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

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mn Nona Roush, Karen Scott, Robert Vandermark, Frank Miss Oliver demonstrates the correct Spanish pronuncia- Sturgell, and Ruth Wickham are ignoring Mrs, Rowe, who tion of Petunia for Beth Hagadone, Barbara Conners, and can't seem to stay awake during Spanish class. Joe Brinker. LANGUAGE ARTS Joyce Siaskiewicz reads a letter in French to Becky Mosen, Brock Cole, Kathy Weber, Sharon Leichtling, Dave Beckman, Counting in Latin class are Sue Howard, Karen Hagel and Sally Walters. Jackie McCartney, Paulette Gancia, and Pat Ellis. 23

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Doing a pin-up iolo for Sally Nampa and Pat Bowles are Audrey Armitage gets a little help from Loretta Hauca, Charlene Kinkade and Karen Woodward in Clothing 4. Judi Johnson, Joyce Maxwell, Mickey Milewski, and Nancy Freeman in Child Care. HOME ARTS Eleanor Urquhart demonstrates the proper waxing technique ln Clothing 3 Harriet Soney, Bonnie Jacobs, Susan Baron, for Carol Foxall, Carole Sherman, Jean Henry, Darlene and Janet Kelley put the finishing touches on their proiects. Upton, and Kay Wittmer in Home Arts. 'NX 22

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A x Sports played an important part in every students life, whether he made his line plunges on the playing field or in the crowded bleachers. Playing or iust watching, nearly everyone was interested in the progress of each team and in the athletes of whom they were composed. of all the sports, football and basketball were probably the most popular with the spectators who had plenty to frazzle their nerves with such opponents as Birmingham and Berkley. Record-smashing became a habit for the swim- ming team which plowed its way to fourth place in the BCL League and to second place in the State Meet at Ann Arbor, Tennis, cross-country, baseball, golf, and track, though not so widely attended or publicized, were still important as their records show. Sports, we see as we look back, gave us many of the more exciting and pleasurable memories of school life, despite a few sprained muscles and raw throats from cheering. we -nl' tl v 4