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

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IOAN IOHNSON-Captain Iohnny leaps at the mention of pizza and Tony Smithvthis two letter cheerleader remem- bers being Iunior Queen -plans to become a sociologist after U. of I. ROBERT JOHNSON-dynamic Swede sparked K.P.'s mighty eleven-girls in levis don't score-this broad-shouldered blond plans college-fond memories of printshop will linger. RUTH IOHNSON-demure Ruth spends leisure time reading and playing miniature golf-elikes music, history. and French-K.P.'s noisy lunchroom will haunt her while at Wheaton College. SHIRLEY IOHNSON-this pert blonde likes to swim and play the piano-history and civics are favorite subjects-will remember basketball, volleyball, and crowded lockers- plans marriage. DlANE IORGENSEN-active Di steered Friday night socials to success-this Southern belle scorns crew cuts-roller skating is tops-will always remember certain R.O.T.C. dances. RICHARD IORGENSEN- Dick, President of Iune Class, and member of swimming team, spends spare time listening to A.B.C. Club-hopes to attend college and become electrical engineer. BETTY ANN KALSETH-happy-go-lucky Betts got a charge out of division and French-plans career as airline stew- ardess-will remember Stacey's and her pals at K.P. ILONE KAMERER-spent her happiest hours bowling and singing-German Club and Mixed Chorus were favorites -will never forget jolly times in Miss Corbett's cooking class. BARBARA KARNUTH-energetic Barb plans to teach kindergarten-crams French and Latin Clubs, volleyball, pizza, Frankie Laine records, and Kelvynian Co-editor's job into her livewire life. BARBARA KATZEL-sports loving Babs was a member of the trio, Rangers, and G.A.A.-found Kelvynian work ''picture -esque-civics, steno, and foods clicked with this future housewife. EILEEN KAY-bubbly Ei Coos for Tony Bennett, Dixieland, and biology with Mr. Kenny-insists some teachers aren't human-plans dual future of secretary and homemaker. FRANK KELLIHER-friendly Frank goes all out for skating and bowling-typing competes with bookkeeping as favor- ite-will attend Wright Ir. or else join the Air Force. ELIZABETH KERCHER-popular Liz, member of the Na- tional Honor Society, plans to be a kindergarten teacher -Civic Forum and Girls' Klub keep her on the go. ANN KLEINHANS-fun loving Ann won't discard the old long look-plans comptometer school-football games and Kelvyn dances add up to fun for this former hallguard. IOAN KRATOCHVIL-brown-eyed Io recalls exciting vol- leyball and basketball games-tees off for miniature golf and foods-plans to be an efficient secretary, then a house- wife. RITA KREWINSKI-efficient stenographer, mathematician, and accordionist-gay Reet plans a harmonizing home of her own-division 207, Kelvyn's best, will always strike a happy note. DOROTHY KRISS-friendly Krissy roots for home manage- ment, English, and U.S. history-cherishes memories of dancing, bowling. and roller skating-her ambition. pastime, and future plans: Lefty. IOAN KUMOR-pizza, dancing, and Frankie Laine are bait for this attractive mermaid- Io, a future nurse, goes over- board for football and tennis-plans to attend Illinois.

