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

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S rnoking Council Smoking Council has a membership oT Twelve boys. eighT Seniors and Tour Juniors, who were rec- ommended by The previous year's council and voTed u T a pon by The upperclassmen. The council's main Tunc- ion is To enTorce The school's rules on smoking in nd around The high school. The rules sTaTe ThaT no sTudenT may smoke or dis, play smoking maTerials beTween 7 a.m. and 6 om. on school days in The area around school bounded by Ridgeland on The easT, Euclid on The wesT, Supe- r T ior on The norTh, and The NorThwesTern Tracks on he souTh. The sTudenT may noT smoke in This area Tor one hour beTore or aTTer any school evenT. Under The guidance oT Mr. Urbanick, The council meeTs beTore school in Room ZOO on Tuesdays and T hursdays To Try The oTTenders oT The rules. .Simian unalyuniom .xgbjume lQe.flJon.11'AiAfg 5 E gs S 5 i,vn.v Mr. Urbanick and Larry discuss rules LeTT To righT: T-lolmes, Sebf.sTifin, FulT7, Shuler, Fulqenzi, Michaels, Mazzuca, Bcyce Masar, Miedema, CJmpTon. 28

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S l l vsaiww. Lol' 'o ri1h':Sul1iva Wall Luv- hsfcl, Kowa ,k uaderwocn. l1,ir':, Rnorgy' Pimuck Vgrg'l1ccs,Ri1k, Ak rr, Mr lmrz. J I 6 ,ilflllfl Ulf0Ill ill Ll UUII LII!!! ,HUF Con Fl Head and shoulders, l-lomecoming on Oclober IS, I966, slarled wirh a successful parade and a winning loorball game, and if closed wilh a mosr enioyable l-lomecoming Dance. All who arlended danced lo rhe music ol Bob Ovens Orcheslra and admired lhe caricalures ol lhe Senior foolball players. A+ The srroke oi len, lhe eagerly-awaired anf nouncemeni abour rhe l-lomecoming Courl and Queen was made. The Junior Courr included Sue Kowalski, June Rholon, Sue Curran, Nancy Voor- hees, and Pam Wall. Those girls in rhe Senior Courl were Cindi Ricks, Debbie Forl, Pal Sullivan, Peggy Akin, and Marcia lvleilahn. A+ lasr Jrhe name of The queen was announced lo all. Laurie Swanson was crowned by Dr. Schwilck and presenled wirh a dozen long-slemmed roses. Wilh lhe presenlarion of lhe courr, and lhe crowning ol lhe gueen, anolher successful Home- coming reached ils climax. Al lI:3O, one ol The mosr memorable days in lhe year ended for I966.

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ofzaclerrfiio X Cofgujuium Mr. Jepsen is a guesl speaker. Speakers al The meeting. A Jrolal of apour sixry-six srudenr leaders of vari- ous acriviries ol rhe school, and some lilly-rwo laculry sponsors arlended Jrhe lourrh annual Lead ership Colloquium held on November 2, IQ66. Speakers lor The occasion were Mr. Ralph Jepsen, a Vice Presidenr ol Sales for The Irving Cloud Pub- lishing Company, and Mr. Jack Rosserier, a Malhe- malics reacher al our school. Mr. Jepsen discussed sixreen gualilicarions lor leadership, including personaliry, inrelligence, imagi- narion, iniriarive, and responsiloiliry. l-le summed up rhe duries of a leader wirh The sraiemenl: To whom much is given-much is expecredf' NEED lvlr. Rosselrrer said a good leader should have a knowledge ol, and a love ol, his fellow man. Anorher main poinr he slrressed was Thar no one wanrs lo srand alone, yer The courage ro do so olren marks a good leader. The Colloquium proved lo be an enioyable expe- rience lor all. rw