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

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THE CLASS HF JUNE 1945 HENRY GEORGE GRAM . . . finds playing a mean accordian his highest achievement . . . despises oldefashioned girls . . . would like tO be an accountant in later life, but is afraid the Army has first call . . . relishes Southern fried chicken and flashy clothes. ALICE GREENBERG . . . I Love a Mystery sends chills up and down her spine . . . music, her hobby, can calm her . . . belonged to Pan American Club . . . when money is needed, she goes to her cash register and gets some. LEONARD C. GROTZ . . . hopes to be an M.D. via Army or Navy . . . couldn't take enough subjects thonest?l . . . football, The Horn, and deep books are on the ball . . . Beta Tau Omega, the Y and Legion are a few of his activities. HELEN GRYZIK . . . it's the business world for cheerful and friendly Len . . . uh huh! with exclamation plus to roller skating, Tommy Dorsey and fried chicken . . . thinks people who can't take a joke are poor sports. SHIRLEY HAI-IN' . . , while doing time for Illinois Bell to discover this Voice with a Smile candidate, friendly Shirl's lighter moments are occupied with stamp collecting, accordion playing, roller skating, reading mysteries and eating potato salad. VIOLET ELEANOR HAI-INDORF . . . Vi would like to be a reporter . . . concentrates on ping pong and baseball . . . will long remember locker day at K.P .... plays the piano and is a faithful follower of the A.T.'s. BARBARA HAMILTON . . . hopes to squeeze both herself and her accordian through the University of Minnesota , . , Hammy sounds sour notes at the sight of weird color combinations, but sweet crescendoes for math and all classmates. MARILYN ANN HANSEN . . . lovable Legs found baseball fascinating . . . plans to be a nurse . . . member of Dramatic Club, G.A.A. and Saddlettes . . . her love of music features lohnny Mercer, Glenn Miller and a little fancy footwork on the side. PEARL I-IANSEN . . . has family plans for the future . . . enjoys the Home Economic club . . . finds teachers who do not collect long assignments after she has slaved her pet peeve . , . bowling, lnner Sanctum and mystery stories rate high. DOROTHY HART!-I . . . Dor loves roast chicken, Bob Hope, strawberries and cream, murder mysteries and swimming . . . member of Civic Forum, Dramatic and Clean-Up clubs . . , chirped with Girls' and Mixed choruses . . . has made the honor roll many times. DORIS HEARST . . , this Ioan Davis of K.P, has high hopes of going to college . . . active in Legion of Honor and Dramatic Club . . . shies away from catty girls . . . Bob Hope, Tommy Dorsey, Lucky Loafers and comediennes really rate! HAZEL HEC!-IT . . . singing, drawing and steno pass with a big OK .... will be an efficient secretary aiter business college . . . unfriendly people strike a flat note with this lover of the orchestra . . . honored the Glee Club. EVELYN HENNIG . . . jolly lackie carolled in the Choral Club for three semesters . . . belonged to the Legion of Honor . . . likes to curl up with nice deep books . . . has hopes of going to college. GRACE HENSCHIEN . . . fair-haired Grace will turn to ice skating as a profession after graduation . . . came to Kelvyn two years ago di- rectly from Norway . . . skated in the Alaskan Stampede ice ballet . . . simply detests sloppy clothes. A C. MARILYN I-IERTSGAARD . . . Hertz is a lover of roller skating . . . if you're unfriendly you won't see much of her . . . Pan American Club did . . . a telephone operator after school . . . enjoys history and a good mystery. l if N-G, mc, 1, Q 4445 tr l Rx W E- ' x XPJLY. 14

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