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

 - Class of 1945

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THE CLASS Ill? JUNE 19115 WALTER PATRICK SCULLY . . . swimming and basketball star, Pat intends to become a physical education instructor or chemical engineer, but will serve the Air Corps first . . . mystery and adventure stories, along with math and science, pass as favorites for leisure. IOAN SELL . . . energetic Red cheered madly for her favorite baseball team . . . listened raptly io Paul Whiteman . . . knitted furiously during the suspense of the Inner Sanctum . . . this college bound lass will give attention to math. MARLAN SLAWIN . . . answers to the name of Nuni . . . this tall, witty, lad is in the Army Air Corps Reserve and looks for- ward to his induction . . . basketball, ice skating, math, food, and girls are A-1 with l-A Nuni. FERD W. STANSELL . . . would like to manage a professional gym . . . makes a hobby of weight lifting, hand balancing and jiu jitsu . . . likes plenty of food . . . will cherish the memory of talks t?l with Mr. Lederer. DONALD E. STEWART . . . enjoyed English classes most of all . . . Duck hopes to attend college, but may don Navy blues for a while . . . laughs hardest at Bob Hope . . . talkative Don remembers writing for the Life. LESTER STOLTENBERG . . . Red has hopes of becoming a successful surgeon . . . please don't call him by his last name . . . a faithful member of the lesters, the Dramatic Club and football team . . . will miss all sports and his many friends. IEAN STRAND . , . if you are anywhere near Ieannie, she will have your picture or'haurrt you till she gets one . . . belonged to G.A.A. . . . plays the piano and sings . . , you'll always find her on the go. V LOTTIE SZATOWSKA . . . l.ottie's smiling blue eyes and red hair won her many friends . . . newspapers and rockin' in rhythm to a lames melody are strictly super . . . member of the G.A.A. EDMUND TADYCH . . . our Kold Kream Kid has been president of his division for seven semesters . . . one of the Iesters . . . will always remember receiving his K for managing the baseball team . . . is headed for the service . . . casts his vote for steak, baseball, Eddy Howard and mechanical drawing. MARCELLA TALLEY . . . another Bob Hope fan, Marshmellow hopes to go to business college . . . roller skating, history and football hit peaks, but Spanish is off the cob. KARL TANGEROS . . . has been trying all year to make up his mind whether to join the Army or Navy . . . member of the lesters and the football team . . . hates loud clothes . . . loves mashed potatoes and gravy. GLORIA THOMPSON . . . a member of the Dramatic Club, talented Glo sguanders her time on steaks, intriguing novels, Harry James and Horseback-riding with the Saddlettes . . . folks who wear plaids with polka dots are strictly n.g, RALPH TOBIASON . . . handsome Toby found clear sailing in history and basketball . . . enjoyed convoying skirts . . navigated to nearest roller rink or bowling alley . . . sent up distress signals on sighting women smokers . . . will launch a career in the Navy. I VIOLET ANN TODT . . . attractive, collegiate Vi won't forget having her face burned in chemistry . . . found discontent in Latin, but swooned to Frankie's singing . . . member of the Dait Baits who shows iavoritism for swimming, mysteries and sport clothes. I GEORGE TORGUSEN . . . will spend some time in service . . . then will make a success of his present hobbyvphotography . . . member of the De Moleys . . . basketball, Lou Iordan, cake, Inner Sanc- tum, history, English and parties please him. -5' 1 a if Ellie... ,

