, 2 ,K FRONT ROW: John Moses. Dave Oppenheim, Bob Barris, San- Stuart Kiraner. REAR ROW: Paul Yelensky. Dave Hinds, Mark ford Feuer, Martin Newman, Steve Stralser, Lynn Stevelberg, Felton. Johnny Bodzin. Mike Short. Milan Chonich. Harvey Adeline Emery. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Lepcourt, Ed Pelavin, Slafkin. James Jackson. Don Moss. David Savage. Bob Green. Linda Knopf, Don MacQuarrie. Janice Barnett, Dennis Taisch, John O'Malley, STANDING: Steve Plavnick, Mr. David Jackson, Jerry Rosenthal, Sheldon Belenson. John Reed, Orin Rosenblatt, Director, George Evans, Paul Kauffman. 79 HOWARD SULKIN Edltor ln Chlef The Present Mrrrored For The Future FRONT ROW Ins Llfton Judy Rosenblatt Yvonne Dardarlan Gall Landau Elleen Elsman Penny Fishman Roslyne Corey Gerl Davxs Rhoda Gold Alxce Archackn Carole Klshner Ins Rosen Rochelle Rlchman SECOND ROW Barbara Gross Ruta Tamaroff Judn Klur stem Ilene Crang Susan Talsch Jackie HCfkOWllZ Barbara Garrison Barbara Lmdsey Joan Slll Dlane Lewis Barbara Berman Myra Ehrllch Irma Richman Debble Charmer THIRD ROW Merle Mendelson Garl Edelson Relsa Katz Rochelle Luplloff Ilene Aaron Jerry Lax Carol Stone Barbara Faudem Gaul Hobbs Lmda Lmden Elame Sefflnger Phyllls Lefcourt Madelon Zaft Carol Shulman REAR ROW Connie Adler Loretta Gertz Lmda Samelson Jackie Fields LEWIS Klemsmlth Carol Schwartz Norman Lynn Pola Freeman Lmda Bernstem Wlth thus the thxrd volume of Oak Park Hlgh Schools yearbook the staff presents a new dl menslon nn plctorxal Journalrsm More pages, wxder plcture coverage m every sectlon, varled layouts and better quahty constructlon make the 1959 REVOIR a book of wh1ch the student body may be well proud The staff under the leadership of Edltor m Chlef Howard Sulkm, have spent a great deal of thelr own tlme m assemblmg and recordlng the speclal actlvltles and club projects that have been on the agenda of the 1958 1959 school year at Oak Park Hlgh School O l l l . 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QV: -. . y .,, JAMES DERMODY Sponsor EDITORS O FRONT ROW Ellzabeth Oseff Susan Sandler Judy Ross Amta Enkel Lenore Oseff SECOND ROW Carol Greenfleld Jamce Naftaly Nadme Plavmck Joan Lawson Deana Zm berg REAR ROW Davld Marcus David Eason Pat Rawsky Iournalists Record the Oak Park Year FRONT ROW Rhoda Gold Joyce Radm Phyllis Gold Carole Kishner Diane D1Grovanm Linda Resnick Donna Morenc SECOND ROW Elizabeth Oseff Harriet Katcher Phil Gramtz Mike Green Larry Jacobs Bill Nadler Eddie Gooze REAR ROW Loretta Gertz Carolyn Mancini Ernie Sosnick Gary Pacermck Jules Aaron Mike Fayne Edward Powers MIKE OLINICK Editor in Chief If you happened to see a scribe busily taking notes at a sports event dance assembly or other school activity during the past year chances are extremely likely that you spotted an EAGLE reporter Under the advlsorshlp of Mr Ray Renbarger EAGLE staffers presented 70000 words of news humor feature articles and editorial opinions 1n twelve issues of The Student Voice of Oak Park High School review of hlgh school history that marked the paper s fiftieth issue Special issues of the EAGLE also appeared at our first football Homecoming on APr1l Fools Day and for Commencement Greater sports coverage was offered this year with special previews and reviews of the major sports as they took their turn in the student eye More pictures appeared in the EAGLE than in previous years Views From the Eagles Nest Mike and Larry Semor of the Week and Short Shorts continued as regular features Surveys by the newly established Research Department spotllghted student opinion The year s hlghllghts for the EAGLE was the honor of admission to the QUILL and SCROLL an honor society for high school journalists and to the National Scholastic Press Association RAY RENBARGER Sponsor EDITORS Carol Sturman Lenore Oseff Judy Oppenheim David Marcus Larry Green 81 I 4 1 I I I V , . 