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

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SUPERIIITEIIDEIIT SU PERINTENDENT EUGENE YOUNGERT Memory is a freacherous friend. ln happy high school years if fells you fhaf you will recall always evenfs and comrades fhaf were your life in Oalc Park l-ligh-buf if fells you false. Each weelc sfeals fhe lusfer of weeks fhaf wenf before, and memory becomes fhe abode of obscure recollecfions of pleasanf experiences fhaf you were cerfain you never could lose. Thaf is why in fhe Tabula we presenf in word and picfure pages in which you can roam fhrough old, familiar places and live again wifh old friends days fhaf will become increasingly dear as you go on from fhem. As you furn fhese pages, may you remember affecfionafely your school, which is grafeful for whaf you have done fo malce if worfhy of your pride in your high school alma mafer. Eugene Youngerf. U81 l

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FIICULTV III SERVICE Alfhough mos'r of The members of ou r facuhry carry on work direcfly or in- direc+ly associalred wifh The war effort we pay special Jrribufe on fhis page +o Jrhose who have Temporarily leff us +o become a parf of Jrhe various branches of The armed forces. PVT. ARTHUR PELZ MAJOR RUSSEL DANIELS ENSIGN DOROTHY L. BABCOCK LT. LYLE F. STEWART T LUCILLE GUDEMAN, I-LA. 2c LT. fi.q.l ARABEL ALCOTT PVT. FRANCES G. WILSON LT. LOIS SPROULL PVT. HELEN GRAHAM LT. lif-3.1 ROBERT WEHRLI CAPT. RAY c. SOLIDAY vlRelNlA Rue-H L U71

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From The Time ThaT Miss Weclcel and Mr KeTcham inTroduce The high school To The eighTh graders unTil Miss BenneTT and Mr BobbiTT check Their Tinal crediTs, Oak Park High School sTudenTs are consTanTly being insTrucTed and ad vised by The deans. NOT only do These eighT men and women plan The curriculum oT each class buT They also serve as guides and counselors To personal problems BUSIIIESS ITIIIIIIIGER A school as large as ours can- noT TuncTion wiThouT eTTicienT busi- ness managemenT. Mr. Wilson, upon whom Talls This responsi- biliTy, direcTs all oT The acTiviTies necessary To The mainTenance oT The school. PLIICEIIIEIIT DIRECTUR Mr. FriTzemeier, acTing as The sTudenT placemenT adviser, helps sTudenTs To geT suiTable vacaTion and parT Time work as well as To plan Their careers. In addiTion, he has charge oT The warTime nighT school. GRACE BENNETT ARTHUR G. BOBBITT BERNICE HARTMANN HAROLD H. METCALF LU RA BLACKBURN EDWARD L. O'BRlEN ADA L. WECKEL R. N. KETCHAM G. ALVIN WILSON L. H. FRITZEMEIER U91