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

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EH SHY ROBERT ANDRIEFF . . . five feet ten, dark hair and brown eyes are Russian's contributions to Katy Kelvyn . . , pet peeve: girls tshalil we believe it?J and homework fwe dol . . . enjoys history, basketball, and war books . . . hopes to join the Air Corps. EVELYN HAMLIN . . . a whimsical slip of a miss, this Evie . . . scored high in English, but would rather be scoring in a bowling alley . . . off moments found her deep in a DuMaurier novel . . . drooled delightedly over furry mittens but shunned scutflers and snobs, LORAINE B. HOTH . , . gifted, diligent, Libr will brush her Way to success in the commercial art field . . , gutte an artist with the vocal cords, too . . . brown eyes dote on love stories and pictures of Alan Ladd . . . tunes in Lux Radio Theaterg snaps oft Sinatra. LORRAINE PETERSEN . . . looks forward to the Nurses' Air Cadet Corps . . . meanwhile the Reader's Digest, Harry lames, and letters to lucky servicemen keep Pete's precious hours pleasant. BERNIE ROSE . . . an all-round crew cut fellow with a shy person- ality, but a great technique-Con the basketball tloorj . . . with saddles and smooth dressing his trade mark, and Koke Korner Fran his animated pogo stick, Bernie has certainly led a breezy high school life at KP. BRUCE E. WILSON . . . could be found pouring queer chemicals into test tubes and proving his electronic theory . . . the Navy will have their hands full when Brusy pulls up anchor and comes aboard. TUNE FACULTY SPONSORS Gertrude Ahern Agnes Andersen Milton Eulenberg Gertrude Hayes Clara Hendricksen Ieanne Ramsey Edith Wright Rayon X X5 Zin jlltlemurnam RUTH MATHIESEN on lanuary 15 i944 the seniors of Kelvyn lost one of their dearest classmates gracious Ruthies charm and individuality won her many friends during her school career although she has left s her memory will linger on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her XXV A! xg ' f 3' 0 2 5 LILLIAN RESING teen year old Lillian was one of Kelvyn s most active students Lill was that special addition in school activities and has been sadly missed by her classmates since her sud den death on October Z8 l943 always smiling seven 1:t:::me:2:52:z:s:a:e::z:a:z:z2se:a:r::2'---A-rs''-'-2 1 I- 5 5, ,::..:,:+:, ,-2: 11-:zf-':: 1-: 5, 3,1 2i:z::5i5ie ,5 1 .. '-'A ' 1 f , ':': -1:1- ,. .-:r2::::1:f:5:i:i:1.:.. N iii' yi ' aa:s'i'E2311?E:E:EE 'fs:2:2:-:.'-' -.1 - ---sz. .-:::a1::s:s:a:s:2-1-.-1':s:zs:a:s:: fan'-:mfr:1:zzsesKw,' s: '- . ,5 : 11211, ,I-',,155ii,iE2i5:5:5:i:ErE, 'gs55:::::::zga ' :5 :15:5,, .- 5 I-32:11-,5,+,3Q:,,, ',,,55:,,,3:: 1:1:f:w:.:., .+ ,:,fqzggg:::1v ' - ,,jf,':,:5gf:,:f:5525,:, . . . , , . . . , - , . f . ,. . ., ,, . . . . u , - , .

