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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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K: . -I, '4 4 x la' a 1 4- 'Q f if ' , 9 2 , if Q ,.. , 1 ,fm 2' , ' 5 , 4' snr. 5 ' 30 Wifi? +,, 5 , , , , E 3 'S U 1 . f ' ' 1 s V . ' Va 4' 'wa 1 I ff? F-K fr K ' I-jj g f Q ,f 'ff , '-M f' f 5 , f 21 W .6 gk V1 c , , f .,,- .. f. + , ff- df if Q' I ,S is ua, V ss , , H ,f 4 f 1 J ' 3 M ' 2 1 5 N' s f. if M ' N--AL.-n.l'fl? ' 'i X .4 s! 17, FQ Alf .55 V .7- fx Eff f' ' U, 'YS ' IZ ig . wil , P,. ld. if if P 5 gl I, Happiness is the essence of a good life. Education forges the master key that opens the door to true happiness. Kelvyn offers four keys that lead to this mastery: Security, Congenial Companionship, Self Expression, and Health. Through these we mature to happy human beings. e We, the graduates of June, 7953, and January, 7954, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Margaret R. Nordman and Mrs. Frances H. Sachs for their significant but unheralded achievement. Margaret R. Nordman Whatever is worth doing is worth do' ing welI could certainly be the motto of Mrs. Margaret Nordman, sponsor of the school newspaper. Besides the iob of put- ting out an issue of the Panther every two weeks, she presides at and arranges for all assemblies and stimulates the minds of students in her iournalism and social studies classes through her interest- ing lectures. Mrs. Nordman has been teaching at Kelvyn for l5 years and is noted for her ability to do several dif- ferent things at the some time. , X M e Q 1 LWXQM, ICJ AAAJX , ,faA,f, ' f Cfgfdeyf-4 Maw QVLAV Jgvfjq Ti- f .4f47j M Pm ,9mff,f. 'fi flfvffeiib , DZXMVDQ f-LlfffJ,L fl! f I 1 ' clnjjf 1,17 gf xfxff 1' ff. ' Lx V, 7 fyfffflf f' mlm. I . Fronces H. Sachs All the worId's a stage to lVlrs. Frances Sachs, yearbook and Kelyyn Play' ers sponsor, and speech coach. Once a leading lady herself, Nlrs, Sachs, in her years at Kelvyn, has stressed all the good points of drama and speech in her classes and produced many Eno actors, actresses, and orators. She has instructed speakers appearing in school programs and assem- blies in the hne qualities of speech, and ff' each year stars in the production of the Kelvyniun. x Quill and Scroll Society Through the efforts of its sponsors, lVlrs. Nordnran and Mrs, Sachs, a chapter of Quill and Scroll, honorary iournolistic society, was estab- lished at Kelvyn in June, l95Q. 6 1 b A-,I v. KElVYN PARK OFFERS YOUh1VIl?l:E': KEY TO SECURITY , .J ' Qf'lnf thfeAmuItitude of councellors there is safety. -Bible Throughout our youth we depend upon our parents for material and emotional security. The freshman entering school comes gradually to rely upon the faculty for security-he calls on his -teachers for help both in the academic and Social fields. With the kindly assistance of his parents and teachers he prepares for the future, he matures emotionally and mentally. He reaches adulthood with a feeling of belonging-security- which comes not from money and material wealth, but from the love, guidance, and knowl- edge cicquired in the home and school. V, . 1' L 224 f ZZ f.:r'Y5?Ii 'E ,Uv--. riff 'H' ve -Q 'V ff 'YH -it ELV YN n 'c .5 2 w - Mi, .Q . tum. , S dz ' J.. 45' ., 829' F x, ,I , L 1- I W I g mx I ,.....