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C O I . . . l l I Marty Cncchellr prevents Thurston pass completlon DAN TENNENHOUSE Tackle MARTY CICCHELLI Half back Early Prom1se Fades W1th Season The 1958 football team got off to the most promrsmg start m the brref hrstory of Oak Park Hlgh Begmnmg wrth an excrtmg upset vlctory over Garden Clty Oak Park won three of nts flrst four games However the last half of the season dld not fulfrll the hopes aroused by early vlctorxes The Redskms lost therr fmal four games of the season mcludmg the two home games the f1rst played on our new fleld Injurles to key players were partly responsrble for the unfortunate close of the season Oak Park s best game was the season opener agamst Garden Crty In the second half the Redskms came from behmd to overwhelm hlghly rated Garden C1ty The most thrrllmg game was the close contest wrth Grosse Pomte Umverslty I-hgh School The G P U S eleven took a commandlng 25 7 lead rn the flrst half of the game Oak Park however made a comeback m the fmal two quarters by scormg three touchdowns and holdmg Grosse Pomte to only one The outcome was ln doubt untrl the fmal gun sounded as not untll then was G P U S assured of a 31 29 vlctory These two games were typlcal of the majorrty of Oak Park s games ln that the team s best efforts came ln the second half PAUL MANTERIS JOHN FURMAN JIM HASKINS DAN BARNARD Guard Guard Center Tackle PAUL CHRISTENSEN ILC!! Nb IUNIBERO WARREN PERLOVE BILL BAILEY End Tackle Half back Quarter back Mr Norman Krawcztk has been head coach of Ork Park s football team for the past three years Prror to that he was l1ne coach for two seasons Coach Kr wvczak feels that lnjurres hurt the team consrderablv md were an nmportant factor ln pre ventrnq Oak Park from havrng 1 wmmng year He brought out that next year many replacements wrll be needed as only seven lettermen will be returning MITCH SIGMAN For the past tour years Mr Carl Kampmueller Center who rs a chemxstry teacher has been equally popular as a football lme coach Mr Kampmueller believes th rt the 1958 squ rd was theoretxcally the best team Oak P rrk h as produced Nekt season Kampy wlll he s nys th II he wlll be with the Oak Park team ln splrlt Coach Kampmueller confers with Coach Krawczak CHUCK MILES End -.Ja FRONT ROW Duane Trobovntch Martin Baum Mxtch Slgman Chrlstensen Coach Norman Krawczak REAR ROW Gary Rosen Chuck Smelsey Robert Rosenberg Ray Kovachevrch Paul Man Wlllxam Antonow Lewls Small B11lBa1ley Dan Barnard Marty terls Jlm Haskrns John Furman SECOND ROW Henry Slllman Crcchelll Dan Tennenhouse Steve Wolf Eugene Lumberg Wxlllam Trobaugh Paul Shwedel Charles Mrles Warren Perlove Gerald Yashmsky Lme Coach Carl Kampmueller Robert D1Pomo, Barry Bratt larry Jackson Sheldon Kaye Paul l . 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I ' , ct 'fog Vi, , l l 1 , I y v ' l ' l I - 85 Dan Barnard comes forward to help a team mate stop a Thurston runner Chuck Mrles intercepts a pass from the waltmg arms of a Clawson end Ray Kovachevnch turns the corner around left end for a slzeable gam 86 Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park 6 O SCORES Garden Cny Lutheran West Clawson Osborn Thurston Grosse Pomte Madison Herghts Bloomfxeld Hrlls 7 6 BILL ANTONOW Half back DAN GUSSIN Half back RAY KOVACHEVICH Half back Cross Countr Harriers Look Towards Future Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park SCORES Berkley Thurston Bloomfxeld Hxlls Lutheran West Orchard Lake Clawson Clarencevrlle Fordson Bloomfleld Hxlls Melv1ndale Thurston V1c Olah and Mlchael S1mon hold the1r own wxth fast Fordson cmdermen lr Lack of experrence was the ma1n reason Oak Park s cross country team tarled to llVC up to pre season expectat1ons th1s year W1th only three sennors on the team and