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UN 19114 SHIRLEY A. UEBEL . . , blonde, blue-eyed Shirl lists history, steno- trans, and movie magazines as tops . . . finds Kay Kyser, Sinatra, and Hit Parade entertaining . . . musical inclinations aided Choral Club three semesters, and earned K for herself. CHARLENE E. UMBRIGHT . . , Charl the Kelvyn Life Staff's guiding light and co-author of On the Cuff will trek the trail to teacher's triumph by way of university . . . this friendly charmer, equipped with ready wit, won for herself many admirers and the coveted title, Miss Kelvyn. LORAINE VILSOET . . . de-icer Ted reaches absolute zero when reminded of her brain child brothers . . . made a three point landing in orchestra with her leading edge the clarinet . . . Will take off for college and then the sky's the limit. LORETTA VOS . . . entered Kelvyn almost a year ago . . . has become well liked by everyone . . . Lorrie is another one of the many Harry lames fans . . . participated in several assemblies, joined the G.A.A. . . . will be an efficient white collar girl. EDITH WAGNER . . . collected ribbons and fancy hairbows . . chemistry with Mr. Shidler fascinated popular, friendly Wacky . . . kept busy bowling, roller skating, and reading anything of interest . . . wants to soothe fevered brows and then marry a nice, handsome interne. STELLA WALENSA . . . blonde, hazel-eyed Stas wanted to major in study, lunch, and gym . . . never to be seen with girls wearing skirts that almost aren't . , . gave free time to library staff . . . this future Army Nurse sighs to the tune of Anchors Aweighf' LILLIAN' WALLNER . . . amiable Lill will brighten some business office with her Winsome personality . . . belonged to G.A.A. and German Club . . . the lunchroom was always tops on her list along with the basketball games of '43, CARMEN WALSH . . . tall, blonde, blue-eyed Carm spends her spare time writing to a Certain Someone . . . actually liked stenoe also Harry james, bicycling, and fried chicken tyurnlj . . . library assist- ant for four semesters . . . you'll hear her voice on long distance lines. BERNICE WALTER . . . brunette, 5' 3 Bern jumps with joy at roller skating, bowling and dancing lTornmy Dorsey's rhythm preferredl , . . will enter the big, bad business world as a typist . . . im- polite people, beware. WALTER WASELCZYK . . . a recent recruit from Wells, spent little time in tak1ng to Kelvyn and vice versa . . . likes Harry lames, Bob Hope, and roller skating . . . wants to be an interior decorator lone who makes something out of nothingl. DOROTHY WASIEWICZ , . . sawed her way through orchestra on her cello . . . belonged to the G.A.A., Pan American, and German clubs . . . was taken over by the mysteries of biology . . . will keep audience spell-bound when she cuts fancy figures for the lce Follies. BETTY WEILAND , . . a future trim cadet nurse at St. Anne's Hospital . . . socks with high heels are considered taboo by Lucky . . . chemistry, Kay Kyser, and bowling take up the best part of her spare time-turkey, the best part of her appetite. BETTY I. WELLMAN . , . happy-go-lucky, capable B.l. led a lively life at Kelvyn . . . sweet singing over the radio and on K.P.'s stage gained her fame and a hope that it will earn her fortune in the future, MAXINE WESKE . . . neat and plenty sweet is blonde, blue-eyed Mickey . . . a real Cub fan who also delights in knockin' down them thar tenpins . . . her cheery flute notes added charm to the Orchestra . . . a future U. of I. Co-ed, DORA MAE WILK . . . solid with this sweet, blue-eyed lass are tough algebra problems and thriller, chiller books . . . roller skates her way to fun . . . Door's Hawaiian guitar entertained many Kelvyn audiences . . . gnashed her teeth over leaky pens . . . plans war work after graduation. BERNARDINE WILLIAMS . . . vivacious Bernie our Kelvynian editor, plans to enter college or a branch of service after graduation . , . par- ticipated in several assemblies and is mighty proud of the time she made the Super Honor Roll . . . good-natured, cheerful, and altogether a pleasant person. THOMAS WILNAU' . . . tall, dark, friendly Tom revels in