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

 - Class of 1945

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THE CLASS UF JUNE 1945 ELAINE EVELYN BEHHENS . . . represented the serious-minded, progressive side of K.P .,.. pet peeve is people who borrow things . . . ambition is to become a kindergarten teacher . . . always jolly and gay . . . all her iriends will miss her. ROSE BENANTI , . . unforgettable moment passing her swimming test . . . floated through Latin and history, sank in typing Cher iault, not the teacher's!l . . . Rosy bubbled over in Girls' Choral Club . . . dived into mysteries, fruit and basketball. IEAN BENSON . . . wants to attend business college boasts being hall guard for iour semesters . . . member ot Home Ec Club . , . likes roller skating, ltalian dishes and Lawrence Welk . . . will miss everything but classwork. WARREN BENSON . . . Dib hopes the Army Air Corps will have him . . . a football enthusiast . . . dislikes girls who wear too much make-up . . . pork chops, chemistry and Harry lames' music are tops . . . economics was a tizzle. I DOLOHES BERG . . . lovable Dodo will be a Iullftime career girl'f flocking for a manl . . , finds sleeping and lerkin' sodas pleasant pastimes . , . Frankie Sinatra, bowling, skating and tried chicken rate very high. CHARLOTTE A. BERTWEIT . . . likes to collect novels and eat French tries , . . plans to continue her education while working . . . pulling plugs for Telephone Co. at present . . . member ot Dramatic and Pan American clubs . , . reminisces about that S she got in biology. LOIS BEZOLD . . . this future cadet nurse will miss her summer vacations . . . temperature rises when people turn their heads to avoid speaking to her . . , capable hall guard and Chem Club member . . . balances her diet with cottage cheese, roller skating, trig and mysteries. V HOLLAND WARREN BIEZE . . . will answer the call of the Navy . . . leans toward baseball, Cake, mechanical drawing, sport programs, Freddy-Martin, mysteries and dress clothes . . . stays away trom back seat drivers and English. LORAINE MARGERUITE BLOCK . . . will venture into the big business world . . . small time stuff included co-rec, movies, turkey and sweet potatoes, Kay Kyser, math and swimming . . . Haenny claims she was passed up when talents were handed out. SYLVIA BOBULSKI . , . Syl, who had the complexion ot K,P.'s ldeal Freshiew will miss her friends but not pesty people . . . tavorites: food turkey . . . Crooner ' El Bingo. . . one ot the tive bes' dressed in KP. . . . claims no special talents, but is a whiz at steno. CARYL E. BONNEVIER . . , Bonnie will lend her talents to the field oi interior decorating or the Waves . . . waibled in Choral Club . . . complains about economics and pokey people . , . calls for seconds on spaghetti, hot dogs, baseball, Freddy Martin, novels not on book lists. IACK BRANDING . . , about six feet oi muscle, the blue- eyed blond dislikes girls in pigtails and bangs . , . loves steak, French tries, Bob Hope and girls tin that order?l . . . the Army Air Corps beckons this smooth operator. ALBERT P. BRANT f'. ownJ'F l . l a to studyi law at Colle e . ... etblrill, er t ie an ev oping pict P t e u his e o . . stuck up girls ar n on the be . . . ,'Lite' hotographer. EVELYN BRU AN . . . Ava has talent for being bas ul . . embarrassing moments at K.P. are iond recollections . . . so is time spent in Red Cross, G.A.A., clothing, as hallguard and bookroom assistant . . , will type until our boys come back. DOLORES ELAINE BRUGGEMAN . . . athletic Do glori- fied the G.A,A .... likes to bowl and run for bases . , . had some unforgettably good times at K.P .... will join the army ot white collar girls upon graduation, t 6 , Ki ' ,mx ll I 2.5 ,- s f Q. ' -fr X. et- . ml K 1 4 4 n ,Q If ' 2 Q' .L-'-ar ' 'S Q 'R , - as ' 4 ,Z f 1 Ar 4 , , K. ff 'sw J n i f , ... -- t A -up ' -. I .---M., -.flip :X7E75!-- PREVER L Qrlxffl C wg