hampered by the early loss of Capta1n James Dunn the cmdermen falled to w1n ln eleven starts They mantged however to t1n1sh lOth m the State Reglonals Coach Paul Boyd dldnt appear too dlsappomted Wlth the season He expla1ned It IS '1 cycle the team goes through Rlght now the team lS composed ot mostly jumors and sophomores, and when they become semors we should have a strong team again Near the end of the season the younger boys were begmnmg to brmg thenr tlmes down and they should prove a solld foundatron for next years team ,V P , un FRONT ROW Howard Plotkm Mrchael Gordon Danlel Berch Errol Sweet Mrchael Snmon Vnctor Olah Sanford Math REAR ROW Jerold Wemberg Steve Carpman Gerold Young Larry Lowenthal Mlke Detmer Coach Paul Boyd Mxke Detmer Gary Pacermck Howard P1otk1n 4' , R 5 A 49 15 - 4- - 9 ' 4 35 ' ' 21 53 16 48 48 31 24 39 ' l9 D 44 17 46 ' ' 15 49 ' 15 45 15 sg MF OV -V X , Q 'dip 4 , . if W1 'f gtg. 5 iff' A 1- ' is ,1 ,-- All eyes are flxed on Chuck Mxles as he leaps high m the axr for a Redslun basket B111 Banley goes up hugh for a up m Breakmg through defense Mike Detmer drlves to score Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak 1 -1--+ Bxll Bailey Mrke Detmer Paul Chrnstensen Co Captain W1nn1ng Season Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park BW 2: W Troy 49 Country Day Clawson Bloomfneld H1lls Cranbrook L Anse Creuse Huron Troy G P U S Lamphere G P U S Bloomfield H1lls Fitzgerald Clawson Lamphere L Anse Creuse Hamtramck 117 I E :In I 5 ul v - - Gary Pacernlck I 1 0 0 30 43 23 42 58 41 ' ' 49 48 77 59 ' 71 52 41 31 58 60 . . . . 74 47 42 37 . . . . 41 57 ' ' 38 47 ' 55 65 66 55 41 33 ' 68 40 ,7., Sf-, rrrr an in M N N J: , A -1 ,Q 1 L WWVV Q Q WM? ff-1 lttttt tltlt . ' 'f 1 ---- 45 - G I 1.14 Kneelmg Coach Paul Boyd Standmg Pete Kroopmck Chuck Mxles Errol Sweet Paul Chrlstensen Dan Barnard Martxn Hauger B111 Barley Mrke Detmer Gary Pacemrck Tom Tanskl Mllxe Gordon Eludes Redskm Hoopsters Wlth most of the 1957 1958 basketball team returnmg Oak Park prospects looked very good thls ye lr However the Redskms dld not com pletely meet these high expectations Even so Coach Paul Boyd feels that th1s year s team played better ball thus season than last He belneves that Oak Park had a well balanced team but that thus year the schedule was tougher and competltlon more stlff The Oak Park cagers gave thenr best performance of the season 1n the1r game at Bloomfleld Hllls As Coach Boyd stated Thlngs were just rlght This game was partlcularly satlsfymg for lt showed the Redskms ablhty to play well and w1n away from home The captains thls year were Chuck Miles and B111 Balley These two along with Mnke Detmer Gary Pacermck Dan Barnard Paul Chrlstensen Tom Tanskl and Pete Kroopmck were semors and wtll not be returmng next year Thls past season has seen several extremely close games whnch were not declded untnl the last few seconds The Redskms had the bad luck to draw the number two class A team ln the State Hamtramck for the drstrxct tournament and were over whelmed 117 to 40 ThlS gave them a season s record of flve wms and twelve losses Well thats the way the ball bounces as Borrs Pacermck battles for possession and Dan Barnar Tom Tanslu Pete Kroopmck Chuck Mules Co-captaxn 1 : 3 1 : 1 , , , 1 ! 7 ! 7 7 5 0 ' 1 2 . , ' ' 1 . , 1 . . 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A ,k.,..,, . 3 W , 'Ak My H .V ,i ,,1. 1 ..s ....g- , -1 ,, , , , f . .a-., , .