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

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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

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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

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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