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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1961 volume:

e Ai Al 1 TN COUNTY PUOI IC I IHHAHY 833 01833 8274 GC 977 402 OA41HS, 1961 Table of Contents KdiKu ' s FurwaiiL- - ■i Ocdication 5 Kxchangc Student 6 I- acuity 7 riukrclassiiien 29 Si ' iiicirs 50 A ti itic ' s 81 .S| (nis 110 Advertisers ISl !• 4 1961 Revoir flffipmiim.,,.. ' ' IWitmiii «. „,,„ Oak Park r ' High Schoo Vol. IV e d I f o r I EDITORS FORWARD What a difference four years can make in a person, especially when the fourth year means your high school graduation. You work hard during these years. Then that special day, your graduation, finally arrives. Vith it comes the realization of what is yet to come. .As you don your cap and gown, you hegin to think about your high school years. Now they are over, yet, you have one souvenir that you can never lose, your memories. Remember the strange feeling of being the low man on the pole when you were a fresh- man? Do you remember thinking how you would never get through biology in your sopho- more year? Disecting a frog was really some- thing new. The next year you move into the magic circle of being an upperclassman. You begin to take a more serious outlook on life. Finally, you are a Senior. This is what you have been waiting for. Y ' ou ' ve made it. Then comes the senior parties, the senior class meetings, where you realize what a truly wonderful group of classmates you ' ve grown up with. Then, to crown it off. there is the senior prom, an un- forgettable evening, of fun. dancing, and remi- niscing. Now. it is 3ll over. But. not really, because we are prcsferving these memories on the following pages of this book. This vear, the theme of the 1961 REVOIR is THE KEY. It symbolizes looking back through your past and looking forward to your future. Vhat will tlfis forward look bring? That is up to vou as graduating seniors. YOU HOLD THE KEY. Donna Lewis Associate Editor Oak Park High School 1961 Revoir Dedication DF.niCATIOX Vc. Ilic suidcms nf Oak I ' ark Hip;li Scliool. take pride ill (Icditaliiig (he 1001 Oak I ' ark RcMiir. (o Mr. Richard ' aile. He is the coach of the Junior Varsity football Icam. an instniclor of ad American history course. Home and Faniilv Living course, and one of the advisors of the senior (lass. He lias been a lr(iiRn lons help to the student l od . hv not onlv being an interesting Icadier. but bv being a good friend as well. We salute von. N(r. Waitc. r M y .r i ' A :-ii-v. . .-.■■.■ in Exchange Student Marianne Spchl, this year ' s foreign exchange student Ironi Belgium, enjoys participating in Oak Park lite. She is staying with the Jacobson ' s and has become an imjjortant part ot their iamily. The reason lor Marianne ' s immediate adoption ot American ivays is due to the eight months experience ot being herself a hostess to an American exchange stu- dent in Belgium. One highlight ot her stay in America, was a trip to Calitornia during Christmas vacation to visit her other American sister. At the end ot the school session. Marianne along with other exchange students vill tour the Eastern section of the United States. ■When she returns to Belgium, Marianne plans to enter the University of Brussels to study medicine. Her stay here has been an enjoyable one for herself and for all the students at Oak Park High School, and we hope that she will come to visit with us once again. Faculty High school plays a ircmtndoiis part in our lives. We will remember the courses, the finals, the games, and the dances, . bove all. we will remember the people who helped create these memories. The teachers expertly instruct and guide lis through these four years. The counselors arc there to athise us with any problems as well as decisions about fulurc education. The visiting tcadier. the nurse, and the peo- ple in the office also make up ihc fa(ull , and help to run the school smoothly. These are the people we w;ant to and will remember. 1 hese are the teachers who did more than just teach. Administration Superintendent of Oak Park Schools, Di. jaiiiLb N. I ' epper, discusses school plans with Mr. William Schroeder, Business JNIanager, Dr. Lawrence Valade, Assistant Superintendent, and Mr. Clifford May, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction, while Miss Naoma Gower, secretary to Dr. Pepper, takes notes. The backbone of the Administration tfet; Office is its secretarial -staff. H Mt- -j r— - iliSSi It is indeed a plciisure for iiie lo congratulate each ot you tor having successfully completed your studies at our Oak Park Senior High School. The people ot this model community have provided you with a fine, quality educational program of which you can justifiablv be proud. Now, as you face your individual futures, our hopes for your continued success and well-being go with you. However, I should like to stress the importance of individual effort, in devoted dedication to the small deed. We have seen great flashes of insight illuminate the world, but most of man ' s great works were once but dreams — l)rought to fruition by cotmtless hours of toil or experimentation. Office Dr. Arthur Principal Mn I thews The assistant principal, Mr. John Kouzoujian, is always busy. ■vtspuMMza Xic OFFICE The school office is always a vcrv busy place. It serves as an information ik for studenls, faculty, and all isitors. .All school business is carried on with great efficiency by the secre- taries. Here the daih bulletins and the cafeteria menus are tvped and ills- ributcd. Counselors Senior counselor, Mr. Harry Weberman, explains the most confusing things. Mrs. Ida Enkel, the treslinian counselor, always has time to answer questions. COUNSELORS . t least one time during the school year each student meets with his coun- selor. The coimselor advises the stu- dent about his future. Together they plan next year ' s curricuhun. There is one cinuiselor for each grade and therefore the counselor is a busy |)cr- son. o matter how busy, the coim- selor is always there to help with any problem at any time. Mr. Ray Renbarger, sophomore counselor, does some serious thinking. Junior counselor, Mr. George Grisdale, schedules student appointments 10 Physical Education Physical education teachers, Mr. Norman Krawczak and Miss Lois MacDonald, exchange notes. Ph)sical cchicalion teacher, Aft. Paul Boyd, 1 (knioiistratcs guarding with Steve Dressier. 11 )GY CHARTS Science ISiology icachcr. Mr. Chailcs Ivcplcy, •watches as the class takes an examination. Mr. Edward Amrien watches two physical science students work out a problem for the class. Chemistry teachers, Mr. Russell Roe and bctivcen classes. Mr. Stanley Deliclo v mixes a tew bones with a little luimor and comes up w ' ah a eiv interesting biology class. Sittmm Fr. Carl Kampmiicllcr, get together .Mrs. W ilma Potrude tinuilatcs interest in her biology class thr()Ui;h tiemonslralion. The results of an interesting lesson in world history leaves Mrs. Bette Davies answering Many questons after class. History Miss Mary Clancy listens to a question from a government student. Mr. R. W. I.ahii gixcs :iti assif nnicnt to his government (lass. Miss Isabelle Jorchin linds maps a great help in an American History class. Students get helpful advice from civics teacher, Mr. Douglas Smith. Mr F n ' Veaver Mr. Blake Lennon. Mr. Aaron Goff, Mr. James Dermodv and Mr. Richard Wane take a short break from their history classes in th teacher s lounge. ' Math teachers, Mr. Kenneth Conley, Mr. James Beadle, Mr. Arthur iJouMi, and frs. Marylouise McDaid, get together for a break. Mathematics Math teacher, Mrs. Kate Pankin, is pleased with these resiihs. Afath tcacliLis, Mr. Richard Habermas and Mr. Robert X ' akais, work out a problem together. Audio Visual Aids Mr. Clark Jacot, Audio Visual Advisor, chats a minute with his secrt taiy Mrs. Borini. [erry Zabel assists Mr. jerry Adams. FRONT ROW: Jnv rrciul. Alex Rcrman. D3 e Baseman. Erral Rcrklcv, .Andv AVcil, Mr. Jcrr Adams. .SECOND ROW: Lcs Schnied. Mike Salter. Eddie Norton. Jim Garrell. jerrv 7ahcl. Ben Van Dvke. THIRD ROW: .Sieve Goldstein. Stewart Rappaport. David Smith. Sleivait Selnian. Harvv Slafkin. Mariin Slievcr. Jim Simonelli. FOl ' RTH ROW: Sanford Fener. le anilcr Pelcrs, Mel Sbapero. John . ndrcws. Ren Ensen. Jim Bid. 17 Business Education Waiting for classes to begin are three commercial teachers, Mr. C iarles Peck, Mrs. Orpha Roltey, and Mr. Dclmnr Crisp. Dee Dee Feinberg receives help from tvping teaclier. Mr. ' illi;nii Blackwell. .Nfiss Jean McXutt gives patient advice to in- clixickia! l)0()kkee])ino students. Typing teachers, Mis. lidna Locknian am Mr. Nelaiul Klonel, discuss clasMoom techniinies. Music teacher, Mr. Thomas ' Wurdock. leads the choir in a song. Music Let ' s take it Ironi here. Mr. David Jackson is about to ' strike up the band! ' Mr. Harvey Sterns decorates the art room with work done l:)y his students. Art Students learn from watching others. 1 lierc is more to art rourses than painting and (h aw iim. Art students seek Mr. Leo Dworkin ' s advice in im- proving their work. Literature teachers, Mr. Barry Levine, Miss Anna Zelaney, and Mr. Milton Sosnick, discuss the new text. Mr. Joseph Gamache is confronted with many questions in his English class. English teacher, Mr. Floyd Allen, correcting papers. Miss Mary Foster and Mr Joseph Gilligan chat a minute J between Englisli classes. American Literatme teacher, Mrs. Helen vith the students. Homemaking The future homemakers of the world gain experience in Mrs. Virginia Conlon ' s homemaking class. Homemaking teacher, Mrs. Eleanor Moyer, is pleased with a student ' s work. That food looks good. 25 Mr. Jack Van Wagner helps his engineering dia ing students with their sketches. Industrial Arts Mr. Jack Zook explains a design to siiuk ' nts in his engi- neering class. Mr. Srliiniiiko conciK .t miiicir cniiv lov Mil in oimut.iI ■cluip. Flench teacher, Mr. Jean Michael, and his class are busy in tiie language laboratory. oreign Languages Miss Laura Elkms and Mr. George Gianneti, language teachers, go over a paper together. Jay Freud receives help from Spanish and German teacher. rr. Robert Titus. 