- V , f' ' 1 Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Papoose Hoopsters Gain Winning Ways SCORES Troy Clawson Bloomfield Hllls Clawson L Anse Creuse Huron Troy G P U S Lamphere G P U S Bloomfield Hills Frtzgerald Clawson Lamphere LAnse Creuse 23 28 Barrie Bratt cuts off opponent as he moves 1nto scormg posltlon Thrs year the Oak Park Junror Varsnty comprled thelr best seasons record They won ten games whrle losmg only frve Coach James Beadle belleves the team s chlef strength was 1ts rebound mg ab111ty He was also pleased wlth the players accuracy rn outslde shootmg The most excltmg J V game of the season was played at L Anse Creuse Trallmg by twelve pomts m the second half the Redskms tred the score rn the fmal seconds of regulatron tame ln an electrrfymg three mmutes of overtime Oak Park proved too much for L Anse Creuse and edged out a vrctory Mr Beadle has enjoyed coaching the Jumor Varsrty team and ns antncr patmg another successful season next year even though many of hrs players wrll be elevated to the Varsrty squad Kneehng Ken Buccr fMgrJ Coach James Beadle Ray Kovachevlch tMgrJ Standmg Steve Dressler Stuart Ersenberg Daniel Yamshon Robert Brown Steve Carpman sets to shoot Davrd Stewart Larry Asher Steve Carpman Barrle Bratt Jerry Wemberg Ronald Cowan Stan Dorfman Fred Gluck Mrtchell Mallm oak zo 37 oak az 25 40 ' ' 38 48 37 57 r 55 63 40 36 49 55 .... as Oak 44 ' 34 45 . . . . 23 zz ' ' so 25 ' 36 as 33 47 37 ' . . . . . 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' Our Grunt and Groan AIIISIS Oak Oak Oa Oa Oak Oa Oak Oa Oak Oak Oak Oak Dan Tennenhouse struggles determmedly to gaxn an advantage Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 26 SCORES Lincoln Van Dyke Fordson Wlllow Run Trenton Allen Park Wxllow Run Thurston Fordson Dearborn Melvmdale Fltzgerald Allen Park Athough the wrestlmg team suffered mne defeats ln twelve matches Coach Rlchard Walte was pleased wlth thls season Outstandmg were the accompllshments of semor Dan Gussm who complled a record of nme wms and one draw and placed thlrd rn the regronals at Farmmgton The season contamed many good scraps but especlally satlsfymg was the fmal match agamst Allen Park whrch the Redskms pulled out 26 to 17 Coach Waxte terms h1s prospects for next year as excellent Although the team wrll lose senlors Dan Gussm Ph1l Adkms and Dan Tennenhouse the rest of the team w1ll be back next year wlth more expertence and a desnre to capture the Oakland B Trophy Front Row Mrchael Short Irwm Nemeth Dan Berch Sanford Math Leslie Brederman Second Row Coach Richard Wante Dan Gussm Cralg Smelsey Alan Cohen Marty Baum Rear Row Dan Tennenhouse Jam Damels Alan Gussm Phll Adkms Howard Slegrnst Phil Adkins Dan Tennenhouse Dan Gussm Co-captam 34 ' 18 k 25 ' k 18 31 k 8 ' 12 k 15 16 13 ' 8 . 7 9 3 7 , . 5 3 7 Slide, Kelly, Slide! .ug ... , ... . l Dan Barnard makes a valiant but futile effort and is out on an infield fly. The 1958 baseball campaign was hlghllghted by two flrsts ln Oak Park dlamond hlstory ThlS was the flrst year that games were played on our own field It was also the year that saw the flrst wln over Thurston High School Thls same Thurston game was the hlgh polnt of a 5 4 season and served as the flttlng cllmax of a successful year The 1958 squad was a well balanced experlenced outflt that played heads up baseball An lndlcatlon of thls was thc fact that three of thelr four losses were by one run ln extra lnnlngs The 1959 squad IS vlrtually the same outflt that produced a successful season last year Wlth a majority of four year veterans the Redsklns are antlclpatlng a very successful year An added lncentlve IS thelr partlclpatlon ln the Oakland B Conference a flrst for thls season Bud Joyce the Redskln dlamond mentor who IS ln hls thlrd year of coaching baseball at Oak Park echoes the sentiment that thls wlll be a blg year ln the short hlstory of Oak Park baseball . . . ,, . ,, . I , Lb ' 79 ' ' GL 97 , ' 4 ' alv, t E, Y we 9 lk l A menacing look from the outfield and Bill Bailey slides back to first. Marty Cicchelli hits safely and heads for flrst Steve Wolf fails to beat the throw to first If Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 1958 SCORES Bloomfield Hills Berkley Reserve Thurston