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

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bu THE EL!-ISS UF JUNE 1947 DON WARREN 11111 qo IIIIO accountmq after qraduatxon can always be loca d at n arest mo I9 theater and a lays de lc d 1r1 sport clothes ear e a K 'or rrymq aroun e A11 TISS t e d be c 1 when ou r ma ey noqr her per ona 1ty a MARGARET spends Mg ap ured :x 1 YE' l Krazy N' 4551-wlfigffsvf f' ' belo Tea x1rH Jvmq nuke! limp rade and b s a unch pe and maa real, ored mth th1s most pop othl -SHIR 'EE H WEISS thxs Morfebombshol 15 olleqe bount 'river araduat A111 never foraet b a mmabd mto GAA ana earm a her K spends leisure txme pound war s f-tru burgers Perry Co C IQ :la 1na and Spamsh serd 1 Shr o a VIRGINIA WELDIN Glnny plans o be ome a photo prmte has another mm ol be ommq a hou e 169 'avert' are ealc with 'r1mrr'1r1qs Red Qkelton baseball loo ball Harm lames and othes lmos 1mporta'1t'l a stamp sale m ,111 and ll auar 1a ever been tardy RAMONA WENTICK number please 1 be 1 l dlaled to G1rls K Kltb and Tw.1l1qht Rol ers du easure 1 roller skatmq or dan mg rmq loud and Lear tor hall auard IHENE 'I' WESSELY p12za swlmrrnna and a1natra rate h1ql1est mth th1s Cap1an founder 'Reme charmed he G1r1s Chorus for Pl years wzth her lovely VOICQ found txme to snaq two K s love dancmg th1nks vets make the best teachers NANCY WHEELER frxendly Nan IS allera1c to plalds worn N1th he ks an eas1ly undergo Art Kassel football and Kina Cole TYIO member of the lucky itmkes n er1y 1. on h r rnf tr1 nds lOLDS to 1r le the alobe GLORIA spent 1er 1e t an out rcubl ho' musxc her m o l1kes fu ure up 1'1 the SGTVI e are suey nurder mystenes baseball basketball huntma 1sh 1a 1 ally rt Q lre aana after leav1nq Kelvyn CAROLE WILEY M Q are 1s e1nr1 alled 1 llonroe to he rambled eaas r1 und lm: lnq avor1te pas mms nnss K P hum: if Www ' IOAN WILMEH lovable VN C V1 uals l a we GA A ana French Club member thr1ves O'1 p1z7a Frank1e and ou1s PTIITIO s Orchestra chenshes 'rornent p n Q -s IACQUELYN WINTERS md lotus Pr1r11c down 1n the mouth a mls er1 or bubble t111111 remembers v he s ramb F tor lur- 1 DIANE PAYE WITTE h1s Jee' and ovcb al H1025 bo -1, danc1na, and worluna tor the telephone fompany . . , wa1t 1.' .1 Elf. var- 11. the r1a ' number 'alls . . . Ecves veal: and French t11f: . . . remembers str1v1na lcr an S 1n foods. ALBERT WOLLSHCLAEGEH . . . l.ona lOllllH would l1l:r .-5 1 s1al1'-seema 1n Alas a thrlves on s.eaks, fowl, adventure sat es, ani . cr- , . . czes ctf 'o Spuce ns . . . .ss 'he KP. EVELYN WOLTER , . . acuve Ev1e wxll be a good maeh .eac er . . . faroled ITA the Choru- all tour years and earned three K's on the s1dr . . . .a1r de Lune, and hc: dog. wlth .oma.oe- and mus.ard hlf Illflll EDWARD R. WOOD . . , ' Woody h 1.1 to be pri-s1den1 somr 1y 4 1,-'l'1at?l..,er11Cj'ed belnq 'Arteszan luven1le twater boy to treslnesj lor the Football Team . , . q'rs 1k lillll he saysl . . . proud owner o. a Clear slate, as tar as make ups ao. IOHN WUBS . . . chemxstry, baseball, hamburgers, and '1tx1.'Q, aiff.-41.1 a.1' 1: 1. V tx 5 . . , :1 'ti r- me-zn , tt- 1I.cb1.e rue 5.1 zrzgx, 20