27 Visiting teacher, Mrs. Gayle Kipp, gives Iielplul advice to many students. Visiting Teacher Nurse Besides being the school nurse, Mrs. Mary Burrell teaches a course in home and famiU li ing. 28 Classes The class of ' (iS piU fditli most of tlicir efforts tliis year in proiiioliiif; more spirit throughout the school. They lune hccn an aclixc part of all school organi- zations. Their main social event of the year was their annual Karnival Kapers. This dance was highlighted hv its carnival-tvpe hooths and a floor show. Thev also pre- sented The .Sophomore .Special on Decemher 16. lOtiO. which concluded the sophomore sponsored spirit dav. This year has certainly heen a successful one for the sophomores. They haxe achieved most of their goals and haxe succeeded in making a name for them.sel es. riic class of I9G4 hcgan its high school education hy shoeing the proper school spirit. The class participated in many different .school activities and made its presence felt at all tlic school games. The freshmen have actively participatctl in the Re oir, the Eagle and in the I ' ep Chih. Jheir athletic teams haxe had a fairlv successfid season and show great promise for the coming years. I hrough the leadership of their class officers, the ficshmen sponsored a very enjoyable dance in March, which showed some of the spirit they have. -Ml in all, ihe freshmen have enjoxed an actixe xear and thev shoxv great promi.se for the future. High school plays a tremendous part in our live.s. W ' e xvill remember the courses, the finals, the games, and the dances. .Above all. we will rememl)er llie people who helped create these memories. The teachers expertly instruct and guide ns through these four years. The counselors are there to adxise ns with any problems as xvell as decisions about future education. The visiting teacher, the nurse, and ihe peo- ple in the office also make up the fainltx. and help to rini the school smoothlv. These are the people we xvant to ,nul will remember. These are the teachers who did more than just leadi. This year ' s jiuiior class has undertaken manx func- tions in pre])aralion for their senior xear in high sdiool. The spirit of this class has constanllv been eshibiied tliioughout the entire xear. The juniors lia e sponsored two xery successfid dance.s; Khd) Kool . xviih .1 night- club atmosphere and the Sadie Haxvkins Dame. Iielil in January. lOGl. xvhere the girls had 10 do the asking to the delight of all the lioxs. On .i l! . MKil the mosi e ciling uionuiit anixed for all juniors xvilh the siail of ihe |uni(M I ' lom. Ii x .is one of the most iieautifnl d.nues exer held and was an excellent memory for all juniors to larrx onto iluir senior and final xear. 29 Freshmen start out on Right Foot The class of 19(34 began its high school education by showing the proper school spiiit. The class participated in many different school activities and made its presence felt at all the school games. The freshmen ha e actively jiarticipated in the Rcvoir, the Eagle and in the I ' ep Club. Their athletic teams have had a fairly successful season and show great promise for the coming years. Through the leadership of their class officers, the freshmen sponsored a very enjoyable dance in March, wiiich showed some of the spirit they have. All in all, the freshmen ha e enjoyed an active year and they show great promise for the future. A7.YTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS SPOXSORS: Mrs. Kaufman, Mr. Gamache. FRONT RO V: Ron Taylor-Treasurer, Bob Frieda Minc-5ecretarv. FarberA ' ice President, John Dalljy-President, FRESHMAX CLASS COUNCIT. Paula Kanarek. Merrilee ' alerst()nc. Phvllis Been. Steve Yoinig. Howard Leshman. THIRD ROW: Ester Silver. Maxine Berman. Christine Mac Donald, . kice Printz, Fern Nfendelson, Danny Gnd)er. Stephen I.evinc. 30 B-104 FIRST ROW: Carol Goldsmith, Jim Nielson, Steve Veston, Lvdia Meyers, ' Warren Pearlstein. Jeanette Delegram. Joanne Ron. SECOND ROW: Afelvin Sharf, Leonard Ross, Rhoda Miller, Charvn Grant, Judy Naktain, Andi Olstein, Donald Goldstein. THIRD RO V: Esther Silver, Joy Langwald, Susan Altus, Har ey Marks, Susanne Drobeck. Sandra Cohn, Soril Berris, Caryn Brodie. FOURTH ROW: Ed Schillinger, Edna Bardi, Steven Gertz, Jules Littman, Goldie Zucker, Bob Drazin, Ron Fuson. B-209 FIRST ROW: Francinc Ben, Richard Kcpes, Kcnnv Ro nlck. Annette Winkler, I ' al Graves, .Mien Cwagcniicrg, Allan Bcnenson, SECOND ROW: Gavle Ellis, Pauletle Delegram, Rhoda Segal, Marilyn Krent in, Lorraine Pasineau, Sharon Jensen, . dele Rirhler, THIRD ROW: Bonnie Flayer, Nanrv Iximbus, Wcndv Wcngrou, Shari .Mtman, Marc Eason, Nancy .Sarasohn, Tara Koosh, Deliby Orloff, FOl R IH ROW: Billy Mandell, Michall Goldberg, Larry Rich, Warren Mendelson. Mary Kureizky, Danny Gruhcr. Michael Kaplan. 31 C-118 FRONT ROW: .Shelly Icalk, Tom I ' ctil, Bob Raf, Mailyn Blackmcn, Kurt Taylor, Larry Ashley, Art Schwartz. SECO.M) ROW: Ricky Fishinen, Sara Fiiigcro ot. Marcia ' erber, Michael Le ine, Dennis Rosolsky, I ' aiila Katz, Steve Green. THIRD ROW: Gary Stocker, Michael Fatiber, Rick Ruljin, Carol Cuckoxich, .Andrea Felton, Lynn Weiss, Janet Tolchin, Julie Archacki. RL.-VR ROW: .Ma.xine Bernian, .Sandy Goren, Larry Fitlow, Peter Gray, Tom Walters, Bill Schloner, Rosemary Mc I ' heeters, Andy Leach. C-114 FRONT RO V: Rilla Fcldman. Renec Znckerman, Allan Sidman, Loretta Mandell, .Man ' I ' oung. . rlenc W ' odler. Sandv Dressier. SECOND ROW: Elaine Garelik Sandy Soloway, Sne Uilskv. ' Bill Milstein. Jncl Kupfcrsniid. Dave W ' ndiel. Reggie Oppenhiem. Stizi Fisher. THIRD ROW: Christina Fcn cs. Rita Moss. Larrv Friedman. Christine Mac Donald. Eileen Weingarden. Ardele Teplitskv. ' Sue Tlatfield. Helen Rancher. REAR ROW: Ira Li[5Son, Evan Stiller. Mark Gantz, David Smith, Jody Wiener, Melvin Shapiro, Peg Potter, Ron Taylor, Hannah Silver. 32 B-108 FIRST RO V; Jeff Zeltzer, Sue Adellierg. Bobliie Mogile. Ho«ie Friedman. Leslie Sandler, Debbie Guss. Barbara Feldstein. SECOND RO V: Merrillce Waterstone. Sharon Dorn, Bruce Lazar. Barbara Mitchell, Svd Becker, Judi Pacernick. THIRD ROW: Judi Adler, Stephanie Morgan, Marsha Temmer, Herb Lantor, Mark Lebow, Lvnne Katcher, Jack Viener, Ronnie Fayne, Fred Schloner. FOURTH ROW: Karen Yagoda, Man Mindlen, Larry Shul- man, Margaret Shusterman, Danny Rockman, Barry Sawer, Michael Shanilev, B-204 FIRST ROW: Larry Bcrinan, Howaril Lcslunan, Richard Wagcnheim, Sandv McCash. .■Xdy Steppach, Marty Tomarin, Lloyd Elliott. SECOND RO ■: Carole Swerdlen, Ilcnc Roljerts. Ellen Kat . Gloria Weinberg, Barbara Lonnee. Frieda Mine, Linda Schwartz, Georgette Grucn, THIRD ROW: Rita Michalson, Helen Opatowski. Pauline Sloan. Lcs ,S hneid, Sharon Gennick. Johnny LeVine, Ilcne Sklover. Judy Ro.scngard. FOURTH ROW: Leonard .Anstandig, Gerald Kanarck, Sheldon Wecker. Ronny Atlas. Joe Epstein, Bobby Spiwak. Howard Blauer, Richard Goldberg. 33 B-211 FIRST ROW: Ja ricud. Allen Russell, Allen Shustcr. Heischcl Saks. John Bnrrett, Paula Kanarek, Art Surdu. SECOND ROW : Gary Roclileni. RobcrC C linlon, trrol Berkley. Larry Corey. Harold Olshansky. Max Cottesman. Sonnie Fenster. T. RD ROW: Cheryl Wassernian. Franrnie Bro ' d ik, Libbie Fox, Wilnia .aft, Stephanie Gordon, Joyce Gold. Sherry I.atzer, Renee Stciner, FOl ' RIH ROW: Be erly Booher. Bonny Morningstar, Marshall Shaffer, Ralph Mayers, Harry Colburn, Gregary Taltott, Mike Fried, Da id Hauser. 34 D124 FIR,ST ROW: Mike Dardarian. Rita Sheyer, Rita Jackson, Ona Greenberg. Mark Shop- nick. Larrv Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Sandv Fcdeskv, Freddie Schram. Sharon Hertzberg. Marsha Wolf, Sue Schlaft. Kerry Waldrop, Leslie Rol)inson, Martin Bordllev, THIRD RO V: Anita Trirkin. Brenda Stern. Sue Cohen. Cheri Garland, Lynn Cover, Steve Krause, Carv Black. Richard Sherman. REAR RO ' : Kein Wolach. Ron Kief, Bob Farber Murray, Golti- enberg, Stephen Levine, Barrj ' Klein, Roger Tuttleman. B109 FIRST RO V: Ellen Selik, Barl)arn Siegel. Bobbie Glicksman, Shelley Brontman. Harriet Green. Barbara Moses. Debbie Vinokur. SECOND ROW: Elyse Gilbert, Judy Greenwald, Neil Colnian. Chuck Berk, Howard Baigan, Allan Marshall, Vicki Goldman, Elaine Waxer. THIRD ROW: Linda Lober. Ronnie Veinstein, Alan Gornbein. Steve Goodman. Mark Sirotkin, Eddie Norton. Cal Lefton, Gayle Gwoin. FOURTH ROW: Mike Salter, Rick Bernhardt. Vera Klein, Danny McNair. Don Z. Ross. Carl Oshinsky. Alice Printz. Bonnie Sonberg. 35 B-1I2 FIRST ROW: Ste e Schusiei, Sue Siefer, Pam Aljney, Nancy Sedley. Judy Harris, Mary Beth Stulberg, Howard Serlin. SECOND ROW: Danny Blank. Charles Alpert, Phyllis Been, Alan Me is. Diane Shack, Karen Miller. Irene Pozen. THIRD ROW: ' ' .arb Berlin. .Andy Bra.sch. Ken Shwcdel, Nikki Weiss, Suzy .Alke. Jerry Rogus. Nelson Phillips, i)iane Middleditch. FOURTH ROW: Pete Booker. Steve Resnick, Jim Friedman, Kenny Nash, Mitchel Myerson, Harold Oseff, Sheldon Burk, Gary Taylor, 36 lMI.- FIRST ROW: l.inihi Holfman, Mel Ki sen he re;. Micliael Siporin, Jud Fcinberg, Slc c l.evinc, Judy I ' asscrman, Jovce Lerncr, SKCOND ROW: Stanlv Ravine, Dan Cooper, . ]e Berman, C;corf c Slcrnbach, Fred Marcus. Jill Inrnow, Jackie Gilson. THIRD ROW: Miriam Goldman. C:arol Blair. Sharon Berman. liannv Strauss. Liz Glazier. Jav Wolf, trie Gordon, Fern Mcndclson. FOURTH ROW: Randv Bell. James Garrell, Stewart Rappaport, Barry Rosinfcld, Woodv Kohran, nclv DiMartino, Stewart Sclman. 1)122 lIRSr ROW: C:li;ii lullc Sici iil)i.it . I.C(in;ii(l Si liiieidcv. y;m C.iiopcr. I.;uir;i I ' olkiiijj- hornc. I);irlciic Klaiiii. Slc cn I ' dlilnwski. Slo c Ar:mn. srCIOXO ROW: Ntcl Drvmnn. Mike Fiiinnan. Ronnie Ix- il:m. Mailv limslcin. Sliciwin lUii. Rcna Riitl. Carol Carle. THIRD ROW: Jcrrv Slial nian. Jeff I ' rivax. Irv Ulan, Samlic Colilsniilli. Sue l.osli. Andrea Joseph. Sharon Barnes. Sie en Yonng. RK AR ROW: Vndi 1 ipsnn. Susie Slein. Mar in Kaninsky, John Dalhy. Mai IV Shcver. Rod Kpsieiii. Carol rishni.in 37 Sophomores become an Important Link The class of ' 63 put fuith most of their efforts this year in promoting more spirit throughout the school. Tlicy ha e l)een an acti e part of all school organi- zations. Tlieir main social c ent of the year was their annual Karni al Kapers. This dance was highlighted by its carnival-tvpc l ootlis and a floor .show. Thev also pre- sented The .Sophomore Special on December 16. 