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

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Mr Frank M Fosfer Q69 Mr Franlc Fosler was a man ol abnlnly and enlhusuasm an lnduvudual wnlh a line zesl for llvnnq ln hus classes he conveyed wnlh dnshnguushed compelence +he pruncuples of malhemahcs and on 'rhe baseball diamond he lranned has Teams lo wan No plannung or ellorl was loo much for +hus man l-hs ndeas and convnchons were slrong and well considered and covered many unleresls Franlc Fosler was recognized as an able scholar an oulslandnng sporlsman and a successful baseball coach For Jrhnrly four years he laughl al lhus school buuldunq nnlo has classes and info hrs leams somelhung of has own hugh sense of lushce and excellence Mr Fosler wull also be remembered by many as The owner of a Wyom1ng camp for boys which he dlrecled for elqhleen sum mers l-hs puclures and movies ol camp life of lhe cowboys and lhe horses and The mounlam climbs show has enlhusuasm for lhe Wesl and has love of ouldoor lule We pay elilechonale lrlbule To lhus man of convuchon and courage who buull' has life Info our school l l

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Mr MaxT Hohn 8l'l'l2I'l'l el' He was no ordinary man Max Hohn s Jrwenfy seven years al Oak Park and River Foresl High proved lhis lo all who knew him His gulf of expression and ease of manrer were an unspiralion +o his s+uden'rs and his efhcueni mefhod of Jreachinq sei a slandard of excellence In lhe classroom he showed excephonal inleresl in Jrhe and good nafure nmmedialely pu? Jrhe s+uden+ al ease No'r only did Max Hohn love his 'ob buf he had a slrong desire +o use his lalenls in as many fields as possible He was an excellen+ chef an accomplished airplane pilof and an edilor of numerous books His success in Jrhese and olner endeavors is represenfahve of has abilify lo accomplish equally well nearly everylhing he aHemp+ed His sincerify sense of humor and de+ermina+ion lo serve his fellow man marked Max Hohn as a man who will be forever remembered by all who knew him l4l e individual: no queslion was loo lrillinq for his aflenlion. His kindness

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Carl Boyer Judy Casperson Nancy Corberl Jon Fagerson Ariel Follerr Barbara l-lillborn Janice Joesring B l nk Wilma Neuman Ken Posrlewaur Roger Schlemmer Tom Waller A warm smile and a pleasanr word for everyone have made Mr William May known lhroughoul our school and have endeared him fo all of us The friendliness and cheeriness he showed us as Freshmen changed our be wildermenr +o enrhusiasm and spurred us on +o higher goals Larer rhrough parience and undersranding Mr May helped us +o solve seemingly unsur mounfable problems as Seniors l-hs down ro earrh presen+a'rion of +he phe nomena of science has long expanded 'rhe horizons of Freshmen and Seniors alike and has opened new realms for every srudenr who has worked wllh him Mr May ioined 'rhe faculry of our school in February of l926 and since rhar 'rime he has helped wurh many aclivihes For rwelve years he direcred Jrhe building of scenery for rhe Senior Class Play he was for a number of years in charge of foorball equipmenr in +he field house and since l949 he has Mr May has said 'rhar his special inreresl' is in young people and rhis arri fude is well borne our by rhe facl rhar he served as Camp Manager of Confer ence Poinr Camp ar Lake Geneva for a period of eighr years Mr May graduared from Simpson College ar lndianola lowa and did furrher srudy ar The Universily of lowa Before he came 'ro Oak Park he was Superinrendenr of Schools al' Casey lowa and he also Jraughl in Orange Cily Cheerfulness rhoroughness and lime rhese Mr May has given freely To Tabula and we who have assembled rhis book wish 'ro express our appre clarion for his wholehearred efiorrs To Mr Bill May rhe warm of personaliry rhe friendly of greering The young in spiral ro Bill May who has given so much of himself +o 'rhese pages we grarefully dedicare 'rhis our Tabula ll il Kli supervised 'rhe scheduling of Senior picrures for Tabula, 6