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

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War Stamps Tuesday is sei aside For The sale of war slamps in homerooms. A room agenl lakes charge ol The sales and is responsible for Jrhe money and slamps allolled lo him. l-le in lurn checks wilh one of eighl class super- visors, who work under The direclion ol l'he facully adviser and lhe head cashier. By buying almfosl S900 worlh a week, our school makes an appreciable conlribulion fo Phe na+ion's war efforl. The Commilfee A l-lome Room Ageni BACK ROW-Hermes, Fullon, Beers, Holi, Miller, M. Davis. SECOND ROW-Hill,-Treleaven, Back, Meyers, Schwinkendorf, Goss. FRONT ROW-Omara, L. Davis, Huggins, Sfrickland, Freeburg, Miss Hawkins,

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dministratinn The policies oT Oak Park and River ForesT Township I-ligh School are TormulaTed and adminisTered by The Board oT EducaTion. The superinTendenT, The deans, The TaculTy, and The business manager. The busy members oT The Board oT Edu- caTion give much oT Their valuable Time To solving The school's problems. AlThough They are seldom seen around school and even more seldom given all The recogniTion They deserve, They work hard Tor The good oT The school, in which They have a genuine inTeresT. The Board mainTains iTs conTacT wiTh school problems Through iTs regular conTer- ences wiTh our su-perinTendenT, Dr. Young- erT. ln The Tour years he has been wiTh us, we have seen his ambiTions Tor beTTering The school and heard his ideas Tor improv- ing our building. The whole communiTy has become aware oT Dr. YoungerT's work, noT'only in This school buT in The general Tield oT educaTion, and oT his sincere inTer- esT in The welTare oT The village. Working wiTh Dr. YoungerT are The deans. Each class has iTs dean oT girls and iTs dean oT boys, whose iob is To plan The schedules and acT as advisers. These eighT men and women help us all Through school wiTh Triendly inTeresT and good counsel. AssociaTed even more closely wiTh The sTudenTs are The Teachers. SelecTed as ouTsTanding in Their proTession, These men and women consTiTuTe one oT The TinesT TaculTies To be Tound anywhere. Always on The iob, They give oT Their Time and energy noT only To maTTers perTaining To The classroom buT also To many exTra-cur- ricular acTiviTies. Needless To say, a school such as ours could noT be run aT all wiThouT someone To Take care oT The business: This iob has been handled eTTicienTly by Mr. Wilson Tor sev- eral years. WiTh such people aT work on Their be- halT, iT is no wonder ThaT Oak Park sTudenTs Teel ThaT Their school has earned iTs repuTa- Tion as one WoT The TinesT high schools in The counTry.