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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1962 volume:

WE WILL WORK The Yearbook Staff OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL Presents The Table of Contents FACULTY 3 UNDERCLASS 22 FRESHMEN 23 SOPHOMORES ... .34 JUNIORS 43 SENIORS 52 ACTIVITIES 78 CLUBS 92 SPORTS 106 ADVERTISING 127 SENIOR INDEX . . . 136 GENERAL INDEX. . 142 FACULTY The administration and faculty form the foundation of the school unit. Upon their shoulders rests die great task of stimulating the students with the desire to learn, and offering them the trained leadership which must guide them througiiout their high school edu- cation. They are trusted by the community to develop this ceaseless process, and to prepare each student lor continuing this life-long project. Left to right: Dr. James N. Pepper, Supertntendait of Schools, Mr. Clifford May, Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Edmn Crandall, Curriculum Coordinator, Dr. Lawrence ' alade. Assistant Superintendent in charge of Administration. Administration Oak Park ' s Board of Education, composed of lay citizens, sets the policy throughout the school system. Another of its more important functions is providing adequate funds for maintaining school operations. The school board is the citi- zens ' link to the education of their children, and all meetings are open to the public. The Superintendent of Schools carries out the policies es- tablished by the board and oversees the general activities of the school district. To help him with die great amount of work which the job entails, die superintendent has three administra- tive assistants; a business manager, a curriculum co-ordinator and an assistant supervisor. Left to right- back: Dr. James N. Pepper, Dr. Arthur Parkllan, Dr. Lawrence Valade, Mr. Gordon Pitcher, Mr. Gerson Lacoff. Frorik Mrs. Marjorie Sand- ler, Mr. Leland Smith, Dr. Herbert Warren, Dr. Morris Weiss, Mrs. Sdma Shargd. Here in Oak Park, the Board of Education, the Ad- ministration and the Facnhy have phmned a school program that serves both the individual needs of every boy and every girl and the complex needs of the country. Throughout the land there is increased awareness of an urgent need to provide youth with an education that liberates the mind from ignorance and provides them with wholesome American phil- osophy of life and with the common knowledges and. skills every person should have, no matter what his vocation mav be. In our schools, the student is no mere receptacle wherein information can be stored. At every level he is expected to be an active learner, growing in his ability to think clearly and independ- endy and to act honesdy and sincerely. These are es- sential to educate for freedom and contribute to per- sonal satisfaction and social usefulness. C tU vuM. u -jV-o Dr. Arthur Matthews was principal at Royal Oak Kimball High before becoming principal at Oak Park last year. He attended Harvard University, Tufts University, and Wayne State University. He holds the A.B., M.Ed., and E.D.D. degrees. Working As Unit DR. ARTHUR MATTHEWS The principal and assistant principal are responsible for the smooth and efficient operation of the school. They make the rules for the school in accordance with school board rec- ommendations, and theirs is the final decision on all school projects and functions. The many contacts that we have with these people are actually only a small part of the total activ- ity that goes on in the main office. Congratulations Seniors. It has been a vers ' plea- sant experience working with such a cooperative and energetic group as the Class of 1962. I am certain your past actions and achievement will serve as a mod- el In providing a continuous flow of successful ex- periences in the future. iL-n y 3 - VtrT-t X t,. ' t Mr. John Kouzoujian, assistant principal, taught classical literature at Oak Park before assuming his present post last vear. Graduated from Eastern Michi- gan University and Wayne State University, he holds the B.S. and M.Ed, degrees. MR. JOHN KOUZOUJIAN GEORGE A. GRISDALE Eastern Mich. U., U. of Mich. B.B.A., M.A. RAY N. RENBARGER Western Mich. U., Wayne State U. B.A., M.E. IDA ENKEL Eastern Mich. U., M.A. U. of Mich. Counselors Our Guides THe many duties of the Oak Park counselors include parent conferences, four year programs, aptitude tests, college and vocational guidance. The counselor also meets with each student at least once a year for scheduling. Through these contacts with the student and by making use of the materials available to him, the counselor is in an excellent position to advise on matters concerning grades, college and career. Also, the counselor is always ready to discuss any personal problems with the smdent. In addition to specialized counseling training, each counselor has had class- room experien ce, and therefore can make competent decisions and offer con- structive criticism and suggestions. The counselor ' s office is not means to be a setting for a melodramatic crying session, rather, the one place where he parents, smdent and counselor can meet for a serious discussion of present activities and future plans. HARRY WEBERMAN Wayne State U. B.A., M.A. RICHARD WALTER WAITE Ohio State U., Indiana.U. B.S., M.S. JAMES DERMODY U. of Wash., U. of Mich. B.A., M.A. HARRY JACOB WENZEL TuftsU., U. ofMich. B.A., M.A. ROBERT JACKSON Eastern Mich. U., U. of Mich. B.S., M.A. ROBERT CARL WURDOCK Alma College, Mich. State U. A.B., M.A. Communication of Ideas Thtx)ugh English The English teachers, composing our largest department, represent many facts of our language; from elementary grammar to advanced composition, from journalism to classical literature, from the drama club to the debate team. The stu- dent is first given a thorough back- ground in fundamental grammar and with this basis can progress in- to fields of his greatest interest. DOUGLAS E. SMITH U. of Wyoming, Wayne State U. A.B., M.A. A NEWHOUSE ROSENBAUM InsL of Tech. As a supplement to required reading, our school possesses a fine library containing many books, and staffed with four librarians who are always willing to help the students use any facilities and reading mat- ter. The librarians and teachers work together, in order to supply an adequate amount of information for the greatest number of students. JOSEPH L GILLIGAN Mich. State U. B.A. HELEN GILLESPIE Wheaton. IL., Wayne State U. A.B.,M.A. AARON SCHMALBERG HELEN MACIAG New York U. Wayne State U. B.A., M.S.LS., M.S. B.A. BEATRICE T. KATY SYDELLE M. KATZER Wayne State U. U. of Mich. M.A. B.A CONSTANCE YOUNG Columbia U. M.A. FLOYD A. ALLEN, JR. U. of Mich. B.A.,M.A. LLOYD RODNICK Wayne State U. B.A. JOAN ellet: Clavln Colle, B.A. H C r N V. A N PrfpSrqtion For Math The Language Mathematics, the exact science, is becom- ing more and more important as science and knowledge progress. Knowledge of math, often called the language of science, must be developed for understanding new and fascinating discoveries. In keeping with the times. Oak Park ' s math department has turned to a modern teaching method developed at the Univer- sity of Illinois, by Dr. Max Beberman and Dr. Herbert Vaughn. This method, which stresses the student ' s own thinking, is also being introduced at Oak Park ' s junior high schools, in a program designed at the Uni- versity of Maryland. JAMES S. BEADLE Western Micli. U., U. of Mich. B.S.,A.M. ERNEST W. VALUTIS Wayne State U. B.S. NORBERT JOHN ANTOSIAK Western Micii. U., Wayne State U. B.S., A.B., M.A. ARTHUR E. BOUSU Mich. College of Mining B.S., M.S. KATE T. RANKIN New York U., Wayne State U. B.A, M.A. 12 of Science - 310 RICHARD CARL HABERMAS Wayne State U. B.S. KENNETH D. CONLEY Eastern Mich, U., U. of Mich. B.S.,M.S. ROBERT J, MATEN Eastern Mich. U., Wayne State U. B.S., M.A. JOSEPH VIDITCH Wayne State U., U. of Mich. A.B.,A.M. MARYLOUISE McDAID Wis. State College B.S. SHARON BERG Wayne St e U. B.A. 13 Science Spells Progress With today ' s rapid scientific progress, the Oak Park science department has felt the need for expansion and further development. All experts in their par- ticular fields, the teachers combine friendliness and cooperation with serious instruction to form a good atmosphere for study. In addition to teaching the scientific method of observation and experimentation, they have the difficult job of conveying intricate and complex principles to the students. They dem- onstrate important basic ideas with advanced technical devices, and in labora- tory work the students actually see what they are studying. CARL JOHN KAMPMUELLER Eastern Micli. U., U. of Mich. B.A., M.A. WIIMA W. POTRUDE Wayne State U. A.B., M.A. STANLEY V. DEUDOW Wayne State U., U. of Illinois B.E., M.S. EDWARD AMREIN M.LT. S.B. J. RUSSELL ROE Wayne State U., Eastern Mich. U. A.B., M.A. CHARLES KEPLEY Wayne State U., Indiana U. B.S. 14 LAURA ELKINS Eastern Mich. U., U. of Mich. M.A. LAWRENCE CLAUDE PERRY Mich. State U. B.A., M.A. JEAN MICHAEL Wayne State U. B.A., M.E., M.A. Languages Promote Understanding In our complex and expanding world, communication with people of other nations, and understanding their cultures and ideas, becomes increasingly valuable. In Oak Park ' s lang- uage classes, while learning to read and write a language, the students become acquainted with that country ' s customs and traditions, be it ancient Rome or modern France. The language teacher has the unique problem of intro- ducing a subject to the students, who are, in most cases, completely unfamiliar. The teacher must use many different kinds of teaching methods to present the subject matter effec- tively. As an aid to the teachers, the high school has a mod- ern language laboratory, equipped with individual booths, recording devices, earphones, and microphones. This allows the instructor to work individually with each student. LUCILE CORTRIGHT New York U. B.A. GEORGE GIANNETTI Wavne State U. M.A. ROBERT EUGENE TITUS Wayne State U. A.B., M.A. 15 CHARLES WENDELL PECKE Alabama State Teachers College B.S., M.E. They Teach ORPHA A ROITEY WajTie State U. B.C ' .S., M.E. BLLL BLACKWELL Western Mich. U. B.S. NELAND S. KLONEL Salem State Teachers College, U. of Fla. B.S., NLEd. The Business of Business EDNA SALLY LOCKMAN N.Y. State U. B.S. MARIE JOHNS Wayne State U. B.S., AM. JEAN McNUTT U. ofColo., Mich. State U. B.S., M.A. DELMAR E. CRISP Eastern Mich. U., U. of Mich. B.S.,M.A. 16 THOMAS FRANK WURDOCK Albion College, Mich. State U. B.A., M.A. DAVID M. JACKSON Wayne State U., Arizona State B.S. HARVEY N. STERNS Wayne State U. B.S., M.E. The Cultural Aspect These two departments, art and music, provide a cultural oudet for the teenager ' s creative abilities. The teachers try to give the students some way of expressing their arti- stic interests. They also acquaint them with the history of the fine arts. The students learn to appre- ciate and understand the creations and developments of the music and art worlds. LEO DWORKIN Wayne State U., Mich. Stale U. B.A., M.E. SAR, H SMITH ' avne State V. B.A. 17 NORMAN L. KRAWCZACK Eastern Mich. U., U. of Mich. B.S., M.A. PAUL L. BOYD Bowling Green State U. B.E.,M.E. Physical Education The physical educaUon training program, as most Oak Park students certainly realize, is more than a play hour. The physical education teachers try to develop and train their pupils toward physical fitness and manual dexterity. In addition, the students learn sportsmanship and cooperation, which are of immense importance in order to take a respon- sible position in the adult world. Industrial Arts In the industrial arts program, students are given an op- portunity to develop skills and interests in vocations and hobbies, and are taught to use modern machines in a safe and serious atmosphere. LYLE H. ALBRANT Central Mich. U. B.S. JACK VAN WAGNER Eastern Mich. B.S. 18 IjOUISE seffens Eastern Mich. U., Wayne State U, B.S., M.E. PATRICIA CORNELL U. of Mich. B.S. JACK F. ZOOK Wavne State U., U. of Mich. B.S., M.E. ROBERT W. SCHRAMKE Central Mich. U. B.S. 19 ROBERT J. SWIERKOS Western Mich. U. M.A. MARTEEN K. SUNESON Eastern Mich. U. B.A., M.A. Driver Training Home Economics VIRGINIA MARTIN CONLON Alabama College, Wayne State U. B.S., M.A. SALLY TEPPERT St. Mary ' s of Notre Dame B.S. 20 These people, working intheback- ground, form an indispensable part of tfie school staff. They come in contact with more students every day than any teacher. Familiar to all the students, they are extremely im- portant in running the efficient op- eration of the school. Office Cafeteria Left to right Mrs. KatUeen Callan, Mrs. Pliyllis Cicc- helli, Mrs. Faye Lybeck, Mrs. Gertrude Perlove, Mrs. Marie Lamberger. Left to right: Bill Spangler. Richard Sweet, Mina Smith, Martha Bhmn, . lhcna Medrelac, Ruby Miller, Lillian DiPonio, Mitzi Matuscak, Agnes Gibb. Lorraine Smyk, Eleanor Heinonen. 21 UNDERCLASS The following section is devoted to the recognition of the underclass. The underclass is not merely com- posed of freshmen, sophomores and juniors. It is an organized group of people who represent the majority of school spirit and scholarly ideas. They are the ones who must take over the reigns of leader- ship at the exit of each senior class. In the eyes of many seniors, an underclassman is considered almost a nonentity, however, his position should be recognized for the importance which he plays in high school affairs. 22 Freshmen Lay A Strong Foundation The freshman class this year is the largest group ever entering Oak Park High School. They represent over one third of the total school population. For their first function they presented a dance, which was held on November 17, 1961, entided the Harvest Hop : It was enjoyed by all who attended and was a success both socially and financially. Though the freshman class is just beginning high school life, thej ' have excelled in school spirit, which is the most important factor in maintaining a success- ful class, and have laid a solid foundation for their coming high school years. Freshmen Class Officers Top: Larry Tilem-President, Hars-ey Rubin- Vice President. Bottonv Susie Weisberg- Treasurer, Jo-Anne Gendel-Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS CO K VC i: - fTO foa;.- Pam Cherin, Carol Last, Mr. Maten, Susie Weisberg, Andi Garnbdn. Second Row: Han-ey Rubin, Midcey Shapiro, Elaine Karafield, Barbara Newman, Larri, ' Gormezano. TliirJ Row: Larry Tillem, Howard lifton, Cindy Utt, Carole Cherkasky. Jo-Anne Gendd. 23 HOMEROOM C117- First Row: RitaForbes, Elayne Klurstein, Joan Fassberg, Sandy Wald. Marsha Richman, Joanne Katanick, Fred LaBelle. Second Row: Loretta BrowTi, Diane Wamick, Caryl Morrison, Harrilee Bonus, Ellen Shir- man, Marlene Verier. Viird Row: Neal Herman, Sheldon Walberg, Meyer Rohtbart Paul Dawes, Martin Morgan, Steve Goldstein, Laura Tillem. Fourth Row: Mark Zacks, Bruce Kriegel, Bruce Hillman, John Andrews, Marshall Shencopp, Nick Velch, Larrj ' Krohn. HOMEROOM B206 - First Row: Eleanor Greenbaum, Eileen I ' y, Arlene Ga- gan, Sandi Blum, Diane Rutkowski, Diane Le ' ine, Sylvia Leib. Second Row: Joshua Barle ' , Irwin Studenberg, Bob Sherman, Alan Harris, Gary Stocker, Linda Stdnberger. Third Row: Walter Lemtz, Laurie Mitchell, Hilary Mellin, Lori Berman, Dave Lasser. Fourth Row: Chuck Lefton, Marty Tuchman, Mike Rappaport, Al Ruby, Wayne Bolokofsky, Dennis Prentis. 