lunch, music, history, anatomy, pork chops, pinochle and Fred Waring . . . this interesting lad belonged to French, German, and Clean-Up clubs . . . was a faithful member of our orchestra, HELEN WORK . . . humorous, happy Hank with the heavenly voice, warbled in Kelvyn's Choral Club . . . outside she chirped over the radio, and in the future will- sing out Number Please . . . sports also occupies this cheery Chick's time. DOROTHY WROBLEWSKI . . . tennis, roller skating, and Boyd Raeburrfs music send Dotty to lovelier worlds . . . accounting brings her back to earth via Northwestern . . . boasts of a hidden talent, then stuns us with a request for a bearded 4F. IOE WUKITSH , . . likeable Whitey will satisfy Uncle Sam's beckoning finger come graduation . . . went for the stuff dished out by both Bob Hope and Harry lames . . , mechanical- drawing and football also pleased him . . . was in heaven with a thick juicy steak tremem- ber???l smothered with onions. IUNE ZAHN . . . ambition is to grow an inch taller Know 5'6 l . . . Zahn hopes some day to be secretary to a tall handsome boss Care there such things?J . . , enjoys the music of none other than Kay Kyser . . . likes munching on an apple while reading a good book. 17

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MEETS CLASS nr JUNE1944 When you're sailin' through the stratosphere t'r'lll Doing spins and flips, You'll meet these classy characters Who've taken in the chips. When good gags are on the fire and there's laughin' galore Most Popular Eddie Fox is holdin' the floor. Sharing his Most Popular class-wide fame We find fun-loving Shirley Goodgame. When you speak of beauty contests and crowds of men You must mention Most Attractive Marie Olsen. On the beam and zoot is handsome Dick Friehe Who is brawny and blonde and dashing as can be. Charming Anne Clausen in her friendly way Will greet you with a smile any time of day. A very sharp fellow we all know quite well ls genial, friendliest Iohnny Potel. When the music is smooth with a waltz-time beat lackey Harmatys our Best Dancer is strictly Aw Beet. When it comes to the boogie and numbers really hep Best Dancer, Dick Palmer, is the man who can step! With king-sized sweaters and skirts so slick Best Dressed Lorain Craelius is one smooth chick. Our boy, Bob Plunge, of Best Dressed renown Owns the zootest wardrobe in this part o' town. Lithe Lila Spannenberg of the Million S Smile Could give any Pepsodent ad lotsa' style. George lsburner with teeth like pearls Has a Million S Smile that melts the girls. Wittiest Lois Bronder is the life of the party Her brand of humor makes one's laugh more hearty. Wittiest Bob Carlson is barrels o' fun When it comes to jokes he's an A-l gun. Most Athletic Ginny Powers, often called Speed, When playing at any sport is always in the lead. Quiet Roy Cortesi our Most Athletic man ls the idol of many a basketball fan. All the gals and guys know Dot Oppegard Who won her lolliest title for being such a card. Likable Mel Spejcher lolliest of the males ls forever narrating those fantastic tales. Anna May Fiedler of the lovely, golden voice Was the seniors' Most Musical feminine choice. Most Musical Wally Pelz pounds the ivories with ease Plays anything from jive to the conventional Trees. Blonde Millie Anderson is Most Likely to Succeed She has all the qualifications anyone would need. And Most Likely to Succeed, Raymond Ovresat, ls a very mellow fellow in a fireside chat. Clever Lill Portschy the class Brain Trust Never lets her textbooks gather any dust. The masculine Brain Trust Richard Mueller ls a whiz with the compass, figures, and ruler. You've made your mark on the ballot white For the kids who're Kelvyn's shining light. Now we've run the gamut of the class elite The jovial ioes who were hard to beat. SHIRLEY GOODGAME CHARLENE UMBRIGHT 4 gl .,.q, ,W . W K ,E-vxv. v.f?:33'! 4 it ' .f f fi 7. . f '- f . 41 sq ', , 3 .sy L3 ey J :1 f, ,, I f H ' MBI 9 ' . fi, 11 Q , f qt Q0 ' W r -' 'code A 1 f agfdl 'f ' f ' - W :' 1 X 'P :lf 1, Z' x 'il 4 1-' .gp izf MZ' i T ' IV li. ,if v ' J i l i If W . .Aff , .Wt .9 W ! Il LMI' I it 1'j.n.. fx VZ, . Se 'v 1't Lee- i, l xg fzg-.Q:f1. - +I, f f Q, , es. i H g ifjjlff Y