1 160, which concluded the sophomore sponsored spirit day. This year has certainly been a successful one for the so]3homores. They have achieved most of their goals and have succeeded in making a name for themselves. SOPHOMORE C .ASS OFFICERS SPOXSORS: Miss Glancv. Mr Aforrcn. riRST ROW: Ccna Gevsten-Secrctary, Richavd Fcldstcin- President. Bruce Hillman- ' ice President. Howard Fixler-Treasiirci SOPHOMORE COl ' XCIE ITRSr ROW: Toba Schmitlcl. Sandv Slonc. Karen Sdi iff, Trancinc Goklcn. Joan Gutman, Barrv nrummcr. Carvl Morrison. Sl ' .C:OXn ROW: Josh Barlcv. Joel Morganrotli, . llen Ruby, Ron licrlin. Laura Tillcm. 38 B-106 FIRST ROW: Linda Lawson, Barbara Katzman, Laurie Levine, Jackie Brant, Annette Brodsky, Penny Schumann. SECOND ROW: Elaine Rawsky, Barbara Lynn, Sliellv Raimi, Gale Gross, Barbara Sill, Paul Lattin. THIRD ROW: Jerome Feen, Da id Helfman, Sam Leiter, Marc Biederman, Barry Brummer, Barbara Stern. FOURTH ROW: Harry Ajzenberg, Eddie Simon, Jeff Davidson, Larry Hauptman, Joel Morganroth, Leslie Schwartzbexg. B-2(I7 FIRST ROW: Sinulv Slonc, Barli;ira Smclscv. Alan lihiiiibii ' .;. I ' . ml l■l ■u k . |.min- Barnelt. Tolja .Sclimittcl. .SECOND ROW: Uarlnn.i VilKii. Da c Hiiuls. Ra Wci s. Donna Cloldslcin. Rnz Goldstein. I.onnic Smith. FHIRD ROW: Saiidv Dumi. S.inloul IVucr. mi C:am|)bcll. NaiH Smith. Marlcne Kai . Roj.cr Ulau. |erv Friohii.iii lOtRlll ROW: Dannv Gorcn. Mark Fclloii. Slu-Ulon lklcM oM. Sum- I ' hnniiU. Miih.Kl iiioi. Miih.ul I ' i.inin. Kcnnclli alhi. 39 B-202 FIRST ROW: l-I.iinc Lc ilt, M.ugo Moss, rjislui Albert. ClienI Koblcr. MariKii Teneliaum. SECOND ROW: Ste e Barnes. .Mien GdUlsniilli. Oarlcne C:olcman. Milton Dzodin, Maureen Valsh. Conny an Dyke. THIRD RO V: Donna McCalley. Ronnie Moore. Bruce Topy, Cliarles Westrin. Lawrence Kleiman. Marc Pomerov. FOl ' RTH RO V: Barry Rubin, Richard Kasmer. Gary Tyrrell, Steven Leader. Stuart Milgrim. 40 B-2I. ' ) FIRST ROW: Dinuc I.e ine. S lvia I.cih. Klcanor Grcciibaiiin. Diane Riukinvski, F.ilcen Lew. Martv Reisig. SFCOXD ROW: David I.nsscr. Irwin Slu(knl)crg. I.arr Hurwitz. Linda Stcinbcrgcr. Josh jlailev. iUiir Fagan. IHIRD ROW: Sandi Uluni. Fori Herman. Hilarv Mcllin, I auieen Miidicll, I nn K. U. Marlv I ndunan. FOI ' RJH ROW: Richard Morris. .Alien Rub , Mike R;i|ipa|iorl. (luuk Lcfton. Dave Fitlow. A-112 FIRST ROA : Barbara alkaiis, Eileen Kline, Judv Schwartz, Rozzv Janovvski, Francine Tenagha, SECOND ROW Gale Vakon, Donna Hartman, Ronna Feiler, Bonnie Feinberg Harmon M.ckelson Joel Cotl.ngham, THIRD ROW: Jess , dler, Barbara De Shano. Laurie Hanger, Dar ' l olok, Sandy Kuretzky, Gerald Xeumark, Allan Benjamin, REAR ROW- Stan Beltzman, John Sontag, Bob Pearh Steve Friedman, Jerry Markzon B-210 FIRST ROW: Fred I.aBcllc. Joanne Katanick, Elavnc Klurslcin, )oan Fassberg, Sandv Wald, Marsha Richnuin. ,SKC:OND ROW: Rita Forbes, Ellen Sliirman. icyer Rohtl)art, Larry Krohn, I ' aul Dawes, Neal Herman, Harrilcc Romis. IHIRD ROW: Martin Morgan. Steve (Goldstein. Slicldon Wolbeig, Bruce Kricgel. C;ar l Morrison, 1 aura lillcm. Diane Warnick, FOIRIH ROW: Bruce HillMian. I.incila Brown, Mck elch, John . ndrcws, Marshall Shell- copp Mark Zacks. 41 A-119 FIRST ROW: Shelley Friedman, Linda Frank, Cheryl Goodman, Lana Chaben, Larry Craft. SECOND ROW; Sharon Mescher, Ruth Rett, Pearl Romanchuck, Marge Smith, Andy Seron. THIRD ROW: Colleen Hamlnirg, . rlene Brody, Paul Math, Ronna Stokes, Doug Covault, Steven Rabinovitz. REAR ROW: Harry Millman, Alfred Archacki, Joe Ruda, Ken Holtzman, Howard Tamarotf, Kenny Brandt, Sid Pollack. A103 FIRST ROW: Karen Miller, Roz Harris. Sandy Shuslerman. Evdie Rnbenfaer, Joan Stein loan Gutnian. SECOND ROW: Gail Greene, Shirley Grossman, Margo Peters. Leonard Elliott. Lionel Bodzin. Joyce Morris. THIRD ROW: Leslie Ferguson. Lynn Gordon. Lyle Danuloff. Mike Fenchel. Jonathan Rose. Roz Glasser. Marv Ellen Dunipace. REAR ROW: Sheldon Sbebowich. Don ' Bolton, Mike Isenberg. Richard Feldstein, Howard Fixler, Jay AValdman. Gary Ross. nil9 B FIRST RO V: rarsie Rosenliers. Terrv Abrams, Jeffrev Goldberg, Donna lovan, I.inda Knoff, Karen Schiff. SECOND ROW: Ken Golos. Alan Kahn, Lvnda Brodskv. Linda Lovelace. Leslee Katz. Miriam Kent. THIRD RO ' : Dorthv Kleczvnski. Carole Debus. Lvnne Slevelberg. Gena Gersten, Howard Borim. Jerry Jaffce, Dave Savage. REAR ROW: Jerrv Rosen- thal, Dennis Taisch, Ron Berlin, Eugene Fein, Terry Deutcb. Howard Landsman. B-2in FIRST ROW: Fred LaBellc. Joanne Katanick. Elavnc Klurstein. Joan Fassherg. Sandy Wald. Marsha Richman. .SEC:0 D ROW: Rita Forbes. Ellen Slurman. Mc er Roblbarl. Larrv Krohii. Paul Dawes. Neal Herman. Hanilce Bonus. THIRO ROW: Martin Morgan. Steve Goldstein. Sheldon Voll)erg. Bruce Kriegel. C.ar l Morrison. Laura Tillcnu Diane Warnick. FOURFH ROW: Bruce Hilhnan, Loretia Brown! Mck Velch, John . ndrcws, Marshall Shen- copp, Mark .acks. 43 Juniors Tread their way to Senior Year This veai ' s junior class has undertaken many func- tions in preparation for their senior year in high school. The spirit o£ this class has constantly been exhibited throughout the entire year. The juniors have sponsored two verv successful dances; Klub Kool . with a night- club atmosphere and the Sadie Hawkins Dance, held in January, 1961. where the girls had to do the asking to the delight of all the boys. On Mav 19, 1961 the most exciting moment arrived for all juniors with the start of the Junior Prom. It was one of the most beautiful dances ever held and was an excellent memory for all juniors to carry onto their senior and final vear. H H| H R rV B B HI H B4 IhB I Eb 5 T m .i 1 i l BtT ' m ' It .- ' ' - ' iH I ■■ Hf fc-;:, sff ■ ' ■ w J JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS: Mr. Wurdock, Nfrs. Conlon. Lynn Rosenthal-Sccretary Eugene Stevelberg-l ' rcsident, Gary Smith-Treasurer, II ( n CI. AW corxc r. SI f ONI) ROW: Kdb Lane. licih Kat . Ikih Rosengard. Fern Shevowich. Sheldon Chase rillKl) ROW: .Ackbiic I.cvinc, Ricky ipscr, Mick Scblussel, Ralph I.ipsitz. Leonard Schwartz, l.i Weiss, 44 C-ll ) FRONT ROW: SIkikhi Scliweid. Dcaiic SKicir, Hclc-nc ,St(it k . I.iiula Golden, Caroii reldiiiaii. SKCOXO ROW: fanil Roclilen. AiidreH Srlicr. Lyiine Raxitz, Joyce J ' carlman, Ken ' clt, Sue Nelson. THIRD ROW: Ricky ipscr. r.llcn Saclis, Relli Katz. Glenda Swcrdlen, Smrait Sharon. Gary Sniilli. Rt.VR RO ' : .Mian lii inger, Tlionias Daris, AVaync Yashinsky, Linda Walker, Da e Rice, George I,a nc. U-IO ' i IIRSI ROW: Sanih Haiiiv Jndv Donolnie. Maij arei Sliiflcl. Sluudn Scrap. Saiindra (liapin. l-raiuine Sdiuail . Sl ' .( OMI kOW: Sliarron I est licnilorf. Caiuh I riiesdale. Railiara 1 ipin. Iie Waller, lioli llanek. IIIIKI) ROW: jell 1 aKril . Me tr Rosciiili:d. liernie Kirzncr, Rnss Hndi. M:iniii Xidinls. Mel Mandell. lOlRIII ROW: I ussill C;iile. Mel Laziiiek, Uennv Landman. .Milan I ' lianick, Dan MacOuairie. (lark McCaw. 45 C-109 FROXT RO ' : Joan Russell. Jenny Berger. Baiii.iia Ma cis. Jcnv .aliel. Bob Simkin, Jerry Math. SECOND RO V: .Sheldon Meeron. Eileen Gold. Janet Spector. Carol Propas. Donna Lewis. Marion Littman. Marilyn Xelson. THIRD RO ' : .Adeline Levine, .Steve Kishner. eal Nowend, Paul Cohen, Mailyn Liner. Frank Louis. RE.AR ROW: Jeff Forrest, Ron Karas, Alezander Peters, Jerry Franklin, Ralph Lipsitz, Michael Passerman. Mark Baron, Sheldon Pakotz. 46 A-inO FRONT ROW: Sue Dressier. Ethel DeLise, .Svlvia Zvtzvnski. Sallv Danboii. Gail Ararlin, Dee Dee Feinberg. SECOND RO V: William Ruskin. Carole Klein. Joann De Ponio. Barbara Goren. Sandy Ralph, Barbara Bra.sch. Sara Grincr. THIRD ROW: Freddie Weiner. Ruthie Abrams, Elyse Guttentag, Leonard Schwartz, Sally Seller. Ron Peltz. REAR ROW: Joel Hauser, Gary Smith, Larry Fruitman, Art Pereira, Lenoard Fcdon. Rick Goldberg. C-117 FROX 1 ' ROW: li(il)l)i iickcr, V; m Epstein, [iickie Gaggi. Marsha Kaliii, RoseAnne Mendelsolin, Karen Klein. SliCOXO ROW: Tina Toljin, Sharon Feingola. Marsha Adler, Sandy Barron, Lois Weiss, Susan Friedman, Donna ' allack. THIRD ROW: Willian Handel- man, Cheryl Danborn, Barnie ' arren, Paulette Cohen, Galdys Rlinstein, Leslie Gilbert. RE. R ROW: Victor Aeracsin, Ron Meddlcditch, Ken Respecki, Mike Stldussel, Ron Stone, Jay Barry, Jerr Zipser. Ifei. Look how busy CNcryonc looksl 47 R-103 FIRST ROW: Lvnne Rosenthal, Ilene Barden. Marcia Barris, Norma Kirszenbaum, raI-galet Bronsoii. Ricliaid Selik, Tenv Leonard. SECOND ROW: Norman Piatt, Paul Solo- mon, Fren ShelKiwich. Mark Pankin, ' Tony La rarc. Richard Edwards, Barliara Minkow. THIRD ROW: ' icki Green, Bill Rubenfaer, Harvey Spelkin, Da id Buckinan, Jackie Lupovich, Charlattc Danljorn, Richard Seliillinger, Hugh Ross. FOI ' RTH ROW: Larrv Rockind, Eugene Stexelbcrg, Merrill Calm, Joel .Mirst. Robbie Goldenberg. Morrie Steffin. Henry Goldman. 48 CI 19 FRONT ROW: Jeff Bloom. Many Rossman. Rernie Frager, Harvy Slafkain. Stuart Fine, Rob Green. SECOND ROW: Beth Rosengard. Sandy Eisman, Frank .Soave, Nomi Burke, Liz AVeiss, Maxine Stone. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Yannshon. Linda Eder. Mandv Kalisher, kk Zimmerman, Del Brickser, Joanne Johnson. RE R RO V: Ed Malkin. Harry Newman, Joe Scherr, Dave Wolock, Carl Herzowitz, Don Moss, Bob Click. B113 FIRST ROW: Claire Collins, Sheldon Chase, Anna Lynn Kagan, Linda Katinski, Linda Benjamin, Laurel Goren. SECOND ROW: Linda Golden, Sharon EUias, Bill Marker, Bob Lane, Ralph Garahedian, Jerry Raniinsky. IHIRD ROW. Richard Morgan, Ed Lansky, Al Foster, Alan Balfour, Allan Glassman, Mike Brooks, Lenny Glantz. FOURTH ROW: Mark Lavine, Mike Cousens. Elliot Gold, Marty Edelman, Dennis Geiniansky, Mike Feldman. 