Northville Berkley Reserve G P U S Northvllle Bloomfield Hills Thurston ' extra innings Safe on a walk Bill Bailey trots to the initial, sack FRONT ROW: Richard Krinsky, Sheldon Kaye, Don Tyrrell, Tennenhouse, Dan Barnard, Mike Detmer, Many Cicchelli John Shanku, John Furman, Tom Tanski, Richard Lober, Bill Steve Wolf, Stuart Eisenberg, Dave Blondy, Warren Perlove Bailey. REAR ROW: Paul Christensen, Martin Hauger, Dan Coach Bud Joyce. M -ef' - my t,y.,vnf I f-i f l Jw' -E Record holder Chuck Miles demonstrates his winnjng form as he prepares to top his 10 foot mar . Speed to Burn We have the incentive and the experience, but we need depth. This was the '59 pre-season comment of Coach Paul Boyd. The incentive stems mainly from a desire to capture the Oakland B trophy as we will meet each of the six other Oak- land B teams in individual dual meets. We are also participating in the Thurston Invitational, the Dick Waters Relays at Monroe, the U. of D. Relays and the G.P.U.S. Relays. The incentive is there. Five trackmen graduated last June but Coach Boyd is hoping to see the bulk of his speedsters returning. Gary Pacernick, co- captain of last years squad, will be in uniform as will Ray Kovachevich, last seasons' high point man. Others to be feared by opposing coaches are James Dunn, Peter Kroopnick, Charley Miles, Errol Sweet, Eugene Lumberg, Richard Adams, and David Fein. For many, this will be their fourth season on the O.P.H.S. track squad. If enough strong runners and agile field event men come out , Coach Boyd will have his depth problem settled and we can look forward to a highly successful season. i v . Front Row: Mark Rubin QMgr.J, Leslie Biederman, Mike Simon. Rear Row: Coach Paul' Boyd, Leonard Tennenhouse, Err0l Second row: Ray Kovachevich, Mike Gordon, Martin Baum, Sweet, Charlie Miles, RICFIHFQ Ad2f11S, Gary PRCCFPICK, And!! .I k Mlr Zafron David Fein Manny Raimi, Steve Sanford Math, Phillip Granirz, Bob Rosenberg, Howard Plot- 2lC'S0rI, .1 y , , kin, Pete Kroopnick, Jack Luzkow. Schwam, Mike Kaczander, Norman Gussm. 'fx Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Ll. 1958 SCORES 27 48 32W 36 36W 57 53 U3 66W 48 32W 59 Thurston Bloomfield Hllls Orchard Lake Mnlford West Bloomfneld Mllford Bloomfleld Hnlls Lutheran West Klmball G P U S Huron Schaffer Dondero Orchard Lake Berkley 32 59 7695 73 69W 36W 52 55 2X3 59Vz 43 13V2 61 76M 50 blocks Track IS the classlc sport of all sports, and we fmd most old tame coaches ln track, says Coach Boyd Thus pomt ns agreed upon by hrs able assistant Vmce Haroney Coach Haroney handles a mayor part of the re season work-outs Both coaches are rookmg forward to taking a portion of thelr squad to Mansfxeld, Ohxo, for the famed Mansfteld Relays Both enjoy coachmg their sport of all sports af- , 13 , ef r' 7 f ,q gf ?,xg?a?,yfX il' 4 1 ' I A A 5 ' 1--N . , I I I ' O ' l wwf I Q A 1 2 , l . . 4,-4 ' ,fi 1 7 , 5 , ' I . ' . u. f'-- ' ' Wlth the sound of the gun Ray Kovachevnch breaks from the startmg Bob Rosenberg loses no time as he takes hand-off from teammate Jxm Dunn Netters Sparkle To Regional Championship Lewis KlClDSmlth Captain David Lupton Dave Eason 5 Q Shevard Goldstem Redskins display form that brought home regional trophy The greatest accompllshments m Oak Park s brief hlstory belong to the Redskins tenms team, who last year piled up an outstanding record of eleven vlctorles against only two defeats The cllmax of th1s successful season came w1th the wmnmg of the Class B reglon als at Monroe Mlchlgan In a thrllhng fmlsh the Redsklns nosed out Northv1lle by a sllm ZW points to brlng home the regional trophy Hrghhghtmg the tournament were Herb Brown who took second place 1n smgles and Mike Hechtman and Lewls Klelnsmxth who together took second place ln doubles All three reached the State Finals at Kala mazoo After thls