24 HOMEROOM BllO - First Row: Gary Baker, Joe Cairo, Donna Addson, Ros anne Behrman, Barbara Newman, Carolyn Burton, Arlene Archocki, David Gaggil. Second Row: Linda Cohn, Judy Fink, Gall Beresh, Sue Albert, Arthur Cherkinsky, Mark Morganroth, Adrienne Meyer. T7iird Row: Maxine Ellis, Bev Shapiro, Anne Trobaugh, Sue Aaron, Goldie Cimmer, Frederick Brabley, Sue Semanski. Fourth Row: Sheri Britchky, Doc Ballard, Bruce Holberg, Har ' ey Cohen, All Berris, Dan Pryjomski, Alan Bamett, Dennis Bens on. HOMEROOM B107 - First Row: Tern Field, Jerr ' Hertzberg, Andi Gombein, Conny Slomba, Joe Kass, Casimir Mowinske, Alartin Jaffee, Judy Fineman, Ronna Le -y. Second Row: Sue Blumenthal, Ste -e Coombe, Lawrence Tennant, Gloria Ways. Sharon Bakunou, Anna Gutmaji, Linda Gutterman, ValeZimmer lliird Row: Sy Freilich, Larr - Wagoner. Bob Sheedel, Han-ev Rubin, Ellen Schwartz, Sharlene Horwitz. Ned Aberl -. Fourth Row: Johnny DLxon, Sandford Tink, Danny Daris, Calvin Walto . Jim Finn, Bob Venefsky, Andy Houser. 25 HOMEROOM B2I3 - First Row: Sydney Green, Mary Roy, Holly Kermath, Louis Granitz, Susan Menken, Paul Graff, Bill Danbom. Second Row: Bobby Hughes, Janice Kamienay, Carole Cherkasky, Susie Coleman, Gain Weiss, Susie Faudem, Steve Blumberg. Third Row: Paul Kavieff, Gene Radzin, Larry Johnson, Maury Kroopnick, Marlin Rubin, Ilynn Bock, Judy Weitz. Fourth Row: Marlene Feiner, Jack Camhi, Leonard Zamler, Richard Dunn, David D ' agostino, Harvey Reznick, Larry Henderson. Sophomores show some of their enthusiasm at the first pep-rally . 26 Parlez-vous Fracais? HOMEROOM B210 - First Row: Lany damage, Bdl Fischel, Grace Morgan, Gwendolyn Payne, Joyce Kaminsky, Rona Shapiro, Ellen Uttin, Kathy Scharff. Second Row: Linda Lehmann, Karen Pantzer, Richard Feldman, Kalvin Engle- berg, BrriceLevine, Elaine Komfield,AlanKaminsky. Viird Row: Rickie Green- berger, Marilyn Lombus, Neal Wainstock, Alan Kessler. Robert Hoffman, Nancy Feldman, Barbara Caplan. Fourth Rwo: Carl Kerszenbaum, Bob Miller, Ron Dilorenzo, Diana Gould, Slestine Yarrelln, Le ' oid Vickers. 27 HOMEROOM Bill - First Row: Gail Foster, Cherie Linton, Judy Fish, Larry Lerman, Steven Krinsky, Alan Bednarsh, Sylvain Steinmlauf, Edward Weiner. Second Row: Sheldon Nathanson, Amie Rubin, Deanna DeUicolli, Arlene Glantz, Jackie Kozlowski, Pam Colbuin, Virginia Jones. Viird Row: Barbara Oliver, Michelle Sdick, Claudia Powell, Richard Lepsetz, Steve Lewin, Kay Lewis, Olivia Hack, Ron Lobd. Fourth Row: Bruce Reynolds, Gary Norris, Martin Rosen, Frank Barrett, Lee Mintz, Mary Chisolm, Tom McPheeters, Sam Shamie. HOMEROOM CI22 - First Row: Andi Bresler, Jennifer Wyzan, Pam Cherin, Steve Adler, Gail Ehrenberg, Larry Wolfe, Betty Magnus, Diana Delegram. Second Row: Mike Berger, Philip Kaufman, Noreen Perlove, Maryjane Patter- son, Marianne Dega, Priscilla Day, Barry Winkler, Jeff Damraur. Tliird Row: Leslie Baron, Anita Alexander, Nadine Allowilz, Terry Gladstone, Gary Bem- stdn, Beverly Bolokoskv, Robert Kass. Fourth Row: Agnes Crosby, Williarn Flagg, Martin Cook, Jim Bid, Stewart Mintz, Louis Goldsmith, Wayne Huid. 28 HOMEROOM B105 - First Row: Fred Gordon, Barbara Berch, Harold Etkin, Bill Rayle, Sue Fryman, Mdanie Farkas, Gail Zaslow, Larry Taltelbaum, Sharon Draw. Second Row: Luther HoUoway, Ten Lutren, Judi Gold, Alan Shiener, Jim Gingler, Carol Ehrlich, Wendy RoUin, Hilary Langer. Tliird Row: Kenneth Collins, Ernestiene Day, Wayne Harbin, Ronnie Smith, Phyllis Payne, Maggie Monks, Cindi Smith, Pat Kushner. Fourth Row: Carlo Kugan, John Goings, Rick Smith, Les Ravitz, Lula Jordan, Sharon Pitcher, Perr ' Pleasant, Ste ' e Genden. Four energetic Biology students seem to find the world under the microscopes a tascinating one. 29 HOMEROOM B202 - First Row: Tommy Lazarovitz, Frank Carmisino, Mar- lene Gold, Mary Sonne, Gabby Gruen, Sue Hauptman, James Hill. Second Row: Betty Jean Kelly, Leslie Lerner, Susan Soloman, Diane Greenberg, Sandy Selig- man. Lance Leitliouser, Laniy Lawson, Mickey Schiff. Viird Row: Mitchell Curtis, Fran Steinmetz, Arlene Hicks, Karen Goodman, Ilene Infeld, Geraldine Jones, Marilyn Milewski, Andrea Cowan. Fourth Row: Thomas Henrigues, Mark Muller, Gary Wolin, Benjamin Davis, Sharon Freshman, Barry Ru bin, Richard Powals. HOMEROOM C118 - First Row: Yale Falick, Arthur Rott, Micky Gold, Sm Schram, Carol Shack, Dennis Yashinsky, Marshall Fealk. Second Row: Mark Silver, Sharon Goldman Cindy Rouser, Susan Blavin, Nancy Schredell, Sandy Sulkin, Steven Gross. Tliird Row: Howard Klifton, Esther Rosenthal, Cheryl Karas, Mari-Jane Ronson, Joyce Berg, Albert Jackson. Fourth Row: Issac Radzinski, Vivian Jordan, Kenny Emery, Eula Jordan, Rona Lieberman, Nancv Pasman, Terre Sweet. 30 I HOMEROOM CI 15 - First Row: Jane Mackd, Linda Krugel, Lois Nelson, Joan Friedman, Eveiyn Grassman, Narman Stein, Julie Staub, Carla Weltman. Second Row: Garland McConnell, Barry LaKritz, Marvin Shulman, Mike Williams, Gilda Listopad, JoAnne Gendel, Lauren Posner. Third Row: Alice McGregor, Ftiillip Lieberman, Frank Rutale, Jim Simonelli, Elliot Rang, David Klienberg, Kathy Alexander. Fourth Row: Mitchel Lefcourt, Smart Weston, Pat Langnau, Gary Bucci, Gary Millman, Jacqueline McClammy, Marsha Greenberg, Mike Spear. I HOMEROOM cm - First Row: Sue Regan, Andrea Hack, Evaann Simon, Barbara Farber, Carol Last, Judy Norris, Denise Greengood, Betty Davis. Second Row: Linda Weiss, Rozie Gray, Sandi Young. Fred Ottresch, Shirley McGriff, Gwendolyn Stokes, Josie Pickens. Tliird Row: Ben Van Dyke, Gordon Sharpe, Ken Parker, Carol Goldman. Marie Seiderman, Larry Shargel. Fourth Row: Dane Harwood, Sam Shusterman, Neil Krentzin, Mike Wolok, Abe Kagan. Jay Siefman. 31 HOMEROOM C120 - First Row: Ellena Lee, Helen Oldham, Judy Schumann, Karen Friedman, Jeff Tapper, Joseph Guerrieri Jr., Sandi Zucker, Dave Base- man, Micky Shapiro. Second Row: James Ohver, Beverly Tyner, Joel Schul- dinger, Regina Zawierucha, Ricky Sands, Sammy Praw, Allen Feld. fliird Row: Fran Malinoti, Rudi Sahl, Patti Dwyer, Barbara Siein, Louis Lan, Barbara Fields, Rebecca Rovin, Linda Balberman. Fourth Row: Michael Wartell, Michael Pa Tie, Alvin Mayes, Mike Markowitz, Steve Katz, Dennis Miller, Michelle Wein- berger, Joyce Ackner. HOMEROOM B 208 - First Row: Paul Reynolds. Franklin Taylor, . nn W ' ein- trob, Lois Gorman. Garla ' ;Jdrop, Rosie Schiffman. Roberta Schell, , nnis Tliomas, Juanita Simms. Scroiid Row: Paul Weiss, Henry Fidler, .-Man Wagman, Larry Guormezano, Maria Showe, Aikki Trebuck. Viird Row: Janie Keith, Debbie Jacob, Sandi Biamim, Carl Woods. Joel Schwartz, Bab Rosenberg, Larr - Warren. Fourth Row: Barney Slobin, Jimmy -Andrews, Abe Berman, Jack Schatck- amer, Teddv Sontag, Stanley Schumer, Dave Galdwell, Kay Schwarzberg. 32 HOMEROOM B209 - First Row: Rachel Ziskind, Clifford Levin, Dennis Zaron, Herb Silver, Martin Gold, Sandy Nevinski, Donnie Klein. Second Row: Sue Wdsberg, Cindy litt, Elaine Barton, Diane Solomon, Natalynn Sears, Howard Fink. Third Row: Judy Landman, Md Gordon, George Bolvari, Larry Levin, Sharon Fine, Sheila Bihary. Fourth Row: Leonard Cushingberry, Larry Bennett, Larry Tillem, Bill Gminer, Mark Altus, Joan PalanL I Ron, Mel, Merrill, Bob and Ron all seem to be enjoying themselves at the Senior Eashback Dance. 33 Sophomores Play Their Part A good reason why the underclass has enjoyed such a successful year was due to the class of 1964. The sophomores have been active in most school activities and their presence was always noticed in the student council and other school clubs. Some sophomores played their part in most athletic teams, with some gaining post-season honors. Their toboggan party in January was thoroughly enjoyed by all and their February dance was also a huge success. While only in their second year of high school, the class of ' 64 has laid an excellent foundation for their junior and senior years and should continue to be a strong nucleus of our school. Sophuniores CUusS Officers-Tup: John Dalby-President, Ron Taylor- Vice President. Bultom: Ma. ine Berm an- Treasurer, Frieda Minc-Secretarj-. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL - First Row: Paula Kanarek, Esther Sdver, Merrilee Waterstone, Fern Mendelson, Mary Betli Stulberg, Frieda Mine, Shelley Brontman. Second Row: Mrs. Kauiimaii, John Dalby, Danny Gruber, Ron Taylor, Maxine Berman, Lynn Goyer, Steven Young, Mr. Gamache. 34 HOMEROOM BW6 - First Row: Judi Pacernack, Howie Friedman, Bruce Lazare, Bob Mogill, Barb Mitchell, Jean Lee, JefF Zelter, Debbie Guss, Barb Fddstein. Second Row: Lynne Katcher, Robert Jones, Amos Ridley, Joyce Byrd, Fran Ezrach, Merrillee Waterstone, Sharon Dorn, Stephanie Morgan. Tliird Row: Alan Mindlin, Karen Yagoda, Jerry Bidlofsky, Larr ' Kadushin, Herb Lantor, Bob Shapiro, Marsha Temmer. Fourth Row: Mike Shaniley, Mar- garet Shustemian, Danny Rockman, Ronald Fayne, Barrs- Sawyer, Larry Shulman. HOMEROOM C109 - First Row: Irene Roberts, Ellen Katz, Howard Leshman, Linda Schwartz, Gloria Weinberg, Carol Swerdlen, Barbara Lonnee, Ady Slep- pach, Frieda Mine. Second Row: Rita Michalson, Les Schneid, Llovd Elliott, Georgette Gurin, Larry Berman, Helen Opatowski, Pauline Sloan, Marty Tomarin. ' lird Row: Marty Le X ' ine, Mike Epiiraim, Dene Sklovwe, Judy Rosengard, Sharon Gennick, Richard Wagenheim, Bob Hunt. Fourth Row: Jerry Kanarek, Howard Blauer, Avery Pitzak, Bob Spiwak, Joe Epstein, Ron Adas, Shddon Wecker. 35 The halls of O.P.H.S. are a place of much confusion. HOMEROOM B109 - First Row: Lynn Kane, ElyseGUbert, Harriet Green, Barbara Moses, Shelly Brontman, Bobbie Siegel, Debbie Winokur, Ellen Selik. Second Row: Howard Boigon, Judy Greenwald, Elaine Waxer, Unda Leber, Rosemary Johnson, Allan Marshall, Chuck Berk, Neil Colmaii. Uird Row: Darlene English, Ronnie Weinstein, Al Gornbeing, Tom Pollock, Alice Prlntz, Gayle Guoin, Rhonda Ivde. Fourth Row: Cal Lefton, Carl Oshinsky, Don Z. Ross Sam Weiss, Mickey Salter, Rick Bernhardt, Dan McNair, Mark Sirotkin . 36 HOMEROOM B112 - First Row: Diane Shack, Howard Serlin, Steve Schuster, Nancy Seldy, Pam Abney, Beverly Sharon, Judy Harris, Mary Beth Stulberg. Second Row: Andy Brasch, Barb Berlin, Danny Blank, Irene Pozen, Donna Merzin, Charles Alpert, Karen Miller. Tliird Row: Nelson Phillips, Alan Mevis, Jerr) ' Rogus, Louis McCoIilum, Ken Shwedel, Sue Alke,John Gary. Fourth Row: Nikki Weiss, Jim Friedman, Harold Oseff, Mitch Myerson, Ken Nash, Steve Resnick, Sheldon Berk. HOMEROOM B 211 - First Row: John Barrett, Cher,- Wassernian, Paula Kanarek, Jay Freud, Allen Russell, Lynn Johnson, Ester Cook, Judy Sacks. Second Row: Bonnie Momingstar, Stephanie Gordon, Gary Rochlin, Bob Clin- ton, Allen Shuster, Herschel Saks, Libbie Fox, Francine Brodzik, Tliird Row: Renee Steiner, Max Gottesman, Errol Brodzik, Larri,- Corev, Jovce Gold. S ' herr - Latzer, Wilma Zaft, Sonnie Fenster. Fourth Row: David Hauser, Mike Fried, Albert Robinson, Ralph Mayers, Greg Taicott, Harold Olshajisky, Margaret Dimcombe, Jeff Greenberg. 37 HOMEROOM B212 - First Row: Pat Graves, Paullett Delegram, Gayle Ellis, Marilyn Krentzin, Kenny Raznick, Annette Winkler, Ricky Kepes, Alan Beneson. Francine Ben. Second Row: Toby Sherberg, Adele Richter, Bonnie Flayer, Marlene Fischel, Allen Cwagenberg, Sharon Jensen, Loriaine Morgan, Rhoda Segal. Third Row: Donald Krlnsky, Debby Orloff, Tara Koosh, Carol Green, Wendy Wengrow, Shari Altman, Nancy Sarasohn, Betty Ivey. Fourth Row: Billy Mandell, Marty Kuretzky, Alfred Klein, Danny Gruber, Marc Eason, Mike Kaplan, Larry Rich, Mike Goldberg. HOMEROOM B205 - First Row: Bob Raf, Larry Ashley, Arthur Schwartz, Janet Tolchin, Sara Fingeroot, Paula Katz, Marilyn Blackman, Marc ia Werber, Shelly Fealk. Second Row: Dennis Kosofsky, Carol Cuckovich, Andy Leach, Sandy Goren, Kurt Taylor, Steve Green, Tom Petit, Sue Cohen. Tliird Row: Maxine Berman, Rick Rubin, Ricky Fishman, Lynne Wdss, Mike Levine, Rose- mary McPheeters, Ellen Rabinowitz. Fourth Row: Bill Schloner, Tom Walters, Peter Gray, Mike Tauber, Dave Gurman, Larrj ' Fidow. 38 Everyone smiles for the cameraman, at the first school dance. HOMEROOM B115 - First Row: Stanley Ravine, Alex Berman, George Stem- back, Michael Siporin, Mel Eisenberg, Joyce Lemer, Judy Passemian, Linda Hoffman. Second Row: Jackie Gilson, Sheldon Feldman, Connie Oliver, Dan Cooper, Carol Blair, Miriam Goldman, Fern Menddson, Judy Feinberg. Tliird Row: Steve Horstein, Ste -e Le ' ine, Jay Wolf, Bruce Goldman, Liz Glazier, Diane Rubenstdn, Walt HoUiday. Fourth Row: Stewart Rappaport, .Andy DiMartino, Barry Rosenfeld, Randy Bell, Eric Gordon, Fred Meircus, Sharon Berman. 39 HOMEROOM DllO-A - First Row: Mel Dr -man, Mike Fajrman, Carol Fish- man, Rona Levitan, Laura Polkinghome, Jan Cooper, Darlene Klann. .Annie Carr ' , Charlotte Sternberg. Secofid Row: Steven Young, Molly Kutnick, Leo- nard Schneider, Carol Carle, Steven Mann, Steven Politowski, Andrea Joseph, Susanne Losh. Viird Row: Howard Levy, Fannie Mae Yarrell, Jerry Shatzman, Sharon Barnes, Susan Stein, Marty Bumstein, Sandie Goldsmith. Fourth Row: Donald Chambliss, Rod Epstein, Marvin Kaminsky, Irs ' Blau, Andi Lipson, Jeff Trivax, John Dalby, Sherwin Byer. Ed Malkin gets a good stem lecture from assistant principal, John Kouzotijian. 40 HOMEROOM CI 14 - First Row: Sandy Soloway, Sue Bdsky, Haine Garelik, Renee Zuckerman, Leslie Sandler, Sue Adelberg, Arlene Noldler, Sande Dressier, Bella Feldman. Second Row: Christina Fenyes, Christine MacDonald, Eileen Weingarden, Judi Adler, Alan Young, Reggie Op penheim, Syd Becker, Suzi Fisher. Third Row: Ardele Teplitsky, Helen Rancher, Larrv Friedman, Bill Mil- stein, Joel Kupfersmid, Dave Wrubd, Sue Hatfield, Hannah Silver, Rita Moss. Fourth Row: Keith Pomeroy, Mel Shapiro, Jody Weiner, Ron Taylor, Ira Lip- son, Mark Gantz, David Smith, Charles Johnson. HOMEROOM All, . first Row: Charlene Fischel, Freddie Schrani. Mark Shopnick. Ona Greenberg, Mike Dardarian. Frances Cash, Rita Jackson, Rita Sheyer, Sandy Fcdesky. Second Row: Den W;ilach, Leslie Robinson, Brenda Stern. Can- Black. Larn- Greenberg. Martin Bordolev, Sue SclilolT, Sharon Herlzherg. ' f iird Row: Clieii Garland, . liirr - (kildenberg. Ron Kief, Ste -e Kraiise. Lynn («yer. . nita Turkin. .Marsha ' olf. fourth Row: Steven Levine, Bob Farber, Roger Tutdenian, Joel Cottingham. Kcrrv ' a]drop. Barrv Klein. ' ivian Baker. Harrv Bradlev. 41 The girls are looking for the boys, in this break between dances. HOMEROOM B104 - First Row: Warren Perlstein, Jim Nidsen, Josepli Cliase, Andy Seron, Rlioda Miller, Lydia Meyers, Cher ' n Grant, Carol Goldsmith. Secotid Row: Harvey Marks, jeanette Delegrara, Ester Silver Joy Langwald, Leonard Ross, Andi Olstdn, Buddy Sharf, Ste ' en Weston. ' Viird Row: Jules Uttman, Edidr Weiss, Mar ' Rowe, Car ' n Brodie, Sandy Cohn, SusanneDro- beck ludv Naktin. Soril Berris. Al Friday. Fourth Row: Ron Fuson, Ed Schd- linger, Robert Cushingberr. ' , Bob Drazin, Steve Leader, Goldie Zucker, Steven Gertz, Edna Bardi, Donald Goldstein. 