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

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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

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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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QMS , COHLFBH C0 The FiTTieTh Anniversary oT Girls' Coniference had a Truly golden beginning on Friday nighT when FaTher Frederick Borsch launched The Gold Rush oT Yao. l'le spoke oT The NuggeTs oT SelT-Under- sTandingl' and said ThaT The Golden LiTe is worTh noThing unless iT is done Tor someThing, or wiTh a purpose. FaTher Borsch addressed The girls on SaTurday morning when he Told abouT mining Tor bro+herly love. Only by giving To oThers can a person geT The Golden Life. FaTher Borsch closed by saying ThaT love alone is noT vaniTy, and love alone can oTTer liTe. SaTurday evening revealed more prospecTing aT The ioinT bangueT wiTh The boys. Mr. Wes l-larrison, as Mr, Sound lETTecTs, provided The enTerTainmenT. ATTer The message oT The evening, came The Tra- diTional welcomes. Then Carla BuTler and Cindi Ricks sang a parody To The Tune oT ClemenTine. Dave Dickinson and Ralph Cady shaTTered The audience's view oT many English poeTs in Their slciT. To close The evening's program, B. F. AlberT and his dancing seals perTormed l-lappy Anniversary, The TradiTional CandlelighT Service on Sunday TeaTured The Reverend Carl Uehling, who explored The Bonanza oT TTaiTh.l' And in conclusion . BACK RQVY-Vvfllcinson, James, Tfiulds, DuTler. FRONT ROW--Ricks, Kina, Nolan. May Brealdasf-T966 X nie 4- 1 One, Two, Threeflaiclcl 1 A FaTher Borsch speaks abo 3OT uT selT'undersTanding and broTher!y love.