-..,..... . .W nv. Mr. Clarence C. Claxton Our l7rim'ip.il 1 7, ,, fu I L lr'i'f!'Zt7 6'C Mr. Norman L. Samuelsen Our Assistant Principal Pdgv I0 l Le Olfil' xgl'l!!fl0lfll'0 illlflf You lmvv tin iiilliivmm' on otlivrs. llvuiiisc of wlizit vou tlo or mv or tlic way vou .irt. tlic lilo of souiconc will lx' dillcrcnt. A pussf ing wortl, gi looli of zipproxnl or cliH4ipprox.il iimv cliungc tlw rurrcut ol tl life. Your inf llucrlcc muv lwuilnl up or tcair clown. lt max sprcaul joy or gloom, Tlic social. morril, iutvl- lcctuail, and csllictic rlimutc of your rom- munity is iimrlv up by the iiillrivricv wlurli various people cxcrt on tlic common lilc, lvlzilic sonic Clllort ciicli Qltiv to lu' lwlplul. Your inllucncc will grow with use, iiml yr scnsc of direction iiml xxilucs will grow tlicrclvy. rlllircc worthy olwicctivcs airc: U5CI'YL'c3ll1CI'SH NHL' A l.c4itlcr M4ikt- HVOHI'lllllllCl1CCc:0llIllH. J J J CLu'v1u w Cnnfmi ,rg it llll' ol Q ulilllfll xiuying' :wlml lwlnngx In him ur luv' and tn nom' 4'l.w'. 1xyllifllHlFl5 xvifll the library alt cir disposal. thrcc xcurs of linglish. und prufessimlul guidance students dcuslup ns indixidunls. ihruriams - Mass Gmcc D, Poltmck, Miss Ncllic Puwclski. :nglish Faculty - Mrs. Elxmx 13. licrgstmxn, Nlrs. Ida C, D'Indrini, Mrs. I..1ur.1U. Ixlglffilllllll, Nlrs. Frances H. Sachs, Nlrs. Colm Sclnmn. :uiduncc Faculty - Blrs. Mglrgucrilc Everett. Nlrs. Lucillc B. Iilllfl, Mr. l'idXX'.lI'd NL'lSOI1.IX'IiSSIilIlC Ncmec, Mrs. Ioycc I. VVilhclm. Pago I I I K iAram'an.6. gngA'AA, ana! Qiuiclancv eizclrfmenfd 0cia!.S?ucbe5 K e Social Studies Fa Clfflflflelfll culty - Miss Mary A. Gallagher. Mr. Gerald Higgins, Mrs. Mzirgzirct A. Nordmzm, Miss Mildred H. Scholl. Miss lnqclvorg A. Storvick. You uri' rnllavl upon to rvrrinki' liixlnrvf' illurcrcv Students tmlaiy lcurn the liistnry uf the pus! tu better smilie the prohluiiis if V ' ' 1 tliur msn iienerutiun. lillllk-lllilllll. piiqi' K Cllnflfflelfli I 0I 0lglfl Clflglfllflge r Q -.lKAll1l2'I'll'tlQl' is pnrm'r and knowledge of il foreign lungluupie pri ' fT'rs courses in Latin. French. Spanish world lllldCl'SIlllldilIjf. lxelxyn o 4 llernmn. Language Faculty - Miss Agnes M. Andersen. Mr. Williaxrxm H.Bock,M1's.Fmnccs K. Dykes, Mrs. Edith P. VVright. Pago I3 MW Mlfncflnafics unc! Qtneraf f5Z,c45in0J.5 Q elaarfmvnfj Mathematics Faculty - Mrs. Anno Y. Uzlilcs, Miss Hcnricttu E. llcincn, Mrs. Icalnnc VV. Rzlmscy. General Business Faculty - Mr. Glen G. Cady, Miss licssic l.. l.cstcr. Mrs. Fricdu T. Roscnzwcig. ixl2llllCllHlllCSI1lli8S us into the reign of ulwsulutv: necessity. General business gives pructicul training in hnsiness. snlcsrnunslmip, huokkecpimf. und cum ncrciul law. Pzxqc 14 'vq' f -'Vi-f Y - 1- I K Szcrefaria Le arfmenf 1 'NO Our future secretaries are the business mnn's joy! Their alert minds and ,VJQV '-' nimble lingers will expedite the na!ion's business. Secretarial Faculty - Miss Edith Byman. Miss Angeline Cangelosi, Miss Alice C. Green. Miss Ema H. Sidenburg. Page 15 5 V A ,sa udic anal .Aff fibeloarfmenfd Music Faculty - Miss l,. l:I'ilI'lCCS Fischcr, lVlrs. lflorcncc T. Lcwc. Art Faculty - Nlrs. Ethel A. Adams, Miss Clam VVisnicwski. fill uns arf l1rnlln'rx,' l'llI',l om' is l1liUl1f to flu' ullwrxf' txlxltuirel Students specializing in the urls ndd l'!ClllllX' tu every schm s O .5fS4lfQ1ZvWMf B-5al?l7f77lL' GC K Ciencv , eyarfmenf 'WM nSl'il'IIt'l' ix uruunizml l.'rm:c'l1'1lQr. lSpenccrJ General science. biology. ' physics. und cllcmiatry offer knowlcxlaie of oursvlxcs und the world about us. If-J' . . X - va' mg L01 , 'AHQX f ,, . , ul- ,,, f' ,f- l l .' nf' JJ Mb ' L k Science