49 Seniors 1961 I The SENIORS OF 1961 Look Throuoh The Kevhole To Future Years Ot Success Sony: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ' Color: LAVENDER AND S1L ER Flowr: CIMKIDIl ' r Motto: A AL N S REACH SHOULD EXCEED HIS GRASP SENIORS FACE BRIGHT FUTURE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Seniors 1961 Senior Class Council First Row: Janice Hoffman, Annette Warsen, Mr. Waite, Gail Bilto, Arella Barlov 2nd Row: Judy Barnard. Barbara Langnan. Marshall Truliow. jerry D ' .Vgistino. Dolores Pasman Senior Class Committee Chairmen: First Row: Janice Hofman, Sharon Gutman. Gail Bilto. Susan Taish Second Row: Annett Warsen, BarOara Langnau, Judy Barnard. Dolores Pasman, Arella Barlov Third Row: Stuart Siefcr. Mai shall I rubow. Michael . bramsky 52 1 m th JOHX BALKUS: MIKl ' . AliRAMSKV: Jr. and Sr. CUiss Vict I ' lcsidciit, J;i z Club, Football, Sen- ior U;i) Acti iiics Cbainiian RK HARD AUELSON; Engiiittriiig cici ot O.I ' ., O.P. Camp Counselor EILEEN AI.RKR I RO . . . r I I S: Eagle Siaft MARV JANE AXDERSOX: Medical C.ir- cers Ciiih, Rc oir Staff, Eagle LAWRENCE ASHKR: J. -. Basketball STl ' ART A ' IG: LESLIE AZIMO ' : Engineering Society of O.P. Treasurer ESTEI.I.r BAKl ' XOW: Future Tcirlii Club, Frcuili Club, Rc oir .Si.ifl M i i % it_ ARELLA BARLEV: P.T.S.A. Follies, Class Council, Class Day Committee, French Club JUDITH BARNARD: Freshman. Jr., Soph and Senior Class Council, Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A. CAROLLE BASKIN: Art Club, Drama Club, Girls Choir, Pep Club ROXALD BAUM: ALLEX BEAX: Track, Cross Country, Boy ' s Glee, Alternate to Senior Class Council WILLIAM BEHRM. NN: GEORGE BELENSON: Baseball DAiX BERCH: Varsity Club, Treasurer, Wrestling, P.T.S.A. Follies, P.T.S.A. Boivling League MICHAEL BERGER: Drama Club, Wrest- ling, Golf, Advanced Biology i kiT kmiM . im I AXX BERETZKY: G.A.A., Drama Club, Production Assistant for Play, Home- coming Court STEVE CARPMAN: Basketball, Football, Varsity Club Secretary, Pep Club JACK BERMAN: Track, Choir GAIL BILTO: Cheerleading, Drama Club, Plays — student director. Human Rela- tions Club, Treasurer, Sopti., Jr., Sr. Council GERALD BLANK: Medical Careers Club, Baseball, Student Council, Home Room Representative SUSAN BLISS: Senior Will Committee, Revoir Subscription Committee, Pep Club REVA BLOTNICK: Future Teachers Club. Pep Club, French Club, Senior Play Committee WILLIAM BLOXDY: LOWELL BLUMBERG: Football, Varsity Club President, Revoir, sports Editor, Student Council KATHLEEN BROTZ: Girl ' s Choir, Aca- ppella Choir, Pep Club CIDNIE CARPMAN: Senior ViU Commit- tee, Revoir Staff, Pep Club, G.A.A. PHYLLIS JOAXNE CHaRUSOFSKY: Ea- gle Staff, Human Relations Club Cor- responding Secretary ALAX COHEN ' : Junior Round Table Co-Chairman, Revoir Staff. Wrestling Team Co-Captain. ' arsiiy Club, Football ALICIA C.OHEX: G.A.A., Pep Club, Sen ior I ' roni Committee HAROLD COHEX: Drama Club, Senior Prom C:ommittec PHYLLIS ROSALIND COHEN: Revoir Editor-in-chief. A Clappella C:hoir, Future Teacher ' s C:hil), C... .A. LARRY COHEX: Drama Club. Ja Club XATALIE COHN: A Cap jclja Ch,,i CA.A. RON M) CODEX: IM .S. . E.jllir A . tM ROXALD COLEMAN: Junior Prom Com- miltee. Freslinian Track, Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Baskctl)all STF.VE COLLINS: Drama Cluh, Tep Club RICHARD COLMAN: Senior Prom Com- mittee MARVIN ALLAN COOPER: Freshman Football, Latin Club, Medical Careers Club SHARON COOPER: Pep Club, Drama Club, Future Teacher ' s Club, Will and Prophecy Committee MICHAEL CORMAN: Drama Club, Sen- ior Prom Committee, Pep Club SHARON KAYE COTTINGHAM: Pep Club, Junior Prom Decoration Commit- tee, Homecoming Dance Decoration Com- mittee ARLENE CRAINE: Girl ' s Choir GERALDINE DAGOSTINO: Senior Coun- cil, Eagle Staff, Human Relations Club President, Drama Club CAROL ANN DELLICOLLI: Drama Club, P.T.S.A. Follies, Revoir Staff. Junior Prom Decorations Committee Co-chair- man 57 DIANE DIGIOVANNI: Eagle Staff, Pep Club, Drama Club, G.A.A. MARCL DICKMAN: A Cappella Choir, Revoir Staff, Spanish Club, P.T.S.A. Follies CARLA DILL: Medical Careers Club. Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee, Girl ' s Choir ROBERT DI PONTO: Varsity Club, Foot- ball Captain, Homecoming Committee restling, CAROL ANN DOBBS: GAA, Engineers CUil). Pep Club, Decoration Comm. DIANE DONOHUE: 60 Homecoming Comm.. Sr. Prom Coram., Pep Club Secretary AL DORN: Boy ' s Choir STEVEN DRESSLER: Basketball CAROL DREYLINGER: Pep Club. Drama Club. Revoir Staff, Future Teacher ' s Club KATHLEEN DROBECK: Choir, Eagle Staff. U. N. Program 58 ANDREA F.ASON: .Student Council Repre- sentative, Pep Club, A Capella Choir, P.T.S.A. Follies LINDA F.HRLTCH: Future Teacher ' s Club, HuiiKin Relations Clulj, Revoir Staff, Pep Club DIAXE EISNER: Revoir Staff, Senior Prom Committee H.XNLEY ELIAS: Baseball. Senior Prom Committee ADELINE EMERY: Band, Future Teacher ' s Club. Eagle Staff, Spanish Club ROCHFI.LE FENWICK: O. P. Camp Coun- selor. Pep Club, Re oir Staff, Art Club DA ID BARRY FIRESTONE: Junior Class President, Student Council, Engineering Societv of O.P., P.T.S.A. Executive Board DENNIS L. FOGLE: Drama Club GLORIA JANE FOX: G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir MICHAEL FOX: Varsity Club, Tennis Team, Siotk Club, Medical Careers Club SALLY FRANCHI: Junior Class Council, Sophomore Class Council, Pep Club, GA.A. LAWRENCE FREEMAN: FRANCES FRIED: Library Club President, Future Teacher ' s Club, Revoir Staff, Drama Club BERNARD M. FRIEDMAN: ROBERT FRIEDMAN: Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Representative FREDERICK FRYMAN: Drama Club, Prop Committee, A Cappella Choir, Camp Counselor SHERWIN GILBERT: Football. Varsity Club, Tennis. Baseball RHODA GOLD: Eagle Staff. Revoir Staff JOYCE ANN GOLDEN: Pep Club, Drama Oul) Student Director, P.T.S.A. Follies 1 1 ■■ F ■ 1 ' ■ Ji ' Si ■ 1 1 m ■ § 9 ' ' - ' i i m i 1 B Lr S ■ vl ■ H ' 1 IH I i i i a w K d H Bfl 1 R ■ w r 1 ■ i s i KAREN GOLDEN: A Cappella Choir, Fu- ture Teachers Club, Human Relations Club, Class Will and Prophecy Commit- tee SHARON GOLDENBERG: Revoir Staff, C.A.A., I ' ep Club EILEEN GOLDSMITH: Pep Club, Drama Club, Cheerleader. Future Teacher ' s Club FRAN GOLDSTEIN: Pep Club, French Club, Jazz Club HARVEY GOLDSTEIN: D r a ui a CMiib President, ArtClub ' ice- President. SophotnoreCl a s s Coiuicil, P.T.S.A. Follies BRENDA GOODMAN: P.T.S.A. Student Vice President, Art Club President, Dra- ma Club Production Assisting, Revoir Art Director MAB-K GOODMAN: ELLEN GORDON: Revoir Staff STEVE ALLEN GOREN: Football, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Prom Committee CAROL GOTHELF: Student Council, Cheerleading, Drama Club, Pep Club AM ( .RAMI : 1 uijiMniiiii; Soiiclv of OP., rr:uk. W iisllinj; iNw HEATHER GROSS: Eagle Staff, Human Relations Club, P.T.S.A. Representative, Student Council ROBERT GRANT: A Cappella Choir, Prom Committee, Drama Club CAROLE GREEN: Drama Club, Senior Prom Committee, Pep Club RITA GREENBERG: Cheerleader, Future Teacher ' s Club, Pep Club, Library Staff STEVE GREENBERG: Boy ' s Glee, Math Club SUSAN GREENBERG: Eagle Staff. Revoir Staff, Future Teacher ' s Club, Drama Club WILLIAM GREENBERG: WrestUng ESTHER GREENBLATT: Pep Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir ARLENE GREER: Senior Prom Committee, PT.S.A. Follies, Drama Club SARA GRINER: Pep Club. Future Teach- er ' s Club. Eagle 62 RITA GROSSMAN: Human Relations Club, Medical Careers Club JOYCE GURSTEN: Pep Club, Future Teachers Club, Girl ' s Choir ALAN GUSSIN: Varsity Club, Wrestling, Baseball, Football SHARON GUTMAN: Class Treasurer, Stu- dent Coiuicil Activities Chairman, Cheer- leading ' arsity Captain, P.T.S.A. Follies THERESA GUTMAN: Drama Club, Pep Club. A Cappella Choir, P.T-S.A. Follies GARY GUTTERMAN: Baseball, Basket- ball, Senior Class Council, Revoir Sports Co-Editor JERALD HABER: A Cappella Choir, P.T.S.A. Follies, Jazz Club, Drama Club TOM HARRIS: Engineering Society, Ten- nis Team, Cross Country Team JOHN H. RTMAN: Baseball, Stage Crew, School I ' lav k - NORMAN L . HEIN: Baseball, Football A Cappella Choir GORDON HILTUNEN: JANICE HOFFMAN: Student Council Vice-P resident, Cliceileader. Junior I ' r () ni Chairman, Graduation Chair man JOEL HOLZMAN: Track Team Manager JAMES JACKSON: Band, P.T.S.A. Bowl- ing, Stock Club ALLAN JACOBSON: Football, Drama Club, Revior JUDITH JACOBSON: Drama Club, Hu- man Relations Club, French Club, Eagle Staff KENNETH JOSEPH: Student Council, Junior Prom Committee Chairman, Fresh- man Baseball, Senior Prom Committee FRANCES KAFTAN: Revoir Staff SHARON KAHAN: Drama Club, Human Relations Club, Future Teacher ' s Club, Pep Club HAROLD J. KALLER: Medical Careers Club, SUSAN KAPLAN: Pen Cluh, nvamn Club MAR I KASIl: AN IT A K 1 : Lilirary Club Treasurer, Rcvoir Si. ill. Eagle Staff HAZEL KATZ: Revoir Slaff. Camp Pro- gram, Jiuiior Prom Committee, Ftiture Teacher ' s Cub President CAROL R. K AITMAN: . Capijclla Choir D-tama Clul). School I ' lav GERALD KELLER: Freshman Football Freshman Baseball ALIDA F. KESNER: A Cappella Choir. United Nations Day Program SUSAN, KETAI: Jiuiior Prom Committee, Pep Club. P.T.S.A. Follies BRENDA U. KILLEBRE V: LINDA KILLEBREW: CAROL KLEIN: Drama Club, Human Re- lations Club FRANCINE KOLB: Pep Club. Eagle, Re- vior, Spanish Club DEXA KOMKR: Drama Club. Revior. Human Relations Club, Pep Chil) DENNIS KONARSKI: Track, Boy ' s Choir, A Cappella Choir EARL KRtGEL SUSAN LANDY: Pep Club, Drama Club, Junior Prom Committee, Future Teach- er ' s Club BARBARA LANGNAU: Pep Club Senior Council, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir ALLAN LEADER: P.T.S.A. Bowling, Pep Club BARBARA LEEDS: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Eagle Staff • y PHYLLIS LEFCOURT: Revoir , Business Manager, Treasurer, Future I ' eachcr ' s Club, Quil and Scroll Society HO VARD LEFTON: Football, Sophomore Class Council, P.T.S.A. Bowling ARLENE LEVIN; Pep Club, Senior Prom Committee BEVERLY LEVIN: Revoir Staff, Future Teacher ' s Club, Pep Club MELMN LE ' IX: Future Business Leaders of America MICHAEL LEVIN: Basketljall, Football Baseball, Jazz Club Vice President STEVEN LIEBERS: Engineering Society of O.P. JUDITH LINER: Junior Prom Refresh- nient Committee. Eagle Staff. ' U and Prophecy Committee, Revoir Staff M RII JACK lOIMW: |l,.i,„,i { lul.. .Senior I ' mni lonnniiicc A BRICK Mi: KF. : l-.nginccring Society Vi(e-l ' rcsi(k-nt, Dninia C:iiil), I ' .T.S. . Fdllics, I.iist will ;iii(l icsliimcnt Coin- mil tec BARBRA MAGER: Debate Team, Drama Club, Advanced Biology Club, Futnre Teacher ' s Club AVILLIAM MALINOFF: JEFFREY MARC MALLOX: Cross Country Co-Captain, Sophomore Class Council, School Plays, P.T.S.A. Executive Board CAROLYN MANCINI: Eagle Staff, Drama Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. MIRIAM MAXDEL: CAROL MARCUS: Eagle Editor-in-Chief, Library Staff, School Correspondent PAUL MASOX: Golf PAULETTE MAXIMIUK: Drama Club JEAX McPHEETERS: Student Council Secretary. Medical Careers Club, Junior Class Council, A Capella Choir 68 IIM MVIRS: 15asLl);ill I.KOX MI ' Vl ' .RS; 1- iiKiiU ' Ciiiis Sncich of O.I ' .. Ii:uk. (hciss ( ' .