Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SOLVEIG GRESSEN . . . Sylvia was quite an active Kelvynite . . . French, German, and Pan American Clubs on her list . . . potential home maker . . . very sociable and made friends easily. RICHAR9'dROSSKOPI-' . . . sincere, intelligent Dick undoubtedly will distinguish Mrngyfrdblort estern . .Fan esteemed member of the Legion of Honorf . . pr si ent of the 'Washington-Lincoln Essay Club . . . wrote clever columns in Kelvyn Lifel. . . his pleasant personality and ready wit helped make a success af. numerous assemblies, EDWARD A. GULLIKSEN , . . Eddie wants to teach piano accordion . . . he's learning to play it first . . . enjoyed baseball, archery, and motor boats . . . twe'd enjoy one too if we had onel . . . reads magazines . . . they're easier to throw away. RAYMOND GUNKEL . . . Gunk plans to continue school and become an engineer . . . spends most of his time on the playing field, which includes the classroom . . . captain of Skating Team . . . football letterman . . . always says, You gotta' be a football hero and is still trying to be one. . MA AS . . . , ' small, ' , very versatile, partici- te in m ol ties . of Checker Club and Pan Amer b . . ambitio l' agin is to grow one inch. ROBERT C. HAENISCH . . . cheerful Hamisch was very active in German and Current Events Clubs . . . ardent comic book fan . . . the pictures fascinate him . . . to attend college and see what other books there' are. ROBERT HALL . . . Bob was quite active in Kelvyn singing organizations .L , secretary of Boys' Glee Club . . . he plans to work . . . devoted leisure time to basketball and girls . . . enjoyed both. HELEN HALLER . . . Waddles, the lovely girl with the lovely personality, plans to go to business college, then to become a journalist , . . good in sports, especially swimming . . . must not forget her dancing which is really something. MABEL A. HANSEN , , . blackhaired, attractive Mibs is a girl of many ambitions: nurse, stewardess and a stenographer lprob' ably means she'll end up as a housewifel . . . secretary of Pan American Club . . . member of Kelvynian staff. IRMA HAUGAARD . . . glamorous gal of the grandstand . . . lrm was president of division Civic Club . . . on Kelvynian staff . . , likes sports . , . outstanding academically . , . attractive clothes and smooth dancing enhance her charm . . . charm equals popularity. VIOLET HAYNES . . . Vi has hopes of becoming the perfect housewife . . . so far has a good start . . . neat as a pin . . . good cook . . . enioys swimming in which she won a beginners K . . . mixture of all good qualities is Vi, ALDURA HELGESON . . . Baldy likes getting a good time out of life . . . an art student and eally quite fine at drawing, sketch- . G. A. A. glT'.. . . on Kelvynian staff. ingf and designing . . l 3, . aliag., 'Ioe Atom, Z'Little Ioe, Hemme the teach scie ce or history . . . belonged to Math. and . . . interested in sports . . . a great contributor to nicrhnn 1. Hzntimz . . 4' ' ' - H Gre-C!t'? . . . wants to Pan Ameiicbn Clubs all goo8,times. .QQ- ,f X HAROLD A. HINZE , . . adtusted lights for practically every assem' bly . . . will either become a very able technician or scrub the decks of a tramp steamer . . . he wants to paint waves. WARREN HOFFMAN . . . bright, socially and academically . . . hopes to become a draftsman and probably will . . . interested in dramatics and athletics. DORIS HOFMANN . . . genial Red Worked industriously on the Kelvynian . . . on Honor Roll always and always . . . liked bowling and dancing . . . an active member of a number of clubs . . read thrilling mysteries to keep from getting bored with hallguard duty. KENNETH HOLMES . . , Poncho may be one of your mechanics . . . quite active in clubs and services to Kelvyn . . . spends his time play- ing trumpet and doodling at a piano . . . was always seen at school dances. MARGARET HOLMES . . . Bib is quiet, but has a flair for clothes . . . dislikes teachers who make you deposit gum in waste basket . . . wants to be an efficient secretary. ROBERT HUDSON , . . Bob, t e er, intends to work and attendbusiuessicollege . . . ' e in so ial l s .fl orite subject was English lmuch to t-he surprise? ' EM sl.m KIT LL CSO . . . Ko pla to enter the very popular i d o ra h . . . nfi hed home ork his pecialty, and, very op' , e r oafing . . . front row e r 's s. g ARLINE L. ISER plans to continue school . . . loves to ride the bucking broncos with Kelvyn's Rangers . . . a K girl and mem- ber of the Kelvynian staff . , . a slick dresser, and a welcome addition to any gathering. 'WWTAMW iz NSISGULQ, 2

