Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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Left-I'm 'Sleepless' over you? Ha-guess again? Sleepy students are firont fowl: Elaine Hansen, Keith Foster. CSecondl: Nancy Phillips, Ed Glac, Sandy Cavanagh. tThirdJ: Geraldine Spanke, Lynn Livingston, Iane Sherwood. QBackl: Dave Corless. e sqm' Center-'A cute' little angle, Sue Hill, in Mrs. Hoffman's plane geometry class is explaining this construction problem to Walter Allan, Dick Daniels, and Teanne Earley. Below-'Animal, vegetable, or minera1?' Twenty questions is being played by Cleft to rightl: Allan Stillwagon, Claudia Lomerson, Eric Rognlie, Mel- vin Ojala, Don Matson in Mr. Tenhave's Biology class. Left- What'sCookin', good 1ookin'? CGotta use your imagination on this one.J The creative cooks are Ken Lowe, Sue Galpin, Gene Masta, and Charlene Fraquelli. gf-

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Right- We are the rulers now! proclaim Dave Northey, Dale Russell, Ken Sutton, Keith Snyder, Bill Bales, Paul Weber, lim Cowan, A1 Simpson, and Roger Gange in Mr. Mi1ler's General Math. 2 class. Center-'The chosen one' demonstrates an incor- rect way of speaking. Enjoying the demonstration are Cleft to rightl: Gregory Hunt, Margaret Ferris, Wayne Bryant, Graeme Miller. Kenny Meraw, Margaret Richards, Bill Walrod. Below--Speaking tnose words of wisdom is Mary Czismctdia of Mr. Kolas' Civics 2 class. Bob Kelley and Iim Person are being influenced by her forceful words, Right--'What makes the world go 'round?' wond ers Mickey Beigler of Mrs. Crossman's homeroom Other homeroom members are: Iucly Rattner, Du ane Platt, Ron Bill, and Sandy Marvin. 914 4aa4A

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Right-A rip in time saves nine. Ruining their eyes. wasting most of their material, killing valuable time, and keeping themselves in stitches are: Marlene Vedder, Marlene Iackson, and Shirley Bonham. They are members of Mrs, Blough's Sewing l class. Middle--Something screwy here. We took it apart and got it together again, too, believe it or not! Let's hope it works. Hoping are: Keith Foster, George Scott, and Carl Pugh. Their saiety slogan is 'the most dangerous part of an auto- mobile is the nut behind the wheel.' Right center- It was as if a thousand pins were digging into my skin, said Kent Armstrong. Could they be dramatizing one of Shakespeare's great plays? It might be the 'Tragedy of Kent Armstrong Macbeth'. Conducting the pencil war- fare are: Iudy Arnold, Sharron Kolberg, Frank Finney, Willis Yeamans, and Marion Baker. Lett center-Look who's sewing a fine seam in Mrs. Blough's Clothing 2 class. Ruth Hoblet, Ioyce Iorden, and Faye Gibson are preparing for the coming season. Lower right+Going to Mexico! Where's the bag- gage? Right in style with their fashionable som- breros are: Carole Polkinghorn, Leah Steel, Lor- raine Halsey. and Larry DeWitt. Lower Left - The 'hunt - and - peck' system is being used by these 'Royal' typ- ists. Reigning their blows on the keys to the kingdom are liront rowl: Barb Roy, Ieanie Russell. CSecondl: A rl e n e Iohnson, Phyllis Ov- erby, Irene Canfield. CBackl: Eva Orr. Ruth Hoblet. Iii? ...vs nn Q f 2 E 3 E