(iiiiitrv. ' iirsit Cluli l,l-..Sl.ll- MVKRSdN: Wrcslling Ror.l R I NriL.SllilX: Track. Wrcstliiio ROf.KR MORI c:: (.(,lf, I ' cp Club ARI.EXE rO.SES: Resoir Staff, Future Teaclier ' s Club. Pep Clul) JOHN JEFFERV MGSE.S: Band I ' residcnt, AiUanced Biologv, Track, Operetta Pit Onhestra J.WICE TI SRV: Future Teachers Club. French Club L AWREXCE X A 1 IXSKV: Senior Prom Committee ibK IRWIX XEMETH: Wrcslling. Ja Clid) 69 BREXDA JOICE XODLER: Junior Prom Committee, Drama Clulj, Future Teach- er ' s Club. Library Club DAMD A. OPPENHEIM: Band Advisory Committee, Varsity Track, Advanced Biology, Operetta Pit Orchestra LARRY OSTROW: Wrestling IC REN PALMER: Future Teacher ' s Club, Drama Club Costume Committee Chair- man, Human Relations Club LAURIE PANTZER: French, Revoir Staff, Human Relations Club, Future Teacher ' s Club DOLORES PAS L N: Cheerleading. Grad- uation Chairman, Sophomore. Junior and Senior Class Councils, Future Teacher ' s Club JUDITH PAVSNER: Pep Club, Drama Club, Camp Counselor, Future Teacher ' s Club ED PELAVIX: Band Treasurer, Operetta Pit Orchestra, Jazz Club JUDY PHILBURN: Home Coming Decor- ation Committee ■ ■ WM ■E r l w m i m M ft 1 hX B ■7 J l DAVID PIXK: Basketball, Track I.V KIKIMAX: SiikIciU Cmnuil. Iluiniin Rcl;iliiiiis C:iiili. liitiirc Ifjditr ' s Club, NICK I ' RKX IIS: Football, Tennis, Junior Class Council SH1:LI)0 K lll 0 ir ,: Track 1 RKDRIC R ll l R JEW RAUXER: Eagle Staff DIAXE RASKIX; Hiniian Relations Club, Re oir Business Manager, Future Teach- er ' s Club GERALD K. RAUB: JOAX RAVINE: Revoir Staff, Eagle Staff, I ' e]3 Club. Senior Will and Prophecy Committee STEVEX RAVDER: Student Council. Dra- ma Club. Senior I ' rom Cominittee ROCHELLE RICH: A Cappella Choir, Girls Glee. Drama Club, Eagle Staff HARRIET ROBINS: Future Teacher ' s Club. Spanish Chil). Pep Clul), Drama Chib PE TER ROMAXCHUCR: GARY ROSEN: Football. Basketball. Base- ball IRIS ROSEN: Revoir Staff, Medical Car- eers Club, Drama Club, Prop Commit- tee MARILYN ROSENBERG: Drama Club, Human Relations Club, Girl ' s Glee, En- gineering Society of O.P. Secretary STANLEY ROSENBERG: Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track FRED RUBY: School plays, Tennis Team ABRAHAM S.A.AL: Pep Club, P.T.S.A. Bowling JACQUELINE KAY SALAMON: Jazz Club, Drama Club, A Cappella Choir, P.T.S.A. Follies NINA SATZ: Revoir Staff, American Field Service, Human Relations Club, Pep Club 1 1 i ni: x ' S K 1 1 I H P vv nfi 1 ffii 1 I B Ii jv lJ H CAROL SEFFINGER: Revoir Staff, Drama Club, Future Teacher ' s Club. Pep Club G LORIA SCHLOSSBERG: Drama Club G.A.A.. Pep Club. Jazz Club ' NANCY BETH SCHLUSSEL: G.A.A., Pep Club, Senior Prom Committee SANDRA SCHUxMER: Drama Club, Hu- man Relations Club, Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee NDY SCHUSTER: A Cappella Choir Stmlent Council, Girl ' s Choir STEPHANIE SCH VARTZ: Cheerleading, Student Coimcil. Drama Club, Eaele Staff RONALD SEIGEL: Medieval History Clul Student Council, School Play KAREN SHACK LAN: Revoir Staff. Future Teacher ' s Club, P.T.S.A. Follies EUGENE SHAFFER: n I.IAM SHIFLET: Track. Chess Club 73 MIKE SHORT: P.T.S.A. Representative, Engineiing Society of O.I ' ., Wrestling ' arsitv CIiili STL ART SIEFER: Senior Class President, Stiulent Council, Jazz Club President, Tennis CONNIE SIDORSKI: Junior Achievement, G.A.A., P.T.S.A. Pollies SANDRA SILBER: Pep Club, Human Re- lations Club, Drama Club, Future Teach- er ' s Club HENRY JAMES SILLIMAN: Footliall, Varsity Clul), Drama Club, Baseljall Manager ALAN SILVER: Track Tteam, Pep Club P.T.S.A. Bowling MAUREEN BETH SILVER: Revoir Staff Spanish Club EILEEN SILVERMAN: Student Council, Sophomore Class Vice President, Revoir Staff, Future Teacher ' s Club ANN SIMON: Drama Club, Future Teach- er ' s Club, Pep Club, P.T.S.A. Follies SES TW em RITA SLOAN: A Cappella Choir, P.T.S.A. Follies CRAIG A. SMELSEY: Football, Wrestling, Track, P.T.S.A. Bowling GERALD SNIDERMAN: P.T.S.A. Bowl- ing, Engineering Society of O.P., Pep Club ARTHUR SOLOMOM: Tennis MARIANNE SPEHL: Drama Club, Human Relations Club, French Clul) ROY STARLER: Engineering Society of O.P., Tennis Team ABIG. L STERN: Pep Club, Drama Club, Revoir Staff, Future Teacher ' s Club FRAN STERNS: Pep Club, Revoir Staff, Senior Prom Committee, Basketball DA ' ID EDWARD STEWART: Varsity Club, Engineering Society of O.P., Cross Country LA VRENCE STILLER: hliM£(k i Urn. mh F r ROCHELLE STOLLMAN: Girls Glee, Revoir Staff. Drama Club, Human Rela- tions Club 75 HOWIl) S lONKMAN: Tennis, Stamp Cluli. .S|ianisli Cliil) ARI IIUR SIII.KJN: Cross Country, F.ngin- CLiing Sociuly of O.I ' ., Band, Rcvoir Staff SUSAX lAISCII: Stnilcnt Council, Ameri- can I ' icld Service Cliairman, Drama Chib I ' ep C.luh Secretary MICHAKL MARK TARNOW: Jazz Club Last Will and Testament Committee CH.VRLES TAYLER: Basketball, Track, Cross Coimtry GERALD THURSWELL: P.T.S.A. Follies, Pep Club, Drama Club, P.T.S.A. Bowling PENXY TREBUCK: Senior Prom Commit- tee WILLIAM TROBAl ' GH: Football. Track, Varsity C 1 u b. Jazz C:iub MARSHALL TRUBOW: Student Council, Senior Class Council, Senior prom Chair- man, Tennis VIRGINIA VELLA: Rcvior. Drama Clid) Jazz Club LANCE VV ' AITE: PATRICIA WAinRF.P: Chccrlcading. A Ciippclla Clioir, Drama Cliilj, Rcvoir Slalf DIAXE AV ' ALLACH: G.A.A., Rcvoir Staff, Senior Prom Committee ANNETTE U ' ARSEX: Rcvoir Staff. Fii- tiire Teacher ' s Club, Senior Class Coun- cil. Camp Counselor FERN -EINGARDEX: Camp Counselor ALAX ' EISBERG: Junior Prom Commit- tee, Basketball, Stamp Club, Chess Club BRICE WEISBERG: Football, P.T.S.A. Follies LAW RENCE C. WOLF: Jazz Club, Basket liall, c:anip Counselor, Cross Country JWICE SILRM ' .I :R(. IIIWI AC.onV: Jiinioi Ai hiiMiiuiu, (.iiK ililiiic Asscu i;iiiiiii. Nraliul ( ' ,;ir- iir% (lull. I ' c|i C ' .liili n AMSII() : linnis lV:mi. Ikiskcl- II. r.l.S. , liouling I ' lcsiUciU, ' ;ir- .sil t lull 1U. 1 Rl.V Al.l.. : .S]);inisli Club. Medical Claiii ' i.s CUih. CJiil ' s tJIcc, Gills Clioir R1 1M: iil.ANk.V: GALi; .OUOl 1: Gill ' s Athletic Associa- licin. Jr. I ' luiii Coiiiinittcc Cluiirman, Scuioi C.oiiiuil. I ' cp Gliib MICHAEL ZOXni.R: .Sudctjiv of the P. T.S.A. BmvUn.n League, 10th Grnde Council Rc|iiesentall c l-.FIRKV I ' SSMAX: Vice rrcsident Drama Club. I ' lcsiilent l ' .T.S..- . Boivlin,? League, II 111 f;r i ' ' c Cnuiiril Representative, Class W ill and I ' mpheiv LINDA ALFl LI) LAW REXCE KUSHNER: Eagle Staff, An Seixice Club. I ' rop Committee CAMERA SHY ANTHONY BALE SHARON BARBER DAVID BOYANER ROBERT BROWN MANFORD CETNER ARTHUR GERSTFM ' lCTOR GOLD BARRY KRL ' CEL LAWRENCE JACKSON ALLEN RALB NANCY ROVNER HOWARD SIEGRIST STUART STARR LAWRENCE STEIN ROBERT ZUCKERBERG 79 Activities Homecoming 1960 Friday, November 4, was a great day in Oak Parle ' s history. For the first time the vshole school partici- pated in an event which made this homecoming the best by far. The Varsity Cheerleaders and the Student Council joined forces and presented a pep rally. High- lighting the pep rally was the an- nouncement of the Homecoming Queen. The representatives of each grade were: Freshman, Joyce Gold; Sophomore, Marlene Verier; Junior, Pam Epstein: and Seniors Ann Beretsky. Gail Bilto, and Joyce Golden. Joyce Golden was chosen Queen. The bleachers were blazing with red and white, as each student did his part to cheer for the school and win the spirit jug for his class. Students participated in a city wide parade. They decorated their own cars and drove them through Oak Park. After the parade they packed the stadium and cheered wildly as Oak Park defeated Madison with an 18 to 14 victory. The Senior Class was awarded the spirit jug for their outstanding participation in Homecoming ac- tivities. These Seniors worked hard, decorating their car for the Homecoming; Rcd-gitrbcd sliidents tense Iv sat in the stands, await- inj the annoimfeinent of the 1960 Hoinecoriiing (|iieen and licr heauliful court. n he cheerleaders were overwhelmed by the heartv responses they received that da from the students in the stands, as they hiingrilv c ed the ' REn JIG in the middle of the g m floor, which later v ' otild be awarded to the class displaying the most school spirit. It was an exciting da for all of lis. and one to remember . . . HOMKC.OMIXG. m Ur. Mauhcw liaiuls ilic spirit jut; lo the ii ' priscntati c of the .Senior Class, Stuart .Siefcr. 83 Dances Dances ■ w Scholorship Semi-finalists Standing: Robert Litt, Anthony Bale, Da icl Boyaner. Sitting: Susan Taish. ihe senior (lass of I96C was proiul of (he four semi- finalists who competed in the National Merit Scholarship Testing program. in the spring these four students competed with the manv students throughout [ichigan for the final test- ing 86 Holiday Concert 87 Ah Wilderness Pappa George gives son Jeff a talkingto in Ah Wilderness. ' CAST Nat Miller George Lavne Essie Miller Gena Gersten Arthur riller Ralph Lipsitz Richard Miller Jeff Mallon Mildred Miller Joanne Katanick Beth Rosengard Tommy Miller Jeff Zeltzer Steve Veston Lily Miller Diane Warnick Sid Davis Fred Ruby David McComber Ron Seigal Murial McComber Pam Epstein Francine Golden Wint Sclby Rick Zipser Belle Gail Billo Nora Sue Nelson Bartender Mel Mandell Salesman Bernie Kirzner Mickey Berger Everyone looks so interested as they ' atch Ah Vilderness. Marilyn Rosenberg assists Francine Golden get- ting dressed for Ah Wilderness. Ouch, that hurts. ' Why does Jell look so irightencd, Gail? Follies 1960 The Follies, produced by Mr. Harold Habor and Mr. Hy She- bowich, combined talented Oak Park parents, teachers, and students to present a most entertaining pro- gram. The 31 acts were highlighted by the Siefer-We:ls Orchestra, a Hawaiian medley featuring Miss Teen Queen Connie Van Dyke, an all faculty act, and of course Oak Park ' s own Sadler Wells ballet. Arike Victor doesn ' t seem to mind being suirounded by Hawaiian beauties. Arella Barlev, Gail Bilto and Marcia Dicknian lend an air ot folk songs to the 1961 Follies. How do you do, ' tcacli ' , says Aiiliur Schwait to Jeny Thuiswcii dining one ol the acts ol the Follies. 