Faculty - Mr. Dwight L. Bglrr, Mr. Nlartin P. Kenny. lVlrs. liliclal l,. Murplw, Miss l3CI'CIllQC M. paul, Mr, lcssc li. Shidlcr. Page I7 3 7 K 01410 C0lfl0l'VllC5 lfllfl UC Il'llCCl ,LU JCI Infllfl UH fs Home Economics Faculty - Miss Gcrlrutlc A. Al1c1'u, lX'l1ss lXlLlI'Y Nl. Llorlwtl. Miss Mill'X' l.. cllllilll. Technical Faculty - IVI1: Smmlcl Gogol, MIA. l:L'VLllllilllLl. lf. llClII1lWCI'g1L'I', Nlr. Arthur ll. lscr, Nlr. Amlrcw R, lVlcl,411'cr1. llnmc making is tllc wnrld's tirsr occupation. Curt of Illu sick is tl plmsu uf lmlnu In llmsfclmslll. KCIYYIIVSl8Clllll1.'iIl cmlrsvs introduce the student tn thu crafts und to nppurtunilics in lcchni- call cnrucrs. rf Puqc I8 !9Ay5icaf gvfucafion Q elaarfmenf Ly, YH: Kc'lvyn. ' Physical education points the win tr ct rx' in the team- work of life. Physical Education Faculty -- Mr. Phillip Brownstein, Mr. Rolwcrt T. DCVVVZC. Miss Lillian E. Ekstrom, Mr. Robert Frank, Miss Mary E. Stone. Mr, Louis VVcintruub. P41510 I9 ...sv 6ll.l1f0lfl6llflC0, OMCQ, 3l,lfll'lCAl 00l7l The men and women behind the scenes who seldom receive Credit for their painstaking efforts . . . This statement typilies the position of K.P.'s personnel which. together with the faculty. constitutes the hulwark of our school. hut rarely gains any recognition for its work. The three staffs- Page 20 maintenance, office. and lunchroom- are the pillars upon which all Kelvyn- ites lean. What would we do without our heating system. or the efliciency of the olliee clerks who Carry on the de- tailed work that the operation of our school requires? What would our lunchroom he like without the friendly women who prepare, serve. and sell us our daily lunches? lX'lAlN'l'lfNANClf PICRSUNNICI.: Mr. loliu l'ml.icltowi.ik. Mr. Paul Karaxnis. Mr. lirauk Lange. Mr. Pierce Clearey, OIflfICli Plfl?SUNNlfl,' Nlrs. It-wt-ll 'l', lluell. lvliss lxlyrtle Raliii. Nliss lit-len Nl. Zilllllltl, LIINCHROUIVI PliRSONNliI.. Mrs. l,. Nuc- lwtlwix Mrs. D. Pcarsoii, M.iii.iuer, Mrs, A. lialla, Suomi Row lxlrs. ll. llrescli. lMli's. l,. loucs. Mrs. A. Lawlor. Mrs. L. llastom. Mrs. II l'm'iiier. Mrs. ll.irriet Dallwke. Mrs. A. XVahl. Mr. V. Pickett. -' arenf-.ifacd er Mociafion Seated: Mrs. Lawrence Ritter, Secy.. lN'lrs. Vklilbert L. lfxvert, Pres., Mrs, Clifford Rees. lst, VP. Slaudiiligr Nlrs, Arthur liarnuth. And., Mrs. 'l'homas llarrington, Corr. Secy., Mrs. lohn P. U Q irady. Ind X P., Mis. l red Clit. litas, 'l'all'y apple? With or without nuts? This was a familiar cry in Kelyyrrs halls when the P,rl',A,. held its monthly tallly apple sale. This year KP. students consumed a grand total of 3,727 apples. The Association conducted tours of liurny Brothers Bakery and the Borden Dairy, organized a small bazaar and the sale of KP. booster buttons: in October they sponsored Turn Back The Clock, a play ofthe roaring 2O's: in Novem- ber in connection with Education Week, they held a bake and apron sale: in lVlay they presented a fashion show at Kelvyn Park Fieldhouse with KP. students modeling. All these activities provided funds for drapes for our library. and for all we thank our l3.rl'.A. mothers most heartily. 