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L In N rx.-f .A V 'tax eil tfrttlfrtlttj We iff? . i ig' sf - V TJ -1 ra MH- Zoelia . THE CLASS UF JUNE 1945 SAM PETTINEO . . . Kelvyn will never forget Ears who enlightened lite for everybody in his classes . . . a talented tap dancer and billiard player . . . pet peeve is girls sitting on his lap tis he kidding?J. GENEVIEVE PLACEK . . . future co-ed Genny was on Life business staff and is a member of the Saddlettes . . , Iohnny Mercer, iiction, and food-fany kind of iood-send this sport clothes enthusiast. DELORES POSE . . . will sing her way through music college . . . made her high notes the Dramatic, Economic and Glee Clubs . . . roller skating, dancing, and Glenn Miller's band strike a high pitch with Lorr1e. MARGERY PROKOP . . . wants to become a good private secretary . . . lent her talents to the orchestra, Klub, Legion oi Honor, Chem Club and Briny Marlins . . . Woody Herman's clarinet tops the scale for musical Margie, SHIRLEY RATAICZAK . . . as a member ot the Stardusters, slie got tabbed with Iimmie . . . collects hankies from interesting places , . . one couldn't iind a more likable classmate . . . thumbs down on plaids and stripes together: thumbs up on sports. HARRY RATKOWSKI . . . Pro specializes in blonds, but will settle for a cut of fried chicken or T.D. . . . the Brow his favorite character . . . teachers that give homework ne'er to be collected really throw this RahHah boy. IEAN RAUSCHER . . . Tiny wipes her chin every time Dick Haymes sings or French iries, roller skating, and sweaters are mentioned . . . honored G.A.A. and hallguard rosters with her presence . . , English rates high, but not world history for this Helene Curtis employee. ROSE MARY RAY . . . lovely and sparkling, some lucky office will find Babe ornamental as well as eiticient . . . girls who are catty disgust her . . . the rationed article she misses most is men. ESTHER REMUS . . . this brunette's career has yet to be determined . . . Ess enjoys both types of skating . . . thinks butter scotch pie, Bob Hope, football and Glenn Miller are super tops . . . detests high heels with slacks. SANTA RINCIONE . . . jivin', jokin' Sandy won many friends at KP. . . . noted tor her gift of gab, she favors short skirts with long jackets . . . another Voice admirer who does her swooning at Stacey's . . . member of De-lcersf' LENORE ROBBIN . . . ii you hear a voice over the radio that sounds familiar, it will be Leo announcing the station . , . reads and plays the piano . . . sticks close to the radio when Bob Hope and Fred Waring give out. GEORGE ROSS . , . air-minded Happy is in the strato- sphere while eating fried chicken and listening to Bob Hope . . . sure misses S's on report book, but not so warepainted gals . . . Air Corps, stand by for this RahRah boy. IANET R. ROTT . . . plans to hook a handsome millionaire . . . handles money collection in division . . . pounds the keys at Hall's . . . spends her leisure time going out . . . will miss football games and home work . , . Won't miss teachers who spring surprise tests. GRACE RUTHENBECK . . . roller skating appeals to this lively Kelvynite . . . ditto real Chinese chop suey, Andre Kostelanetz, mys- teries and the study of television . . . member of Varsity Crew skating club . . . avoids conceited peopleg thinks she should have avoided economics. EARL SARNER . . . athletic Flattop caused other teams to take notice when he ran out onto the football field . . . intends to join the Army Air Corps . . . happiest when listening to Tommy Dorsey and reading on mechanics . . . one of the Iesters.



