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

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l Service wiTh a smile Freshmen meeT The library. .gzulenf olurarianzi . . . The library sTaTT is an indispensable group To boTh The sTudenTs and The Teachers oT Oak Park. The sTudenTs who work in The library have several iobs: They do The neces- sary rouTine work: They deliver library slips and permiTs To The homeroomsg They Tile The various pamphleTs7 They keep The book shelves in order: and They help aT The main desk. AnoTher group oT assisTanTs works in room 225. Their duTies consisT oT checking The hisTory books in and ouT. School crediT is given To some sTudenTs who spend exTra Time in library work. The people who workin The library beneTiT Them- selves as well as The school. They gain prac- Tical experience Trom This Type oT work, while They perTorm a Task oT service Toward The school. . WWA 52,64 gba,

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rofecfion . . . Visual educaTion is very imporTanT in our school. Every year we see movies on abouT 750 Topics relaTed To our courses. This number does noT include The aTTer-school Tilms shown To diTTerenT clubs and To The Physical EducaTion DeparTmenTs. For on such an eTTicienT visual educaTion program, a good proiecTion sTaTT is neces- sary. We have an excellenT sTaTT, consisTing oT 3l boys. The sophomores and a Tew Treshmen are TaughT The TundamenTals oT proiecTion and The repair oT The machines. They puT Their knowledge To work in Their junior and senior years. In order To receive crediT Tor This Type oT work, The boys musT serve on The sTaTT Tor Two years and hold a key iob Tor a semesTer. This means ThaT They musT handle a job in addiTion To ThaT oT running The machine. This year, because oT The greaT demand Tor movies, room 235 has been added as a permanenT proiecTion room. Mr. Park is adviser To The group. Don winds The Tilm . . A2406 .74 mepaftlnfellti BACK ROW-Henning, CarTer, Cox, Ames, PickeT. FOURTH ROW--WhiTTord, Spoo, Zender, Nemerovski, Magid D gl THIPD ROW-McKnighT, Goodman, Berg, Thurnblad, Kennedy, Dolan. SECOND ROW-Hyde, Schaefer, Johns, Johnson R d E k M Park. FRONT ROW-Drews, Toby, Pollock, Knudson, JoesTing, LisTug, HarmeT.

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.S7fuc!enf gouncif .lvleaeli .syfuclenf ouernmenf BACK ROW-Day, Tucker, Traul, Falls, Bogol, Moses. THIRD ROW-Soderslrom, Yearly, May, G-rosser, Kellogg, Winfers, Bollinger, Van Riagg. SECOND ROW-Saunders, May S. Axl, Arneson, Fraser, Lesh, l-luselh. FRONT ROW-Falls, H. Peregrine, Rodgers, Paris, Ballanline, Sludenl Council is composed ol repre- honor ol seniors, iuniors, and lhe alumni. senlalives elecled from each class, working The members of lhe Council, under lhe under lhe guidance ol Dr. Eugene Youngerl. guidance ol ils president Jack Rodgers, Sluolenl Council sponsors lhe syslem ol have done a greal deal ol work. They have hall guards, and slafls The lnlormalion Desk. shown lhal our school has a well-organized For The second year lhe Council spon- sludenl governmenl. sored lhe l-lomecoming Dance given in l They're Taking his number. Slopl lI8l