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GURLI CHRISTENSEN . . . Chris rs an exciting blond, tull of wit, gayety and intelligence . . . plans to become telephone opera- tor' , . , science was her favorite subject and she will have a good scientif.c reason for giving you the wrong number. LIA CORTESI . . . Speed is a cute, small, and sporty K gal . . . could always be found reading detective stories . . . still gloating over her S's in steno . . . intends to become a nurse . . . you can bet your boots that here is another Flo Nightingale. IERJHACROWLEY . . . Babe wall operate alcomfptometer . . . spends her trrrxe 1'o'IYer skating with her club . . .flikes to cuddle up with a murder mystery book . . . hxllgucud and active club member, MAXINE I. DILLON . . . sports, clubs and all social affairs rank tops with Max , . . full of the proverbial vim, vigor, and vitality . . . enjoyed history in any form and even made some in numer- ous clubs. QQ ' I ' B. DMU Q - - 'ai of f.: ' or ti e rtes, Hele of y o - . . i L ':. a h danc . . . pr . - attend c gsf? . .- oyed ing g boogf-X JANET C. DUNSMUIR . . . was otfice assistant and now thinks she'll make an able secretary . . . belonged to German and Secretarial Clubs . . . has a lovely voice and enjoyed singing for numerous assemblies . . . popularity accounted for by an equally lovely personality. ALICE ENSZER , . , quiet Al desprses people who bother her when sleeping or eating . . . active in the Daughters of lob organization . . . home management and typing were her favorite subjects. FLORENCE ETTER . . . ambitious, punctual Flo reveled in eat- ing peanuts, playing the piano and swimming . . . Student Council Repre- sentative and active club member . . . after a successful career in an office will spend honeymoon in Panama with her hen-pecked husband. SEYMOUR FAERMARK , . . this social butterfly plays the harmonica and enjoyed dramatics Chow about the audience?l . . . portrayed Ferdi- nand the Bull and smelled, and Iulius Caesar and was turned into rr ghost . . . captain of Swimming Team . . . even out of the water he was entertaining. LIDO FERRARI . . . Lee intends to work and then try being a hen-pecked husband . . . from time to time was found at meet- ings of Current Events Club and Student Council . . . preferred radio programs and blood and thunder books to homework-eunusual, eh? GEORGE HENRY FISCHER . . . Fish wants to join the navy . , , liked all sports but hobby was photography . . . member of Checker Club , . . reads all kinds of magazines . . . would like to be an engraver. RUTH FORSTER . . . Rudy attended many school dances, and enjoyed them all . . . kept herself busy in spare time by collecting pictures of tanious people and also gave her assistance to teachers. BETTY FOSS . . . Betts is going to business college . . . very musical . . . belonged to the Mixed Chorus throughout high school . . . liked roller and ice skating . . . enjoyed reading good books. GERALDINE A. FOX . . . always smiling Gerry liked history and typing . , . read any type of books and magazines when she wasn't dancing. SUZANNE GEISHEIMER , . . Suszie is justifiably proud that shes a 312 year' graduate . . . drawing takes up rriost of her time , . . probably cr future artist . . . reading and social affairs also have a prominent place in SusZio's life, - LOIS GEISLER . . . Red, quite strangely, likes all sul:- jects and has no favorite , . . sports. her specialty . . . would cut fancy figures on thc ice and roller rink . . . active German Club member and a steady Honor Roll student. RAYMOND ARTHUR GLOECKLE . , . Doc has illusions of be.ng rr aob with a gal in every port . . . photography interests him . , . he's a whiz at all sports, so he says . . . and girls, this male specimen enjoyed Kelvyn's Friday night dances immensely. IANE GLOSS . . . lame would draw crowds as canary for any tcp band . . . club trrne spent rn Girls' Choral Club and the Dramatic Club . . . excellent taste in music and literature . . , dislikes egoists, who are always males in her opinion. PHYLLIS GOOD . . . Phil . . . here is versatility per- sonified . , . active member of Pan American Club, an accomplished musician, and a potential dress designer Cas evidenced by her origznal and hand-made clothesl. FLORENCE GORMAN . . . Flo, an energetic and charming rea- head, will be a bookkeeper . . . favors history and roller skating . . . participated in many school activities and clubs. BETTY GREENBERG . . . Betsy wants a dramatic career . . . has appeared in a few assemblies . . . collects dramatic pieces . . . was a member cf Dramatic Club . . . yes, she likes drama. 21l