42 Juniors Await Final Year The Junior Prom brought the activities of the Class of ' 63 to a close. The Prom was a successful and memorable event which few juniors will ever forget, and all those participating felt that it had been well worth the hours spent in planning. In addition to the Junior Prom, the class prepared and sponsored numerou s activities which would bring, along with a good time, a growth of school spirit. The spirit of Halloween was exhibited at the Witches Wobble , and a Toboggan Party offered hours of fun for all toboggan enthusiasts. Also included in their activities was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance . As a result of the student co-operation displayed throughout the year, it is evident that the Class of ' 63 will go on to enjoy a fruitful and rewarding senior year. Junior Class Officers- Top: Bruce Hillman-Vice President, Richard Feldsteiii- President. Bottonv Gena Gersten-Secretary, Sandi Blum- Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL - First Row: Mark Zacks. Joan Gutman, Toba bchmittel, Linda Steinberger, Francine Golden, Karen Schiflf, Sandra Stone, Bruce Ronald Berlin, Sandi Blum, Laura Tillem, Can ' l Mor- Hillman. Second Rou rison, Chesalon ' ickers. Third Row: Glancy, Ronna Stokes, Richard Feldsteiu. Barr ' Brummer. Gena Gersten, Miss 43 HO MFROOM B207 - Finl Row: Barbara Smelsey. Paul Velewsky, Janice Bar- nett. Toba Schmittel. Sandra Stone. Ixjnni Smith. Second Rou, Barbara dlen. Dave Hinds, Donna Goldstein. Marlene Katz, Roz Goldstein. Nancy Smith. Jerr ' Friedenbers.. 77 r Row: Ray Weiss, Kenny Zalla. Michael ictor. Danny Coren Sandy Dunn, Sandv Feuer, Ann CambeU. Fourth Row: U rk mon, Shddon Bdenson, dhesalen Vickers, Michad Pianix., Steve Plavnldc, Roger Blau. Robert W ' hite. HOMEROOM B204 - First Row: Maureen Forrest, Carol Ann Roth, Libby YafFe, Sandra Ruda, Vicki Goldman, Sharon Fridenberg, SheUah Blackman. Second Row: Unda Cross, LaDonna Crawford, Marcia Weingarden, Francine Golden, Carrie Williams, Judv Dawe. ntrd Row: Rita Polon, Irene Moses, Dennis Pink, Morton Richmar., Kem.y Berke, Mort F ' kel, Barb a Blatt M Row: Willie Jones, Steve Zinberg, Ron Barnett, Carl Poslamec, AU art Stohl. 44 Right triangles seem to cause few problems for Mr. Beadle ' s geometry class. HOMEROOM D119-b - First Row: Sharon Herman, Ken Golos, Alan Kahn, Leslee Katz, Meriam Kent, Dnda Lovelace. ' Ihird Row: Terrv Deutcti, Dennis Lynda Brodsky, Donna lovan, Joan Heifer, Linda Knopf, Karen Schiff. Second Taisch, Howard Landsman, Jerry Rosenthal, Ronnv Berlin. Dave Savage, Jerr ' Row: Dorodiy Kleczynski, Lynne Stevelberg, Gena Gersten, Chris Deering, Jaffee, Carole Debus. 45 HOMEROOM BUS - First Row: Barbi Stem, Laurie Levine, Jackie Brandt, Bobbi Katzman, Diane Taylor, Annette Brodsky, Linda Lawson, Penny Schu- mann. Secofid Row: Baiie Fielder, Gale Gross, Barbara Lynn, Elaine Rawsky, SheUy Raimi, Barbara Sill, JeEF flascher. Viird Row: Paul Lattin, Charles Robersori, Joel iviorganroth, Larry Hauptman, Allan Silvermen, JeEF Davidson. Fourth Row: Mark Biederman, Sam Letter, David Helfman, Eddie Simon, Harold Azzenberg, Jerome Feen, Barry Brummer. HOMEROOM A103 - First Row: Margo Peters, Joanie Stein, Shirley Gross- man, Eydie Rubenfaer, Joan Gutman, Dorothy Taim, Rozz Harris. Second Row: Lyle Danuloif, Jonathan Rose, Mike Fenchel, Lynn Gordon, Leslie Ferguson, Lionel Bodzin, Leonard Elliott. Third Row: Jay Waldman, Don Bolton, Richard Feldsteln, Michael Isenberg, Sheldon Shebomch, Rozzy Glasser, Joyce Morris. 46 HOMEROOM A112 - First Row: Francine Tenaglia, Rozzy Oberman, Rosa- line Jamowsky, Gale Walton, Eileen Klein, Barbara Walkaus. Second Row: Barb Clinton, Barbara DeShano, Bonnie Feinberg, Laurie Hauger, Donna Hart- man, Ronna Feiler. Third Row: Lome Kermath, Paul Kaufifman, Robert Slen- der, jerry iVlarkzon, Jess Adler, Gerry Neumark, Stan Beltzman. Fourth Row: Steve Freedman, Bob Pearl, Larry Steiner, John Sontag, Alan Benjamin, Sandy Keuretzky. Rick Fishman and Laura Polkinghorne make the jitter-bug seem easy. 47 HOMEROOM A119 -FirslRow: Shdly Fredman, Margie Smith, David Page, Larry Craft, Steven Rabinovitz, Ruthie Rott, Nanci Kahn. Second Row: Dene StoUer, Arlene Brodv, Joe Ruda, Lana Chaben, Paul Madi, Sharon Mescher. IhirdRow: Ken Holtzman, AlanSoloman, DougCovault, Evan StoUer, WilUam Mayes, Ronna Stokes, Leonard Ansteandig, Alfred Archacki. Everyone is kept quite busy in Mrs. Rosenbaum ' s English class. 48 HOMEROOM A115 - First Row: Sandy Goreeck, Margo Moss, Elaine Levitt, Doris Davis, Doris Treitman, Marilyn Tenebaum. Second Row: Steve Barnes, Mike Cottlngham, Ed Page, Darlene Coleman, Marsha Albert, Lennis Boze Tliird Row: Allen Goldsmith, Conny Van Dyke, Bnice Topy, Donna McCalley, Larry Pevos, Maureen Walsh. Fourth Row: Chuck Westrin, Jack Soloman, Richard Kasmer, James Johnson, Barry Rubin, Milton Dzodin. Everyone listens intently to Curtis Patterson and his Cupids. 49 SENIORS Four years of high school has provided the class of ' 62 with an opportunity to excell in many, varied activities. Through their experiences at Oak Park High, the seniors have gathered much knowledge which will prove helpful in their later life. As they go their separate ways, the seniors of ' 62 can look back upon their past years and be proud of their achieve- ments. 52 President Vicky Green Vice President Gary Smith Vice President Richard Zipser Secretary Linda Golden Treasurer Fern Shebowich Class Advise r Mrs. Virginia Conlon Class Advisor Mr. Thomas Wurdock 53 RU FH ABRAMS MARSHA ADLER SELENE ADLER LESLEY APPLETOX GERALD BALFOUR Seniors say Let ' s go Redskins to their victorious team at the Homecoming Pep Rally on ROBERT BANEK ILENE BARDEN MARK BARON MARCIA BARRIS SANDRA BARRON 54 JAY BARRY Friday, October 13th. i. rt BARBARA BRASCH JENNIFER BERGER RITA BERGMAN NOMI BERKE JEFFREY BLOOM DEL BRICKSER MARGARET BRONSON MICHAEL BROOKS 55 Senior Class Council- Seated: Gary Lee Smith. Linda Golden, Vicki Green, Ricky Zipser. Fern Shebowich. 2nd Row: Lynne Rosenthal, RoseAnneMeldelsohn, Beth Katz, SAUNDRA CHAPIN 56 SHELDON CHASE ROCHELLE CHERIN MILAN CHONICH PAUL COHEN J I Sally Danbom, Freddie Marion, Marsha Kahn, Pamela Epstein, Liz Weiss, Shelley Cherin. j 3rd Row: Gene Stevelburg, Robbie Goldenberg. Henrj ' Goldman, Sue Nelson, Ed Malkin Larry Rocking, Leonard Schwartz. CHERYL DANBORN MANNY DASKAL ETHEL DELISE JOANN DIPONIO JAY DISKIN 57 MARTIN EDELMAN r. Rav LahU has his government class under complete control while holding his class LINDA EDER RICHARD EDWARDS JUDITH EISMAiN WENDY ELKIN 58 ARLENE ELLIS PAMELA EPSTELN LEONARD FEDON DIAXE FEINBERG record book. JANE FELNBERG SHARON FEINGOLD CARON FELDMAN MICHAEL FELDMAN STUART FINE JEFFREY FORREST 59 ALAN FOSTER BARBARA FRIEDMAN SUSAN FRIEDMAN LAWRENCE FRUITMAN JACQUELINE GAGGI RALPH GAR.ABEDIAN A group of spirited minded seniors pause to glance at the auditorium bulletin board for DENNIS GERMANSKY LESLIE GILBERT LEONARD GLANTZ ALLAN GLASSMAN 60 ROBERT CLICK EILEEN GOLD news of coming events. HENRY GOLDMAN ELIOTT GOLD -Vr-- LINDA GOLDBERG UNDA GOLDEN ROBERT GOLDENBERG GAYLE GOODWIN BARBARA GOREN LAUREL GOREN 61 ROBERT GREEX VICKI GREEN ELYSE GUTTEXTAG o A ' ILLIAM HANDELMAX WILLIAM MARKER At the senior sponsored dance, Flashbiick , this group of people are happily SAXDRA HARRIS JOEL HAUSER CARL HERKOWITZ SHARON JACKSON ANNALYNN KAGAN 62 V MARSHA KAHN MADELEINE KALISHER supporting theirclass. JEROME KAMINSKY HOXALD KAI{AS BETH KATZ NORMA KIRZENBAUM BERNARD KIRZNER STE ' EN KISHNER CAROLE KLEIN KAREN KLEIX 63 JEFFREY LAKRITZ GEORGE LAYNE ROBERT LA E EDWARD LANSKY MARK LA ' INE Everyone is certainly busy with the perplexing problems of fourth year math, TERRY LEONARD ADELINE LEVINE DONNA LEWIS ALLEN LIEBERMAN MARILYN LINER 64 BARBARA LIPIN RALPH LIPSITZ MARIAN LITTMAN FRANK LOUIS as Mrs. Kate Pankin explains it to her students. ALLEN LO ' INGER JACQ.UELINE LUPO ' ITCH CLARK MCCAW EDWIN MALKIN MELVVN MANDELL 65 FREDRICA MARION BARBARA MAYERS SHELDON MEERON ■Mi GAIL MARTIN FRANK MARBURY JEROME MATH A group of very happy seniors, happy because school is over tor another day and ROSEANNE MENDELSOHN RON MIDDLEDITCH BARBARA MINKOW RICHARD MORGAN 66 DONALD MOSS JOEL MUST commencement jj a day closer. LINDA NATINSKY MARILYN NELSON SUSAN NELSON HARRY NEWMAN MARVIN NICHOLS NEAL NOWEND MARK PANKIN JOYCE PEARLMAN 67 d! d RONALD PELTZ ARTHUR PEREIR.A JOAN PODLECKI ALEXANDER PETERS NORMAN PLATT Miss Constance Young certainly keeps her advanced composition classes BERNARD PRAGER y M SHELDON RAKOTZ SANDRA RALPH LVNNE RA TrZ MELVIN RAZNICK 68 GLADYS REINSTEIN KENNETH RESPICKI DAVID RICE CAROL ROCHLEN LAWRENCE ROCKLXD busy with themes, impromtus, spelling. IRENE ROSENBERG BETH ROSENGARD LYNNE ROSENTHAL Hl ' GH ROSS MARTI.V ROSS.MAN 69 WILLIAM RUBEXFAER ELLEN SACHS ANDREA SCHER 1 • ARLENE RUBIN WILLIAM RUSKIN JOAN RUSSELL The Homecoming Queen, Pam Epstein, and her court, Rita Bergman and Sue Nelson, JOSEPH SCHER MICHAEL SCHLUSSEL FRANC INE SCHWARTZ LEONARD SCHWARTZ 70 SHARON SCHWEID = SALLY SELLER SHARON SERAP are driven down the footbaU field by Mr. Robert Jackson, as Stuart Sharon and Mike Schlussel look on. STUART SHARON MARGARET SHIFLET DOREEN SHIOVITZ ROBERT SIMKIN MICHAEL SMALL GARY SMITH 71 d GARY LEE SMITH FRANK SOAVE PAUL SOLOMON JANET SPECTOR HARVEY SPELKIN Senior Class Committee Cheiirman - Seated: RoseAnne Meldelsohn, Commencement Beth Katz, Homecoming, Freddie Marion, Homecoming; Pam Epstein, Senior Dances; Shelly Cherin, Homecoming. MORRIS STEFFIN EUGENE STEVELBERG DIANE STOERR MAXINE STONE RONALD STONE 72 GLENDA SWERDLEN SHARON TESCHENDORF AlVRON TINK TIN A TOLIX 1st Row: - Marty Rossman, Class Day; Don Moss, Class Day; Robbie Gkildenberg, Senior Week- end; Sue Nelson, Social; Ed Malkin, Social; Lynne Rosenthal, Senior Weekend; Gary Lee Smith. Vice President Beth Rosengard, Publicity; Liz Weiss, Senior Prom; Leonard Schwartz, Commencement. CANDIS TRUESDALE DONNA ' ALLACH LL DA WALKER BEVERLY WALTER BARNIE WARREN FREDRICK WELNER 73 Nj pitor- .  - ' iS. _ ..i_i -__.,. BONNIE WEISS ELIZABETH WEISS LOIS ' EISS KENNETH ' ELT MARILYN WOLF DAVID WOLOCK Alan Balfour, Del Brickser, Lynn Rosenthal, and Allan Classman enjoy a talk outside the snow covered school. CHARLOTTE YAMSHON WAYNE YASHINSKY GERALD ZABEL VICKI ZIMMERMAN 74 RICHARD ZIPSER ROBERTA ZUCKER SYLVIA ZYCZYNSKI Camera Shy STUART BENESON GEORGE BOLDEN THOMAS DARIS CALVliN DAY MURRAY FOREMAN ERNEST HOLLIDAY BENNY LANDMAN ANTHONY LAMARCA DAVID MCCOY MICHAEL PASSERMAN CURTIS PATTERSON WALTER RUTLEDGE RICHARD SCHILLLNGER RICHARD SELIK HARVEY SLAFKIN ALLAN SMITH LONNY VIDIS CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS SONG I Believe CLASS COLORS Ivory a nd Gold CLASS MOTTO ' It is what we do and what we think that makes us what we are. 73 ACTIVITIES CLUBS The well rounded scholastic program includes many varied, interesting, and educational, extracuricular activities. Oak Park ' s field of after school activities is as wide as one ' s imagination. The school offers a chance for singers, politicians, debaters, athletes, actors, linguists, and future doctors and teachers to develop their skills. Along with serving themselves, those who participate in the activities ser ' e their school as well. 78 o ha. mu£9y akSL £r- taK 79 Although the weather was soggy, the spirits of these Oak Park Homecoming victory over Lcike Orion and during the half-time rooters were not dampened. The watchers were rewarded with a the stands were treated to a Homecoming Parade where the queen and her court were presented. Redskins whoop it up for • • • • Eugene Stevelberg presents Pam Epstein with her crown to reign over Homecoming. BEfST THOSi 9 f § For the first time since the start of Homecoming at Oak Park, each grade was called upon to present the school with a placque depicting its role. Here, two Redskins examine the placques and say Heep, Biggum-Good. 80 i The fairest of the fair were chosen by a Verier, Sue Nelson, Pam Epstein, Rita school wide vote to reign as the beauties Bergman, Joyce Gold, and Sue Albert. Homecoming. Left to right are: Marlene For the second Ume in a row the Seniors won The Litde Red Spirit Jug during Oak Park ' s Homecoming. Their placque, Kowabunga, was their reigning symbol. HOMECOMING!!! ro all who attended this year ' s Homecoming Dance, the experience will be a lasting nemory. The decorations by Maxine Berman provided a beautiful background for lancing to the music of Stuart Siefer ' s band. Eugene Stevelberg escorts Pani Epstein, the reigning queen of Homecoming, to the dance following the gamei 81 The success of this year ' s Follies was due to the large and talented cast. Every type of talent imaginable was displayed from bird-calls to jitterbugging. The theme Down On the Farm lent itself perfectly to the various acts. Thanks go also • « Things are broken up, Down On the Farm . dancin up the cornfield. Marsha Femer and Lynn Weiss are During th e Fall of every year, the Oak Park High School P.T.S.A. pre- sents the Oak Park Follies, an enter- taining revue full of humor, songs, dance, and just about anything you can think of. The theme of this years Follies was Down On the Farm. As in the past this years Follies was a great suc- cess and was one of the many things that added to a great year at O.P.H.S. Well pardners, the show looks pretty good. That rough tough hambre Art Schwartz has russelled himself up some mighty pretty gals; Lorrie Levine and JoAime Katanlck. 84 to the many people who worked behind the scenes. Frolic, Fantasy, and Fun THE FOLLIES I ' m An Indian Too sang Sandy Blum. Each year, the P.T.S.A. of Oak Park High School awards a deserving student with the Francis V. Baad Scholarship. Funds for the scholarship are raised from the Follies and other P.T.S.A. functions. The grant was named in hon- or of the first principal of the high school, Dr. Francis V. Baad, and has been awarded each vear for five vears. Don ' t Fence Me In sing Sue Albert, Linda Balberman, Sandy Zucker, Sue Blu- menthal. Linda Weiss and Diane Soloman. 85 Curtain Going Up Diane Warnick and George Lavne discuss the wonders of the future, in the setting ofKing Arthur ' s Court. On November 9 and 10, the Oak Park High Drama Ckib members pre- sented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur ' s Court in the auditorium. Playing the lead as Hank Bennet was George Layne who, only last year was Nat Miller in Ah Wilderness. Hank Bennet was a young man who was mysteriously capable of turning back to 508 A.D. The play started off in a New Eng- land home and was suddenly taken back to the time of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table. As the play progressed, Hank Ben- net stupefied King Arthur and his court with 20th century magic. The success of the play should be attributed to the Drama Club ' s spon- sor and director, Mr. Robert Wurdock, and, of course, to the large number of students participating. EL__: 1, J!i:__i ii|-W. , --T Arrested by King Arthur ' s guards for sorcery Hank Benet struggles to free himself so that he might prove his innocence. Beautiful scenery created for this plav, is shown at its best in this scene with Qiieen Guenever and Hank Benet. 