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lt lf - Q 'iii Q.Wm,.,. ,,,,,N,g FACULTY SPONSORS ANDERSEN, AGNES AHERN, GERTRUDE GIACHINI, IDA RAMSEY, IEANNE STAKE, ANNA O. THE ELI-ISS UF JU E 19115 IOSEPHINE TROY . . . effervescent, fun-loving Io, exceedingly talented in art, won a scholarship to the Art Institute . . . member of Legion of Honor, Art Club and Masque and Makeeup Club . . . vice-president of Girls' K Club . . . one of the Dait Baits. JAMES VAN DE BOGART . . . jovial Humphrey would choose the Marines or college ibut will leave it up to Uncle Saml . . . faithful part of the De Malay club . . . the funny papers, football and swimming rate high. IRMA VAN VLAARDINGEN . . . lively Dutch's unforget- table moment will beeof all things-graduation! . , , devoted her energies to the Life, Masque and Makefup Club, Dait Baits and Tau Beta Rho . . . ' ' W d gets along with everyone who likes pickles, bowling, history and oo y Herman. RUTH VIEHWEG . . . Dundee will miss drinking milk out of the bottle . . . people who are more than ten minutes late irk her . . . member of Home Ec Club in school, and Dait Baits outside . . . glad that chicken, Bob Hope, basketball and Sammy Kaye exist. ROBERT WAASTED . . . dancing, mysteries and basketball score direct hits with Bob . . . would do loops for French fries and ham sand- wiches . . . girls in jeans and sweat shirts send him in tailspins . . . will zoom into the Army Air Corps. ZOE ILA WALSH . . . Sue a character in Art Club was the first girl on the Printing Staff . . . there's no slack in her slacks . . . member of Lucky Loafers, Kelvynian Staff, and Art Staff . . . loves to eat pickles with chocolate milk j B C WEISZP. j t on , f ob Hope, or Harry Iames e ' will ' e h e ul ' . e ho say she has lout ma . . D an Pan American clubs . . . k 's o ar s . . lans to a school marm. DELINE WENDT . . . ambitious Addy will work until she has the necessary lettuce to attend Dress Designing School . . . I Love a Mys- tery, Harry Iames, basketball and mystery stories are included in her present pattern of life. N MICHQL, ER . . . stalnp collector Mike hits the roof whensqrt is menti ed, ut c es d wgwhen 'Hope a la applesauce isfset befofexgrri ji . .tmibs s gasoline nab but hot D's on report books . '.J4. hopes to elp Mcrr-ines' win the war. x LILLIAN WEVIK . . . Pre-ckles is the most animated oi her class . . . officer in the Legion of Honor and editor of the Kelvyn Life . . . after college, this Jill will be an asset to any newspaper . . . enjoys the bass fiddle, poetry and sharp clothes that are green. RITA WILLE . . . fun-loving Georgie always marched on the double to the nearest swimming pool or bowling alley . . . enjoyed typing drill . . . boys who gossip don't enter her barracks . . . will don uniform of Uncle Sam's favorite nieces-the Wacs. IOHN WOITALEWICZ . . . sports-lovin' Iohnny will al- b r being on the championship basketball team . . . member ways remem e in good standing of the K Klub . . . will attend U. of I, if not the Navy . . . will miss the blonde librarianehmml , . . strictly solid in geom. CHARLOTTE WOOD . . . ice cream-eating Char-Ann will hit the books ' ' casm her in teachers' college , . . reading in any form, her hobby . . . sar pet peeve . . . Kelvyn's band is tops with her. MARIORIE YOUNG aims to attend college . . . piano-playing takes up her spare time . . . whipped cream cakes tickle her palate . . . new to Kelvyn, Marge will miss it very much . . . symphonic orchestras appeal to her, as does Harry lames. MILDRED YTTERHUS . . . blue-eyed, blonde Millie drools over the Navy uniforms-feminine version . . . roller skating and dancing are favorite pastimes . . . loves a good mystery and Fred VtIaring's Pienn- H it ., H G. sylvanians . . . member of the K Club . . . a number, pease g LINDY ELIO ZICHICHI . . . star halfback on the football team, Zeke also shines in baseball . . . Sgt. at Arms in K Klub . . . a lester . . . math and science tally field goals, but mysteries and adventure stories score touchdowns when he relaxes. MARILYN ZIEGLER . . . Lynn has high hopes of being in career girl circles . . . Dramatic Club, Life Staff, Legion and Lucky Loafers claimed her . . . detests slow-moving people . . . chocolate pie, Bob Hope and novels set her wishing and wondering. El-IMEHI-I SHY WILLIAM HOWLANDS . . , Pinocchio is one of those fellows that 'P t k a le pie everyone loves . . . but what does he love .... s ea , pp , baseball, Iohnny Mercer, Hot and Bothered, and adventure stories . . . strangely he dislikes fellows with long hair. LA VERNE PETERSON . . , Pete will make -her 'profession singing . . . b lon s to the live Bombers and a-swimming team . . . con 9 Q ceited fellows, and girls who wear lipstick over the lips get the ' ' d go-by . . . loves spaghetti and the Hit Para e. WILLIAM FRELING . . . Bill will carefully avoid algebra if it ever rolls around again . . . can easily polish off a hamburger in eli- quint style . . . likes chess, and physics, but thinks cut slips are awful.

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