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GLENN HAMM-this avid basketball player hopes to be a railroad worker-steams at girls in levis-enjoys jazz con- certs at Masonic Temple-remembers P.B.'s b.b. signals. LEONE HARRINGTON-little Lee enjoys sports, stock car racing. and pizza-will remember fun in chemistry lab while going the Wright way to become a secretary. NEAL HECK-t ' ca t o er of t e R.O.T.C. is active in the Mixed ' f et the Friday night so- cials-salut owling, as etball, and TV., lx , CAROL HEINICKI- Barrol loves pizza but clims to con- ceited boys and bleached hair-brightens at thought of cz secretary's career-can't forget the swell kids at K.P. EVELYN HIGGINS-talented Evie thrills to the rhythm of Louis Armstrong-gives football games and club parties the high sign-college bound, majoring in home economics. ROBERTA HOEGNER-gay Bobby plans on becoming a nurse or joining the Waves-faithful member of the Art. Pan American, and Ranger Clubs-enjoyed businesslike Iunior Achievement. JEAN HOLTE-earned a letter dabbing in paints-finds gym and all spectator sports colorful too- Red will always remember the fun in Mrs. Adams' art major. RONALD HUCK-likable Red will never be forgotten for the great games he pitched for Kelvyn-this future big leaguer finds lunch, girls. and study three enjoyable subjects. LOIS HUEBNER-divided her talents between German Club and both Choral Clubs-roller skating, bowling, and his- tory soar high in the eyes of this future airline stewardess. BETTY IANE IANNELLO-likable B. I. remembers the iun in Orchestra-this sports fan enjoys photography and danc- ing-steno and foods are favorite subjects-future holds a secretary's career. MARIORIE ISRAEL-friendly Margie rooted for K.P. on Panther Staff-faithful member of Pan American and For- eign Friendship Clubs-this college-minded lass recalls Mrs. Ramsey's understanding counsel. DONALD IAHNKE- Ianks, president of K Klub, lettered in football and basketball-ftook second place in city tennis -Rosie's, woodshop, and K.P. dances score-goal: college. SHIRLEY IANECZKO-enjoyed pizza, baseball, school plays. and collecting Eddie Howard records-this future secretary records football, French, and Girls' Chorus among her cherished memories. JAMES IANISCH-four year Kave man, who starred in tennis and basketball, remembers woodshop with Mac and listening to A.B.C. Club-friendly limbo plans to attend aviation school. LORRAINE IASKULKA-loguacious Lorrie will always re- call Mrs. Ramsey's friendliness during division-has hopes oi becoming a secretary-this skating fan was always a loyal Kelvyn booster. IUNE IOHNSEN-this peppy gal thrives on pizza and Frankie Laine-remembers K.P. football games and French-draws the line at short skirts and moody people. ' CATHRYN IOHNSON- Kathy enjoys horseback riding. swimming, and ping-pong-active in Art and Pan American Clubs--divides her time between I.A. arid trips to Wis- consin. DORIS IOHNSON-this petite SWede goes all out for sports -commercial geography aroused desire for World travel -Wants to serve as capable secretary to handsome Navy men.

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CAROLYN KUNDA- Lynn will be remembered for singing in Home Talent Shows, Spring and City Festivals-dancing and skating hit high notes-will later star as housewife. AUDREY KUROWSKI- Aud looks back on good times in GJ-LA.-steno and roller skating score a hit-will take a contract for professional baseball before wedding vows. BETTY LAPIETRA-bubbling Betts excelled in swimming, volleyball, and baseball-Nat King Cole and commercial law were favorites-will become an efficient secretary, then a happy housewife. CAIROL LARSEN-sharp Cis favors biology, French, swim- ming, and Frankie Laine-stops short at boisterous people -hectic week' at' Lake Tippicanoe will never be forgotten -future: college. ELEANOR LARSEN-K.P.'s first flutist and swimming star was member of National Honor Society and K Klub-- Ellie will remember happy daze in chemistry-plans busy college career. GERALD LARSSENfgood-natured Ierry, member of K.P.'s foot- ball team, remembers good times in Mr. Higgin's division --baseball, skating, and printshop are fun for this Klub man. HERBERT LARSEN- Herbie makes cars work like a charm C?j, but plans to become a baker-will always remember chauffering the crowd to K.P.'s football games. TOAN LAUBNER-friendly Butch was active in school clubs and sports-remembers French classes and Foreign Friendship Club-has visions of an office job and a big wedding. MARION LESCHINSKI-memories of division period and long hours at Kelvyn will linger on-her ambition: to become a millionaire-enjoyed football, baseball, and especially foods. BARBARA LINQUIST-likable B. I. spent her happiest hours at K.P.'s football games-thinks Stan Kenton is tops-cer- tain haysrides linger in her memory book-future: college. IAMES LOFGREN- limbo likes miniature trains, bowling, printshop, and naturally, women-remembers appearance in a sheet for Brotherhood Week Assembly-plans to be a sheet metal worker. DONNA LORENTZEN-quiet Blondie plans to be a mission- ary in South America-dislikes homework on Mondays and Fridays-football, playing the piano, and honest men score big hits. RICHARD LUGO-sparked K.P.'s fighting eleven for three years-will play football or join the Marines after gradua- tionere-members the '49 Fenger game and Lucky Old Sun. IANET MALECKE-pert Ian yvill soar to a career as an airline hostess-her favorite subjects were bookkeeping. English, and Stacy's-enjoys 'football and volleyball. BILLY MARONEY-favorite sports are football, basketball. and baseball-printshop made a big hit, but homework was outwremernbers salesmanship and English with Mrs. Selman. ROBERT MARSH- Bob glides at sounds of popular music and the sight of girls-remembers printshop and Mr. Hig- gins-cuts corners at roller rink and on wood. IUDY MARTIN-dancing, bowling and horseback riding take I her leisure tim vorite ubject was journalism- c ege boys andfocra ork ckon twre co ed MA NWIAST th 9 me Q cheer or KUP sA80tb ans reta s positlo - i J ' 4 . .' te a W' m ace rche and Ger an cl sf 1 f 1 int ' '