86 Drama Club Presents A Connecticut Yankee Queen Guenever, King Arthur, and Merlin ques- tion the fate of the strange intruder from the future. King Arthur ' s Court displays the detail and realistic costuming created for the play by members of the sponsoring Drama Club. The success of the play may be at- tributed to the fine acting and direct- ing by the members of the Drama Club. The Cast In this scene it appears as though the members of the court are en- joying the benefits of the weird con- veniences of the future. Hank Bennet George Layne Morgan LeFay Ronna Stokes Elaine Terry Littman Sir Sagramore Mike Feldman Merlin Ronnie Taylor Sandy Diane Warnick Clarence Ricky Zipser Queen Guenevere Elaine Rosky Miriam Bennet Harriet Green Mother Wendy Elkins Sir Lancelot Mel Mandel King Arthur Leslie Ball 87 p 1 ■ 1 - ' l- ' 1 . . , JImL -i t K. J f « m 1 • 1 r s..- ■ ' . 1 1 1 1 Pep Rallys, At each of Oak Park ' s Pep Rallys, the Cheerleaders present a ' crazj ' ' sketch, usually burying the other team. Linda Steinburger. Shelly Brontman, and Joan Stein are the star plavers in Little Riding Redskin . Incorporated into the school year are the many spirited Pep Rallys sponsored bv the cheerleaders and the Varsity Club. To further our knowledge of worldly thoughts, the ad- ministration presents a series of Assemblies designed to be both educational and inter- esting. Among this vear ' s assemblies was a talk by Rev. Bob Richards (Mr. Wheaties) and a program sponsored by General Motors on Cars of the Future . HOLIDAY CONCERT, The A-Capella, Senior, and Freshman, choirs presented the beautiful HOLIDAY CONCERT. Mr. Robert Wurdock and Mr. Dave Jackson conducted. 88 and Assemblies, make a busy year The Oak Park Cheerleaders are shown teaching the spirited cheers of the school. Pictured are Francine Golden, Lonnie Smith, and Sue Nelson. A few of the boys are shown with their afternoon appeal for the Varsity initiation. Linda Steinberger, Sue Nelson, Sally Danbam, with their assistance for the day lead the crowd in cheering for the team. In November, the Rev. Bob Richards visited Oak Park High to give a lecture on, Obtaining Our Goals Through Working For Them. 89 STUDENT COUNCIL Gena Gersten changes the letters of the new Oak Park Marquee. To raise funds for the Foreign Exchange Program the Student Council sponsors Bermuda Day. Shown inspecting the passes of Arlene Brody and Pam Epstein is Sherry Jackson. Linda Lawson, where is your spirit? One of the many functions of the council is to keep the student body informed of the coming events. Here Bruce Hillman up- dates the council board. Oak Park Homecoming was a Splashing success. Mr. Ray Renbarger, Oak Park ' s number 1 ticket seller, is suffering through the weather with Ron Berlin and Barry B rummer. 90 Runs a busy year Every year the Oak Park High Student Council stages its frantic car wash. More soap reaches the students than the cars but fun is had by all and die profits go to the Foreign Exchange Program. Oak Park High School Student Council has always tried to work with the students and teachers to keep harmony in the school. This year the Student Council has helped new students and teachers with a hand- book containing the rules and require- ments of the school. Oak Park High School was unable to house a foreign exchange student in ' 61 but has done so in the past. The Council will try to house one next year. In December the Student Council planned an Alumni meeting and in the spring sponsored a tea- chers tea. Even before the school vear had started, Council was busv working on the school calendar and planningone of the schools most important affairs, the Homecoming Pageant and Dance. Each Thursday morning at 7:30 A.M. one may find the Student Council debating over issues brought to them by the student body. Eugene Stevelberg( president) is shown conducting the meeting. 91 ♦ clubs Brotherhood For All Ruic 1: Terry Littmann, Joaiii Stein. Miss Connie Young-Sponsor, Sandy Chapin, and Sandy Shusterman. Ruiu 2: Diane Warnick, Fran- cine Schwartz, Adeline Levine, and Gladys Reinstein. R(ju 3: Linda Walker. Marty Edelman, and .Mike Cousens. Raw 4: George Layne and Steve Plavnick. The Human Relations Club concerns itself with social problems. Racial prejudice and discrimination are two of the more pressing social problems of interest to the club. Row 1: Pat Gra -es, Mrs. Helen Gillespie-Sponsor, and Marty Reisig. Rou ' 2: Paul Weiss, and Robert Clinton. Rotu 3: .Moreen Hirsch, Manin .Morgan, and Danny Gruber. Row 4: Herald Oseff. We ' re Proud Of Our Debate Team The Debate Team enables students to develop their think- ing in oral competition. In the past years the Debate Team has won four state plaques. In other words, they have won 75% of their debates. The subject for discussion this year was; Resolved: That the Federal Government should equalize edu- cational opportunity by means of grants to the states for Pub- lic Elementary and Secondary Education. 92 A Unifying Force Af Oak Park Council Trains For Leadership Row 1: Sharon Teschendorf, Barry Brummer- ' ice President. Phihip Liebemian, Christine MacDonald-Secretar ' , ElaineRornfield, Frieda Mine , Pat Graves, and Susan W ' eisberg. Ru!l 2Sharon Pitcher, Elyse Guttentag, Gena Gersten, Maxine Herman, Garj ' Smith - Trea- surer, Vicki Green, Sue Nelson, and John Dolby. Row 3: Allen Ruby, George Layne, Ftichard Feldstein, EugeneStevelberg-President Bruce Hillman, Mark Zacks, and Ka - Schwartzberg. Bany Brummer- Vice President The Student Council co-ordinates extra-curricular activities, promotes school spirit, works for co-operation between the students, faculty, and admistration, and embodies the practice of democratic citizenship. In all of its profects, the Council endeavors to carry out its plans by determining the wishes of the students through homeroom representatives, and by carrying out these wishes by Council committees or by re- commendations to the administration. Among its projects this year, the Student Council has sponsored die Home- coming Pep Rally and dance published a student handbook. Eugene Stevelberg-President Christine MacDonald-Secretan ' Gary Smith-. Treasurer 93 Lights, Camera, Action! The Stage Crew is responsible for all the mechanical activities in our auditorium pre- sentations. Their principal activities are working with the many concerts, plays and assemblies presented in our auditorium, as well as setting up and working all lights, curtains and the public address system. Seated: Mr. Jerry Adams-Sponsor. Rote 1: Larrs ' Shar- gel, Dave Baseman, Pat Cairns, and Steve Goldstein. Ruw 2: Gerald Zabel. George Bolrari, and Jim Simon- elli. Ruic 3: Jim Finn. Ken Parker, and Jim Bid. On ladder: Frank Barrett. Roie 4: Dann Daris, Chesslon ' ickers, and Alex Peters. Medical Careers Sealed: Lonni Smith, Marsha Richnian, Mrs. Mary Burrell-Sponsor, and Gavle Ellis. Roie 1: Miriam Gold- man, Sandv W ' ald, Linda Lovelace, Barbara Lonnee, Paul Lattin, Judi Pacernick, Lois Weiss. Roic 2: Irene Moses, Nomi Berke, Linda Goldberg, Brenda Stern. Christina Fenyes, Stephanie Morgan, Diana Gaul. Rou- 3: Jerry Shatzman, Marilyn Nelson-Secretary, (.rheryl Danborn , Marsha Adler-President, Marlene Datz, and Mickev Salter. RoJv 4: Margaret Shnsterman, Michael Isenberg- ' ice President, Michael ' ictor- Treasurer, Mark Gantz, Charlotte Danborn, Karen Yagoda. % M % A chance to study the various oppor- tunities in the medical profession is the chief reason for joining the Medical Careers Club. Through the organization, the members achieve a clearer picture of the opportunities open to them in these areas. Preparing For The Future 94 Curtain Going Up Row 1: Mr. Robert C. Wurdock-Sponsor, Gena Gersten-President, Beth Rosen- gard-Vice President, Lynne Stevelberg-Secretary. Row 2: Clifford Levin, Sharon Frishman, Noreen Perlove, Debby Orloff, Nancy Saraasohn. Marie Seiderman, Andi Gornbein. Row 3: Judy Rosengard, Lydia Meyers, Judy Greenwald, Francine Brodzik, Susanne Drobeck, Sharon Jensen, Barbara Lonnee, Cheri Gariand, Francine Ben. Row 4: Rosemarv McPheeters, Marv Beth Stulberg, Ronna Stokes. Dorothy Kleczynski. Ehiine Rawskv, Laurie Levine, JoAnne Katanick. Harriet Green. Mike Feldman. Row 3: Donna Goldszin, Diane Warnick, Terr - Littnian. The Drama Club makes available to its members various workshops so that they might develop their individual abilities in many of the jobs which have to be done behind the scenes. These include: costuming, make-up, props and stage-settings. The club also produces two plays a year. It tales its cast and crew from the student body. In An Enjoyable Way 95 There Is More To School The purpose of the French Club is to provide for its members a learning experience in both the French language and culture. The organi- zation also betters the members ' speaking ability in French. Officers: Barbara Feldstein-Secretary, Sandv Soloway- Vice-President, Mr. Jean Michel-Sponsor, Esther Silver- Assistant Officer, and Barbi Stern-President. A Bit Of French Culture At O.P. Row 1: Jane Market, Linda Lawson, Jennie Berger. Fran Malinoff, and Sandie Goldsmith. Row 2: Sandy Ralph. Barbara Lorber, Laurel Goren, Sandy Siilkin, Cheryn Grant, and Barbara Fields. Row 3: Debbv OrlolT, Susan Stein, Barbara .Moses, and Linda Schwartz. Row 4: Rosemar} ' Mc- Phetters, and Liz Rhein. The Library Club encourages its members to read and discuss books. The purpose of the club is to promote the use of books as reference sources and for personal reading enjoyment. The members are also offered part-time jobs in the library. Words, Words, Words! Sealed Miss Helen Masiac-Sponsor. Row 1: Howard Blaver, Christina Fenyes, Linda Lovelace- Treasurer, Margaret Brownson-President, Mary Beth Stulberg-Secretary, Elaine Lei ' itt, Sharon Schweld. Rou- 2: Brenda Stem, Marilyn Nelson, Adeline Levins Attendance Officer, and Fern Shebowich. 96 Than Games And Dances Our Saggy Spirits Get A Lift Sealed Row 1: Shelly Brontma n, Mary Ellen Dunipace, Linda Syeinberger, Lonnie Smith, Francine Golden. Seated Row 2: Rosanne Mendlesohn, Maureen Forest, Joan Gutman, Marlene Verier, Joyce Gold, Rita Forbes, Ronna Stokes. Standing Row 1: Penny Schumann, Joyce Lerner, Gayle Ellis, Laura Polking- horne, Barbara Moses, Barbara Siegel, Debbie Winokur, Belle Feldman, Debbie Guss, Judy Sacks, Barb Feldstdn. Row 2: Judy Feinberg-Secretary, Jackie Gilson, Elaine Waxer, Lynne Kane, Sharon Dorn, Judi Pacernick, Ona Greenberg Pam Abney, Lynda U,ber, Sue Bilsky, Elavne Garelik. Sandv Sa John S r ' f- r ' ' Brenda Stern, Christina Fenyes, Nancy Sarasohn, Susanne U,sh, Andrea Joseph, Adele Richter. Sue Alke Eileen Sh °TatnT K ' v ' „ n ' «- ' ' -- -e, Linda Schwartz. Row 4: Doroth Tann, Barbara ellen. Donna lovan, Karen Vagoda. Rozy Glasser Sandy Cohn, NU.ki Weiss, Donna McCalley, Wilma z!ft, Lynne Sr Sharon Bemian, Fern Mendelson, Vera Klein, Stephanie Morgan Seated Row 1: iMarsha Marcus, Barbara Lorber, Jane Markel, Sandy Sulkin, Jorce Kaminsky, Judy Fineman, Karen Pantyer, Lynne Rosenthal-President, Row 1: Sally Danbom, Sue Hauptman, Sue Weisburg, Caren Ralph, Susan Albert, Susan Solomon, Linda Ferst, Sue Blumenthal, Barbara Caplan, Carole Cherkosky, Andi Smith, Donna Weiss, Terri Field, SylviaZyczynski. j oryi .- Rickie Greenberger, Carla Waldrop, Sandy Nevinski, ReginaZawien-cha, Alyce McGregor, Claudie Powell, Nancy Feldman, ' Iarijane Ronson, Anita Ale. - ander, Ruth Salil. Sandy Saligman, Sue Menken. Row 3: Annalvn Kagan, Nadine Allowitz, Rozie Grey, Sue . aron, Goldie Cimmer. Mary Chisalm, Gail Beresh, Dynn Bock, Donna Adelson, Marie Seidennan. Sandy Chapin, Rona Shapiro. Row 4: Cher -1 Danbom- Treasurer, Jennifer Berger, Sharon Frishman, Chariotte Vamshon, Maxine Stone. Charlotte Danborn, Mandy Kalisher, Joannee Di Ponio, Sandy Ralph, Sue Nelson, Lea Rosenthal, Linda Benjamin. Promotion of school spirit is the primary purpose of the Pep Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Peter Russel, the Pep Club attends athletic events enmasse and makes posters to help publicize games and activities. Together they are the visible symbol of Oak Park school spirit. This year the Pep Club financed a scoreboard for the football field. ' 97 Engineering Society The science of engineering proves fascinating to many of Oak Park High ' s students. A club was formed for those students so that they might learn more about this field. It does this through field trips to firms or campuses and guest speakers who have some background in the field of engineering. Many members of the Engineering Club give service to the school through their work on various projects. One such project was the outdoor score-board, found on our football field, and designed by the club ' s mem- bers in ' 61. Checkmate Row J: William Handelman. Leonard Elliot, Tom PoUacl:. Billie Fielder, William Ruskin, Jim Giiizler, Pat Cairns. Row 2: Dennis Kosofsky, Neal Wainstock, Ed Lansky- Treasurer. Stuart Sharon- Vice President. Christina Fenyes. Roto 3: Sheldon Wolberg-Secretar ' , Jess Adler, Joe Epstein, Dennis Taisch, Ronald Stone. Henry Goldman, Richard Morgan. Rott 4: Mr. Jack Van Wagner-Sponsor, Air. Jack Zook-Sponsor, Don MacQiiarrie, Allen lieberman, Del Bricser. Jerry Markzon. . le Peters. Seated: Elizabeth Weiss. Roiv 1: Steven Young, Morris Steffin, Larr ' Shulman, Martin Morgan, Dave Wolock, and Steve Kishner. Row 2: William Handelman, Norman Phut. Dennis Kosofsky, Richard Sherman, and Ronald Stone. Rcjw 3: Paul Weiss, and George Sternbach. The purposes of the Chess Club are; to enable its mem- bers to play the game of chess, to conduct tournaments, and matches and other forms of chess competition, to play matches with other clubs; to provide instruction and entertainment for the members, to promote interest in die game of chess, and to present Oak Park High School with chess competition. 98 The Power Of The Printed Word Row 1: Linda Knopf, Sandy Chapin, Marilyn Krentzin, Sharon Schweid. Row 2: Morrie Steffin, Selene Adler, Anthony Lomarch, Francine Schwartz. Row 3: Donna Kauffman- Sponsor, Ruth Abrams-Secretary, Dee Dee Feinberg, Connie Young-Sponsor. Rozv 4: Ricky Zipser- Treasurer. The Literary Club is an informal group of students who wish to exchange ideas and view-points of various works and authors read through the club. Officers of the club are- Chair- man: Morris Steffin, Secretary: Ruth Abrams, Treasurer: Ricky Zipser, Sponsors: Miss Connie Young and Mrs. Donna Kauffman. 