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

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THE EL!-ISS IJF JUNE 1945 GERRY KEALY . . . popular Ger will soon be seen modeling the latest fashions on magazine covers . . . cuts a cute tigure on the dance floor, but would rather watch a baseball game . . . displays model form while eating spaghetti and skiing. IACK KELLER . . . jovial lay plans on college . . . non-com in the C.A.P .... strictly stuff in Beta Tau Omega . . . honored Legion, Council, Lite and Kelvynian Staffs . . . can never forget dropping a drawer- ful ot equipment in the chem lab, ELEANOR M. KERN . . . was drafted into the Clean-Up Club . . . pet peeve: people who knock K.P .... Al is still proud ot the 1943 basketball team and will miss the basketball games . . . can't imagine why she ever took bookkeeping. WILLIAM KNUERR . . . it's the A.A.l:'. for air-minded Willie . . . readily dives into steak and French tries . . . went into a tailspin at the thought of the teachers who scolded thim??l . . . landed the Student Council presidency. ROSEMARY ANN KOELPER . . . wants to be a cosmopolitan and go places . . . boasts being hall guard . . . Ro loves most singing and dancing . . . loves least gossip girls, steno and world history . . . will miss the rushing 'round at Kelvyn. HARRIET KOENIG . . . a member of the Legion of Honor, Civic Forum and Chemistry club who will go on with her studies . . . played the cello in the orchestra, but prefers to tickle the ivories. MARILYNN KOTTMANN . . . blonde, green-eyed Maril intensely dislikes hypocrites . . . a whiz at steno and typing, plans to make it her perma- nent occupation . . . this tair-haired femme takes her place among ad- mirers of The Voice. EMILY KRAMARCZYK . . . 'vicacious Lucky claims a special phobia for dress designing . . . men are her special hobby, ambition, and talent . . . swimming, Glenn Miller, and eating are strictly on the ball . . . algebra, forbid . . . hint: could use another shoe coupon. IUANITA KRUEGER . . . friendly Tica's pulse pumps when listening to Bob Hope or Andre Kostelanetz . . . temperature rises on sight of swimming pools . . . heart thumps when roller skating, watch- ing legitimate plays . . . patients will get laugh treatments when she's a nurse. GERBLDINE KUETTLER . . . Dait Bait Gerry says spare time ilies when writing a certain sailor . . . frowns on girls with two-toned hair . . . future plans are operating a switchboard . , . chicken and Eddy Howard rate high. IANE RUTH KURT!-I . . . Pipsqueak plans to take her sunshine to some office . . . an ardent admirer of Harry Iames, good mysteries, basketball and sharp clothes . . . swimming and dancing top her pleasure list, but conceited people don't enter it. LEATRICE LAKNESS . . . record collecting Lee is thrown by kids who do Extra Credit but gets a gleam at Chicken ala king, Fibber McGee and Biology . . . member oi Legion and Honor Roll elite . . . hopes to hit college or personnel work. LILLIAN LARSEN . . . college will be Blondie's next stop . . . a lover of music, could be tound in the Girls' Choral Club . . . pet peeve: gals wearing servicemen's clothes . . , Wasn't bashful when it came to chicken and Harry Iames. WILLIAM DONALD LQVEY . . . popular, athletic Lovey excels in basketball . . . spends leisure time at photography hobby . . . shows preference for math and chemistry . . . member ot the Iesters . . . intends to go to Illinois Institute ot Technology for chemical engineering. FRANK LEINHAUPEL . . . big, blonde and bored with homework . . . ambitious Happy will probably lend his talents to the Army as a flight surgeon . . . spends leisure time building bulging biceps at a local gym . . . greatest regret is leaving K.P.'s tair sex. X Xl M llllmlllltlllllgllx Y Q . , I l Q ,GN H hlix nt. ' I Q ziti QXNYQ i 5 ---: s E5 ' M .::z U 4' 5 P , Q gf A 'l il E i l e vi rowers xxx K rv I msrwwsmtar-.