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THE CLASS UEWJU E 1947 DOLORES IOAN ,STRONG tht future stenographar spends her lersure t1me with a certain Bob 5 pop corn apple pre, and Ben Goodman are wrll mrss t e dafxces Mrs Murphy a d her buddtes from the P cubs HYLLIS b r pes for a commercial c re rre nd football rate hrqh m homework w1l any P ten s LA TH SSEN v halls from Canada plans o do offlce work w1ll toboaqan rrqht to chop suey or Frank Smatra wont forget her frrst day at K P sang rn Choral Club EDWARD W THOMAS Ed plans to travel and see the world tn Navy blues enloys thlck steaks mystery stortes and bowlmq vull mrss homework and the Sprung Festtvals dehghts rn sport clothes mechamcal maqazmes and makrnq and repalrmq thmqs ARNOLD THOWSEN athletxc AT caused everyone to take notrce when he became captaxn of the Football Team K Klub and Royal Order of the Moons took most of hrs lersure trme w1ll put hrs football muscles to work as a farmer RUTH TODT thi little cutle rates mysterres comedles sport clo es and sea food t Qhudders at the thought of con cexted bo s rget E hrlarlous lunch pfrrods hopes to decorate some fe Ome later m,a,l1fe DOLORES TREBBIN drools at the thought of frred chrcken and Guy Lom bardo Trebbm w1ll never forget Mrss Storvrck s drvrsron loved comlng to classes late favors basketball and football games DONALD TRIER Don w1ll never be happy untll he travels south of the border rt s a toss up between hamburgers and French fr es for eats lrkes mystery storres b st can hardly wart for the dtsmrssal bell except after Enqlrsh LORR NE TURNER thrrves on frred chrcken Perry Como swrmm1n.Q and sport oth s amrable Lor Mull be an asset to any ofhce abhors Coqgerte people can be found poundmg on the keyboard giuriwq her Quote trme MARILYN TYCHSEN Red has trouble be-mg on t1me for dates vtrshes she had two pertods of lunch a day dotes on frred chtcken and Tommy Dorsey w1ll always remember the Smllgl faces of her many frrends at K P nu-: on 'rr Sta lovnlle El 15 Q Drzp and cr T NP when :Yet l enrn jo Perry Como can be seen atrnq and strll keeping her slln hqure w1ll brrqhten some dice wild her ptdsence IACKIE VANA popular Iackxe can be found elther yxtterbuqqmq or nrng pxzga qraced many a talent show w her dancing feet and xllxon dollar smile squares keep away live wrres welcome a certarn guy kept her on the beam CLAUDE IRVIN VANDEN BURG The passrng away 0 Claude Vanden Burg on anuary 31 1947 was a great shock to the students and aculty o Kelvyn Park Claude was one 0 the most popular and actwe students rn hrs class Has classmates and rzends will ne1er orget has wxnmng smile, engaging personalxty, and hrs marvelous capacrly for making everyone hrs rsend EUGENE VANKO alwavs qrrns and bears rt Uncle Sam wrll take over thrs football player enjoys all food and Harry Iames will m1ss qettrnq mto trouble the most GEORGE VAN NATTA enloyed belnq treasurer of K Klub hamburgers basketball baseball Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Mlller make sure baskets for athletlc Shorty cher1shes moments ID Mr Macs woodshop belongs to the Cavalrers lHS1SlS hrs pet p eve 15 women IRENE VERA Swede plans to be a telephone operator spends ler lersure txme dancrng to Glenn M1llers orchestra and roller skatma w1ll never forget seemq Mrss G1ach1ms shoe collectron or a a hall guard BH! h r days 9 .D P G SSITC trne d ss biology WILHELMINA VON NEUPERT has mg a lab technrcxan belonged to Dramat1c GA A favontes are Red Skelton novels HQITY S and musrcal com dres plans CXVIC noszm mr ACKERJ.F S ch qw treat upon I H thouqhtof nt wm I ment mem e EDMUND WALLER emoyed Enallsh basketball and dtttsron made flrst mrllron PJ at Marshall Freld s spent xt on qas food qlrls and movres army may rnterfe-re wxth a yournaltst career MARY IANE WALSH can always fmd sweet smcere Mary lxstemna to Cuy Lombardo or readmq fr tlon dlslxkes bpllll, alled Shorty loves mystery rroqrams and musical comedies wrll mlss beloved dtvlsron ttme a oubl health nurse IS her qoal l9