remarkable record lt will be difflcult for Coach George Grlsdale s team to hve up to ex pectauons this year With a ma- jority of last year s championship team graduated the only return ing lettermen are Captain Lewis Klelnsmlth David Lupton, Dave Eason Arnold Wemgarden, John O Malley Ron Cowen, and Yale Hechtman In order to have a good year much of this slack will have to be taken up by sopho- mores and jumors Coach Gris dale summed up the team s pros pects when he said We hope to have another successful season, competition our record may not be as good I can only say the team w1ll do their best Kneeling Yale Hechtman Sherwm Gnlbert Mxchael Fox Lewls Klemsmxth Dave Eason Shevard Goldstem Arnold wemgarden Standlng Coach George Grnsdale John OMalley Bob Frnedman Davnd Lupton Arnold Welngarden Danny Yamshon Ron Cowen ppt, hkh, 13,3 7 V , :' ,4'x ' - Lf . 1 , I q I ' , . - ' . . . , . . . s , - G l i - . . , . . . 1 u ' v' , , I - - - - ' ' - , A-.H , 4 , . 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I U . , I ' I f I all X 1 ' , Divot Diggers Hope For The Best Z Ken Buccl Coach James Beadle Steve Plotmk Paul Shwedel Ron Read The Redskms golf team wlll have thelr work cut out for them thns year as they try to lmprove upon thelr prevlous season s record Last year they compiled an lmpresslve record of elght wms four losses and one txe as they competed agalnst some of the better golfers IH the hlgh schools of Mlchlgan In add1t1on to thls, they placed seventh m the reglonals at Brlghton Coach James Beadle antlclpates another suc cessful season however provxded the squad 1 4-...J llves up to expectatlons Last years lettermen were Ken Buccl V1c Olah Steve Plotnxk and Ron Read but Coach Beadle doubts whether they w1ll all return Nevertheless he beheves he can develop a good squad lf a few more students w1l1 gnve last year s squad better competltlon for spots and we can fmd a reason ably good fourth man Steve Plotmk and Paul Shwedel are semors and will be competmg for thelr fmal season wh- Semor Paul Shwedel demon Back f0l' 1118 third Stfallhf su-ages his fme form year semor Steve Plotmk pre- pares to tee off VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Renee MCVIS Pgnny Fnshman Marsha Coleman Sharon Danbom Co Captam Rhoda Hammerstem Co Captain Judy Rosenblatt Sharon Sempsrott Joan Sxll 9 .--H ,5 Joan S111 M155 Louise Seffens coach Sharon Danbom al .f-A Q Sh iron Sempbrott Rhoda Hammerstem JUS-'Y ROSCUUAU ., - ' 9 ' , - ' 3 4 2 , , an R ll u Q r4h 9 , f. LQ. ii sn M- ar f ' 5, F , fe , Vqqqq x, , ,, 5 rrai Q ' ' A , L' f xfy y N 9, ffm , ' A In ' R ' - Rr,- . Fight! Team! Fight: The Junior Varsity squad in action Rita Greenberg Cheri Gutmdn Stevie Schwartz Not 5hown Eileen Goldsmith Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Pat Waldrep. Janice Hoffman.-4Gail Bilto. Carol Gothelf. FRONT ROW Sharon Goldenberg Carol Gothelf Janice Hoffman Alice Archackx Sharon Danbom Pam Shiovitz Cheri Gutman Barbara Zohott Stevie Schwartz SECOND ROW Nma Satz Karen Palmer Susan Taisch Andrea Eason Ilene Craig Barbara Garnson Abby Stern Patricia Waldrep Annette Warsen Florence D1 Pomo Judy Rosenblatt THIRD ROW Ctdnie Carpman Jean McPhecters Phyllis Cohen Connie Slk0I'Skl Shen Cooper Alicia Cohen Diane Yagoda Iris Kohl Gale Zohott Carol Dreylmger Amta Katz FOURTH ROW I-ran Ann Beretzky Nancy McLean Nancy Schlussel Diane Eisner REAR ROW Suzanne Horen stem Judith Barnard Nancy Kirsh Susan Jackson Sally Franchi Barbara Langnau Esther Greenblatt Phyllis Lefcourt Elaine Seffinger ...L ball baseball and bowling highest average in the future GAA OFFICERS SEATED Marilyn MacDonald Secretary Marianne L1ttman, Manager STANDING Jackie Herkowitz, Manager, Carolyn Sharon Treasurer Deana Zmberg, Vice President 2 1 V. ' Q 1 t f ., 7 x 4 . I -4 M - v ' A f I I . v f , I 0 . V , I . 1 . , , ' v , l ., f 3 A Y Y - Y I 5 7 . . 