Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

 - Class of 1963

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THOMAS LLOYD. A plate of pork chops will bring Tom to the table at any time. He wants to be a carpenter, DAVID LOGSDON. Golf 2. Spanish Club I,2. Drama Club 3,4 Class Play 3. Speech has been a useful subiect for Dave. He hopes to be an actor. CECELIA LOGUE. Friendly people receive Cele's vote in praise for the school. The day she became a senior will always be her most memorable of high school days, NANCY LOHSE. F.T.A. I. Cheerleader I. Library Club 11. Girls' Club 331. Girls' Chorus I,3, letter 3. Pep Club 2. Readingor swimming could be listed as Nancy's hobby. RICH LOMBARDO. BONNIE LONGFIELD. Gossip is Bonnie's pet peeve. Sewing is her hobby. She doesn't have time for social affairs. , , . v 5 . . if ,. z '. - , 'I .L-.. -.. f' W M . . af .,... , ,, 'Z .f. o'.'.u ' L. . '53 f .- . . , 2 W . , . 'f Q ' ' '. f ' Y fi.. as 3' . I ,. - . -1 -gf g ' i i. i 1 x RICHARD LOVATO. Football I,2, letters l,2, Rich has enioyed his work in the electric shop. He hopes to own his own business. SHARON LOVRICH. G.A.C. 3,4. Bowling 3. Girls' Club 331. Sharon's ambition is to be a teacher. She enter our school her iunior year. RITA LOWE. Latin Club I,2. Girls' Club 2. Comptometry has been Rita's favorite subject. Ice skating is her favorite sport. ROBERT LUNDIN. Pro Club I,2. Spanish Club I. Biology Club 2. Bob has the greatest praise for the social affairs at school. DONNA MacDONALD. Water skiing keeps Donna in condition for her ambition to be a model. She is looking forward to graduation as her most memorable occasion in school. BEVERLY MACKEL. G.A.C. I,2,3. Psychology has been Bev's favorite subiect. Her hobby is dancing. CAROL MAENHOUDT. Bowling 3,4. Girls' Club 3,4. Student Aide 1331, Trying to help thas less fortunate is Carol's ambition in life. LINDA MAGLIOLA. jACQUEI.INE MAGNESALES. With a fondness for pizza and spaghetti, Jacqueline has great praise for the lunches at school. Her ambition is to be a success. Har I '-ll' Judy Hutton, Tom Schwartz, Lydia Grahovec, Stuart Beardsley, and Judy Wainscott at the l962 Senior Prom. X sw he -as

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JEAN KYSIAK. STELLA LABEDZ. MICHAEL LABRIOLA. Baseball I,2,3. Football 2,3. To be happy is Mike's ambi- tion in life. Cars are his hobby. PATRICK LABRIOLA. Current Affairs is the subiect Patrick enioyed the most. He is looking forward to graduation, CALVIN LAIRD. An after school position keeps Cal from attending too many social affairs. His hobby is karate lessons. MARYANN LAKOMY. Girls' Club l,A. Library Club 2. Spanish Club I,2. FTA. A. Fine Arts Club 11. Maryonn's ambition is to be an elementary school teacher. LESLIE LANGELAND. The print shop has been Leslie's most useful and favorite subiect. After graduation he wants to be a printer and own a neat car. LESTER LANGELAND. Lester is not a conceited boy, he just wishes the school would furnish more mirrors. His hobby is model cars, ROBERT LARSEN. Football I,2. T.A,G. Club. The school curriculum has won Bob's praise, FAYE LARSON. Spanish Club l,2. Chorus I,2,3,4. Girls' Club 3,4 T,A.G. Club 3. Student Aide. A person who likes to talk, Faye's pet peeve is one sided argu- ments. KAREN LARSON. Spanish Club I,2. Chorus I. Steno Club 11. Karen's advise to underclassmenz Study hard, but don't neglect joining clubs. CAREY LAURIAN, Latin Club I. Drama Club 3. Journalism 4. F,T.A. 3. Editor, Red and White. Carey has praise for the friendly teachers. RONNIE SUE LAWRENCE. Bowling 4. The praise of the school as for as Ronnie is concerned would go to the student body, She wants to be a medical assistant. DAVE LAVLAND. French Club 2. Bowling 2,3. Biology Club 2, Dave's pet peeve is too much homework. RITA MARIE LEE. Modern Language Club I. Spanish Club 2, vice-president 2. G.A.C. l,2,3, Leader's Club 3. Rita's advise to underclassmen. lf college is your goal, make the most of high school , JERRY LEGTERS. Sleeping is Jerry's hobby. His pet peeve is getting out of bed, His ambition is to be a millionaire. PETER LEYDORF. Bowling 3, Basketball I. Pete credits Mr. Wiener as being the most help to him in high school. CAROL LHAMON. Speech Club. Home Ec ll has been Carol's most useful and favorite subiecl. She hopes to attend a beauty culture school. RAY LINDGREN. Music is Ray's hobby. He dislikes people who gossip, ROBERT LINDSAY, Spanish Club I. Pro Club 2,3. All types of food could be considered Bob's favorite, but he still has a great fondness for turkey. MARY ALICIA LIPE. G.A.C. I. Girls' Club 2,3,A, representative 3, CREST staff 11. Student Aide A. Alicia has found typing to be her most useful subiect and publica- tions her favorite.



