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

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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

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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

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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