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SEN IDRS I96O Most Oak Park sen1ors spend a good part of the school day on Jects Here a group are engaged m the study of Englxsh lxterature 66 academ1c sub ALLAN YELENSKY Tennis IERALD YOUNG Student Council Pres.: Human Relations Club: Math Club Tres.: Trackg Cross Country FRANCINB ZABEI. Pep Club SANDRA LEE ZAI-'BON Drama Club Sr Play Comm Human Rela tions Club Revou' MADELON ZAFT A cappella Revolr PTSA Folhes Human Re- latxons Club Camera Shy DAVID HANSEN RICHARD MEISNER LEONARD SPINNER EARL WEISSMAN ROBERT ZUCKERBURG : ': ' : bl . in fab V, , ,, 1 X r.'. -tk.
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fi Q The Hands That Guide the Ship of State fi gs I 1 - lel'fY Young Iunice Nufluly Per-rie Larson Bryan Wellman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Under the capable leadership oi President Ierry Young the Oak Park Stu- dent Council enioyed another profitable year. The student council co-ordinates extra-curricular activities, promotes school spirit, works for cooperation be- tween the students, faculty and administration and embodies the practice of democratic citizenship. With a new advisor, Mr. lames Beadle, the student council promoted a number of worthwhile activities during the 1959-60 school year. Among these were the sponsorship of the Homecoming pep rally and dance, and the Bermuda Hop and car wash to aid the American Field Service exchange student fund. They also operated the used bookstore and handled the elec- tion of council officers. Oak Park's student council holds membership in both the Oakland B Conference Student Council and the National Association of Student Councils. As the one organization that represents and speaks for all students, the student council is a vital segment of our school life. Mr. Iames Beadle Adviser K? g: Front Row: Mindy Schuster, Ioshua Barlev, Barry Erum- mer, Elaine Klurstein, Andrea Eason, Carol Gothelf, Linda Natinsky, Cheri Gutman, lane Feinberg, Second Row: Pam Epstein, Barbara Minkow, Donna Lewis, Rochelle Siegel, Donna Hartman, Maureen Walsh, Mar- Eileen Silverman. cia Weingarden, Barbara Smelsey. Third Row: Gena 68 Gersten, Michael lsenberq, Stan Rosenberg, Stuart Siefer, Bill Lombus, Gary Smith, Colleen Hamburg. Rear Row: Elyse Guttentag, Nancy Kirsh, Richard Smith, Michael Stern, lerry Weinberg, Lynn Reifman,
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