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

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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 . ' '

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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 . ..

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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