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HENRY WYDHA happygolucky Hank emoys spendtnq h1s rm fond moneyl on sports w1th h1s bosom budd1es w1ll m1ss Kelvyn espec1ally gotng to and from l1app1est wher' qobbhng turkey and hstenmg to Sptke Iones val d1V1S1OH trmes and gym steers clear of gals tn Mextcan pla1ds an arden L1brarv Asststant she wtl be a smooth secre ary steaks yogi d myster cet Q ly 'JS 1 f rg Drrp med her c d 1nt 'al!t1v1 IANIC YTT e O le Ianey wo Carmen Cavalleros Polonatse score lg but boy crazy gals out tV1th th1s college bound mtellectual I'HE EL!-155 UF JUNE 1947 LORRAINE WYDRA beautlful Lovey w11l mrss KP s festt e hmm n th Exftcts' er1s slmgagn n osea s go oeou f the H1 lll'1X S 1o tur l . . l Q II II A I t O I tl ' I A ' ' 5 l t . . . I ll, ' 't e ' g. Al' - X B ' s ,363 ' Q or gp lf! . 2 'L . 'k ' ' .' .' to t l' N X 1 e o I-. N ,, Q , H A ' ' 4 1 ' 9 x s., .,' 'F' ' , J I , I ' ' 1 - www . I JJ' I - -- f 1 I , ' . c r .t' 1 . ' o a Fit nm- ' . . 3 ' 1 ' ' 1 Q' I 'T H tr ' . Y' cr '. I S. d t guf 1 t tt, gh . . . it u ak, -We as 8 TIT- yo f ' ' BETTY ELLERS . . . lr i . J ' ' 1 pec1al plans for the fu e . . . clrools o er hamburgers, Perry Como's votce football, and the music Harry James 4. closed her eyep to tax 4 half pohshed finger n 1ls. Y x ' . e ng- . ,f r . . . , s f - a I T . 5. .I is W.: . i E . . . ' on . . , ' ' , , L I , l , . - . , 5 ' V ' - I I I I l I A I I . 4 I I ' ' ' ' I I II II . l I I I ' ' I ' I I I I I . . . II. . . . II . , - I . I . . . II II. II . I . . II - . , , . , . . . . . I II I w r Il Il 1 . I 1 II - - I I . . . I I Y ' . , I I I - I I . 1 J - W IM to b WET? b gsicgivhthlxvsk battles SY GRAC athlettc can the nearest h h frxed ch1cken Hope A UTHEH LUST BE EH TIU 5' The tall slender ftgure of a young boy struck a curtous note tn the half darkened court room Hts black tousled hatr fell roughly on h1s forehead he gazed bltndly at the barren floor Wh1le h1s feet shuffled nervously He was out of place tndeed and overcome Wllh the strangeness of h1s surroundtngs Hts tr al was over He had been f1ght1ng alone agatnst the sungmg accusattons of Judge and Jury who were the older generatton of th1s world He had been on tr1al for cornmtttmg the most sertous crtrne of all 1n thetr eyes bemg a teenager or bobby soxer 1f you prefer And the sentence that was pronounced to carry thts sttgma wtth h1m unt1l he reached the age when he would autornattcally mhertt the dubtous pr1v1lege of brandlng other youngsters tn ltke manner A strange tr1al tt was tndeed Would you l1ke to hear about tt? They Judge and Jury accused h1m of tnnumerable thlngs 1rrespons1b1l1ty weekly VlSllS to the local soda shop and play1ng the Juke whtle he danced wtth h1s current flame dtstnterest 1n world affatrs attendtng a fraternlty meettng tnstead of the Hon Caesar Mtcgtlltcuddys lecture on Our Party s Stand on Fore1gn Relatlons mental 1ncapab1l1ty playmg basketball for h1s school team and not studylng e1ght or n1ne hours for the next days exams What was h1s defense? Well he haa none for you see he couldnt make them under stand As you have no doubt heard teenagers arent capable of carry1ng on an adult conversatton We are Juventle freaks, and speak a language of our own whlch lS tncompre henslble to the older and, we are told, Wtser generatton lt would have been useless for htm to offer any defense when they could not, or would not understand htm The tr1al 1S over, and now 1t comes to h1s mtnd that perhaps he could have gtven some kmd of defense Perhaps he could have satd a great deal He m1ght have attacked the problem systemattcally and exploded a few of the theor1es about our betng scatter bra1ned fCOHl1HU9d on page 52l