91 Organizations 93 The voices of Oak Park High Carol Gothelf— President Janice Hoffman— ice- President Jean McPheeters— Secretar The student Council was busy again this year. ' With the help of their ad isor, Mr. Rav Renbarger. the Coun- cil encourages good citizenship through student partici- pation in school activities, besides helping to promote a high standard of scholarship, sportsmanship and school spirit. Barrie Br urn iner— Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Laura Tillem. Frieda Mine, Gena Gersten. Row 2: John Dalby, Eugene Stevelberg. Mark Zacks, Richard Felstein. Row 3: Stan Rosenberg, Ralph Lipsitz, Marshall Trubow. Row 4: Cheri Giitnian. Sharron Teschendorf, Sandy Dunn. 94 Engineering Society ENGINEERING CLUB Row 1: Jay Freed, Arthur Siilkin. William Riiskin, William Handelman, Marilyn Rosenberg. Row 2: Alike Berger, Bruce Menken, Tom Harris. Sheldon Wolfherg. Mr, Zook. Sponsor. Row 3: Howard Landsman. Leon Meyers, . ' 1 Granitz, Ed Lansky, Mark Levine. Row 4: Bill Wichman, Mike Schlussel, Dick .Adelson, Leslie . zinior. Future Teachers of O. P. H. S. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I: Barbara Smclscy, Diane Raskin, I ' hvllis Cohen, Karen Palmer. Annette Warsen. Brenda Nodler, Margaret Bronson, Arlene Moses, Joan Podlccki, Judy Donohue, Terry Gutman. Row 2: Anita Kat?., Nancy Lomlnis, Laurel Goren, Linda Ehrlich, Hazel Katz. Tara Koosh. Francine Schwartz, Sharry Robins, Laurie Pantzer, Row 3: Laren Shackman, Gladys Reinstein, .-Adeline Lc ine, Kilecn Silverman. Fran Fried, Beth Katz, Carol Seffinger, Adeliiic F.mcry. Row 4: Susan Grecnberg, Karen Golden, Reva Blotnick, Janice Natinsky. Linda Walker, Dodic Pasman, Cheri Gutman. 95 Drama Club DUMA (.LIB Row 1 SITTING; Janice Barneit. Jacqueline Brant, Sandy Stone, Laura Polkingliorne. Tol)a Sehmittel, Joan Gutman, Marsha Richman. Stevie Schwartz, Barbara Moses, Shelley Brontmen. Debbie Winoker, Elyse Gilbert, Lydia Meyers, Mary Beth Stulberg, Sharon Schweid. Ellen Selik, Elaine Garelik. Row 1: Pam Epstein, Helene Stotsky, Sonie Berris. Andrea Joseph, Gail Bilto. Judy Grinberg, Adele Richter, Judy Naktin, Karen Palmer, Marilyn Rosen- berg, Joanne Katanick, Sharon Mescher, Sandra Ruda, Joyce Golden, Margret Bronson, Abby Stern, Susan Bisch, Eileen Goldsmith. Rita Michalson, Barbara Sill, Eileen Levy. Sandy Soloway, Sue Bilsky, Harriet Green, Cheryn Grant, Jeff Zussman, Vice President. Row 2: Mr. Levine, Spon- sor, Linda Schwartz, Fern Mendelson, Irene Moses, Roz Goldstein, Ronna Feiler, Daryl VoIok, Sharry Robins, Beth Rosengard, Elaine Rawsky, Francine Golden, Sandi Blum, Barbara Lynn, Joyce Pearhnan, Joan Stein, Barbara Stern, Caron Feldman, Lois Weiss, Jeff Zeltzer. Row 3: Barl)ara Blatt. Debiiy Orloff. Gena Gersten, Laura Tillem, Diane Warnick, Leslie Ferguson, Harrilee Bonus, Maxine Berman, Carol Dellicolli, Sue Xelson, Ricky Zipser, Mickey Berger, Martv Lofinan, Bruce Menken, Jeff Mallon, Beth Katz, Carol Seffinger, Joy Langwald. Laurie Le ine. Row 4: Gladys Reinstein, .Adeline Levine, Fern Shebowich, Secretary, Mel Mandell, Ronna Stokes. Marianne Spehl, Steve Plavnick, George Layne, Fred Ruby, Ralph Lipsitz, Harvey Goldstein, President, Sid Pollack, Judy Jacobson, Goldie Zucker. Lynne Stevelberg, Marilyn Nelson, Danny Gruber, Ira Lipson, Nancv Lombus. Medical Careers 96 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Row I: Mel Eiscnljerg. Marcia Barris, , ' Mlen Shuster, Rhoda Miller, Sandra Shusterman, Paul Lattin, Sharon Schweid, Row 2: Jane Feinberg, President, Linda Lovelace, Marsha Adler, Vice President. Jean McPheeters. Harold Kaller, Lesley .Appleton. Mrs. Mary Burrell. Sponsor. Row 3: Marilyn Nelson. Secretary. Cheryl Danborn. Lynne Stevel- berg. Beverly Zalla, Liz Vciss. Larry Corey. Row 4: Mary Jane .Anderson. Ronna Stokes. Michael Victor, Charlotte Danborn, Sheldon Wecker. The Library Club I IISRARY C ' lJB Row 1: Sharon Sehweid, Bienda Xodler, Linda Lovelace, Mary Beth Stulberg. Elaine Levitt Row 2 ' Margaret Bronson. Secretarv, Sharon Ellias. Attendance Officer, Fran Fried President Anita Katz, Treasurer, Chervl Kobler. Row 3: Carol Blair, Fern Shebowich, Adeline Levine, Marilyn Nelson. Row 4: Howard Blatter, Ralph Lipsitz, Barbara Blatt, Hellen Maciag. Sponsor. The Founding Spirit PEP CLUB Floor : Sandy Stone, Joan Gtitinan, Dorothy Tann, Stcvie Schwartz, Carol Gothelf, Linda Lawson, Sue Siefer, Linda Hoffman. Floor IL Penny Schimiann, Lynne Rosenthal. President, Joan Russell, Diane Stoerr, Judy Donohue. Jackie Gaggi, Barbara Sniclsev. Chcri Outman. Jan Cooper, Paula Kamarek, Harriet Green, Toba Schmittel. Judy Sacks. Floor III: Barbara Sill. Eileen Levy. Abbv Stern. Eileen Goldsmith, Reggie Oppinhcim. Andv Reach. Laura Polkinghornc. Joan Podlicki. Ntargarct Shiflct, Sharon Goldenbcig. Dclibie Winokur, Barbara Moses, Shelly Brontman, Pam Epstein. Sharroii Ocsthandorz. NLirsha Richman. Linda Schwartz. Arlene Fagan, Suzi Fisher, Caron FeUlin.in, Nina Satz. Susan Taisch, Terr Giitmaii. Joyce Golden. Joan Ravine, Fran Kolb, . rlene Moses, Fran Sterns, Rochcllc Fciii i(h. Row 1: Mr. Schranike, ' Sponsor, Linda Brodsky, Franccnt Golden, ice Prcs., Sandi Blinn. Barbara Stern, Marcia Wcingardcn, Irene Moses, Roz Goldstein. Babara Lynn. Jovce Morris, DiMina Hartman. Jackie Gilson, Sharrv Robins, Andrea Joseph. Judv Fcinberg, Fern Mendelson, Adcle Richter. Row 2: Stephanie Gordon. Ilcnc Skjover, Fran Ezrach. Barbara Berlin. Linda Ehrlich. Eidnic C:arpman. Sue Nelson. Carol .Seffinger, Carol Drcylinger, Esther Silver, Pauline Sloan, Joanne Ron, Frieda Mine, Mcrrillee W ' atcislonc. Sonnie Fenster. Marsha Wolf, Joan Stein. Row 3: Karen Shackman, Maxine Berman, Harrilee Bonus. Gena Gerslen. Roslyn Glasser, Jerrv Ihinswell, Paul Mason, I.arrv Landau. Charlotte Danbom. Laura Tillem. Leslie Ferguson, Caryl Morrison, Cheryl Danbom. lionnie Morningstar. Wihna .aft. Sue Schlaff. Sherry Latzcr. Andi Lipson. Mary Ellen Dunipace. The Art Club Human Relations Club HUMA ' RELATIOSS CLUB Row 1 SITTING: Gail Bilto, Cheri Gutman, Stevie Scliwartz, Phyllis Charuoofsky. Corr. Sec, Toba Schmittel. Row 1: Marilyn Rosenberg, Karen Palmer, Janice Barnett, Joanne Katknick, Laurie Levine, Sandra Stone, Row 2; Susan Taisch. Linda Ehrlich, Nancy Lombus, Gerry D ' Agostino, President, Harrilee Bonus, Tara Koosh, Elaine Rawsky. Row 3: Jean McPheelers, Diane VVarnick, Gladys Reinstein, Vice President, Susan Greenberg, Laura Tillem, Dodie Pasman, Row 4: Karen Shackman, Judy Jacobson, Eugene Fein, George Layne, Steve Plavnick, Gena Gersten. 98 Stalemate C - 1 , ! M ' ' ' 1 1 Hp-.- ' - ,. t i ! 1 1 Br: nB H P H iH I -- CHUSS CLUB Row 1: Norman Piatt, Vice President, Liz Weiss, Sec. Row 1 ' : Mark Pankin, Ste e Kishner. Sid Pollack. Row 3: David VVoIock, President, Mel Eisenl)erg, Leonard Schneider, Ronald Stone. Debate Team ni ' MATE Cl.l ' li Row 1: Liz Weiss, Jackie Liipovich, Miss Gillespie, Sponsor. Row 2: Marty Rcisig, Diannc l.evinc, Robert Clinton. Row 3; Josh Barlev. Joel Morganroth. Row 4: Morris Slcffcn. 99 Parley- Vous Francois? FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Linda Lawson, Treasurer, Sandy Soloway, Eugene Stevelberg, Rhoda Miller, Cheryn Grant. Row 2: Caron Feldman, Laurel Goren, Barbara Stern, Vice President, Joan Stein. Secretary, Linda Schwartz. Row 3: Liz Rhein, Debby Orloff, Margo Peters, Pam Epstein. Row 4: Judy Jacobson, Reva Blotnick, Marianne Spehl, Loretta Brown, Diane Warnick. E I Espanol 100 SPAMSH CLUB Row 1: Janice Barnett. Laurie Levine. Roz Goldstein. Barbara Sill Marsha Richman, Soril Berris, Pat Graves. Row 2: Margert Bronson. Eileen Lavy, Sharry Robins Elaine Raevsky. Barbara Lynn. Irene Moses, Reggie Oppenheim. Row 3: Joyce Morris Lvnne Stevelberg, Secretary, rarlon Littman. President, Sue Nelson, Fran Kollj; .-Vdeline Emery Row 4: Lori Berraan. Mark Pankin, Gene Stevelberg. Vice President, Gladys Reinstein. Goldie Zucker. Varsity Club VARSITY C.I.VIi Row 1: Dan Berch, Treasurer, Stuart Sharon, Michael Kox, Icon Mevers. Bol) Friedman, Bill Wichman, Slierwin, Gilbert. Row 2: Alan Balfour, Sheldon Rakotz, Mark Baron, Lowl Blumberg, President, Ron Karas. Joe Scherr, Alan Cohen, William Handelman. Row 3: Sheldon Rakotz. Gary Gutterman. Laurence Jackson, Willie Trobaugh, Sgt. at Arms, Boh DiPonio. , lan Gussin. Steve Dressier, ' ice President. Row 4: Dan Yamshon. Oaxc Rice, Steve Carpmeji, Secretary, Robbie Goldenberg, Mike Schlussel. Pidilicity, Hank Sillman. 101 Sing and Play NINTH GRADE MIXED CHOIR Row 1: Mary Beth Stulberg, Elyse Gilbert, Bobbie Glicksman, Judy Greeiiwald, Lydia Meyers, Jeff Zeltzer, Alan Young, Chuck Berk, Jerry Shatzman, Larry Friedman, Ricky Repes, Allen Russell, Leonard Ross, Judi Pacernick, Paula Kanarek, Renee Zuckerman, Phyllis Been, Pam Abney. Row 2: Mr. Wurdock, Director, Linda Lober, Cheryn Grant, Julie Archacki, Pat Graves, Linda Schwartz, Andi Olstein, Stephanie Gordon, Rita Moss, Sonnie Tenster, Robert Clinton, John Dalby, Jeff Trivax, Alex Berman, Sandie Goldsmith, Libbie Fox. i: 1. l) Ri K I: |(.liii Moses, l-.d I ' clavin. Mark Six.lkin, Lvniic Stcvcll.urR. Caryl Morrison MauiLcr, iM.rcsl, Adeline l.n.crv. Row 2: Dave Hin.ls, Don MacQuarric, jcff Forrest Ron Kief, Chirk I((;aw .Sli.lrliHi liclcMsoii. Dave Oppcuhcim, Janice Uarnett. Paul Welcnsky. Kow .1. 102 The Oak Park Way Row 3: Joyce Gold, Nancy Sarasohn, Carol Feshman, Sandy Cohn, Stephanie Morgan, Christine MacDonald, Harry Clober, Ron Fuson, Danny Gruher, Warrin Mendelson, Cal Lefton, Barbara Mitchell, Elaine Gorelik, Sandy Sollway, Joanne Ron, Gayle Ellis, Judy Feinberg. Row 4: Mark Lebow, Marsha Temmer, Lynne Katcher, Sharon Barnes, Margaret Shuster, Ron Taylor, Dave Wrubel, Mel Shapiro, Ron Fayne, Mark Gantz, Maxine Berman, Diane Shaw, Helen Raucher, Carol Blair, Jan Cooper, Alfred Klein. Sheldon W ' ecker. Larry Corey. Gary Rochlcn. Mark Felton, Jerry Rosenthal. Hcrold Osett, Sanford Feuer, David Smith, Milan Chonick. Marvin Kaminsky. Harvey Slofkin. James Jackson, Dave Savage, Bob Green. Row 4: Steve Plovnick, Marilyn Krentzin. Ken Shwedol, Paul Kaiiffinan. 103 Jl The voices of ti X XTH (.HADE (URL ' S GLEE Cf IB Row 1: Carole Swerdlen, Barbara Moses. Deljbie Gerss. Francine Ben, Carol Goldsmith, Barbara Feldstein, Joyce Lerncr, Harriet Green, Judy Passerman. Row 2: Mr. Wnrdock, Director. . dy Steppach, Paillette Delegarn, Ellen Katz, Gloria Weinberg, Mcrrillee Waterstone, Frieda Mine. Lorraine Pasineaii, Adele Richter. Row 3: Reggie Oppenheim, Rita Nlicbalson. Jackie Gilson, Anita Tiirkin, Esther Silver. .Shari .Altman, Ardele Teplitskv, Fern ATendelson, W ' ilma aft. Row 4: Sharon Herman, Sandy Goren, Tara Koosh, Judy Rosengard, Sharon Gennick. Bonnie Morningstar. Karen Yagoda, Goldie Zucker. Peg Potter. 