99 They Always Get A Smile Scaled Larry Fitlow- ' ice President, Milan Chonicli-President, Mr. Charles Kepley-Sponsor. Mike Levine. Sktndiiig: Paul Kauffman. Carl Oshinsky, Mike Fddman, Herb Lantor, Bob Mogill, Dave Savage, and .Viidv Hauser. The Photography Club, whose sponsor is Mr. Charles Kepley, proved to be a great learning experience for all those interested in photography. Some activities sponsored by the club were: an exhibition of photographs taken by club members, a contest for the best photograph, field trips, and guest speakers. Teaching The Three R ' s The purpose of the Future Teacher ' s Club is to acquaint students planning a career in education with the various aspects of the teaching profession. Primary activities con- sist of: a cadet-teaching program, study of current educational trends, guest speakers, and service to the school. p Slunding: Mrs. Barbara Lawerence- Sponsor. Row 1: Laurie Mitchell, Linda Goldberg, Fern Shebowich-President Sandy Ralph, Beth Katz-Secretary, Joan Fassberg. Ruw 2: Marsha Richman, Rita Forbes, Harriet Green, Goldie Zucker. Marsha Marcus, and Edith Goldman. Row 3: Karen Friedman- ' ice President Leslie Appleton- Treasurer Rosaline lanowski. Bobbi Glic ksman, Bobbi Zucker, Gail Ehrenberg, and Francine Schwartz. 100 Rembrandts Of The Future Rotf 1: Sue Haiiptman, Sue iVIeiiken, Donna lovan, Nancy Sarasohn, Lois Nelson, Marlene Gold-President. Row 2: Lynn Bock, Gail Beresh, Barbara 01i ' er, Nancy Feldman, Jeanette Delegram, Barbara Yellen, Joyce Pearlman. Row 3: Carol Cuckovich, Beth Katz-Vice President, Sue Aaron, MaxineStone, Cliarlotte Yanshon-Secretary, Tara Koosh, Andrea Felton, Mrs. Sarah Smidi- Sponsor. The purpose of the Art Club is to further the understanding of art appreciation. The organization unites students inter- ested in art and gives them the opportunity to improve and practice various skUls. The club, in addition to enabling students to become acquainted with different methods, has brought together those individua ls who are interested in art as a hobby or future career. v 101 Sue Nelson Varsity Co-Captain Miss Patricia Cornell ■ Sponsor Sally Danborn Varsitv Co-Captain Joan Gutman - Co-Captain O.P. We ' re With You Ronna Stokes - Co-Captain We are the mighty Redskin team We ' re going to win this game tonight, We ' re going to win and win it right. We are the mightv Redskin team, We ' re going to win this game tonight. So FIGHT! Marlene Verier, Roseanne Mendlesohn. Joyce Gold, Joan Gutman, Ronna Stokes. Maureen Forrest, Rita Forbes. Ixinnie Smith. .Mary Ellen Dunipace. Siilly Danborn. Sue Nelson, Shelly Brontman, Joan Stein, Linda Steinberger. Oak Park High School cheer for your might With your colors of red and white. We ' ll be loya l, we will be true, Stand and let us cheer for you. Fight! Fight! Fight! Take diat ball and run down the field, With the spirit of Oak Park High. As we go marching on to victory. 102 From Inferiority To Superiority Any male student at Oak Park High is able to join the front is the Club uniform. The organization sponsors such Varsity Club if he has earned at least one letter in a varsity fund-raising activities as dances and the sale of refreshments sport. The red or white sweater with the famous OP on the i™-= „.i,i .- .. at home athletic events. Riiif 1: Bill Hundclnuin. Paul Yelenskv. Stuart Sharon, Joel Morganrotli, Joshuah Barlcv, Man Kalin. and Steve Barnes. Rutc 2: Russ Carle, Mark Levine, Bern ' Rubin, Rich Ed- wards, Al Arshaki, and .Mike Fenshel. Row 3: Sheldon Rakotz, Joe Scherr, Eugene Ste elberg, Del Brickser, .Allan Stahl, Art Rothenbnrg, .Mike Brooks, and Wayne Vashinsky. Raw 4: Eddie Simon, Bob Pearl. .-M Rubv- ' Prea. ' iurer, Bob Click, Ron KarasA ' ice President, Mike Schlussel-Presideiil, Marshall Shencopp-Secretary, Mark Zacks, and Dave Rice. 103 Mm ' x. p .i i i|j B R ' ' Sflv - V . «KS Eagle L Staff Members: seated- Sue Hatfidd, Han ' ey Dzodin. Ira Lipson. Arnie Rubin, Brodsky. Mike Pianin, Barbara Nevmian, Mike Feldmaii, Coleen Hamburg, Svlvia Lieb, Paula Katz. Stanclm : Barbi Stern. Annette Brodsky, Li, ' nda Mark Pankin. Eagle Editors: seated- Fran MalLnoff, Gayle Martin, . ice Printz, Judy Nak- tin, Leslie Sandler, Paula Katz. Staiiding: Ira Lipson, Dave Wolock, Jack Solomon. ' tig III 5 VI The Eagle is the student news publication of Oak Park High of interest taking place. It is put out by a student staff; thus School. The purpose of the paper is to inform all Oak Park affording a valuable learning experience in the field of students and faculty members as to the various current items journalism. 104 ee ' Revoir Editors: Annette Brodsky-Clubs, Lynda Brodsky-Advertising, Barbi Stern- Clubs, Steve Playnick- Photography, Mr. Robert Jackson-Sponsor. r© ® The Revoir presents to the facuhy and the student body of Oak Park a pic- ture story of school events and activities which take place during the school Karen SchifF-Editor-in-Chief Editors: Robbie Goldenberg-Under Classman, Harrilee Bonus-Seniors, Bruce HUlman-AcUviUes, Caryl Morrison-Faculty, Laura Tillem-Facullv, MikePianin- Sports. 105 SPORTS At Oak Park High, competition plays an important part in all phases of the school; from play try-outs to council elections, from teacher ' s pet to rank in class. But competition, as such, is the outstanding characteristic of the athletic department. All students participating in a sport learn the valuable lesson of playing as part of a team, and acquire a sense of sportsmanship. Athletics are, undoubtedly, a vital part of high school life. 106 I 3 . ' ii - ' t - S w m Iiid6rl .i fc ; ' ' 1 «t hM r 1 U g 1 jfeS € •4 -.4 ji . ) ¥V%JI ' ' -1 iti ' jL r . Wl gf . _ 4 lJ§!. .: H — - r J ' ' Pt T ' ' •- ' )l i ■ ' jB ■Suh ' iirff ame i SK ' i ! P ? .,. H N ' ■U fj. « L 1 1 1 J r -SKla is 1 1 l p H ' 02 r:i ■ ' The stands are packed at a home basketball game. Kichard Feldstein passes the baton to Al Hariis in the mile relay. Mike Rappapon snags a rebound against Madison. 107 Even though the rain came during the Homecoming game against Lake Orion. Shelly is still smiling, so is Sue. Even ' body else is Gridder ' s Tie for Second After a disappointing start, the Varsity Football Teamcame on strong in the last part of the season and proved to be a prominent factor in the Oakland B championship race. The team didn ' t win its first game until Homecoming, when it defeated Lake Orion. Two weeks later Troy came to Oak Park expecting an easy victory and therefore a crack at the championship, but the Redskins surprised everyone by defeating Troy and with the defeat, all their hopes for the champion- ship. The following week Avondale came to Oak Park with high expecta- tions for the Oakland B tide. All they needed was a tie with Oak Park, but Avondale was caught unaware, as Oak Park accompHshed the upset of the year, and forced Avondale to setde for a tie with Troy. This was the Redskin ' s first official season in the Oakland B Conference. It was very successful with the team tying for second place with a 3-3 record. Ernie Halliday gets help from the team doctor after being injured. 108 1 I Russ Carle Wayne Yashinsky Ernie Hallidav Coaches Do Excellent Job One reason for the success of the football team this year was the superb coaching of Mr. Norman Kraw- czack and Mr. Richard Walden. Mr. Krawczack, the head coach, was responsible for coaching the backs and was also in charge of the practices. Mr. Walden coached the linemen throughout the entire season and ran the exercising at each practice session. The two coaches instilled in the players the spirit which spurred them on to victory. They drove them to a successful season; their fine coaching proved to be an important reason for the excellent performance of the Football Team. Dave Rice Ron Kariis Joe Scherr 109 First Row: Sandv Kuretzskv, Larn- Pevos. Joe Kupfersmid. Barry Kubin, Cheslin Vickers, Randy Bell, Dave Page, Ernie Holliday. Second Row: Herb Lanter, Murray Goldenberg, Jerr - Neumark, Russ Carle, Wayne Yashinsky, John Dalby, Marshall Shencopp, Alvin Stephens, Al Archacki, Coach Richard Walden. lliird Run: Loach Norman Krawczak. Dennis Prcutis, Louis Jordan, Al Ruby, David Helfman, Marty Kuretzky. Robert Pearl, David Rice, Ron Karas, Joe Scher, Michael Rappaport. The Oak Park defense closes in and holds on diird down. Alvin Stephens is brought down by the Avondale defensive team after a substantial gain. . 110 Frosh Show Promise Freshmen coaches. Bill Blackwell and Gary Walters. The Freshman Football team had a good season. Many of the players will be on the Varsity next year and the experience gained while playing freshman football will prove of great value. tc - ri. ' ' ' ' , ' - Em ,er. Alan Borlack, Steve Blumberg, Gar)- Andrews, Neil Kretzin. Bob Singer, Har -ev Resnick, Carl Ker enbaum, Ji: Bucci, Bob Rosenberg, Norm Clar, Jm, Fmn, Von Langstan. Sknulmg: Jim Simonelli, Steve Genden, Mel Carter, Larrj ' Johnson, Rick Smith. Ill J.V. Builds for Future Oak Park 7 Avondale 20 Oak Park Clawson 14 r First Row: DonKrinsky, Ricky Rubin, Mike Siporin, Steve Polotowski, lilel Drynian. Mike Cottingham, Walter Halliday. Second Row: Lvle Albraiit, Jack Weiner, Jern- Kan- arick, Alan Midland, Danny Rochman, Ralph Mayers, Don Charabliss. Oak Park 7 Troy 26 Oak Park 25 Lake Orion 12 The 1961 Junior Varsity football team finished the season with a 1-3 won-lost rec- ord, but looked very strong in the latter part of the year. The team shows promise for next year ' s Varsity. Coached by Mr. Lyle Albrant, the J.V. was composed of sophomores. Many of these players hope to make the Varsity team next season. Harriers Improve Front Row: Steve Barnes, Sandford Feuer, Paul Ydensky, Howard Boegen. Back Row: Coach Vince Harony. Sheldon Wolberg, Del Brickser, Eugene Stevelberg, Mike Brooks. Mike Brooks leads Paul Yelensky by twenty yard 112 An Oak Park matnian tries to break a hold. Art Rothenberg and Joel Morganroth practice wrestling hold. Young Team. Hurts Matmen Although the Wrestling team won only two meets, next year looks very hopeful. Almost all of the wrestlers will be return- ing, making a strong experienced team. Led by juniors Joel Morganroth and Art Rodienberg, who were both constant winners, the team looked strong in the last half of the season, leaving high hopes for next year. Throughout Season Lance Leithauser prepares to take down opponent. Eugene Stevelberg Mike Brooks Del Brickser n any awav Cross Country- meet Although the Cross Country Team had a 2-6 record, they showed great promise for the future year, and proved to all that they had the desire to win. This year ' s captains, Paul Yelensky and Steve Barnes, both will return in 1962, and again lead the team. Said Steve, The Cross Country Team has had a very successful season. He cdso stated that, although the team will have lost three valuable seniors. Gene Stevelberg, Mike Brooks and Del Brickser, its other players will help to increase the strength. 113 Coach Paul Bovd talks to his players during a time out. Oak Park Has Robbie Goldenberg Walter Rutledge The Oak Park Varsity basketball team ended the season holding fourth place in the Oakland B League with a 6-6 record. The highlights of the season came when two school records were broken: Robbie Goldenberg scoring 29 points; the team scoring 83 points against Cranbrook. High hopes are held for next year ' s team with four of the five starters returning: Dennis Pink, Mike Rappaport, Al Ruby, and Mark Zacks. Leonard Fedon Manny Daskal 114 Al Ruby tries to hold on to tlie ball during the Madison game. Another Good Season Robbie Goldenberg tries to dribble in for a basket. Al Ruby finds it hard to dribble with an opponents hands on the ball. Robbie Goldenberg shoots over the hands of an opposing player. 115 First row: Dave Wnibelj mgr.; Louis McCollum; Dennis Pink; Manny Daskal; Marshall Shen- Bark Row: Mark Zacks; Robbie Goldenberg; Allen Ruby; copp; Alvin Stephens; Paul LatUn, mgr. Willie Jones; Leonard Fedon; Walter Rutledge; Coach Paul Boyd. Mike Rappapon out rebounds four Madison players and prepares to pass to a teammate. Alvin Stephens jumps high in the air to put in a hook shot. 116 First Row: John Dalby, lr Blau, Sam Letter, Marc Beiderman, Don Gold- Second Row: Ron Selman. Bar ' Sawyer. Bob Cushingberry, Chesalon ' ickers, stein, Coach Gary Walters. Dan Rockman. Lee Pickens. Ralph Mayers. J.V. Brings High Hopes The Junior Varsity Basketball team had a good season, however they lost three very close games. The team, coached by Mr. Gary Walters, looks very promising. Many of the J.V. players will play on the Varsity next year, and will add strength to the Varsity team. An Oak Park player prepares to rebound. Ralph Mayers lakes a jump shot oxer a heftv opposing player. 117 Ste e Smith. .M Kalin, In- Blaii. Waller Lewitz. Roser Morens. Frank Soave. Mike ' ictor. and Bobbv Moegill. Golfers Have Bright Future The Varsity Golf team had a good season in 1961. Although they didn ' t win many meets, the team showed promise for the future vear. Returning are such players as Al Kahn and Irv Blau to improve the team. In 1962 there is also a new coach, Mr. Peter Russell. Roger .Morens swings during practice. Frank Soave eyes tlie ball. 118 Lellcnnen: Bob Click, Leonard Fedon. Al Stahl, Art Pereira, Hugh Ross, and Allan Balfour. Baseballers Have Good Start The Oak Park High School Varsity baseball team started strongly in 1961, winning three of its first four games. The team faded however, in the latter part of the season to finish with a 3-9 won-lost record. Hopes for the 1962 team looks bright with the return of three lettermen pitchers: Al Balfour, Art Perierra, and Bob Click. Also returning are two excellent hitters, third baseman Ron Karas and first baseman Mark Zacks. jX., — == i Joel Hauser takes liallinsr |iraclic 119 The 1961 Track team was very strong, led by seniors Dave Pink. Leon Meyers, and Bill Trobough. The team, however, has a promising future. There are many good sophomores and juniors joining the Varsity; therefore the Track team promises to remain strong in future years. Oak Parl ninners get off to a good start in the meet against Avondale. Trackmen Have In the low hurdles Oak Park takes first place. First Row: A. Archaki, M. Biedemian, L Bodzin, J. Davidson, S. Barnes, P. Yelen- sky, A. Harris. Second Row: M. Brooks, E. Ste ' elberg, B. Rubin. S. Feuer, R. Carle. E. Malkin, j. Ruda, R. Berlin. A. Rothen- berg, L Mevers. D. Lasser. Tliird Row: Ass. Coach E. Luniberg, Coach I ' .iul Bu d, B. Shiflet. S. Rosenberg. B. Trobaugh, D. Pink, N. Prentiss, J. Scherr. S. Leder, R. Fddstein, D. Gemiansky, A Ruby. Caoch Vince Harony. Paul Yelensky wins by 50 yards 120 Last year ' s 880 relay team: Leon Mevers, Staii Rosenberg, Dave Pink, and Bill Troboiinh. Successful Season Russ Carle strains his body ashetriesto go over the bar in the pole vault. Stan Rosenberg exhibits perfect form as he clears die high jump bar. Al Ruby has little trouble in clearing die bar. over team mate Mike Brooks in the mile nm. Dave Pink brings Oak Park a winner in the H relay. 