La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

Page 20 text:

Page ll THE LONG AND SHORT CF THE FRESHMAN CLASS . . . . . are Thomas Powell, Billy Lister and Lawrence Akucka. Tall Tom Powell is siw Toot two, is a member of the B. Basketball squad, and wants to go places in all sports. Tom, an excellent cornetist, plans to attend college. Billy Lister and Lawrence Akucka can't agree on who is the smallest. Billy, an avid hobbyist and band member, wants to lie an orchestra leader in spare time. Lawrence likes school, especially English, and is a Sportsman. They were surprised about the picture. FROM LEFT: William Lister, Thomas Powell, and Lawrence Akuclta TOP PICTURE FIRST ROW ll. to rj: Mary ,lane Johnson, Martha Eisentrager, Vera Dingerson, Martha Entwistle, Hazel Domke, Shirley Essl, Ruth Frank, Matilda Frankovich, Shirley Aubrey. SECOND ROW: -lonn Furar, Dorothy Delvallee, Doro! thy Dalton, Marion Ferentchak, Elizabeth Eich, Sarah Flaherty, Dorothy Gaita, Laura DeFoer, Bill Trench, THIRD ROW: Margaret Fitzgerald, Olga Erjavsek, Nietzie Eilel, Frances Frank, Dolores Devecchio, Ann Drum, Shir- ley Frederick, Ralph Finkler, Gerald Faletti. LOWER FIRST ROTV Cl. to rj: Francis Gielow, ,lohn Harker, Leonard Haremski, Frederick Hess, William Hoerner, Francis Haremski, Kenneth Hansen, Gilbert Hobneck, -loe Gerdovich, SECOND ROW: Lois Gielow, Dawn Harris, Ruth Gunn, Helen Hebel, Madylon Harrington, Mary Virginia Haley, Domicella Gunia, Irene Gromann. THIRD ROW: Henry Gleixner, Vllalter Grubich, Julius Ghighi, Doris Ham merich, Thelma Haupt, Angeline Goletz, Lucille Turchi FOURTH ROXV: Dolores Gleich, Emma Ricci, Edward Kaczmarek, joseph Geraci, Marjorie Grobelny, -lane Gunia Miss Gaynor's Homeroom 302 Miss Scott's Homeroom 303

Page 22 text:

22731 . !zI!1!l'!llll.l!Y'l .41 if r THESE FRESHMEN LEARN CORRECT TABLE MANNERS .....in a little corner of Miss Marion Seottls up-to-date foods' Classroom. llere memliers of her freshman homeroom receive instruction in all phases of tahle manners. Seated around the tastefully arranged talwle, these live, presenting an earnestly at- tentive appearance, are to be commended on their assurance in a social atmosphere. llmneromn activities promote the coopera- tion of students and create an air of friendly eannaraderie among their fellow classmates, too. Leadership, an important faculty, is also developed. 'l 1 ll, PlC'l'L'RIi l l 1q!g,!..4 X Las, STANDING: Frederick l-less, Marie Grobelny and john Harker, SE,'X'l'ED: Shirley George and Helen Hebel. l lRS'l' ROW ll, tn r,J: Clyde Miller, Ed lXlniwieki, Frank Kolezaski, Czirlene Meyer, Clifford Klmlerau, Walter wlrmp, Gerald Klmger, Louis Lynch, SliL'llND ROW: lliimtliy Klekboey, :Xnna Belle Klntthews, Xlareella XlUl'IlXYI.l,'lt'Ill1 Hauser, Robert Nickel, Donald Olmsted. Houard Nlohr. THIRD ROTY2 Rudolph liiimziter, Betty Nlzie Nliles, Lorraine Lishewski, Shirley Nlnssieon, Donald Lehn, Edna Xlae Klennem, Ger- aldine Klinneei. 1flJL'R'l'l-I ROXV: Ida Mae Murphy, Melvin Kellett, 'lqedtly Xlaciejewski, Billy Kiyett, Laurence Xloellering. Lf JWER l'lRSLl' R4 JW ll, In r,l: Fdwzird Kopaez, Luna liratz, Don Lennox, Loretta Hart, Harry Kuteeki, lean L1-ehr, Lorraine Crane, Rey Kurkmvski, SECUYD RUXY: liileen Koehler, Betty Lipka, Betty Lou Koenig, lletty Rulil, Klarguerite Krantz, Vincent Lawniezak, litlward Kiesnialz, lliilliam Lister, THIRD RUNY' Xlliena Riwzieie, Florence Kruswicki, Mary .lane Kussk, .Xgnes Krystrilek, Nancy Lent, Xlary Kotar, Paul- ine Lrirres. Mr. McCartney's Homeroom Miss l'leld's Homeroom