104 I CAI ' I-I. .I.A (HOIK Row 1: Marsha Kahn, Stevic Schwartz. Cheri Gutman, Paul Lattcn, I ' aul Matli, l ' ;(l(lic Simon, Don liolton. Dennis alia. Phyliss C:ohcn. Alida Kesner, Annette Warsen, Sheri Mcsthcr. Row 2: Gail Bilto. I ' at Waldrcp, Mel Mandell, Bob Grant, Jerry Haber. Row 2: Gail Bilto, Pat Waldrcp. Mel Mandell, Bob Grant. Jerry Haber. Bill Wickman, Jeff Mallon, Koii (imIiji, Mania Dickman. Gcrry D ' Agosiino, I ' raruinc Schwartz. t Oak Park High GIRL ' S CHOIR Row 1: Diane Vallacli, Lonnie Smith, Barbara Walkaiis. Libby Waffe. Terry Abrams. Joan Gutman, Joanne Katanick. Row 2: Mr. W ' urdock, Director. Marsha .Mbert, Marge Smith. Linda Michaels. Sylvia Leib, Pam Epstein. Jacki Gaggi, Linda Valker, Row 3; Diane Rutkowski. Ellen Sturman. Sandra Barron. Judy Dawes. Francine Golden, Rita Forbes. Elaine Rawsky. Row 4: Eileen Gold. Janet Specter, Arlene Brody, Beverly Zalla, Hazel Katz. Barbara Blatt, Elyse Guttentag. Ronna Stoks. Row 3: Linda Lovelace, Linda Alfeld, Darlenc Coleman, Mike Cousens, Dennis Konarski, Michael Victor, Fred Fr)man, Jack Berman, Rochelle Rich, Terry Gutman, Mindy Schuster. Row 4: Terry Littmann. Jean McPhelders. Esther Greenblatt, Judy Barnard. Steve Goren. Dan Yamphon, Marty Coleman, Bruce VVeisberg, Norm Hein, Karen Golden, Barbara Langnau, Kathy Brotz, Carol Kaufman, Mr. W ' urdock, Director. 105 The Revoir THE REVOIR STAFF Editor-in-Chief Phyllis Cohen Associate Editor Donna Lewis Activities Editor Tndv Barnard Senior Editor Cerrv D ' Agostino Sports Editor l.owcll Rhimherg Faculty Editor Diane Feinlierg Achcrtising Editor Diane Raskin t ndcrclassmen Editor ' Robert Goldenberg Snhsrriptinn Editor ' irginia Villa business Editor Phyllis Lefcourt Advisor Afr. Robert Jackson I ' lnllis CiilifTi. Kdiicir-in-Chief 106 REVOIR DoiiiKi Lewis, Associ;ilc I ' ilitor 107 Ml. R(jIki L jackion (uli looL , his bub) crew. THE EAGLE Oak Park, Michigan Dr. Arthur Matthews, Principal The Eagle, the student news publication of Oak Park High School, is published twice each month during the school year. Readers of the Eagle are invited to contribute cominents they may have on any aspect of school life. Editor Carol Marcus Editor Carol Marcus Business Dept.- Heather Gross Exchange Editor - Lynn Gordon Editorial Karen Schiff Sports David Wolock News Editor - - Kathy Drobeck Circulation Jan Sternberg Advisor - Mr. Robert Jackson Photographers - Richard Kasmer, Larry Hauptman, Ronnie Fayne Staff Members - Mary Beth Stulberg, Annette Winkler, Lynn Goyer, Marty Rossman.Alan Mlndlin, Harold Oseff, Lauren Levlne, Jan Sternberg, Ron Stelgel, Sheldon Wecker, Steve Plavnlch, Billy Mandell, Leslie Sandler, Blllle Fielder, Jeff Flaschen, Dsnnis Germansky, SaraGriner, Sandra Harris, Sue Landy, Gail Martin, Sharon Teschendorf , Jay Waldman, Arlene Zelenka , Stevie Schwartz. 108 The agle oil. lo i;cl llu- |):i|Ki oiil on tiiin. ' . Sports Sf in if« «i ' 55 Fused in the loves of all students either as spectators or participants, are the interscholastic sports activities of the school. The various teams brought honors and acclaim to the school especially the basketball team which brought Oak Park its first basketball crown in the school ' s history. But the success of a contest is ineasured by a greater scale than that shown in the win-lost record. The tremendous crowds of cheering spectators at Oak Park sports events lend credit to the school ' s newfound interest and spirit. Ill John Kestner Director of Physical Education and Athletics, Coaches James Beadle varsity football, varsity golf, JV football Richard Waite ]y football Richard Walden varsity wrestling William Blackburn J football Garland Joyce varsity baseball Norman Krawc ack varsity football Paul Rind varsity li.iskctliall. varsilv track 112 ]-r Front row: Ralph Mayers, Larry Rich, Steve Lavine, Al Midlan, Joe Kuper- shmid. Bob Farber, Jim Friedman. Back row: Randy Bell, John Dalby, Rick Goldberg, Rick Rubin. __, ■ ' ' my.F Sitting: Al Marshal, (captain) , Jody VVeiner, Jerry Kanarck, Al Midlan. Jerry Bidlofsky, Murray Goldciibcrg, Hob Fail)er. Don Goldstein (cap- tain), Row 2: Harry Collnnn, Randy Bell, Ralph Mayers, Steve Pati- towski. Bob Drazin, Steve Rcsnick, Mike Kaplan, Jules Littman, Row 3: Coach Richard Waitl, Mart.y Keretsky, Bruce Lozar, Steve Lavine, Don Krinsky, John Dalby, Joe Kupershmid, Ricky Rubin, Mike Fried, Elliot Feldman, Larrv Rich! Steve Krausc, Coach ' ilIiam Blackwell. 113 GOING GOING 114 ll;illl);i(k Ron k.n:is (iidiiii; liic light end lor a hrilliaiU :U) yard ii,Ain. Blocking i ' .i K ' Jii is li dii end Al Ruby (No. 8()) . Coaches, [amcs Beadle and Norman Krawc ack iiKipj iiii; out strategy lor the Varsity 11 . GONE ! Football There were two bright s|)ots during the I9()0 season — the Cl;nvson game and the homecoming game against Madison. In hoth of tliese cnconnters, the Redskin eleven disphncd a strong desire to acliie e lrtory. and they were not denied. There were several factors that conlril)iitcd to onr de- feats, the most noteworthy being tlic loss of several key plavcrs at the be- ginning of the season, and the lack of ex|)ericiucd reserves. In IWI, we should sec belter things for Oak Park football. .Several letlcrmen are retinn- ing and there will be hell) f ' om the freshmen s(|na l. . lso the fact that lOfil will offiriallv be the first vear that Oak Park football will connl in the conference, making ns eligible for the championship, will instill a greater desire for victory. Xoteworthy among the departing seniors are backs Paid Mason. Rill Trobongh, and captain Lowell Bhnn- berg. The linemen include Captains Rob DiPonio and I.arrv [ackson, ,Sicve Carpman and Howard I.efton. Junior Ron Karias was voted the most valu- able player by his teammates. Liul Al Ruby caliliuiL; .i IJ.i Ironi qu.u Ili iMck Lowell Blumbeig. and racing 15 yards for a first down against Madison. jlS yt ;ijr f -T- — ' l B - ' h ' i ' i J ' ■ Members of this years tootball team Row 1 Mike Schlussel (mgr.) , Clark McCaw, Wayne Yashinsky, Sandy Choretsky, Russ Carle, Howard Lefton, Art Pereira, Barry Rubin, Russ Bucci, Al Archaki. 2nd. Row Ron Karas, Marshall Shencopp, Dave Fitlow, Joe Scherr, Dave Helfmon, Lowell Blumberg, Bob DiPonio, Nick Prentis, Dave Rice, Coach Norman Krawczack. 3rd. Row Coach James Beadle, jerry Newmark, Mike Rapjxiport, Dennis Prentis, Bob Pearl, Larry Jackson, Bill Trobaugh, Steve Carpman, Bob Bro vn, Al Ruby, Henry Sillman. Haltback Bill Trobaugh bLusting thiough a hole in the Madison line, on his way for a touchdown. Opening the hole were Barry Rubin, Bob DiPonio, and Howard Lefton. 116 Quarterback-Lowell Blumberg Tackle— Steve Caipman Tackle— Larry Jackson Halfback-Bill Trobaugh Guard— Howard Lefton Center-Bob Di Ponio Tackle-Henry Sillman 117 LACK OF EXPERIENCE HURTS MATMEN Lack of experience was the main reason for Oak Park ' s poor showing this season. Many experienced wrestlers left because of graduation, after school jobs, or various other reasons. Coach Dick Walden was forced to rely mainly on inexperienced sophomores and juniors. The few experienced men this year were plagued by injuries to further Coach Walden ' s troubles. Next year, though, things look brighter for our matmen, as almost the whole team will be returning. Back row. (left-right) Arthur Rothenberg. Peter Bodher. Joel Morganroth. Marvin Nichols, David Helfman, William Wichman, Barr)- Rubin. Dennis Taisch, Richard Schillinger, Ronald Peltz. Front row, (left-right) Michael Fenkel, Steve Weston, Arthur Surdu, Danny Berch, Marshall Schafer, Steve Gertz, Don Ross. 118 Team picture Front Row: Paul Yelensky. Steve Dressier. Steve Rariies, Mike Brooks. Rack Row: Leoa Meyers, Kiigene Stevelberg, Leonard Schwartz, Coach Haroney, .Man Harris. Del Rrickser. Lack of Experience Hurts Harriers The Oak Park Cross Country team ended the 1960 season with a 1-4 won lost record. The Oak Park Harriers have improved over last year. Coach Vincent Haroney said that the prospects for the coming year are very good, since the team is just losing t «o seniors. Four lettermen are coming hack next vear. Cross Countrv Records Lutheran AVest 23 Oak Park 32 Clarenccville .SO Oak Park 2:5 Lutheran West 27 Oak Park 28 Thurston Ifi Oak Park 34 Oakland Countv Mcct-Pl iced 10th out of 1.-. schools at Oiikland Coimtv Meet at :dlcd Lake. Coach Haioncv Connr.ituhites Steve Dressier for his fine riui. 119 ' 61 season gets undenvay. Oak I ' ark High School ' arsity Basketball reached a new plateau this year. The Redskins ' squad not only won its first Oakland B trophy bv sharing the title, but had its most successful season as yet witl II wins against 5 losses. The determined squad had a 3 and 2 league ' record before thev turned on the gas. They were not defeated again until Fitzgerald upset them 48-47. In this string of victories, there were important wins over such teams as Co- Champion Avondale, second place Troy, and stubborn Lake Orion. The team this year was led bv all conference seniors. Captain Steve Dressier, Steve Carpman, Dave Pink, and Di: e Stewart. Robliie Goldenberg and Dennis Pink also were starters and added great strength to the winning games. Gary C.utterman and A Rubv added fine bench strength. Balanced scoring was the key to success as Dressier, Carpman, Goldenberg, Pink, and Stewart all averaged in double figures — a distinction held bv few teams. Carpman, Goldenberg, and Pink also formed the strongest rebounding triangle in the league. Coach Paul Bovd feels this vcar was a success and is looking forivard to next year ' s team with great o)nimism, for if things go right. Oak Park shoidd remain in power in the Oakland B and in this area. Oak Park 50 Oak Park 70 Oak Park 41 Oak Park 56 Oak Park 49 Oak Park 42 Oak Park 61 Oak Park 58 Oak Park 80 Oak Park 62 Oak Park 63 Oak Park 73 Oak Park 47 Oak Park 63 Oak Park 49 Bloom field Hills 57 Clawson 42 Lake Orion 38 Troy 53 Avondale 51 Fitzgerald 44 Madison 37 Thurston 62 Lake Orion 53 Clawson 45 Trov 53 .Avondale 69 Fitzgerald 48 Madison 40 Bloomfield Hills 46 OAK PARK TIES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP This years basketball squad: First Row (left to right): Gary Gullcrman. Dennis Pink, Steve Dressier, Lowell Blumberg, Dave Pink, .Second Row (left to right) : Robbie Goldenb erg. Bob Brown, Steve Carpman, Dave Stewart, Dan Yamshon, Coach Paul Boyd. 120 m l f Ti l 3 iBIH 1 1 ifl 1 LI xvaH! 11 iSS Hi ■ Steve Carpman, one of Oak Park ' s strongest rebounders. sweeps the boards. Dave Pink jumps for two points against Bloomfiekl Hills. I);nc Stcuarl pops a long one as Robbie Goldcnberg and Garv Cullcrman prepare to fight for po.sition. 