121 Coach Haney Heishey Front Ruiu: Bill Handelman, Mike Levin. Trubou, Edward Simon. Sheldon Wecker, Richard Edwards, Joshua Barlev, Stuart Mike Fox. Bob Freidman, Mark Baron. Sher- Sharon, Bob Green. Larry Cory. Mark Le- win GUbert, Danny Yamshon, Coach Richard vine. fiofA ' ifoav Steve Carpman, Marshall aite. Netters Have Promising Future The 1961 Tennis Team had a good season, but the 1962 season looks even better. With the return of seniors Mark Baron and Stuart Sharon, the team is very strong. The future of the tennis team looks even better with such players as Ed Simon and Josh Barlev returning in 1963. Stuart Sharon gets set after a sene. Mark Levine and Rick - Edwards practice before their doubles match. Mark Baron returns a volley and sets himself 122 Row I: S. Drobeck; C. Carle; A, Arcliarcki; S. Jensen; G. Zaslow; L.D. Rosen- tlial; S. Cherin; S. Eisnian; S. Fisher; L Polkingliorne; M. Katz; I. Moses; R. Glasser, E. Rawsky; C. Grant; G. Zucker, R. McPheeters. Ruiv 2: B. Sheron; C. Karas; C. Ralph; R. Steiner, D. Rnbenstein; E. Gilbert; S. Brontman; A. Turkin; L Hoffman; I. Skloven S. Dressier; P. Sloan; D. Coleman; S. W ' ald; G. Walton; S. Blnmenthal. Rnw 3: F. Brodzik; C. Blair; S. Barnes; N. Sears; M.E; Dunipace; J. Gutman; S. Blum; B. Lober, E, Gold; J. Spector; B. Fried- man; A. Weintrob; B. Oliver, P. Cherin; S. Solomon; B. Caplan; Row 4: B. Berch; K. Schwarzberg; F. Golden; D. Tann; L. Seinberger, P. Schumann; K. Miller; M. W ' tilsh; D. Rutkowski; L Mitchell; C. Debus; D. .McCalley; N. Pasman; G. Cinuuer. Rvtv 3: J, Zyczynski; D. Adelson; A. McGregor, C. Ehrlich; B. Lynn; B. Sill; L. Gordon; C. Goodman; A. Printz; C. MacDonald; P. Graves; S. Sulkin. Row 6: T. Schmittel; S. Yarrell; F. Yarrell; C. Oliver, M. Rowe; L. Katz; B. Feinberg; G. Ellis; J. Gold; M. Verier, M. Richman; R. Forbes; S. Stone. Row 7: J. Barnett; J. Brant; J. Katanick; L. Stevelberg; L Lovelace; AL Forrest; L. Levine; J. Stein; D. Kleczynski; M. Krentzin; Row 8: S, Teschendarf; S. Nelson; B. Miiikow; B. Mayers; L Leonard, G. Martin; T. Field; S. Albert; C. Smith; E. Schwartz. Girls Get Back Into Action The Girls ' Athletic Association returned to Oak Park High School this year. All girls were eligible to compete in the intra-mural competition, which took place after school two days a week. Such sports as volleyball, basketball, and Softball were played. Letters were awarded to those girls who attended the meeting regularly, participated in the sports, and paid their dues. Girls wait on the sideliiies lor iheir chance to pluv baskolh;ill. Sand ' Eisnian goe-s in lor a lay-up in a G.. .. . game. 123 iU4 Man ' Ellen Dimipace shoots the ball over Sandv Stone ' s hands. These airls are glad after their victor Marlene Katz looks happ -. Joan Gutman. rith her back to thecatiiera. watches Barbara Lvitn dribble. Sandv Stone has tlie ball knocked out of her hands by Roz Glasser. 124 Vincent Haronv Gary Walters Richard Walden Coaches: The Men Behind the Scenes Athletic Director John Kestner New faces were seen this year in the coaching department of Oak Park High School. Mr. Harvey Hershey, who had just entered the Oak Park school system, was the Varsity Tennis coach this year. Mr. Peter Russell, a new addition to the Oak Park High School faculty, took the place of Mr. James Beadle as the Varsity Golf coach. Mr. Gary Walters was moved up from Fresh- man Basketball coach to Junior Varsity Basketball coach. The fine work of the coaches has brought much glory to Oak Park High in recent years. Many Oak Park teams have held high places in the Oakland B Conference. The coaches have been an important factor in the success of the teams. Headed by Mr. John Kestner, the athletic department is a very nec- essary part of Oak Park High School. Peter Russell Norman Kravvczak Paul Bovd Garland Bud Joyce 125 The basketball team looks happy after a victors- over Madison. Everybody is happy when Oak Park is uinning. Robbie Goldenberg puts in a rebound. ]( l! HarKf lui)k hewildered during a tennis meet. An opposing player can t stop Oak Park from victors ' . Arthur Rothenberg matches wits with an opponait during a wresding match. 126 ADVERTISEMENTS Tit ' V ycHa. erstcTL 127 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 forty years. Day, evening, or Saturday classes will begin September 10, 1962. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1962. Free placement assistance to students, and graduates. 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APPLETON, LESLEY - Medical Careers Club; Future Tea- chers Club; Art Club; Homecoming; Class Day Committee - College Prep. BALFOUR, GERALD - Baseball; ' arsity Club: Eagle StaiF; Freshman Football - College Prep. BANEK. ROBERT - Freshman Football; W ' resding - Bus- iness Course. BARD EN, ILENE - Cheerleader; Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee; Senior Class Weekend - Business Course. BARON, MARK - Tennis; Varsity Club; Chess Club; De- bate Team - College Prep. BARRIS, MARCIA - Commencement Committee; Medical Careers Club; Class Day Committee: Future Teachers Club - College Prep. BARRON, SANDRA - Girl ' s Choir; Medical Careers Club - Business Course. BARRY, JAY - Business Course. BENESON, STEWART - Engineering Society; Drama Club - College Prep. .; BENJAMIN, LINDA - Pep Club; Drama Club; Commence- ment Committee; Homecoming; P.T.S.A. Follies - Business Course. BERGER, JENNIFER - French Club; Drama Club; P.T.S.A. Follies; Class Day Committee - College Prep. BERGMAN, RITA - Cheerleader: Art Club: Dterars Club; Homecoming Court - College Prep. BERKE, NOMI - Medical Careers Club: Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. BLOOM, JEFFREY - Drama Club; Library Club - College Prep. BOLD EN, GEORGE - Business Course. BRASCH, BARBARA - Pep Club; 9th Grade Choir; A Cap- pella Choir; Commencement Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee - College Prep. BRICKSER, DEL - Track; Cross Country: Varsity Club; Engineering Society - College Prep. BRONSON, MARGARET - Library Club; Future Teachers Club; Drama Club; Spanish Club; Class Day Committee - College Prep. BROOKS, MICHAEL - Track; Cross Country- Varsity Club - College Prep. BUCCI, RUSSELL - FootbaU; Golf- Business Course. BUCHMAN, DAVID - Junior Varsity Football; Intramural Football - Business Course. CAHN, MERRILL - Revoir; Eagle; Wresding; Baseball; Sen- ior Weekend Committee - College Prep. CARLE. RUSSELL - Football; Track: Freshman Football - College Prep. CHAPIN, SAUNDRA - Pep Club; Human Relations Club; Literary Club; Commencement Committee; Future Teachers Club - Business Course. CHASE, SHELDON - P.T.S.A. Representative; Class Day Committee: Tennis; Senior Class Council - College Prep. CHERIN, SHELLEY - Cheerleader; Senior Prom Committee Chairman; P.T.S.A. Follies; G.A.A. Board Member; Senior Class Council - College Prep. CHONICH, MILAN - Band; Photography Club; College Prep. COHEN, PAUL - Wresding - College Prep. COHEN, PAULETTE - Senior Prom Committee; P.T.S.A. Follies; Homecoming; Drama Club; Revoir -Business Course. COLUNS, CLAIRE - Revoir; P.T.S.A. Follies; Pep Club; Art Club - Business Course. COUSENS, MICHAEL - A Cappella Choir; Human Rela- tions Club: Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. DANBOM, SALLY - Cheerleader; G.A.A.; TreasurerofSoph- omore Class; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class Council - Business Course. DANBORN, CHARLOTTE - Medical Careers Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; College Prep. DANBORN. CHERYL - Pep Club Treasurer; Medical Ca- reers Club; A Cappella Choir - College Prep. DARIS, THOMAS - Baseball; Basketball; Football - College Prep. DASKAL, MANNY - Varsity Basketball; Literary Club; Cross Country - College Prep. 136 DAY, CALVIN - Business Course. DELISE, ETHEL - Spanish Club; Future Teachers Club; Homecoming; Revoir; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. DIPONIO, JOANN - G.A.A.;JuniorProm; Homecoming; Pep Club; Eagle- Business Course. DISKIN, JAY - Business Course. D ONLEY, WARREN - Business Course. DRACSIN, LEO - Business Course. DRASCIN, VICTOR - Business Course. DRESSLER, SUSAN - Pep Club; Homecoming; Junior Prom Committee - Business Course. EASON, MARLENE - Pep Club; Drama Club; Art Club - Business Course. ED ELM AN, MARTY - Human Relations Club; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee- College Prep. EDER, LINDA - French Club; Future Teachers Club; Drama Club; Senior Prom Committee; Commencement Committee - College Prep. EDWARDS, RICHARD - Tennis; Varsity Club - College Prep. EISMAN, SANDY - G.A.A. President; Pep Club; Student Council; Drama Club; Senior Prom Committee - Business Course. ELKIN, WENDY - Drama Club; School Play; Pep Club; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee- College Prep. ELLIS, ARLENE - Girls Choir; Pep Club - Business Course. EPSTEIN, PAM - Student Council; Senior Class Council; School Play; A Cappella Choir; Homecoming - College Prep. FEDON, LEONARD - Baseball; O.P.H.S. Follies; Basketball - College Prep. FEINBERG, DIANE - Revoir; Literary Club; Future Tea- chers Club; Commencement Committee; Drama Club - Col- lege Prep. FEINBERG, JANE - Medical Careers Club; Student Council; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Council - College Prep. FEINGOLD, SHARON - Senior Prom Committee; Pep Club; Homecoming; Junior Prom Committee; Commencement Com- mittee - Business Course. FELDMAN, CARON - French Club; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Pep Club - College Prep. FELDMAN, MIKE - School Play; Drama Club; Eagle; Pho- tography Club - College Prep. FINE, STUART - Senior Social Committee - College Prep. FOREMAN, MURRAY - College Prep. FORREST, JEFFREY - Band; Camp Counselor; Junior Prom Committee; Music Festivals - College Prep. FOSTER, ALAN - Baseball - College Prep. FRIEDMAN, BARBARA - Medical Careers Club; G.A.A. - College Prep. FRIEDMAN, SUSAN - Homecoming; Spanish Club; Com- mencement Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. FRUITMAN, LAWRENCE - Boys Glee Club; A Cappella Choir - Business Course. GAGGI, JAQUELINE - P.T.S.A. Follies; Homecoming; Com- mencement Committee; Drama Club; Girls Choir - Business Course. GARABEDIAN, RALPH - Business Course. GERMANSKY, DENNIS - Track; Photography Club; Eagle - College Prep. GILBERT, LESLIE - Choir; Eagle - Business Course. GLANTZ, LENNY - Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. GLASSMAN, ALLAN - Track; Class Day Committee; Amer- ican Field Service Work Day - College Prep. CLICK, ROBERT - Varsity Baseball; Bowling Team; ' ar- sity Club - College Prep. GOLD, EILEEN - Girls Choir; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day Committee; A Cappella Choir - Business Course. GOLD, ELLIOT - Stage Crew; A Cappella Choir; Sopho- more Class Council; Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. GOLDBERG, LINDA - Future Teachers Club; Medical Ca- reers Club; Commencement Committee - College Prep. GOLDEN, LINDA - Senior Class Council; Art Club; Camp Counselor; Senior Prom Committee; Future Teachers Club - College Prep. GOLDENBERG, ROBERT - Captain Varsity Basketball; Varsity Club; Senior Class Council: Senior Prom Committee; REVOIR Underclass Editor - College Prep. GOLDMAN, HENRY - Senior Class Council; Engineering Club; Drama Club; Senior Weekend Committee- College Prep. GOODWIN, GAYLE - Business Course. GOREN, BARBARA - Drama Club; Pep Club: Class Day Committee; Commencement Committee: Senior Prom Com- mittee - Business Course. 137 GOREN, LAUREL - Future Teachers Club; P.T.S.A. Follies; French Club; Camp Counselor; Class Dav Committee - Col- lege Prep. GREEN, ROBERT - Tennis; Senior Prom Committee; French Club; Band; Cross Country - College Prep. GREEN, VICKI - Senior Class President; Sophomore Class ' ice-President; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Student Council; Junior Roundtable of Christians and Jews - College Prep. GUTTENTAG, ELYSE - Student Council; Cheerleading; A Cappella Choir; Commencement Committee; Pep Club - Col- lege Prep. HANDELMAN, WILLIAM - Tennis; Varsity Club; Engi- neering Club: Chess Club - College Prep. HARKER, WILLIAM - Business Course. HARRIS, SANDRA - Eagle; Commencement Committee Co- chairman; Homecoming; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. HAUSER, JOEL - Varsity Club; Varsity Baseball; Home- coming - College Prep. HERKOWITZ, CARL - Student Council; Wresding; Eagle Staff; Freshman Football - College Prep. HOLLIDAY, EARNEST - Varsity Football; Track; Varsity Club - Business Course. JACKSON, SHARON - Drama Club; Commencement Com- mittee; French Club; Revoir - Business Course. KAGAN, ANNALYNN - Pep Club; Drama Club; Commen- cement Committee; Homecoming; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. KAHN, MARSHA - Class Council; A Capella: French Club; Homecoming Committee; Drama Club - College Prep. KALISHER, MADELEINE - Pep Club; Drama Club; Fol- lies; Commencement Chairman; Choir - Business Course. KAMINSKY, JERRY - College Prep. KARAS, RONALD - Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Bas- ketball; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Literary Club -College Prep. KATZ, BETH - Art mclub; Future Teachers; Senior Prom Committee; Class Council; Camp Counselor - College Prep. KIRSZENBAUM, NORMA - Human Relations Club; Dra- ma Club; Freshman Prom Committee; Class Day Committee; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. KIRZNER, BERNARD - Band; Drama Club; Human Re- lations Club; Drama-College Prep. KISHNER, STEVE - Chess Club; Bowling Team - College Prep. KLEIN, CAROL - Pep Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming; Future Teachers Club; Commencement Committee Business ' Course KLEIN, KAREN - Medical Careers Club; Commencement Committee; Senior Prom Committee; French Club; Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. LaKRITZ, JEFFREY - Track; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee - College Prep. LANDMAN, BENJAMIN - College Prep. LaMARCA, ANTHONY - Engineering Society; Quiz ' em Team - College Prep. LANE, ROBERT - Class Day Committee; Senior Class Coun- cil; Camp Counselor - College Prep. LANSKY, ED - Motto Committee; Homecoming; Engineer- ing Club; Class Dav Committee - College Prep. LAVINE, MARK - Baseball; Tennis; Drama Club; Varsity Club; Eagle - College Prep. LAYNE, GEORGE - Drama Club; Human Relations Club; A Cappella Choir; Student Council; Freshman Basketball - College Prep. LEONARD, TERRY - Senior ' eekend Committee; Cheer- leading; G.A.A.; Pep Club; P.T.S.A. Follies - College Prep. LEVINE, ADEUNE - Senior Class Council; Library Club; Drama Club; Future Teachers Club; Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. LEWIS, DONNA - Associate Editor. Revoir; Student Council; American Field Service Committee; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Future Teachers Club - College Prep. LIEBERMAN, ALLEN - Engineering Society; Camera Club; - Business Course. LINER, MARILYN - French Club - Business Course. LIPIN, BARBARA - Art Club; Choir - College Prep. LIPSITZ, RALPH - Student Council; Senior Class Council; Library Club; Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. LITTMAN, MARIAN - Spanish Club; Eagle Staff; Future Teachers Club; G.A.A.; Class Day Committee- College Prep. LOUIS, FRANK- Business Course. 