7 , , . . , . . . I . 1 Z y y , v - 5 Gostyla, Lorraine Kazanowski, Karen Gertz, Linda Bernstein, Eileen Silverman, June Nabinger, . . ' , . , ' . : - 9 . 7 ' 9 A 7 7 7 D 9 ' 1 . V l 444.-W 1 ' ' ,C I. 3 'i 'f 's 2 ' 9 , . 7 1 -' . . . , 1 Q 9 l C , t z . 1 ' , G1r1s and Games From 1 small group which met after school to practice volley ball the G A A has grown ln three years to a well or ganlzed club boasting over hfty members This year under the sponsorship of Miss Mclntyre the club meets on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons to improve their skill in tenms, volley ball basket GAA managers Jackie I-lerkowitz and Marianne Littman organize teams md arrange schedules for each game For the first time bowling wis added to the list of sports G A A distributes trophies in this sport to the highest scoring team and to the girl with the With such excellent support from its members the Girls Athletic Association can look forw 1rd to even more ictivmes GAA Presxdent Merle Mendelson drsplays her bowlmg sklll to a receptrve audience Weekly games keep this sophomore team m practice 1 H :Aft QM' Tm Trymg for a basket l0I Kg-iz f . , . yr ,.- s, , , Q4L,,r, I A 'A' ki??1fff1l . Janice Hoffman at bat Dnane Yagoda and Gall Zohott choose up sides Barbara Langnau helps Pat Waldrep Improve her battmg Sprmg means softball to these hearty sophomores The snow had hardly melted before they were on the dxamond prac tlcmg battmg catchmg pltchmg and fxeld mg Later m the season they added bad mmton and tenms to thelr llst of sprlng sports Hrghlnght of the spnng season was a basketball game between the wmnmg gurl s team and the Varslty Club The victorious glrls Marlanne Llttman Ahce Archackl L1nda Resmck Barbara Garrlson Lynn Tengler Ilene Cralg J3CklC Herkowltz and L1nda DeIlu1s had a defmlte advan tage IH th1s encounter the boys wore boxmg gloves' G A A members closed the season wlth a May banquet Over forty glrls were on hand to see G A A presrdent Merle Mendelson award letters pms and trophles to outstandmg sports enthusiasts Careful! 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WALSH Nsrlrure ccouNrANcY A Non Profit Coeducatlonal School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 IIADISOII AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, MICII Telephone W0 I 5136 BEST OF LUCK MUHBIS SHLZIIIE 8 IIIJMPZINY 13451 W EIGHT MILE ROAD Detroit Michigan Theres a girl ld like to meet My I xe been watchin all ex emn how pleasant and charm mg she IS to everyone I m told her name IS Betty and she works for the telephone company Yes Betty throu h her day to day tramm on hcl telephone job has gained p0lSC and confidence real assets to an attractne wlnnlno personality 5' When she started her Job Betty had no experlence ln telephone work But she was tramed with other be mners by Mlchlgan Bell s friendly understandin super vlsors Today Betty s proud of her work enjoys a line salary regular wa e mcreases and many new frlends What more could any girl ask ln a job? Get 1n touch with us perhaps you ll hnd there s one of those mterestm telephone jobs for you A Good Place to Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY - ' l I I I 0 , s . 1 Y l l EE I ' 7 ' l! L, xx ' X x-, ., Q H , . . - ' 0 ' or . . D D ' . . , . x ' 7 -, V -n -. , ' K . . -,.' . , , g - . ' ' g ' I .. 1 I . . . . Q' A 4 0 ' , U r I I -I v r, ' ,H X Q 0 . . ul L 9 Q . . U. . . , . , . U . 