121 rurivaiil Dave Pink Robbie Goldenberg ' s excellent re- bounding, as pictured here, was a strong point for the redskins this year. ■i-i Forward Steve Carpm Center Bob Brown Forward Garv Gutterman Guard Lowell Blumberg Captain Steve Dressier 122 Guard Dave Stewart CAGERS PLAN FOR FUTURE Back row (left-right) Michael Pienain, Marshall Schencoff, Allan Ruby, Michael Rappaport, Charles Lefton, Mark Zachs, Coach James Beadle. Front row (left-right) Daxid Lasser, Barry Brummer, Mark Biederman. Allan Harris, Sam Lieter, Sheldon Shebowich. The Junior Varsity finished with a 10-6 record, second best in Oak Park history. While the freshman didn ' t do quite as well obtaining a 4-7 year. Both squads, however, showed great promise for the future. Mike Rappaport, Nfarshall Schencopp, and Mark Zachs led the J. V. to its successful season and should be seen with varsity uniforms next vear. The freshman, under the direction of new coach Garv AValters. showed great improvement over last year ' s .squad. Back row (left-right) Dan Roclunan. Steve l.cxini ' . Ralph Mavcrs. Barvv .Sawyer, Mike Kricd. Front row dcfl riglil) Frxing Ukui. Don C.oMslriu, [obn Dalliy, Chuck Berk, Richard W ' agcnbclui, (not sIidwm) Michael Shanilcv and Coach Garv Walters. 123 Team picture Kneelinsr: Sheldon Chase, Bill Handleman, Stuart Sharon. Bob Green. Standing: Mark Barron, Bob Friedman, Dan Yamshon, Barry Graf, John O ' iSrallev. Netters slam to a 7-2 record Coach John Kouzoujian ' s tennis team had an excellent season, winning 7 out of 9 matches. The reason they had a good season was liecanse the team was composed of juniors, which are all returning this coming season. Mark Barron lollows throiioh after his serve 124 Oak Park Cindermen Falter J te e Reed launches a successful broad jiuiip. ' r. Varsity Siiotpiittcr Barry Riil)iii hurls the hot in practice. Joe Scherr clears the bar at 5 feet. 125 ¥■ . MM. WW K m k t jSm. Wsm I, I ' V w ' m _ i - ■ mm ' i ,-■ f B CANDID SPORTS Playball Team picture: Kntclinj : Henry Sillman (ni,L;i.;, |ocl Hunger, Bill Wichman, Al Balfour, Art Pereira, Clark McCaw, Doug Oppenheim, Lowell Blumberg, IMike Gutterman, Dick Krinsky, Hanley Eleis, BACK ROW: Coach Bud Joyce, Leonard Fedon, Al Gussin, Shel Kaye, Jeff Modven, Harry Newman, Garry Gutterman, Steve ' Wolf, Jim Meyers, Coach Gary Walters. Jlaiici CI, Ilk MtC.av awaits the pitch W • ■ ■ ■ Pitcher Al Baltour dcii cvs. Intentlv watching the game are: Coach Joyce, Hanley Elias and Clark AlcCaw. Oak Parkers Grab 2ND Spot in baseball-Oakland ' B !f Coacli Bud Joyce discusses some ph.i.-,L ul the game with Gary Gutterman. 129 GOLFERS HIT .500 Some of the players of this years golf team: Roger Morenz, Mickey Berger, James Beadle, Paul Mason, Gary Hearst. This year ' s golf team had a fairly successful season, winning half of its matches. The team was composed entirely of underclassmen, so prospects for next year look bright. Some of the returning letterraen are Seniors Roger Morenc and Paul Mason, and junior Russ Bucci. ' f-. . .-Kj: Paul Mason hits the ball with ease for a booming drive. Gary Hurst waits for his ball to go into the hole. 130 Cross Country Team picture Front Row: Paul Yelensky. Steve Dressier, Steve Barnes, Mike T rooks. Back k(nv: Leon Meyers, Eugene Stevelberg, Leonard Schwartz, Coach Haroney, Alan Harris. Del Brickser. The Oak Park Cross Country team ended the 1960 season with a 1-4 won lost record. The Oak Park Harriers have improved over last year. Coach ' incent Haroney said that the prospects for the coming year are very good, since the team is just losing two seniors. Four lettermen are coming back next year. Cross Coimtry Records Lutheran West 23 Oak Park 32 Clarenceville 30 Oak Park 2.5 Lutheran West 27 Oak Park 28 Thurston Ifi Oak Park 34 Oakland County Meet-Placed 10th out of 1,5 schools at Oakland County feet at Walled Lake. Steve Dressier Advertising COMPLIMENTS OAK MANOR KOSHER CATERING OAK PARK SHOE REPAIR Orthopedic Work CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS linAar iUa Zipper Service OF THE unaer rne Supervision of Vaad Horabonim Skates Sharpened Shoe Care DAVE ' S PARTY SNACK SHACK Res. Lincoln 8-5863 Accessories LEWIS CLINIC Mr. and Mrs. Hersltovie Li. 3-6265 10600 W. 9 Mile 22175 Coolidge 22151 Collidge Oak Park Oak Park 37, Mich. At 9 Mile Road MUMFORD MUSIC 22104 Coolidge Oak Park Center LI. 3-6600 18025 Wyoming Detroit UN. 2-2666 Headquarters for: Popular Records All Latest Albums Stereo Records Hi-Fi Equipment Remember — Discounts On All L. P. ' s Tue. Sat. 9 To 5 Wed., Thurs. Fri. 9 to 5 COMPLIMENTS of DETROIT OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. KLIP KURL BEAUTY BETTER OFFICES FOR BETTER BUSINESS 8501 Linwood Avenue SALON Detroit 6, Michigan Tyler 5-1870 HAIR STYLISTS II 751 BROADSTREET WO. 1 -0 1 1 9 DETROIT, MICH. RADOM TAILORS COMPLIMENTS 8440 W. 9 Mile Road Clothiers-Cleaners LI. 8-1155 TUXEDO RENTALS OF OAK PARK, MICH. Expert Alterations on Ladles ' Men ' s Clothes A LI. 7-151 1 22155 Coolidge FRIEND 134 I IF YOU ARE GOING ON TO COLLEGE YOU NEED THESE FOLDERS You will find these folders helpful in planning the financial part of your college career. The Plan folder tells how NBD loans money for college expenses with up to six years to repay in monthly instalments. Check List is a handy form for listing personal expenses so often overlooked when preparing a college budget. Typical costs are shown as a guide for figuring your own. Both or either folder will be mailed on request. write COLLEGE PLAN NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT Detroit 32, Michigan Children ' s Hair Cuts-Our Specialty RUDI ' S BARBER SHOP 13805 W. Nine Mile Road Li. 5-9446 CONGRATULATIONS RUDI LEISER OAK PARK, MICH. TO THE CLASS OF 1961 OAK PARK LANES NINE MILE AND COOLIDGE LIBERMAN ' S HOUSE OF PANCAKES • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Snacks 13821 W. 9 Mile Rd. Li. 8-ill 135 AMERICA ' S SHOWPLACE DICK LURIE FORD 24750 GREENFIELD RD. AT TEN MILE OAK PARK, MICHIGAN JO. 6-3806 LI. 8-0800 1 Carry-out Service GARDIN ' S MARKET ■ Good Luck Compliments of LI. 7-4663 Full Line Fruit- HOA KOW INN Groceries From BEN FRANKLIN Specializing in Vegetables SMALL FRY SHOP 5 10 Cantonese Food We Deliver 23077 Coolidge School Supplies Daniel Woo 13915 9 Mile Open 13715 9 Mile Road 7 Days LI. 8-5233 «, p ; Oak Park 23067 Coolidge MOORE CLEANERS Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of 26039 Coolidge FRANCHI ' S PIZZERIA TO THE SENIORS LI. 6-0649 RUSSELL, 26001 Coolidge KATZ ' S DELICATESSEN Archie Moore HAIRDRESSER At lOj Mile Road Alterations, Carry out and 13731 NINE MILE Cleaning, Pressing. LI. 3-1134 Free Delivery LI. 7-4330 136 1 WALSH STUDENTS SPECIALIZE in the study of Accountancy and Finan- cial Administration to move forward in business. Study at Walsh where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and successful business proprietors have studied for the past thirty-nine years. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1961. Day, Evening or Sat- urday classes will begin September 11, 1961. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. Walsh Institute v Accountancy A Non-Proflt Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 Madison Avenue, Detroit 26, Mich. Telephone WO 1-5136 TO THE STUDENT BODY COHEN AND SON Compliments of We sincerely hope Good Lucl To All Blaine Sanitary IRVING CLEANERS you will carry on The Graduates Market AND FURRIERS the traditions which of 1961 Kosher Meat and we have helped to Specializing in from Poultry Wedding Gowns establish. 26035 Coolidge 22041 Coolidge SENIOR CLASS MR. MRS. HARRY LI. 7-4121 LI. 8-8208 ' 61 MAYERS AND FAMILY Congratulations and Best Wishes THE OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT ASSOCIATION 137 Phofographic PORTRAITS by CRAINE Official School Photographer 19456 Livernois, Detroit, Michigan DEARBORN FLINT 138 PATRONS MR. MRS. GERALD BRODY RICHARD R. COLBY ASSOCIATES MARY DURAK BEAUTY SALON FUTURE TEACHER ' S CLUB MR. MRS. MARSHALL N. LEFCOURT FAMILY MR. MRS. HENRY LITTMAN MARTIN ' S SHOES MR. MRS. ROBERT H. NAFTALY MR. MRS. JACOB NOSANCHUK OAK RIDGE MARKET MR. MRS. FRANK OLINICK PETERS SHOE STORE REPAIR MR. MRS. IRVING RASKIN FAMILY ROBERTS SHOES BETTE ROBBINS HAIR FASHIONS SINGER ' S MARKET DR. MRS. SEYMOUR C. SMELSEY FAMILY MR. MRS. SOL ZIMMERMAN DR. MRS. GILBERT ROTH SONS 139 Compllmen-l-s of FINN CLEANERS 8500 W. 9 Mile Oak Park, Michigan Congratulations HAMMERSTEIN DRUGS Oak Park ' s Leading Drug Store We Deliver LI. 7-0380 GIBBS AUTO PARTS, INC. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1961 10626 West 9 Mile Oak Park, Michigan FAVA MUSIC STUDIOS NORTHLAND SHOPPING CENTER Elgin 6-2353 Kenwood 8-0380 B-F 6 NORTHLAND CENTER, SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP AND WAYNE UNIVERSITY • Beginner Advanced Music Lessons On All Instruments • A Distinguished Faculty Professionally Active • Vocal Orchestra Coaching • Instruments Furnished • Sheet Music Instrument Books MICHELE ' S O ' SOLE MIO Restaurant and Pizzeria 13631 W. Nine Mile Carry Out LI. 6-8200 Custom Photography KEITH-PHOTOGRAPHERS LI. 8-6900 10750 W. 9 Mile Oak Park, Michigan OAK PARK FLOOR COVERINGS Carpefs-Rugs- Llnoleum 25941 Coolidge Lincoln 2-6628 Oak Park, Michigan Zory Sarkisran BIL-MAR CLEANERS AND TAILORING 24709 Coolidge Hv y. LI. 1-0556 Oak Park, Michigan Compliments of the Staff of the Oak Park PUBLIC LIBRARY Pet and Garden Supplies Bike and Mower Repair TARGET SALES SERVICE LI. 5-2717 8100-8104 W. 9 Mile Oak Park 37, Mich. EFROS PHARMACY J. Efros Prescriptions Our Specialty We Deliver Call Lincoln 4-3245 10800 W. Nine Mile Oak Park, Michigan Good Luck From . . . LOBER ' S BAR-B-9 PIZZA 10770 W. 9 Mile Oak Park LI. 7-4414 133 It ' s Been A Busy Year mKu .: il 141 COMPLIMENTS OF RCA WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION 21830 GREENFIELD OAK PARK, MICHIGAN LI. 8-3575 142 T H I S B O O K B E O N G T Qa 144