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l fb ' f . .,... . Y j f? f 1 2' W I . 21 21 I I f ,-L!KN l L . ,. i , A ff if? Wu I l l W-ml . ' --:IA 3 lnelil. PM, THE CLASS UF JU E 1945 ALBERT ABRAIRA . . . baseball-loving Al cherishes winning K and being voted most attractive senior . . . has a sparkling personality and a way with the girls . . . Cuban music, pork chops and baseball rate tops With him. EVELYN ALBRECHT . . . colorful, clever Ev was terrifically tempted by steno and lunch period . . . some lucky executive will have this scintillating sweetie for a stenographer . . . leaned toward Harry lames, and morbid mysteries. ANNETTE ALEXANDER . . . undecided as to whether she will enter business college or show business . . . being elected Victory Queen and Captain of the cheerleaders are Annie's memories . . . abhors people who don't cheer at games . . . is partial to football, sweaters and skirts. GLORIA ANDERSON . . . a recent addition, guess where Bensenville hails from! . . . got right into the swing of things, joined Dramatic and Pan American Clubs . . . goes for chicken chow mein, chemistry, Frankie and swimming . . . shies away from art l. ROMAYNE ANDERSON . . . sweet and lovely Roy runs from people who slap her on the back . . . adores history and Louis Iordan's band . . . made her fortune l?J taking care of children, while reading chilling mysteries and gory murders. RUTH ANDERSON . . . brown-eyed, blonde-haired Ruthie is another white collar girl . . . loves hamburgers Iwith onions?J and cokes . . . unforgettable moment is lunch time . . . member of G.A.A. . . . Hit Parade, swimming and Harry Iames pass with flying colors. SHIRLEY ANDERSON . . . K.P.'s little news hound for the Life . . . con- ceited people are on the off-beat with Shirl, but Lawrence Welk sends her swooning . . . a prominent member of the Lucky Loafers. FRED ANTONELLI . . . will never forget the Pan American assembly t4!14!44l . . . Frecko enjoys model railroading, roller skating, women and ravioli fwhen Mrs. A. makes itl . . . kept busy in Pan American and Dramatic clubs, and Print Shop Staff . . . a lester. BETTY ANN AURAND . . . popular, lovable Betsy's life revolves around becoming a school teacher-ahem! . . . member of Saddlettes and Dramatic Club . . . another reader of morbid mysteries . . . her bright smile and laugh are a delight to see and hear. JOHN BAGEL . . . plans to continue with school and sports . . . volunteered for the football team and the So Koi Club . . . never wants to see another English class . . . was contented as a kitten in Science tusually did Preflight in divisionl, LOUIS BAKER . . . plans to utilize experience gained at l.T.W. as an electrical engineer, if the Navy doesn't grab first , . . active member of Pan American Club . . . Boxcar will miss the lunch period at Kelvyn, but not his English classes. WILLIAM BARRON . . . friendly Bill hopes to be a member of the Air Corps . . . active member of Dramatic Club, tennis team and movie operators . . . bars girls with long skirts . . . delights in food and that great sport, basketball. AUDREY BAVIDO . . . Aud appreciates Crooner Crosby along with steak and French fries . . . always talked too much, except in Spanish . . . enjoys gum, but noisy gum chewers beware . . . was an ardent member of the Home Economics Club and a charter member of Saddlettes. IOHN BEDNAR . . . enthusiastic, easy going Bugs will be with the Marines soon . . . member ot the Cavaliers ta fencing clubj . . . hates gum chewers . . . hunting, fishing, swimming, fencing and archery are his meat. RUTH BEHNKE . . . good-naturecl Bunke will browse her way through college math . . . regrets taking Espanol, but thrived on trig, K.P.'s clubs and the Lucky Loafers . . . portrayal of Mehitable Ann in P.A. assembly haunts her, as does being called Legs,



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x,s.ffo llllfllllf W llllil ll ,wma Nm Q 5 me. Ins lin' THE CLASS UF JUNE 1945 ELAINE E. BRUHN . . . proud of Kelvyn's football team and the day she spoke at her first and last assembly . . . bookkeeping and college are her goals . . . satisfies her wants by roller skating, devouring French fries and studying self-appraisal. BARBARA IOANNE BRUNN . . . will express herself in music or art . . . Bobbie voiced her preferences as steak, chocolate Cake, Bob Hope, bowling, Harry Iames and art mator . . . conceited people and bookkeeping three struck sour notes. HAROLD BRUNS . . . lack footballed his way into some unforgettable moments in the K Klub . . . pork chops, Hope, and physics rank ace high, but gum cracking gals are strictly from hungerfwith this future Leatherneck. EDWARD BRUSH . . . our boy Broosh somehow warmed his way into the Dramatic Club and orchestra . . . managed to grab a K . . . drools at thought of steak and French fries, and mysteries . . . math in any size- uh uh! IOSEPH BHYIAK . , . after Iune call him Sailor loe until then call him one of The Dealers . . . roast pork, Bob Hope, and Tommy Dorsey are solid . . . basketball, baseball, swimming, and girls took up his leisure time. MARY JEAN BUDZIK . . . her interpretations of the news will win fame in the newspaper world . . . Buzzie's talents showed in many fields such as Life Staff copy editor, Legion of Honor, Student Council, Civic Forum and the Lucky Loafers. LOIS BUSH . . . likeable Lo is slated for a career as a super steno . . . was a fanatic follower of the football eleven . . . musically speaking, Les Brown is the band . . . had the ration blues over men and shoes. NORMAN CARSELLO . . . the basket was Norm's target at K.P .... the Army will supply his next target . . . made his bulls-eye in the K Klub . . . enjoys friendly people, Bob Hope, Harry Iames, and throws darts at Frank Sinatra. WILLIAM CAVANAUGH . . . is headed for the Navy blue . . . already follows Navy tradition for his hobby is studying feminine beauty . . . uses his gift for gab superbly . . . football, baseball, and swimming are his sports. EARL CHRISTENSEN . . . women drivers drive Chris to distraction, but basketball and Harry lames soothe his fevered brow . . . the field of photography and the service are two beckoning paths to this ioe. KAREN ELIZABETH CHRISTIANSEN . . . this musical whiz is plan- ning to hum Semper Fidelis on graduation . . . tfuture SPARJ . . . Chris iiddled ardently in the orchestra for three years . . . she's a solid sender on the dance floor . . . but there's no music in steno for her. LOWELL CHRISTIANSEN . . . intends to dictate to a pretty secretary from behind an executives desk . , . entoys basketball, swim' ming and Kay Kyser's orchestra . . , girls' legs minus socks or stockings get Chris but he'll miss the gals after graduation! SHIRLEY COBLE , . , after graduation, Shirt will brighten up some office . . . a spaghetti and Glenn Miller addict . . . people who chew gum loudly are no iriends of hers . . . swimming and mysteries head hor list. IUNE COLBERT . . . a prospective commercial artist, lunie loathes gum crackers, but loves to crack her own good gum . . . swoons while listening to H. lames and eating bar-b-g'd beef . . , sees red at mention of steno. LORRAYNE COLLAMORE . . . remembers coming to KP. from Kelly . . . a Lucky Loafer who could live in leans at basketball games . . . will wear a uniform of the Cadet Nurse Corps . . . Collie despises prejudiced people . . . Life and Kelvynian staffs.

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