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N K ' E ' f v wi ' ' 4. , H2211 'f V , -fi: I gf X it 2 t tlltftlgiiiiiitzig ie.. X I 1 ill ' f ' ' - , g,?'jQw, 'gg M 'g .TQ 2152553 K ' ' f' 'Iam-'ff 23' rf '- - ' -' . me, , THE EL!-X55 UP JU E 1945 HELEN HETHERINGTON . . . what fellow wouldn't like to be ill having this darling nurse take his pulse . . . beware, female cats, you'll not find a companion in Heather . . . just dotes on barbeques and French fries fwatch that waist line.l ROBERT HILL . . . plannin' on joinin' the Navy . . . leading his list of favorites are that James man and The Groaner . . . steak rates a good third . . . Shorty likes the girls, hates to work-hard. EARL HOCHSTATTER . . . K ave man Lefty prides himself on remarkable talent for eating---turnips . . . would enjoy more Klub banquets . . . lists sports as second love-food first . . . prefers music by Charlie Spivak . . . valuable member of Pancla's A. C. TED HORVATH . . . ran circles around KP. during the track season . . . kicked the pigskin about as tackle . . . played violin for the orchestra while dreaming up some new dance steps . . . delights in zoot suits, Woody Herman and going steady. ROBERT WILLIAM HOWARD . . . Bob hopes to work at an airport after graduation . . . favors all forms of chicken, Bob Hope, history, war novels, suit coats, and Kay Kyser . . , will remember playing football for old KP. DOLORES MAE IANICKI . . . Lore loved commercial law, but detested general science . . . a pretty two-pieced dress always held her eye, but heavily powdered girls-keep out of sight . . . hopes to emulate the master detective of her favorite mysteries. VIRGINIA IAZDZYK . . . always laughing, Ginny plans on business school next . . . collecting service insignia was her hobby . . . a voice in the Girls' Choral Club . . . will never forget her freshie days Cdaze?J. GILBERT IENSEN . . . 160 pounds of brawn and muscle, sociable Gil hopes to swim his way into the Navy . . . thrives on chicken, Kay Kyser and pretty girls . . . cherishes most his first K Klub banquet. LEONARD IENSEN . . . Curly, an orchestra member, has little leisure time . . . likes his girls and steaks well done . . . gals with too much make-up, steer clear . . . plans on college but will probably serve the service first. 'WILLIAM IENSEN . . . studious Bill will continue his search for knowl- edge in college or the Army . . . dreams of being a chemist . . . tooted his clarinet in the band and orchestra . . . cycled around the country during spare time. FRANCES IOHNSON . . . cheerful Fran will join the Waves for a lite on the ocean brine . . . this honey chile sings Ca littlel, dances Ca lotl . . . adores French fries . . . a fiend for a mystery story. STANLEY S. IOHNSON . . . takes to water like Goodman to a clarinet . . . glorified member of the Grand Council of De Moley Stub looped the loops at the thought of passing the Air Corps exam. ROBERT B. KARKOW . . . Bob was a three year letterman on the swim- ming team, and captain last year . . . finds gas motors and motor scooters interesting work . . . misses gas and tires most of all . . . prefers mystery novels and pop corn. CHARLENE IOYCE KASPER . . . intends to teach math after attending teachers' college . . . faithful part of Student Council, Clean-Up Club, the Legion and Pan American Club . . . dislikes girls that smoke but not quiz programs, football, Wayne King and novels. EDWARD C. KASSNER . . . Bing claims fame as a three year letterman in basketball . . . highest achievement is the K Klub . . . pet peeves: people who are off the ball and new shoes . . . fried chicken, moonlight strolls and Glenn Miller rate the O.K.

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r I -:Jn-I-:lov ffm-br 0 lil ii tix XE 17 QNQZQ I sy clttrltlttrlttli t N , pf, , 4 .Qf I Z, I QL Q QI H . Str, 1, 5-,J L- PMR. THE EL!-ISS UF JUNE 1945 BEVERLY LERNER . . . Bobbie, a whiz in steno, belongs to the Sigma Beta Rho thmmml . . . is a Hallguard Marshal . . . chop suey, Baby Snooks, bike-riding, cmd Harry lames make a smooth combination ior this busy gal . . . Business Training! Cmoanj. IOI-INNIE LINE . . . romantic Romeo can be seen whistling at K.P. for anyl debs . . . added his boogie beat to the orchestra's drums . . . favorites: sharp sweaters, Gene Krupa, and juicy fruit . . . I, L.'s address will be cfo U.S. Navy. TOM LITKOWIAK . . . chicken soup and baseball are zoot with 'l'erritic Tom . . . graduation, then Anchors Aweigh are his plans for the future . . . he claims girls and homework Won't inter- fere with him there. DONALD LOKKE . . . Don hopes to go to college or be a Naval Air Cadet . . . dotes on sugar, pre-flight, Harry lames, and study periods . . . orchestra, Chem Club, and Radio Club kept this intellectual busy along with that unspoken languagefldatin. SYLVIA MALINA . . . light-hearted Berry lives just so she can participate in athletics, in which she is very talented . . . was allergic to all but the Dramatic and Pan American Clubs . . . shivers when Latin echoes in her ears. PI-IYLLIS MANGELSDORF . . . collects records as a hobby . . . P.M. spends leisure time working at Sears Roebuck . . . likes chicken, murder mysteries, Glenn Miller and sport clothes . . . wishes she could forget the time she dared bookkeeping. ANITA MARGOWSKI . . . petite Nita will treat all patients with sun- shine when she becomes an R,N. . . . cure her charges with rousing tales of K.P.'s basketball prowess . , . charm all by singing . . . dance into every heart. IOSEPHINE MARINO . . . helpful Io did office work during her study periods . . . made music with the Girls' Choral Club . . . Harry lames and western stories are really O.K .... hopes to become a very successful typist. ILENE MARSH . . . this spry miss goes in for football- playing and challenges people who say she can't because she's a girl . . . is still getting tangents and diameters mixed up . . . plans on being a Wave. MARY MARTIN . . . was drafted into being a hall guard . . . belonged to the Art Club . . . spends time loafing . . . would carefully avoid Spanish and geometry next time . . . will never avoid steaks, Bing Crosby and love stories. ITA MCCARTHY . . . adventurous Mac will try her hand as a U.S. Cadet Nurse . . . insists that her talents are still undiscovered . . . Latin is strictly taboo . . . history and Les Brown send her into a trance. GREGORY MCNIEI. . . . conscientious Greg intends to go to college . . . a piano has a very special interest for him-as we all know . . . when not playing in the orchestra, he is reading Shakespeare. RICHARD MENTH . . . versatile Dick was right in the groove when it came to football, baseball and basketball . . . was a staunch supporter of the K Klub, Barracuda Burps, Mozart A.C., and our football team. DOROTHY MERGES . . . was an active member of Home Economics . . . Dottie wants to be a secretary . . . likes to sew and swim tat the same tirne?J . . . people who wear slacks and high heels with anklets . . . beware! AUDREY MEYERS . . . blond, ever-smiling Audy plans to be a businesswoman, or don navy blues . . . never forgets dancing in home talent show . . . memorable moment: meeting Gordon Gillespie . . . tall men rate high . . . will miss chum Santa.