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

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DEDICATION We, 'I'he class of June, l955, dedi- caie our Oak 'lo a I943 graduaie of Royal Oak High and a preseni chemisiry ieacher, Mr. Richard Hursh. Our class will always be indebied 'io him for his help in chemisfry even fhough we made i+ almosi impos- sible for him 'ro convince us +ha+ 'rhree li+ers and +wo liiers equal four li+ers, lei alone 'I'ha'r Na2SO3+ ZHCI-2NaCI +SO2+H2O! Those of us who worked wiih him on ihe irack ieam and on ihe swim- ming leam are also graieful 'ro him for his pep 'I'alks, advice, and easy- going manner. . Dedicaiing +his yearbook io Mr. Hursh is our way of saying 'lhank you. We are proud +o honor him for all he has done for us.

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Mrs. Louise Bohlen Affer +wen+y years as an ari' ieacher al' Royal Oak High School, Mrs. Louise Bohlen is reliring. She began her 'reaching career in a couniry school, bu+ afier fwo years she fransferred lo Ferris lns+il'u+e where she remained for lhirfy-six monfhs. Afier an addiiional eighl' years al' Grand Rapids Cenfral High and a year in Defroif, Mrs. Bohlen ioined +he ROHS faculfy. Her fheory of insiruciing ari classes noi by supervision bul' by inspiraiion has been ef- fecfive, for many former s+uden+s have ggoncig iogsuccessful arf careers. She has offen fhoughf of going info commercial arf herself, buf her inferesl' in young people has been so slrong 'rhaf she never made l'he change. 1 Mrs. Bohlen's plans for +he fufure include 'leaching aduli' educaiion courses in ceram- ics and copper enameling a+ Royal Oalc High nexl' fall. GOOD BYE, MRS. BOHLEN