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ey V xt, .. . 'NV v i V N ' 0' 'l Y D D COBSEN . . . lake is a patient machinist 't to nt e ts to The very core of things . . . finds great S rel f 1351 stxsnuons tasks Chomeworkl in sports. WALTER IACOBSEN . , . HIIIUIHIEH is a loads of fun . . . ardent sports fan and not just science class . . . detests nervy people. LAVERNE IENSEN . . . Little One should be a plenty experience while assisting teachers with member of several clubs. wise-cracking fellow and a spectator . . . enjoyed gem in an office . . . got clerical work . . . active RANDI S. IOHNSEN . . , dependable and well-liked Ron plans to work as a stenographer . . . enjoys ice skating, skiing, and good novels . , . sang in Mixed Chorus and must have been good for she received a K for it. IRVING JOHNSON . . . Butch plans to work after graduation . . . then marry . . , then some more work . . . fthe usual life of any guy named Butchl . . . simply adored Mr, Cady and was lifetime member of Bookkeeping Club . . . a bookroom assistant for years and now reads bloody mystery stories. IERNETTE IOHNSON . . . jenny wrote her name in the book of service at Kelvyn . . , a stenographer? Maybe . . . a jitterbug deluxe with a quick wit and a ready smile .L ' '41 ' f . . ' I, 0 nv . is 4 fi ' , J shots MHBCIgg sorr. . . j'LoLN7vasLse ' dx-y'Tni Legion . ' a Thi, member ol orchi ' esid' 1' bf german C bf and in spaif . in Wbrked on ts f of thi yn 'fe and Kellynian . . grregular :Q' jxggqt ass 'es andllou tot Q james. 8.4! f 'H rl: Rr 'W ' VERNON R. JOHNSEN . . . Vern had no super grades in math but he enjoyed it . . . president of the Slide Rule Club . . . reading was his great delight, especially Mark Twain and Doyle , . , intelligent 31,5 year graduate. LESLIE IOKIEL . . . quiet and friendly Stubby plans to continue his schooling . . , can't get Indiana off his mind because he recently moved from there to Kelvyn . . . a pretty good bowler. BETTY JONES . . .' f'Bets plans to become an qviatrix and, travel the globe . , . swimming and horseback riding rank' among her favorite sports I. . . was always-pleasant and charming, 4 IOSEPHINE IURITZ . . . Josie hopes to become a stenographer . . , was active and long time member of G. A. abhors conceited fellows, yes, and girls, too. A. and German Club . . . FRIDOLPH KAMPENDAHL . . . Iohn will probably wind up as an engi- neer lhe's got to make use of the Tech. Course he took herel . . . not as allergic to mystery stories and festivals as to homework . . . was Kelvyn's typical office boy. RAY KIELAS likes fly fishing and magazines on outdoor life . . , enjoyed art and dances at Kelvyn . , , plans on working after graduation . . , eventually wants to be a hen-pecked husband . . . quiet, but intelligent, Ray's pet peeve is corny jokes. HELEN KLIPFEI. . . . gay, red-haired Klippy plans to become a private secretary . . . very active in clubs outside of school as well as in , . . one of K. Pfs miracle bowlers . . . made the Honor Roll twice and is still blushing about it. ROBERT P. KNORR . . . Bob intends to continue school and later open a hunting lodge . . . goes for checkers. hunting, fishing, and photography . . , likes to read and has loads of friends, DOROTHY L. KNOWLES . . . Dot plans to get to the top in whatever she does . . . proud of her S in typing and still can't get over it . . . teacher's assistant and hallguard. ELAINE KOCH . . . Skips is a crack bowler and proved it by winning a Bowling Club trophy . . . her typing achievements are many . . . hopes to get a jab as a private secretary. ROBERT KONIGSFHLD was a sixeletter man . . . this handsome chap may be an aeronautical engineer . . . girls and sport books were his favorite studies , . . dances and tricks of magic his pastime. SHIRLEY KRUSE . . . Shorty , the girl with the sparkling personality, wants to become a dress designer . . . an active member of the Swingsters Social Club and Kelvyn's German Club . . . shunned con- ceited and fickle fellows. IANE KUMMEROW . . . Shorty , a five-footer, really has ambi- tions . . . besides wanting to be an ideal tnot henepeckingl wife she also plans to get free rides in an airplane by becoming an air hostess . . . likes smart clothes and good literature. RALPH T. LARSEN is going to work after leaving school . . . reads books on outdoor life . , . likes baseball and football . . . a regular hallguard for years. I 23 l 3.1 .il E fat 'r QQ-EK Y - YA-F , V v- 9