Oak Park and River Forest High School - Tabula Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

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SMOKING COUNCIL One Torm oT sTudenT governmenT exisTing in This school is The Smoking Council. IT is one school organizaTion aT whose meeTings none OT The TaculTy is presenT. The primary purpose OT This body is To enTorce sTudenT-made laws regulaTing smoking. STudenTs Tound smoking wiThin seT bounds are Tried, and iT convicTed, The council deTermines The punishmenT. SAFETY COUNCIL The aim oT The SaTeTy Council is To prevenT reckl From Time To Time saTeTy bulleTins are disT' This year Their eTTorTs have been dir oT sTreeT parking oT sTude ' graphs, and posT essness on The ribuTed in The h ecTed Toward Th nTs cars, and Th ers have kepT sT parT oT high school sTudenTs. ome rooms as a sTep in Their campaign. e prevenTion oT running in The halls, Th e prevenTion OT reckless driving. Weekly ' udenTs informed oT The work oT The co ' e reducing arTucles in The Trapeze, uncil. 0 22 0 ,c e J SMOKING COUNCIL BACK ROW-Harris, McClevey liTz, Carolan, Schroede FRONT ROW - M' msTro , Goa r. lchaels, Warmbold ng, Goodwillie, Sell ergren. SAFETY COUNCIL BACK ROW-Osborne, GoeliTz, Holen- shade, Rasmussen, Nelson. THIRD Row-Beigler, Willis, Humes, Anderson. SECOND ROW - Burgess, Bingh Beaurline, Baldwin, Perkin ONT ROW- ' righT, ' am, s. Gillard, Hendry, Wilson, CosTanza. i

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w-MFIW' BACK ROW-Lehman, Heald, Shorey Farlinger, Shay, B. Walker. COND ROW-Melcherf, TempleTon, Brown, SweTT, McDonald, M. Walker. FRONT ROW-Ullman, Tilden, Schroe- der, Coe, Armsfrong, Herman. T STUDENT STudenT governme T CDUNCH. n is represenTed by The STuclenT Council. This augusT bocly is composed of eigh- Teen members, Tour Trom each oT The lower classes, and six Trom The Senior class. This year The council's acTiviTies have been cenTerecl abouT The raising OT relieT money Tor China, and The organizaTion oT sTu- olenT moniTors Tor The lunch room. cHNUOD CDUNCH. The Junior class places a big responsibiliTy on TwenTy oT iTs members by elecTing Them To The Junior Council. lT is The duTy oT The council noT only To clirecT The elecTion oT Their class o'lTicers, buT iT is up To Them To puT on a successful Junior Prom, To enTerTain Senior guesTs. lT This year's ro ' oT The worlc oT The class oT '40, They are sure To go Tar. p m is an omen BACK ROW-Green, Skiles Egglesfon, McManus, Smidl THIRD RCW-Neal, Woodruff, FosTer, AbbaTe, Fowler. SEC OND ROW-Preucel, Nel- son, Cook, Ransom, HedsTrom. FRONT ROW-Drennan, Mac- Donald, Leqros, Goelih, Mc- Clevey. .0 ,Q

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9 STANDING-LeGros, Shay, Spaulding. 9 BACK ROW-Hulburf, Oldfield, SEATED-Engsfrom, Coe. FRONT ROW-Downing, Shinn, Wezerek CDNFEIQENCES Several limes during The year The old spiril of rivalry belween Oak Park and Proviso is broken down when The boys and girls have a general gel-logelher a+ lheir respeclive conferences. These include banquels, discussions ol problems ol currenl inleresl, inspir- ing speakers and ceremonlals. The Girls' conference also plans a May brealclasl' al' which a queen and her allendanls are chosen. Joinlly lhe conferences plan an annual peace con- ference and an Easier Sunrise Service. DEACE 0230