9 D 7 D ' 1 ,. ' - Q 9 g 1 A' ' I ' Y u - 1 q 1 ' v' 7 7 . . U . Y D . Mud West Flre loss Congratulations and Best Washes lu I THE OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL Parent Teacher Student Assoclatlon 3263 'O' ROAD Umm' 6 Mm' Flre Adlusters for the Assured WOODWARD 2 1825 GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADS Hermelm Rubenfnre Agency 'I3625 W EIGHT MILE Detrout Mnchugan 2184 GRAND RIVER ARTHUR K E ERICH DET OITT MIC G N D I 51 CONGRATULATIONS Rhoda Ellen Hammersteun CONGRATULATIONS HAMMERSTEIN DRUGS Oak Parks Leadmg Drug Store C A R O L E We Dellver LI 7 0380 LI I 710 BOBEllT S Sll0ES OAK PARKS ONLY SHOE STORE Bob Snvazhan 22128 COOLIDGE HIGHWAY OAK PARK CENTER .E E-K Typesetting fi ' ' ' I. -91 . .9 9 CITY BANK OAK PARK oFHcE Complete Bankung Servuces Paying 2V2 in on All Savungs All Accounts Insured Up To 510 OOO Wuth F D I C BF6 o PAW! MUSIC STUIIIUS Northland Shopping Center Elgin 6-2353 rthland Center Southfleld Townshnp and Wayne N 'U 4, 4'- ' Beglnner 8. Advanced Muslc Lessons on all Instruments A Dustungulshed Faculty Professuonally Actuve Vocal 81 Orchestra Coachmg Instruments Furnnshed Sheet Musuc 8- Instrument Books Umverslty Plctured are Marty Cucchellu Paul Manterus Mark Koppleman .V . . Q , - N I ' 0 0 A 1 I I I, ' . x Q ' I . ui . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . .pagan-wf SQ-vi' Today s graduates are entering an excltnng new era where they wlll llve better electrically ln every way at home at work or at play For example lf you choose marriage you can enjoy an all electric home Included wlll be electrlc heat bullt In electrlc range and refrlgerator and a host of time savung economucal electric appliances They wlll be the ultimate In modern llvmg comfort and convenience Or If you go Into business efflclent electrically operated machines wlll assist you In getting the job done swiftly and easlly again an lllustratlon of the versatlllty and dependability of electrlclty Or If you go on to college perhaps you wlll become one of the sclentlsts or technlclans who help further mold the all electric world of the future No matter whuch path you may choose electruclty wlll be there to llghten your load bnghten your way help you Ilve better electrically senvss SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN Q ' Us Q f ,. Q -1 I I ' l N l . . . , , . ' . ' I ' . . ' - . y I f I Y Y 1 I GOOD LUCK From Small Fry Shop 23077 COOLIDGE OAK PARK GRO? SALON CIF BEAUTY zanu commas: L 5 zoom unc F-Ann 37 Muon '90 han Congratulafnons to the OAK PARK HIGH DAVES PARTY SNACK SHACK 10600 W 9 MILE Oak Park 3911 W 9 MILE at Klpllng Ll 7 175 ask about our COLLEGE EDUCATION PLAN NBD advances payments covermg credlted college or umverslty as a loan to parent guardlan or sponsor WRITE College Education Plan Dlvlslon NATI ONAL BANK O F D E T R O I T Det olt 32 Mlchlgen Mumford Muslc 22104 COOLIDGE LI 3 6600 Oak Park Center HEADQUARTERS FOR -k Popular Records jr All Latest Albums f HI Fl Equipment Remember Discounts on all I..P.'s I I in A LI - - - 1 1 A-: od 9 Graduating Class of majqr College expenses to any ac- n, . an I 1 r - . -9 C D H E N A N D S U N Bluno Sanitary Mukot Kos:-mn M: 'r ND POULTRY 28035 COOL! GE HWY LINCOLN 7 4121 OAK PARK S7 M FAMILY FASHIONS FROM TOTS TO POPS 25903 Coolidge LI 36326 Compllments of DOT CLEANERS 13741 W 9 Mule Oak Park OSole Mlo Restaurant CARRY OUT 81 DELIVERY 13631 W 9 Mule Oak Park 37 Mlchlgan LI 6 200 B 8: R Drug Store Compluments of Bull Schwartz Covering TE 3 2359 3101 Woodward Detroltl Much Macauley s Inc Your Headquarters Brody s Knee Hn Of SCHOOL SUPPLIES 13745 W 9 Mlle Northland Center Bldg B32 Compliments of Congratulatzons Graduates Mr 8. Mrs Lewls Sulkln 8. Famlly BEN FRANKLIN 5810 School Supplves 23067 Coolidge Good luck from Lober s Bur B 0 8. Plzzu 10770 West 9 Ll 74414 A Congratulatnons to the Sensors Katz s Delncatessen Mule Oak Park 13731 W Nine Mule CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES l I llO - D , ICH.. ' ' n , . . -5 I 24 I1 ' open ws Oak Park Floor f ' l U . I 1 I - - ' I , DARIN 8. ARMSTRONG Incorporated GENERAL CONTRACTORS OAK PARK DETROIT The Adler Famlly OAK PARK LANES 'A' 'A' 'A' C pl' t f . 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