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

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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

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DEDICATION We, the students of Oak Park High School, are grateful for having had the opportunity to help promote international understanding through participation in the Foreign Exchange Student Program. With this in mind we proudly dedicate the 1959 REVOIR to KIMIE KOJIMA, our first foreign exchange student, in the sincere hope that as we have gained, so will others, in man's slow and painful search for a truly peaceful world. l . I M'-'V - f 5:-Qfft , Q fit wg- :5 Vvxgiv Q 'r' v, 2' .... l I I I o 5 1 1 El?

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