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Queen Barbara Malcolm and Big Wheel Dennis Peloquin. JAMES MAILHOIT. Mechanical drawing has been Jim's favorite subiect and he wishes he had worked harder at it. He hopes to be a constructional engineer. BARBARA MALCOLM. G.A.C. l,2,3,A. Girls' Club l,2,3,11, representative 3, lst vice-president 4. French Club 2. Student Council A, District Council A. Class President I. T.A.G. Club 3,4 Chorus l,Q,3,4, A Cappella Choir 11, secretary 11. Student Aide l,2,3,4. Queen of Pig Skin PowWow 41. When Barbara isn't involved in any of her many activities she attends the social affairs. RAMIRO MANRIQUE, JR. Ramiro hopes that he can put to good use what he has learned in school. He has great praise for the Campus Building library, LINDA MANTHEI. Class President 2. Bowling 3. Class Play 3,4 Drama Club 11. Being her class president was Linda's most memorable time at school. She would like to see more pep rallies. MARK MANTIA. D.O. Club SA. Working on cars takes up Mark's spare time. He enjoyed his class in the auto shop. BARBARA MARKLE. Girls' Club. Steno Club. Work hard because a good educa- tion is going to really count in years to come is Barbara's advise to under class- men. EDWARD MARSH. Latin Club I. Spanish Club 2,3,4. Class Play 3. Drama Club Speech Club l,2,3. Pro Club A. Fine Arts Club 3,4. Playing the piano and eating shrimp are two of Eddie's pasttimes, JACQUELINE MARSHALL. Sleeping is Kay's ambition in life. Watching basketball games is her favorite form of recreation. BARBARA MARTIN. Girls' Club l,2,3,4. Bowling I. Latin Club l,2. Band l,2. T.A.G. Club 3,4 Fine Arts Club 4. Drama Club 3. Student Council 11, When finish- ed with college Barb would like to be an elementary teacher. LARRY MARTIN. D.O. Club 3,4. Larry believes there is quite an improvement in school spirit. DIANE MARTIN O. An extension of the lunch hour would meet with Diane's approval. Her junior year was her most memorable in school. ROBERT MARTINO. JACQUELINE MARVIN. Girls' Club l,2,3. French Club 2. F.T,A. 3. National Honor Society 3,4. Induction into the National Honor Society was exciting for Jackie. She wants to be a history teacher. KAREN MATA. Bowling 4, Latin Club l,2, G.A.C. T.A.G. Club 3. Discourteous people are Karen's pet peeve, LAURA MATHIS. Mr. Mutz receives Laura's praise as the teacher who has given her the most help in school. She wants to be a beoutician.

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