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

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Apprehensive expressions are displayed by Varsity Club pledges crs they await the wishes of the club veterans. Cur Sagging Spirits From the Antics The Varsity C1ub's queen for cr day and her court are admired by cr bevy of cheerleaders. 102 8 Ear splitting noises resound from the stands

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Keeps Us Informed visor Norbert Antoslak com ments upon the work of Ed1tor IH Chlei Davxcl Marcus Bench loyce Radm Phyllxs Charusofsky Stevre Schwartz Floor Aby Stern Front Row Iack1e Gaqq1 Kathy Drobuck Ga1l Bxlto loan Pod1eck1 Rrchard Sehk loan Ravme Susan Ta1sch Gen Davls Elleen Goldsmxth Drane D1 Glovannr Second Row Larry Kushner Martlyn Blecker lackze Lupov1ch Rxta Grossman Vlckr Green LIZ Wexss Marllyn Nelson Mar1on Lrttman Lana Gould Third Row Lynne Rosenthal Beverly Zalla Ph11 Gramtz Sue Nash Carolyn Manclm Lmda Walker Loretta Gertz Iackxe Herkow1tz Rear Row Iudy Iacobson Allan Ben B111 Marrrott Ron Se1qel Fred Ruby Iules Aaron Erme Sosmck Mxchael Marqohs Gary Smtth You dont have to ask anyone what IS happemnq around the school Just read a copy of the Eagle the vo1ce of the Oak Park student body The school newspaper comes out every three weeks w1th a full assortment ot school news sports stor1es humor feature artlcles and ed1tor1a1s all des1qned to keep us abreast of current school hap pemnqs The Eagle Whlch started ln 1953 has completed seven years of act1ve ser VICG for the students of Oak Park Hlqh School Each year has seen unprove ments of ex1st1ng coverage and the 1n troduct1on of new features to qtve us the best poss1ble leadersh1p Mr Norbert Antoslak who took over the advlsors Job from Mr Renbarqer thrs year 1S try1nq somethmg d1tferent He 1s havlnq the begrnnrnq Journahsm class ass1st 1n the productlon of the paper thereby alvlng the students a chance to pract1ce what they learn 1n class A EAGLE li Nou HAS PAGES Eagle Edxtors Lmda Ftesmck Feature Edrtor Leonard Tennenhcuse Ctrcula tron Manager Gerry DAqost1no News Edrtor Eddre Gooze Sports Edltor 101 0 : , , . : . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 , I U N I I - g . , -M . . , , I 1 . . I I I I I 1 . . , . . 1 , Qwx at -56 A1. 5 1- V 1 54' ' 'HT' W :A 5' 1 . ,3 K l 1 f ,Xt :X ' 1 3- 1. , . az, , .3 5.1 ,, V sr 1 my V . , y :A I L J J 2 1 I ' ' 1 1 2 1 '

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Get A Big Lift Of Our Peppy Friends 7, ,V,, e f,.,f,r: , 1 3 1 ll I ,fi Varsity cheerleaders portray a typical practice session, gossip, homework, and sleep. Ll Paul Boyd, varsity basketball coach, introduces the team to their proud supporters. as cheerleaders direct various yells. Due to our restricted time schedule the number of pep assemblies this past year was quite limited. Among those we did have, the pictured rally stands out as being particularly lively. It was in honor of our basketball team that was then riding the crest of three straight victories. Club initiations are also a rarity at Oak Park. The Varsity Club conducts the most color- ful initiation of any of our various organizations. The ini- tiates are required to wear dis- tinctive ornamentation while acting as shoeshine boys for their big brothers in the club. 103