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

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I 'K I .W g if xx AR? X -Sthi cute ,Z eerleader plans University Noi Ili L gglrfn a- ousewi 's career-Louis Prima and pizza ring ell-als cheers for swimming, German, and '- physics. IOANNE-HANDERSEN-copy-cats are crash landings for this future stewardess-Library, French, and Bowling Clubs are smooth take-offs- Io will always remember Chlorine Day. IOHN ANDERSENHmember of football and tennis teams- gets his bounce from peanut butter and pizza- K Klub initiation, pow-wows, and Panther doings will appear in his first novel. DORIS ANDERSON- most friendly Dorie likes pizza, driv- ing, and Frankie Laine-a secretary's job will precede marriage-member of Art and French Clubs and K.P. Musi- cians United. EARL ANDERSON-college bound Andy was Cadet Major in R.O.T.C.-Panther Staff, physics, and Rifle Team hit the target-will remember Legion of Honor and Lt. Tamraz. DOROTHY AUW-this future high school teacher picks steno- trans as her favorite subject- Dottie remembers the student-teacher volleyball game, Legion of Honor, and French Club. IOYCE AXELSON-jolly Io plans to marry after becoming top-notch secretary-dancing, French fries, and Tony Ben- nett are solid with this gal who remembers senior daze. BONNIE BECKER-this camera fiend clicks for friendly people and traveling-highlights bowling, and French Club-when private secretary, will recall happy hours in Miss Byman's steno-trans. ROGER BELFORD-R.O.T.C. officer, football letterman, and active member of the K Klub, represented Kelvyn at City Math Contest-will study architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology. IOE BELLIZZI-tall, dark, handsome Ioe was our basketball ace-fishing, civics, and pizza are favorites with this Kave man-hopes to play or coach pro basketball. NANCY BENDER-Class Secretary, Panther Co-editor, Civic Forum President, and Kelvyn Players Veep, dreams of an author's career after college-remembers N.H.S. and physics with Mr. Hungerford. WALTER BERENSON-basketball, golf, and shop score high with versatile Bud -favorite pastime is listening to Frankie Laine and Rosemary Clooney-will remember ses- sions at Rosie's. IENNIE BLOCKIE-French Club and Legion of Honor took up Ien's spare time--civics, Mario Lanza, apple pie look good, but garlic doesn't-plans a college career. ROBERT BRADLEY-parties are sometimes like burned-out tubes to this TV man-basketball and industrial arts get a clear reception-ambition: to fly around the globe. IOHN BRADY-silent John will remember two years on K.P.'s basketball team-this Bear fan roots for Mr. G. and Rosie's-plans to visit all 48 states. CAROLYN BROBERG-jolly Little One sang and drew her way through K.P.-likes to swim and dance when not sketching or day dreaming-future: commercial art. GLORIA BROSS- G1o lights up for dancing and Chorus- will go the Wright way to a secretary's future-memories of '50 Talent Show and Friday dances never dim. RONALD RROWNE-this future lawyer ,defended K.P. in football-.Jiirst degree movie operator-knows all the an- swers when it comes to gauto mechanics, good food, and stamps. ', A- . .ff

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cf... ogg... IU N E, 19 5 2 RICHARD IORGENSEN President DORIS ANDERSON Vice President NANCY BENDER Secretary MARGARET SORENSEN Treasurer JI- TOP TEN IN SCHOLARSHIP 1. Jennie Blocki: Z. Eleanor Larsen: 3. Bar- bara Sills: 4. Martha Pilihos: 5. Arlene Olsen: 6. Patricia Reasor: 7. Dorothy Auw: 8. Leone Harrington: 9. Nancy Bender' 10. Carol Tonninq.

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DOROTHY BURKMAN-friendly Dot's favorite pastimes are watching football games and dancing-this lively gal re- members Mr. Kenny's biology class and Lennie's-dreams of a Cadillac convertible. IRENE CHALUPKA-a future private secretary, could be seen in Girls' Chorus and at Bowling Club meetings-likes sales and steno-trans-spends leisure dancing or cooking. DORIS CHRISTIANSEN- Dor delights in music and danc- ing-active in both Choruses, Pan American Club, and basketball, too-a future secretary or teacher of English and history. MARYANN CHRISTOPHER-versatile Maryann likes ballet, piano, and singing as well as steno and home ec-will be an airline stewardess and always remember lunch room fun. IERRY CIERNIAK-showed aptitude for the 3 B's, baseball. basketball and bowling-likes to sketch in spare time- U.S. history and physics were favorites with this future engineer. GRACE COLLINS-dark-eyed member of National Honor So- ciety, and president of Foreign Friendship Club, enjoys photography and steno-trans-active in both Choruses- destination: Wheaton College. WILMA COIJLINS-friendly Bi1lie is proud of her K in Girls' Chorus-active in Pan American, Foreign Friendship, and French Clubs-will be perfect secretary, then perfect wife. MARIANN COVELLI- Micky enjoys swimming and roller skating-favorite subjects are steno and eating-was active as secretary for Mr. Hungerford-plans future as secretary or housewife. IOSEPHINE l I RIERE-5-Qgolden--'voiced' Io sings for pizza, Tony nnet,N-Hand' sessidris at 'Stacey's-warbled eight ggi erswih Gifls' Ch6rus-1951 football banquet struck igh C. ' E V MARY ALICE CUSSEN-this active member of the Football Band plans to attend De Paul-likes piano playing, danc- ing, and roller skating-will remember steno-trans with Miss Cangelosi. IOYCE DARE-ice skating and modeling are tops with this future Northwestern coed- Ioy enjoys math as well as football and basketball-cheers for West Point cadets. IOAN DEHN-fried chicken and pizza score with likable Io -bowling and skating keep her on the go-French and steno-trans rated tops with this future secretary. CONSTANCE DIER- Connie's favorite sports are bowling, ice skating, tennis, and football-enjoys pizza and That's My Desire -algebra and self-appraisal added to fun at Kelvyn. MARION DOPPKE-to Frenchie, painting, drawing animals, and photography add up to fun-would like to subtract people with bad table manners-plans future as public accountant. CAROL DRUMMER-future gym teacher, scores with volley- ball, anddbasketball-physics and chemistry make' the grade-was president of Girls' Chorus and active on the Panther Staff. ' A PHYLLIS DUBISZ-friendly Pl-11ice clicks her camera on Pan American meetings and all sports-flashes of 1948 Harrison-Kelvyn play-offs will remain vivid-plans relig- ious work. ANNA DUNSMUIR-active Annie participated in volley- ball. roller skating, and Mixed Chorus-good times at lunch table strike a happy chord-will become a comptometer operator. IOYCE EWERT-spends leisure time coloring photographs. sailing, or dancing-history and civics are favorite sub- jects-will always remember senior year-plans office work, travel, then marriage.