138 LOVINGER, ALLAN - Track; Wrestling; Class Day Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Stage Crew - College Prep. LUPOVICH, JACQUELINE - Debate Team; Eagle Report- er, Junior Prom Committee. Senior Prom Committee, French Club - College Prep. MACQUARRIE, DONALD - Band; Engineering Society; Freshman Prom Committee; Stock Club - College Prep. MALKIN, EDWIN - Track; Cross Country; Class Coun- cil; Senior Class Social Committee Chairman; Class Day Chairman - College Prep. MANDELL, MELVIN - Drama Club; School Plays; A Cap- pella Choir; P.T.S.A. Follies; Homecoming - Business Course. MARTIN, GAIL - Editor-in-chief of the Eagle; Dramatics; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Commencement Committee - College Prep. MARION, FREDDIE - Senior Class Council; Homecoming; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Commen- cement Committee - College Prep. MATH, JEROME - S.O.C. Bowling League - College Prep. MAYERS, BARBARA - G.A.A.; Pep Club; P.T.S.A. Follies; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class Day Committee - Business Course. McCAW, CLARK - Baseball; Band; Freshman Football - Business Course. MCCOY, DAVID - Business Course. MEERON, SHELDON - College Prep. MENDELSOHN, ROSE - Chairman Chess Club; Vice Pres- ident Junior Class; Cheerleading; Senior Class Council - College Prep. NEWMAN, HARRY - Baseball - Business Course. NICHOLS, MARVIN - Wresding Team; Engineering So- ciety; Stock Club - Business Course. NOWEND, NEAL - Eagle; Junior Prom Committee - Business Course. MIDDLEDITCH, RONALD - A Cappella; Track; Football - College Prep. MINKOW, BARBARA - Student Council; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Class Day Committee; Senior Prom - College Prep. MORGAN, RICHARD - Engineering Club -Business Course. MOSS, DONALD - Football; Varsity Club; Class Day Com- mittee; Band; Social Committee- College Prep. MUST, JOEL - Audio- Visual; Senior Weekend Committee; Senior Social Committee - College Prep. NATINSKY, LINDA - Senior Prom Committee; Future Tea- chers Club; Literary Club; Spanish Club; Student Council College Prep. NELSON, MARILYN - Medical Careers Club; Library Staff; Drama Club; Revoir Staff; Future Teachers Club -College Prep. NELSON, SUSAN - Student Council; Senior Council; Cheer- leader; Junior Prom Committee; Drama Club - College Prep. PEARLMAN, JOYCE - Art Club; Drama Club; French Club; Pep Club - College Prep. PELTZ, RONALD - Track; Wresding; Literary Club; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee - College Prep. PEREIRA, ART - Baseball; Football; A Cappella Choir; Class Day Committee; Varsity Club - Business Course. PETERS, ALEXANDER - Track; Audio-Visual; Stage Crew; Wresding; Engineering Club - Business Course. PLATT, NORMAN - Chess Club; French Club; Senior Motto Committee - College Prep. PODLECKI, JOAN - Pep Club; Drama Club; Class Day Committee; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; P.T.S.A. Follies - Business Course. PRAGER, BERNARD - Class Day Committee; Freshman Prom Committee; Eagle; Senior Prom Committee- College Prep. RAKOT, SHELDON - Football; Wresding; Varsity Club; Track - College Prep. RALPH, SANDRA - French Club; Future Teachers Club; Pep Club; Commencement Committee; Class Day Committee - College Prep. RAVITZ, LYNNE - Art Club; Literary Club - College Prep. RAZNICK, MELVIN - Class Day Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Commencement Committee; Band - College Prep. REINSTEIN, GLADYS - President Human Relations Club; Camp Counselor; Senior Class Council; Drama Club; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. RESPECKI, KENNETH - Football; Wresding - Business Course. RICE, DAVE - Football; Varsity Club; Drama Club; School Play - College Prep. ROCKLEN, CAROL c French Club President G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Pep Club - College Prep. ROCKIND, LARRY - Senior Class Council; Senior Prom Committee; Drama Club; Junior Prom Committee Chair- man; Freshman Art Editor - College Prep. 139 ROSENGARD, BETH - Senior Class Publicity Chairman: Drama Club Vice-President; Junior Class Council; Student Director for School Play; Art and Publicity Chairman for School Play - College Prep. ROSENTHAL, LYNNE - Pep Club President; G.A.A. Board Member; Senior Class Council; Junior Class Secretary College Prep. ROSS, HUGH - Baseball; Eagle Staff; Freshman Baseball; Engineering Society; Intermural Athletics - College Prep. RUBENFAER, WILLIAM - Drama Club; Senior Weekend Committee; Engineering Society - Business Course. RUSKIN, WILLIAM - P.T.S.A.; Bowling League; Engineer- ing Society; Baseball - College Prep. RUSSELL, JOAN - Drama Club; Revoir; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers Club - College Prep. RUTLEDGE, WALTER - Basketball; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Literary Club; Class Day Committee - Business Course. SACHS , ELLEN - Pep Club; Junior yrom Committee; Sen- ior Prom Committee; Commencement Committee; French Club - College Prep. SCHER, ANDREA - Spanish Club; French Club; Commen- cement Committee - College Prep. SCHERR, JOSEPH - Track; Football; Varsity Club; Class Day Committee; School Play - College Prep. SCHILLINGER, RICHARD - ' restling - College Prep. SCHLUSSEL, MIKE - ' arsity Club president; Football; Track; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Class Councl - Busi- ness Course. SCHWARTZ, FRANCINE - Human Relations Club; A Cappella Choir; Literary Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers Club - College Prep. SCHWARTZ, LEONARD - Chess Club; Junior Cwss Coun- cil; Senior Class Council; Commencement Committee Chair- man; Cross Country - College Prep. SCHWEID, SHARON - Library Club: xMedical Careers Club; Drama Club; Art Club; Literary Club - College Prep. SELIK, RICHARD - Chess Club; Debate Team; Eagle; Lit- erary Club - College Prep. SELLER, SALLY - Senior Prom Committee; Commencement Committee; Medical Careers Club - College Prep. SERAP, SHARON - Drama Club; Pep Club; Commencement Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee - Business Course. SHARON, STUART - Tennis; Varsity Club; Engineering So- ciety Vice President; Senior Prom Committee; Reyoir - College Prep. SHEBOWICH, FERN - Future Teachers Club President; P.T.S.A. Student Vice-President; Library Club; Drama Club Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer - College Prep. SHIFLET, MARGARET - Senior Prom Committee; Commen- cement Committee; Class Day Committee; Pep Club; Home- coming - Business Course. SHIOVITZ, DOREEN - G.A.A. - Business Course. SLAFKIN, HARVEY - Band; Audio Visual; Chess Club; Li- brary Club; stamp Club - College Prep. SMALL, MICHAEL - Wrestling; Engineering Society; Chess Club; Homecoming; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. SMITH, ALLAN - Stamp Club; Chess Club; Library Club; Young Democrats - College Prep. SMITH, GARY - Senior Prom Committee; Class Day Com- mittee - College Prep. SMITH, GARY LEE - Freshman Class Vice President; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class VicecPresident; Student Council Treasurer- CollegePrep. SOAVE, FRANK - Golf; Pep Club - Business Course. SOLOMON, PAUL - Senior Class Council; Homecoming; Senior Social Committee: Class Day Committee; Senior Week- end Committee - Business Course. SPECTOR, JANET - Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A. Girl ' s Choir; Senior Class Day Committee; A Cappella Choir - Business Course. SPELKIN, HARVEY - French Club; A Cappella Choir - College Prep. STEFFIN, MORRIS - Debate Team; Chess Club; Literary Club - College Prep. STEVELBERG, EUGENE - Cross Country; Student Coun- cil President; Junior Class President; Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Committee; Varsity Club Chairman - College Prep. STOERR, DIANE - Pep Club; Choir; Homecoming; Class Day Committee - College Prep. STONE, MAXINE - Pep Club; Art Club; Drama Club; French Club - College Prep. STONE, RONALD - Drama Club; School Play; Chess Club; Engineering Club; Bowling Team - College Prep. SWERDLEN, GLENDA - Business Course. TESCHENDORF, SHARRON - Pep Club; Student Council; G.A.A.; Eagle Staff; Class Day Committee - College Prep. TINK, MYRON - Bowling - College Prep. 140 TOLIN, TINA - Medical CareersClub; Spanish Club; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee - College Prep. TRUESDALE, CANDIS - Business Course. VIDIS, LONNY - College Prep. WALLACH, DONNA - Spanish Club; Drama Club; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. WALKER, UNDA - Future Teachers Club; Human Relations Club; Girls Choir; Drama Club; Junior Prom Committee - College. Prep. WALTER, BEVERLY - Literary Club; Art Club - College Prep. WARREN, BARNIE - Medical Careers Club; Senior Class Council; P.T.S.A.; Follies; Senior Prom Committee - Business Course. WEINER, FRED - Class Day Committee; Track; Senior Prom Committee; Literary Club - College Prep. WEISS, ELIZABETH - Senior Class Council; Senior Prom Committee Chairman; Debate Team; Junior Prom Decora- tions Committee Chairman; Chess Club - College Prep. WEISS, LOIS - Medical Careers Club; French Club; Drama Club - Business Course. WELT, KENNETH - Homecoming; Senior Social Commit- tee; Class Day Committee - College Prep. WOLOCK, DAVID - Chess Club President; Eagle Sports Ed- itor; Eagle Editorial Editor - College Prep. WOLF, MARILYN - Cheerleader; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee - Business Course. YAMSHON, CHARLOTTE - French Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Commencement Committee; Drama Club -College Prep. YASHINSKY, WAYNE - FootbaU; Wresding; Varxity Club; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee - College Prep. ZABEL, GERALD - Stage Crew - College Prep. ZIMMERMAN, VICKY - Revoir; Eagle Staff; Commence- ment Committee - Business Course. ZIPSER, RICHARD - School Play; Senior Prom Committee; Baseball; Literary Club; Senidr Class Vice-President - College Prep. ZUCKER, ROBERTA - Future Teachers Club; A Cappella Choir; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee College Prep. ZYCZYNSKI, SYLVIA - G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming; Pep Club - Business Course. 141 INDEX AARON, SUSAN 25, 161 ABERLEY, NED 25 ABNEY. P.AAIELA 37 ABR.AMS. RUTH 54,99 ABRA.MS, TERRY 48 ACKNER, JOYCE 32 ADAMS, MR. JERRY 94 ADELSON, DONNA 25 ADLEBERG, SUS,AN 41 ADLER, JESSE 47, 98 ADLER. JUDITH 41 ADLER, MARSHA 54, 94 ADLER. SELENE 54, 94 ADLER, STEPHEN 28 AJZENBERG. HARRY 46 ALBERT. MARSHA 49 ALBERT. SUE 25,81.85 ALBRANT, MR. 18 .■ LEXANDER, . NITA 28 ALEXANDER, CATHERINE 31 ALKA, LORETTA 37 ALLEN, MR. FLOYD 8 ALLOWTTZ, NADINE 28 ALPERT, CHARLES 37 ALTMAN, SHARON 38 ALTUS, MARK 33 ALTUS, SUSAN 42 AMERIN, MR. 14 ANDREWS. JAMES 32, 1 1 1 ANDREWS. JOHN 50. 94 ANSTANDIG, LEONARD 48 ANTOSIAK, MR. 12 APPLETON. LESLIE 54, 94, 100 ARCHACKI. .ALFRED 48. 110. 120 ARCH.- CKI, ARLENE 25 ARCH.- CKI, JULIA ANN 38 ASHLEY, LAWRENCE 38 ASHMAN, BEVERLY 42 ATLAS, RON LD 35 BAKER, GARY 25 BAKER, NAOMI 40 B.AKER, VIVIAN 41 BAKUNOW, SHARON 25 BALFOUR, GERALD 54, 119 B,ALBERMAN, UNDA 32. 85 B.ALL. LESLIE 40 B.ALLARD. DOCK 25 BANEK, ROBERT 54 BARDEN, ILENE 54 BARDI, EDNA 42 BARLEV, JOSHUA 50, 89, 122 BARNES, SHARON 40 BARNES, STEPHEN 49, 120 BARNETT, ALAN 25 BARNETT, JANICE 44 BARNETT, RONALD 44 BARON, HENRY 28 BARON, .MARK 54, 122 BARRETT, FRANK 28, 94 BARRETT, JOHN 37 BARRIS, ALLEN 25 BARRIS, MARCIA 54 BARRON, SANDRA 54, 94 B. RRY, JAY 55 BARTON, ELAINE 33 BASEMAN, DAVID 32,94 BEADLE, MR. JAMES 12 BECKER, SIDNEY 41 BEDNARSH. ALAN 28 BEEN, PHYLLIS 37 BEHRiMANN, ROSEANNE 25 BELENSON, SHELDON 44 BELL, RANDOLPH 39, 110 BELTZMAN, STANLEY 47 BEN, FRANCINE 38 BENESON. ALAN 38 BENESON, DENIS 25 BENESON, STUART BENJAiMIN, LINDA 55 BENJAMIN, ALLAN 47 BENNETT, LARRY 33, 47 BERCH, BARBARA 29 BERESH. GAIL 25, 161 BERG. MISS 13 BERG, JOYCE 26 BERGER, JENNEIFER 55, 96 BERGER, MICHAEL 28 BERGMAN, RITA 55, 80 BERK. CH.- RLES 36 BERK. SH. RON 37 BERKE, KENNETH 44 BERKE, NAOMI 55.94 BERKLEY. ERROL 37. 94 BERUN. M. RBAR.- 37 BERLIN, RON.- LD 43. 48, 90 BERMAN, ABRAHAM 32 BERMAN, ALEX 39, 94 BERMAN. LARRY 35 BERMAN, LOREEN 50 BERMAN, MAXINE 34. 38. 91. 93 BERMAN, SHARON 39 BERNHARDT. FREDERICK 36 BERNSTEIN, GARY 28 BERRIS. SORIL 42 BIDLOFSKY, GERALD 35 BIEDERMAN, xMARK 46, 80, 120 BIEL, JAMES 28, 94 BIHARY, SHEILA 33 BILSKY, SUSAN 41 BLACK, GARY 41 BLACKMAN, MARILYN 38 BLACKMAN, SHEILA 44 BLACKWELL, MR. BILL 16, 111 BLAIR, CAROL 39 BLANK, D.ANIEL 37 BLATT, BARBAR. 44 BLAU, IRVING 40, 89 BLAU, ROGER 44 BLAUER, HOWARD 35, 96 BLAVIN, SUSAN 26 BLOOM, JEFFERY 55 BLUM, SANDRA 43, 50, 85 BLUMBERG, ALAN 44 BLUMBERG, STEPHEN 26 BLUMENTHAL, SUE 25, 85 BOCK, LYNN 26, 161 BODEK, MYRNA 28 BODZIN, LIONEL 46, 120 BOIGAN, HOWARD ' 36 BOLDEN, GEORGE BOLOKOFSKY, BEVERLY 28 BOLOKOFSKY, WAYNE 50 BOLTON, DONALD 46,82 BOLVARI, GEORGE 33, 94 BOND, HENRY 33 BONUS, HARRILEE 50, 105 BOOKER, BEVERLY 37 BOOKER, FRANCIS 37 BORDOLEY, MARTIN 41 BORIN, HOWARD 48 BORLAK, ALAN 33 BOUSU, MR. ARTHUR 12 BOYD, xMR. PAUL 18, 120, 125 BOZE, TENNIE 49 BRADLEY, FREDERICK 25 BRADLEY, HARRY 41 BR.ANDT, KENNETH 48 BRANT, JACQLIELINE 46 BRASCH, ANDREA 37 BRASCH, B.ARBARA 55 BRESLER, ANDREA 28 B REVO ART, GARY 30 BRICKER, DEL 55,98 BRITCHKY, SHER L 25 BRODIE, CARYN 42 BRODSKY, ,ANNETTE 46, 104 BRODSKY, LESLIE 50 BRODSKY, LYNDA 48, 104 BRODY, ARLENE 48, 91 BRODZIK, FRANCINE 37 BRONSON, MARGARET 55,96 BRONTMAN, SHELLY 34. 36, 88, 108 BROOKS, MICHAEL 55, 120 BROWN, LORETTA 50 BRUCE, WONNE 25 BRUMM. SANDI 32 BRUMMER. BARRY 43, 46, 78, 90, 93 BRYANT, EDWARD 33 BUCCL GARY 31 BUGCI, RUSSEL 56 BUCHMAN, DAVID 56 BURNSTEIN, MARTY 40 BURNS, GWENDOLYN 41 BURREL, MRS. MARY 10, 94 BYER. SHERWTN 40 CAHN, MERRILL 56 CAIRNS, PAT 48. 