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

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9' Xiw Pictured above Cfrorn I. to r.J is The office staff consisting of Vivian Molnar, Ann Rousseau, Virginia Roush, Caroline Durfee, Anne Cash, and Myra Tubbs. OFFICE STAFF Zola Waite Treasurer PM I TEST? A 7 Virginia Roush Principal's Secretary Margaret Weir Attendance Diredor

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James C. Covert Miles W. Marks Superintendent of Schools Principal ADMINISTRATION Q Norma Campbell Albert C, Wiese G. Bruce Feighner Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 6

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learning our ABC's was important to all of us, ,'gg.wgw,Mym,,s.i-, Q 'AN tv- Classes are those things which, although they got in the way of our social life sometimes, were considered to be an essential part of our educa- tion. and as we look back, those hours rooms were not as dull as we thought them then. Always there was something new interest, whether it be an algebra a new recipe for peanutbutter in omics. in the class- might have to catch our equation or home econ- Sounds ot clinking test-tubes and crackling electricity drifted continually from the science labs to quiet rooms where language students scratched their heads over verb coniugations. Saws hummed and hammers banged in the industrial arts department as future business ty- coons chewed their pencils in the commercial classes. English, sociology, history, and all the other old stand-bys were presented in original and provocative ways by their indefatigable teach- ers, Sending students into lite well prepared is the purpose of the classes, and this year, as always, they succeeded remarkably well. a-sz '1 NM 3 gunna ,I