56, 94, 98 CAIRO, JOE 25 CAMBI, JACK 26 CAMPBELL, ANN 44 CAPLAN, BARBARA 27 CARLE, CAROL 40, 105 CARLE, RUSSELL 56, 110, 121 CARMISINO, FRANK 30 CARTER, MELVIN 25,111 CASH, FRANCES 41 CASTRO, KATHY 35 CHABEN, LANA 48 CHADWICK, OWEN 33 CHAM BLISS, DONALD 40 CHAPIN, SANDRA 56, 88, 92, 99 CHASE, SHELDON 56 CLTENKINSKY, ARTHUR 25 CHERIN, PAM 24, 28 CHERIN, ROCHELLE 56 CHERKASKY, CAROLE 24 CHIRTIE, THOMAS WILLIAM 27 CHISOUI, MARY 28 CHISOLM, WILLIE 25 CHORICH, MILAN 56 CHUKASKY, CAROLE 26 CIMMER, GOLDIE 25 CLADWELL, DAVID 32 CLAMAGE, LWRENCE 27 CLINTON, BARBARA 47 CLINTON, ROBERT 37, 92 COHEN, HARVEY 25 COHEN, LYNDA 25 COHEN, PAUL 56 COHEN, PAULETTE 57 COHEN, STEVE 25, 94 142 COHEN, SUSAN 38 COHN, SANDRA 42 COLBURN, PMIEL 28 COLEMAN, DARLENE 49 COLEMAN, SUSAN 26 COLUNS, CLARE 57 COLLINS, KENNETH 29 COLMAN, NEIL 36 CONLEV 13 CONLON, MRS. VIRGINIA 20 COOK, MORTIN 28 COOMBE, STEVE 25 COOPER, DANIEL 39 COOPER, J.. NICE 40 COREY, LAWRENCE 37, 122 CORMAN, LOIS 32 CORNELL, MISS PAT 19, 102 CORTWRIGHT, MRS. LUCILLE 15 COTTINGHAM, JOIL 41 COTTINGHAM, MCHAIL 49 COUSENS, MIKE 57, 92 COU ' AULT, DOUGLAS 48 COWAN, ANDREA 30 CR, FT, LAWRENCE 48 CR. ' SFARD, DONNA 44 CRISP, DELMAR 16 CROSBY, AHNES 28 CROSBY, PRISCILLA 26 CROSS, LINDA 44 CUCKOVICH, CAROL 38, 161 CURTIS, MITCHELL 30 CURRY, ,- NNIE 40 CUSHINGBERRY, LEONARD 33 CUSHINGHERY, ROBERT 42 CWAGENBERG, ,ALUN 38 D ' AGOSTINE, DAVID 26 DALBY, JOHN 34,40,91,93 DAMRAUR, JEFFREY 28 DANBOM, SALLY 57, 89, 102 DANBOM, WTLLIAM 26 DANBORM, CHARLOTTE 57, 94 DANBORN, CHERYL 57, 94 DANULOFF, L XE 46 DARDARIAN, MICHAEL 41 DAVIS, DANIEL 25,94 DARIS, THOMAS DASKAL, MANNY 57 DAVIDSON, JEFFREY 46, 81, 91, 120 DAVIS, BENJAMIN 30 DAVIS, BETTY 31 DAVIS, DORIA 49 DAWE, JUDITH 44 DAWES, PAUL 50 DAY, CALVIN DAY, ERNESTINE 29 DAY, PRISCILLA 28 DEBRES, CAROLE 48 .DEERING, CHRIS 48 DEGA, MARY ANN 28 DELEGRAM, DIANE 28 DELEGRAM, JEANETTE 42, 161 DELEGRAM, PAULETTE 38 DELIDOW, STANLEY MR. 14 DELISE, ETHEL 57 DELLICOLLI, DEANNA 28 DERMODY, MR. JAMES 6 DESHANO, BARBARA DEUTCH, TERRY 48 DILORENAO, RON.UD 27 DIMARTINO, ANDREW 39 DIAMOND, MRS. 9 DIEM, TERRI 46 DIPONIO, JOANN 57 DISKIN, JAY 57 DIXON, LOLLIE 25 DONLEY, WARREN 58 DORN, SHARON 35 DRACSIN, LEO 58 DRACSIN, VICTOR 58 DRAW, SHARON 29, 94 DR VZIN, ROBERT 42 DRELECK, SUSANNE 42 DRESSLER, SANDRA 41 DRESSLER, SUSAN 58 DREW, JAMES 28 DRYMAN, MEL 40 DUNAPACE, MARYELLEN 46, 89, 108 DUNCOMBE, MARGARET 37 DUNN, RICHARD 26 DUNN, SANDRA 44 DWORKIN, LEO 17 DWYER, PATTI 32 DZODIN, HARVEY 27, 104 DZODIN, MILTON 49 EAGER, DOUGLAS 33 EASON, MARC 38 EASON, MARLENE 58 EDELMAN, MARTIN 58, 92 EDER, LINDA 58 EDWARDS, RICHARD 58, 122 EHRLICH, CAROL 29 EHRENBERG, GAIL 28, 100 EISENBERG, MELVIN 39 EISMAN, SANDY ELKINS, MISS LAURA 15 ELKIN, WENDY 58 ELLIOT, LEONARD 46, 98 ELLIOT, LLOYD 35 ELLIS, ARLENE 59 ELUS, GAYLE 38, 94 ELLIS, MAXINE 25 ELLISON, MR. 11 EMMER, ROSALIE 48 EMERY, KENNETH 26 ENGLEBERG, KALVIN 27 ENGLISH, DARLENE 36 ENKEL, MRS. IDA 6 EPHRAiM, MICHAEL 35 EPSTEIN, JOSEPH 35, 98 EPSTEIN, PAM 59, 80, 91 EPSTEIN, RODNEY 40 ETKIN, HAROLD 29 EZRACH, FRANCES 35 PAGAN, ARLENE 50 FALICK, YALE 26 FARBER, ROBERT 41 FARKOS, HELANIE 29 FASSBERG, JOAN 50, 100 FAUDEM, SUSAN 26 FAYNE, RONALD 35 FEALK, NEARSHALL 26 FEALK, ROCHELLE 38 FEDESKY, SANDRA 41 FEDON, LEONARD 59, 119 FEEN, JEROME 46 FEIN, EUGENE 48 FEINBERG, BONNIE 47 FEINB ERG, DIANE 59,99 FEINBERG, JANE 59, 94 FEINBERG, JUDITH 39 FEINER, MARLENE 26 FEINGOLD, SHARON 59 FELDMAN, ALAN 25 FELSMAN, MIKE 59 FELDMAN, SHELDON 39 FEILER, RONNA 47 FELD, MYRON 30 FELDMAN, NANCY 27, 161 FELDMAN, RICHARD 27 FELDSTEIN, BARBARA 35, 96 FELDSTEIN, RICHARD 43, 46, 91 93 120 FELTON, ANDREA .38. 161 FELDMAN, ALAN FELDMAN, BELLA 41 FELDMAN, CARON ,59, 94 FELDMAN, MIKE 104. 105 FELTON, MARK 44 FENCHEL, MIKE 46 FENYAS, CHRISTINA 41, 94, 96 98 FERGUSON, LESUE 46 FERST, LINDA 27 FEUER, SANFORD 44, 94, 120 FIARMAN, MICHAEL 40 FIDLER, HENRY 32 FELD, ALLEN 32 FIELDS, BARBARA 32, 96 FEILD, TERRI 24 FIELDER, BILLIE 46, 98 FELDMAN, ELLIOT 38 FINE, JUDY FINE, SHARON 33 FINE, STUART 59 ' FINEMAN, JUDY 25 FINGEROOT, 38 FINK, JUDY 25 FINKE, HOWARD 33 FINKEL, MORTON 44 FINK, SANFORD FINN, JIM 25, 94 FINSTER, SONYA 37 FISCHEL, WILUAM 27, 94 FISCHEL, CHARLENE 41 FISH, JUDY 28 FISHER, SUSAN 41 FISHMAN, CAROL 40 FISHMAN, ERIC 38 FITLOW, 50 FITLOW, LAWRENCE 38 FIXLER, HOWARD FLAGG, WILLIAM 28 FLASCHEN, JEFFREY 46, 120 FLAYER, BONNIE 38 FISCHEL, MARLENE 38 PONDER, CHARLES 25 FONDER, ERNESTINE 33 FORBES, RITA 50, 100 FOREMAN, MURRY FORREST, JEFFREY 59 FORREST, MAUREEN 44 FOSTER, ALAN 60 FOSTER, GAIL 28 FOX, LILLL N 37 FREUD, JAY 37, 94 FREIUCH, SEYMORE 25 FRIDAY, ALAN 42 FRIED, MICHAEL 37 FRIEDENBERG, GERALD 44 FRIEDENBERG, SHARON 44 FRIEDMAN, HOWARD 35 FRIEDMAN, JAMES 37 FRIEDMAN, KAREN 32, 100 FRIEDMAN, LAWRENCE 41 FRIEDMAN, LOUISE 28 FRIEDMAN, ROCHELE 48 FRIEDM, N. STEPHEN 47, 94 FRIEDM.- N, SUSAN 60 FRISHMAS, SHARON 30 FRYM. N, SUS.-VN 29 FRUITM.-VN, L RRY 60 FUSON, RON.UD 42, 94 143 GAGGI, DAVID 25 GAGGI. JACQUELINE 60 GAMACHE, MR 9, 34 GANTZ, MARK 41,94 GARABEDIAN, RALPH 60 GARELIK, ELAINE 41 GARLAND, SHARON 41 GARNBEIN, ANDREW 24 GARRELL, JAilES 94 GARY, JOHN 37 GENDEL, JOANNE 24, 31 GENDEN, STEPHEN 29 GENNICK, SHARON 35 GERMANSKY, DENNIS 60, 120 GERSTEN, GENA 43, 48, 91, 93, 103 GERTZ, STEVEN 42 GIANETTI, MR. GEORGE 15 GILBERT, ELYSE 36 GILBERT, LESLIE 60 GILLESPIE, MRS. HELEN 7, 92 GILLIGAN, MR 7 GILSON, JACQUELINE 39 GINGLER, JAMES 29,98 GLADSTONE, TERRY 28 GL,ANCY, MRS. MARY 11, 43 GLANTZ, ARLENE 28 GLANTZ, LEONARD 60 GLASSER, ROSLYN 46 CLASSMAN, ALLAN 60 GLAZIER, ELIZABETH 39 CLICK, ROBERT 61, 119 CLICKSMAN, ROBERTA 36, 100 CMEINER, WILLIAA ' I 33 GOFF, MR. AARON 10 GOINGS, JOHNATHON 29 COLD, EILEEN 61 GOLD, ELLIOT 61 COLD, JOYCE 37, 80 COLD, JUDITH 29 GOLD, MARLENE 30. 161 GOLD, MARTIN 33 GOLD. MICH.AEL 26 GOLDBERG, JEFF 48 GOLDBERG, UNDA 61, 94, 100 GOLDBERG, MICHAEL 38,110 GOLDBERG, RICHARD 35 GOLDEN, FRANCINE 43, 85, 89 GOLDEN, UNDA 61 GOLDENBERG, MURRY 41 GOLDENBERG, ROBERT 61, 105 GOLDMAN, BRUCE 39 GOLDMAN, CAROL 31 GOLDMAN, EDITH 25, 100 GOLDMAN, HENRY 61,98 GOLDMAN, MIRIAM 39, 74, 94 GOLDMAN, SHARON 26 GOLDMAN, VICKI 44 GOLDSMITH, AL,AN 49 GOLDSMITH, CAROL 42 GOLDSMITH, LOUIS 28 GOLDSMITH, SANDRA 40, 96 GOLDSTEIN, DONALD 42 GOLDSTEIN, DONNA 44 GOLDSTEIN, ROSLYN GOLDSTEIN, STEPHEN 50, 94 GOLOS, KEN 48 GOODMAN, CHER ' iX 48 GOODMAN, KAREN 30 GOODMAN, STEVEN 36 GOODWTN, GA TE 61 GORCZEK, SANDRA 49 GORDON, ERIC 39 GORDON, FREDERICK 29 GORDON, LYNN 46 GORDON, MELVIN 33 GORDON, STEPHANNIE 37 GOREN, BARBARA 61 GOREN, DANIEL 44 GOREN, LAUREL 61,96 GOREN, SANDRA 38 GORMEZAND, LAWRENCE 24, 32, 94 GORNBEIN, ALAN 36 GORNBEIN, ANDREA 25 GOTTEMAN, MAX 37 GOULD, DIANE 27, 94 COYER, LYNN 41 GRAFF, PAUL 26 GRANITZ, LOUIS 26 GRANT, CHERYN 42, 96 GRAVES, PATRICIA 38, 92 GRAY, PETER 38 GRAY, ROSALIND 31, 82 GREIN, CAROL 38 GREEN, HARRIET 36, 100 GREEN, ROBERT 62, 122 GREEN, STEVEN 38 GREEN, SYDNEY 26 GREEN, VICKI 62,91,93 GREENBAUM. ELEANOR 50 GREENBERC, DIANE 30 GREENBERC, JEFFREY 37 GREENBERC, LAWRENCE 41 GREENBERC, MARSHA 31 GREENBERGER ERIKE 27 BREENBERG, ONA 41 GREENE, GAIL 46 CREENGOOD, DENICE 31 GREENWALD, JUDITH 36 GRISDALE, MR. GEORGE 6 GROSS. GALE 46 CROSS, STEVEN 26 GROSSMAN, EVELYN 31 GROSSMAN, SHIRLEY 46 GRUBER. DANIEL 34, 38, 92 GRUEN, GABRIEL 30 GRUEN, GEORGETTE 35 GUERRIER, JOSEPH 32 GUOIN, GA TE 36 GURM.AN, DAVID 38 CUSS, DEBORAH 35 GUTMAN, ANNA 25 GUTMAN, JOAN 43, 46, 102 GUTTENTAG, ELYSE 62, 93 GUTTERMAN, UNDA 25 HABERMAS, MR 13 HACK, ANDREA 31 HACK, OLIVIA 82 HAMBURG, COLLEEN 48, 48, 104 HANDELMAN, BILL 62, 98, 122 HARBIN, WAYNE 29 HARKER, BILL 62 HARRIS, ALAN 50, 120 HARRIS, JUDY 37 HARRIS, ROZAL IND 46 H,ARRIS, SANDRA 62 HARTMAN, DONNA 47 HARFIELD, SUSAN 41, 104 HAUGER, LAUREL 47 HAUPTMAN, LARRY 46 HAUPTMAN, SUSAN 30, 101 HAUSER, ANDREW 25, 94 HAUSER, DAVID 37 HAUSER, JOEL 62 HAYWOOD, DANE 31 HELFER, JOAN 48 HELFMAN, DANE 81 HELFMAN, DAVID 46, 110 HENDERSON, LARRY 26 HENRIGUES, THOMAS 30 HERKOWITA, CARL 62 HERMAN, NEAL HICKMAN, JOHN 35 HERMAN, SHARON 48, 50 HERTZBERG, JERRY 25 HERTZBERG, SHARON 41 HICKS, ARLENE 30 HILL, JAMES 30 HILLMAN, BRUCE 43, 50, 91, 93, 105 HINDS, DAVID 44 HIRSCH, MOREEN 25, 92 HOFFMAN, DR 12 HOFFMAN, LINDA 39 HOFFMAN, MARC 31 HOFFMAN, ROBERT 27 HOLBERG, BRUCE 25 HOLLIDAY, EARNEST 108, 110 HOLLIDAY, WALTER 39 HOLLOW AY, LUTHER 29 HOLTZMAN, KENNETH 48 HORENSTEIN, STEVEN 39 HORWITZ, LAWRENCE 50 HOROWITZ, SHIRLENE 25 HOWARD, WILUAM 31 HUGHES, BOBBY 26 HUNT, ROBERT 35 HURD, WAYNE 28 lOVAN, DONNA 48, 161 ISENBERG, MICHAEL 46, 94 IVEY, BETTY 38, 94 INFELD, ILENE 30 JACKSON, ALBERT 26 JACKSON, MR. DAVE 17 JACKSON, RITA 41 JACKSON, MR. ROBERT 7, 108 JACKSON, SHARON 62, 91 JACKSON, WALTER 37 JACOB, DEBORAH 32 JAFFEE, JERRY 48 JAFFEE, MARTIN 25, 94 JANOWSKI, ROSALINE 47, 100 JENSON, SHARON 38 JOHNS, MRS. 16 JOHNSON, CHARLES 41 JOHNSON, JOANNE 46 JOHNSON, JAMES 49 JOHNSON, LARRY 26 JOHNSON, LYNN 37 JOHNSON, PATRICIA 42 JOHNSON, ROSE 26 JOHNSON, ROSEMARY 36 JONES, GIRALDINE 30 JONES, ROBERT 35 JONES, VIRGINIA 28 JONES, WILLIE 44 JORDAN, MISS 11 JORDON, EULA MAI 26 JORDAN, LOUIS 48, 110 JORDAN, LULU 29 JORDAN, VIVIAN 26 JOSEPH, ANDREE 40 KADUSHIN, LAWRENCE 35 KAGAN, ABRAHAM 31 KAG. N, ANNA 62 KAHN, ALAN 48 KAHN, NANCY 48 KAUSHER, MADEUNE 62 KAMIENY, JANICE 26 KAMINSKY, ALAN 27 KAMINSKY, JERRY .62 144 KM ' IINSKV, JOYCE 27 KM ' IINSKV, MARVIN 40 KAMPMUELLER, MR. CARL 14 KANE, LVNNE 36 KAR.AFIELD, ELAINE 24 K.ANAREK, PAULA 34, 37 KAPLAN, MICHAEL 38 KARAS, CHERYL 26 KARAS, RONALD 62, 109, 110 KASMER, RICHARD 49 KASS, JOE 25 KASS, ROBERT 28 KATANICK, JOANNE 50, 85 KATCHER, LYNN 35 KATZ, MRS. 8 KATZ, BETH 62, 100, 161 KATZ, ELLEN 35 KATZ, LESUE 48 KATZ, LYNN 50 KATZ, MARLENE 44, 94 KATZ, PAULA 38, 104 KATZ, STEX ' EN 32 KATZER, MRS. 8 KATZMAN, BARBARA KAUFMAN, PHILIP 28 KAUFMAN, MRS. DONNA 9, 34, 99 KAUFFJ ' IAN, PAUL 47 KA TEFF, PAUL 26 KEAR. NORMAN 31 KEITH, JANICE 32 KELLEY, BETTY 30 KENT, MIRIAM 48 KEPELY, MR. CHARLES 14 KEPES, RICHARD 38 KERMATH, HOLLACE 26 KERiMATH, LORNE 47 KESSLER, ALAN 27 KESTNER, MR. JOHN 18 KIRSZENBAUM, CARL 27 KIEF , RONALD 41 KIRZENBAUM, NORMA 62 KIRZNER, BERNARD 62 KISHNER, STEVE 62, 98 KIVELL, DIANE 32 KLECZENSKI, DOROTHY 48 KLECZENSKI, ALEX 26 KLEIN, ALFRED 38 KLEIN, BARRY 41 KLEIN, CAROLE 62 KLEIN, DARLENE 33 KLEIN, EILEEN 47 KLEIN, KAREN 62 KLEIN, VERA 36 KLEINBURG, DAVID 31 KLEINMAN, DOREEN 37 KLENN, DARLENE 40 KLONEL, MR. NELAND 15 KLURSTEIN, ELAINE 50 KNOPF, LINDA 48, 99 KOBLER, CHER T 49 KOBRAN, KEGWINE 39 KOHN, MARSHA KOBISH, JOYCE 26 KONAREK, GERALD 35 KOOSH, TARA 38, 161 KORNFIELD, ELAINE 33, 93 KOSOF KY, DENNIS 38,98 KOZLOWSKY, JACQUELINE 28 KOUZOUJIAN, MR. JOHN 5, 82 KRAUSE, STEVEN 71 KRAWZACK, MR. NORMAN 18, 110, 125 KRENTZIN, NEIL 31,111 KRENTZIN, MARILYN 38,99 KRIEGAL, BRUCE 50 KRINSKY, DONALD 38 KRINSKY, STEVEN 28 KROHN, LARRY 50 KROOPNICK, MAURY 26 KRUGEL, UNDA 31 KUGAN, CAR LO 29 KUPERSMID, JOEL 41, 110 KURETZKY, MARTIN 38,110 KURETZKY, SANFORD 47, 110 KUSHNER, PATRICIA 29 KUTNICK. 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RHODA 42 MILLER, ROBERT 27 MILLMAN, GARRY 31 MILUIAN, HARRY 48 MILSTEIN, WTLLIAM 41 MING, FRIEDA 34. 34, 91, 93 MINTZ, LEE 28 MINTZ, STEWART 28 MINDELIN, ALAN 35 MINKOW, BARBARA 66 MITGHELL, BARBARA 35 MITCHELL. LAUREEN 50 MOGILL. ROBERT 35 MONKS, MARGRET 29 MORGAN, GR. GIE LEE 27 MORGAN, LORRAINE 38 MORGAN, MARTIN 98, 92 MORGAN, RICHARD 66, 98 MORGAN, STEPHEN 94 MORGANROTH, JOEL 89, 46 MORGANROTH, MARK 25 MORKS, HARVEY 42 MORNINGSON 37 MORRIS. ROBERT MR. 10 MORRIS, JOYCE 46 MORRIS. RICHARD 50 MORRISON. CARYL 43, 50, 105 MOSES, BARBARA 36. 96 MOSES, IRENE 44, 94 MOSS, DONALD 66 MOSS, MARGO 49 MOSS. RITA 41 MOWTNSKY, CASEMER 25 MELLER, MARK 30 MUST, HOWARD 67 MYERSON, MITCHEL 37 MACDONALD, CHRISTINE 41, 91, 93 MAC QUARRIE, DON 98 MC COY, DAVID MAC QUARIE, ' DONALD 64 MC QUEEN, EMILY 38 MC GALLEY, DONNA 49 MC CAW, CLARK 64 MC GLANNY, JACQUELINE 31 MC COLLUM, LOUIS 37 MC GONNELL, GARLAND 31 MC DAD MRS. 13 MC DONALD. MISS 11 MC GREGOR, ALYCE 31, 94 MC GRIFF, SHIRLEY 31 MC NAIR, DANIEL 36 MC NUTT, xMISS 16 MC PHUTERS, ROSEMARY 38, 96 MC PHEETERS, THOMAS 28 NAKTIN, JUDITH 42 NASH, KENNETH 37 NATINSKY, LINDA 67 NATHANSON, SHELDON 28 NELSON. LOIS 31, 161 NELSON, MARILYN 67, 94, 96 NELSON, SUE 67, 80, 89, 91, 93, 102, 108 NEVINSKI, SANDRA 33 NEWMAN, BARBAR.A 24, 104 NEWMAN, HARRY 67 NE VMARK, GERLAD 47, 110 NICHOLS, MARVIN 67 NICODIN , LORRAINE 1 10 NIELSON, FORREST 42 NOBLE, REBECCA 31 NODLER, ARLENE 41 NORRIS, GARY 28 NORRIS, JUDY 31 NOWEND, NEAL 67 OBERMAN, ROZZIE 47 O ' HARA, MRS. 8 OLDHAM, DARLENE 41 OLDHAM, HELEN 32 OLIVA, HACK 28 OLIVER, BARBARA 28, 161 OLIVER, CONSTANCE 39 OLIVER, JAMES 32 OLSTEIN, ANDREA 42 OPATOWSKI, HELEN 35 OPPENHEIM, REGINA 41 ORLOFF. DEBORAH 38, 96 OSEFF. HA ROLD 37, 92 OTTUSCH, FRED 31 OLSHANSKY, HAROLD 37 OSHINSKY, CARL 36 PACERNICK, JUDY 35, 94 PAGE, DAVID 48, 110 PAGE. EDWARD 49 PALANT. JOAN 33 PANKIN, MRS. KATE 12 PANKIN, MARK 67, 104 PANTZER, KAREN 27 PARKER, KENNETH 31, 94 PASSERMAN, JUDITH 39 PASSERMAN, MICHAEL PATTERSON, CURTIS PATTERSON, MARY 28 PAYNE, GWENDOLYN 27 PAYNE, MICHAEL 32 PAYNE, PHIXLIS 29 PEARL, ROBERT 47, 110 PEARLMAN, JOYCE 67, 161 PECKE, MR. CHARLES 16 PELTZ, RON 68 PEPPER, DR. JAMES 4 PEREIRA, ARTHUR 68, 119 PERLOVE, NORLOVE 28 PERSTEIN, WARREN 42 PERRY, MR. LARRY 15 PETERS, ALEXANDER 68, 94, 98 PETERS, MARGO 46 PETIT, THOMAS 38 PEVOS, LAWRENCE 49, 91, 110 PHILLIPS, NELSON 37 PIANIN. MIKE 44, 104 PICKENS, JOSIE 31 PICKENS, LIL 38 PINK, DENNIS 44 PITCHER, SHARON 29, 93 PITZAK, AVERY 35 PLATT, NORMAN 68, 98 PLAVNICK, STEVE 44, 92, 105 PLEASANT, PERRY 29 PLOTNIGK, EILEEN 28 PODLECKI, JOAN 68 POLITOWSKI, STEVEN 40 POLKINGHORN, LAURA 40 POLLACK, SIDNEY 48 POLLACK, THOMAS 36, 98 POLON, RITA 44 POMEROY, KEITH 41 POMEROY, MARC 49 POSLANIC, CARL 44 POSMAN, NANCY 26 POSNER, LAUREN 31 POTRUDE, MRS. WILMAN 14 POW.ALS. RICHARD 30 POWELL. CLAUDIA 28 POZEN, IRENE 37 PRAGER, BERNARD 68 PRAW, SONNY 32 PRENTIS, DENNIS 50, 110 PRINTZ. ALICE 36 PRYJOMSKI, DAN 25 QUINN, JOHN 35 RABINOWITZ, ELLEN 38 RABINOVITZ, STEVE 48 RADZIN, EUGENE 26 RADZINSKL ISAAC 26 RAYMI, ROCHELLE 46 RAJ , ROBERT 38 RAKOTZ, SHELDON 68 RALPH, CAREN 31 RALPH, SANDRA 68, 96, 100 RANCHER, HELEN 41 R,APP.APORT. MICHAEL 50, 110 R,APPAPORT, STEWART 39, 94 RAVINE. STANLEY 39 RAVITA. LESLIE 29 RAVITZ, LYNNE 68 RAWSKY, ELAINE 46 RAYLE, WILLIAMS 29 RAZNICK, HARVEY 26 RAZNICK, KENNETH 38 RAZNICK, MELVIN 68 REGAN, SUE 31 REINSTEIN, GLADYS 69, 92 RENBARGER, MR. RAY 6, 48, 90 RESIGN, MARTIN 50. 92 RESNICK, HARVEY HI RESNICK, STEVE 37 RESPICKL KEN 69 REYNOLDS, BRUCE 28 REYNOLDS, PAUL 32 REZNICK, HARVEY 94 RHEIN, ELIZABETH 44. 96 RHUNIR, ALAN 29 RICE, DAVID 69, 109, 110 RIGHMAN, MARSHA 50, 94, 100 RICHMAN, HAROLD 29 RICHMAN, MORTON 44 RICK, IRWIN 38 RICHTER, ADELE 38 RIDLEY, AMOS 35 RING, ELLIOTT 31 ROVERSON, CHARLES 46 ROBERTS, ILENE 35 ROBINSON, LESLIE 41 ROCHELEN, CAROL 69 ROCHELEN, GARY 37 ROCKMAN, DANIEL 35 ROCKIND, LARRY 69 ROE, MR. RUSSELL 14 RODNICK, MR. 8 ROFFEY, MRS, ORPHA 16 ROGUS, GERALD 37 ROHTBART, MEYER 50 ROLLIN, WENDY 29 ROLUNS, DORIS 38, 94 ROMAGHUK, PEARL 48 RON, JOANNE 42 RONSON, MARJORIE 26 146 ROSE, JONATHON 46 ROSEN, MARTIN 28 ROSENBAUM, MRS. THELMA 7 ROSENBERG, IRENE 50, 69 ROSENBERG, MARJORIE 48 ROSENBERG, ROBERT 32 ROSENBURG, RHONDA 33 ROSENFELD, BARRY 39 ROSENGARD, JUDY 35 ROSENBUARD, BETH 69 ROSENTH, L. ESTHER 26 ROSENTHrVL, JERRY 48 ROSENTHAL, LEA 26 ROSENTHAL, LYNNE 69 ROSS, DON 36 ROSS, GARY 46 ROSS, HUGH 69, 119 ROSS, LEAONARD 42 ROSSMAN. MARTIN 69 ROTrt, CAROL 44 ROTHENBERT, ART 41, 120 ROTT, ARTHUR 26 ROTT, RENA 40 ROTT, RUTH 48 ROUSER, ANDY 26 ROVU, REBECCA 32 ROWE, MARY 42 ROY, MARY 26 RUBEN, HARVEY RUBENFAER, EDITH 46 REUBENFAER, WTLLIAM 70 RUBENSTEIN, DIANE 39 RUBIN, ARLENE 49, 70 RUBIN, ARNOLD 28, 91, 104 RUBIN, BARRY 30, 49, 110, 120 RUBIN, BARRY RUBIN, HARVEY 24, 94 RUBIN, MARLENE 28 RUBIN, MARLN 26 RUBIN, RICHARD 38 RUBY, ALLEN 50, 91, 93, 110, 120 RUDA, SANDRA 44 RUSKIN, WILLIAM 70, 98 RUSSELL, ALLEN 37 RUSSELL, JOAN 70 RUSSELL, MR. PETER 11, 125 RUTHERFORD, JACQUELINE 41 RUTHKOWSKI, DIANE 50 RUTLEDGE, FRANK 31 RUTLEDGE, WALTER SACHS, ELLEN 70 SACKS, JUDITH 37 SAHL, RUTH 32 SAKS, HERSCHEL 37 SALEM, TERRY 41 SOLOMAN, JACK 49 SALTER, MICHAEL 36, 94 SANBERG, BONNIE 36 SANDLER, LESLIE 41, 91 SANDS, RICHARD 32 SARASIHN, NANCY 38, 161 SAVAGE, DA TD 48 SAWYER, BARRY 35 SCHARFF, KATHY 27 SCHAUMBER, JOEL 32 SCHELL, ROBERTA 32 SCHER, ANDREA 70 SCHERR, JOE 70, 108, 110, 120 SCHIFF, KAREN 43, 48, 82, 105 SCHIFF, MICHAEL 30 SCHIFFMAN, ROSALYN 32 SCHIFLET, MARGARET 71 SCHILLINGER, EDWARD 42 SCHILLINGER, RICHARD SCHLAFF, SUSAN 41 SCHLONER, FREDRICK 35 SCHLONER, WILLIAM 38 SCHLUSSEL, MIKE 70 SCHMALBURG, MR. 8 SCHNEID, LESLIE 35 SCHNEIDER, LEANARD 40 SCHRAM, GREDRICA 41 SCHRAM STUART 26 SCHRAMKE, MR. 19 SCHREIDELL, MAA4CY 26 SCHULDINGER, MARK 32 SCHUMANN, JUDY 32 SCHUMANN, RUTH 46 SCHUME, STANLEY 32 SCHUSTER, STEVEN 37 SCHWARTZ, ARTHUR 38, 95 SCHWARTZ, ELLEN 25 SCHWARIT;, FR.ANCINE 70, 92, 99, 100 SCHWARTZ. 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