'l'hey did not neglect social considerations either. In Ianuary they gave an elaborate tea for the freshman mothers. They helped serve members of the Du Sable Glee Club after the well remembered Brotherhood Assembly: and with the eo-operation of the Student Council they held a clothing drive for the youth of lVlonteliore. All in all the P.T.A., had a very successful year. Page 21 :J KELVYN PARK CFFERS YCJU THE KEY TO CDNG N HL CQMPHNI NSHIP Without friends no one would choose to live even if he had all other goods. -Aristotle In and around Kelvyn's halls we have enioyed good fellowship, have shared our studies and our fun. Among many acquaintances, each of us has found some who are his equals, whose compan- ionship he enjoys, in whom he can conhde and whom he trusts. These few he cherishes as his friends. In the formative years of youth we can make friendships that will endure. As our own personalities are being formed we ind those who are most congenial to us, and we grasp the mean- ing of true friendship, a mature understanding of another human soul. N . ' s 3 1 V1 QNX. xr K . ix 5 9 l Y -L5 Cjfaaa ofyune, 7953 , , . Ompi, TED IOHNS EUGENE KOSTIUK CAROL GEORGE CAROL CHRISTENSEN Prvsidciit Vin--Prvsidi-nr Sccrvtary 'I'i'i'.ixiirvr R .7 'Cf ff g 0,7 en 0 llnl'7 l9.J-f Iilisalu-tli Murawski Patricia Gustafson Halvor Running Eugcnu Kostiuk Robert Smith ,R x ,ix Mary Ianv Hill 'J Luis Patricia Lcplcy Cliarmainv Moskal Goraldinv Vnclkvr . umiiiig to rvuwnls of FA'lTl'llil!'y. 1953 Page' 'H X I ' I , D ' ' , 'Mir A, V. , ,f, A QITA LADAML- cnt lirric B.-ri will g'mf'lNlWl' M' S Sttrylc , cik'l'llIfll!L:llll1, .mtl EEN! liiyllhielikvs lmys pviA1 l1.1lr--lL1lm'1' incl Ss I1 Cl1lllg1 nntl ln-r own liftlt- schcmlf' 1 ' IOSEPH ALFANO - lriciitlly lov, .1 soft h.1li cntlnisi- .1st, will QllXV.lYS I'CIlIt'IlllN'I' his lirst tiny .1t Kclvynf ciiynyul thc shops, .lltlt'lWl'.l. .intl S.llt'S-.lIl1lUiliUllI to hc .1 IllllllUll.llI'k'. U A :NW 'Q I-ic 5- ' Ani? 1 ll - wc ntl l - . t in .1l: - ts. N.1t' 11 il 111' Soni-i 1 ', ' ' ni, .11 l rn, 1 ni- lWk'I' hvr l vi' inf ' 'yn's '-1 .xy-11 VINCENT AVELL - will 1' iiiciiilwi' Miss lgyllldll. .intl lin lish wi Mrk. ' dri 'cs .ind swims in lt-isnrc i it' - f' t ' c .illi 'lvV.lCllL'l'S Col. lcgv, lhtn . ci sl .P. J fc HENRY BAIRD - lllIl'lUX'lllQ l'l.lI1liM fnnnti lillllk' nn li.l7.'s l3.1st'h.1ll 'l'1'.1111m li Klnh. girls, .ind pi::.1 scorn' lnvnit- l'lll1S-Ilh'IllUl'Y ul 'Rosivs will lingvr- lntinm' incliidi-s unllvgc. NAN IYQQKE. i-f ljigyialy DcJn1 wus .1 i f'llll3l'l' ol' tugs' ritainiligl' tl1'il'tfQxinC5lf liQ5vs4r1fC.l511'.1ti1'il lmys .intl 8la4'K1'iit11 -an hition: tg lAcf.,1 singvr or .IL'lI't'SS. ' ' 1, 'K' LUIS BALI 1'f1 ' stvi 11- ns nn. lihnn' ma1 1s ia g A 'L I - ' rnllt ' 1' 'Y w.1Il'11 ' , 4 1 mins Sl'L'l'l'tlll'l1ll f4ll'k'K'l'. ' ' IOHN BARRETTE -- fricinlly lohn SP.ll'lik'Ll K.P.'s l:l't'llL'll Clnh, lfuotlmll lldllkl, .intl U1't'l1vst1'.1-Ahnppy whcn lislt-ning rn Al cnlhlbllllldllr hlnu whvn thinking aihont hcing ilriifttwl--unlli-gc hoiiinl. IAMES BARRON - wht-n off thc l1.1skcth11ll court. liin wns funntl .it Klnh nicctings, or plnying golf- this lntnrc gym lL'.lCllCl' will I't'IIlt.'IlllK'l' printshop with Mr. G, MARY ANN BECK - popnlni' llccliv gnvs .ill ont for Lldllfillgl, pi::.1, .intl footlmll g.nncs-will l't'lIIL'Il1l3L'I' living L'l1OSl'll ilnniur Qin-vii .ind ltmtlmll tldlill' .it Solnlicrs' liivltl-pl.nls uillugc. ,. RALPH BBHNKE - lishing, Nez Cul.-. .intl Billy lft'ksitil'lt: glitsk Will!-'41iS liittiqbiphfm tll'.lI'lllk'I'--Slllllft'l'S .it grls wifi sinulqg .intl woni' i vis- l3.1iii111.1kcy l't'lllt'IlllHt'l'S lfnglish xivith Alf!! iuitii. CAROL BENCIVENGA - aiciivc KiIli'l plains ll L'-Il'l'l'1' .is civil t'Ilglillt't'l'--lllt'IIllTt'I' of Mixcil Chorus, lik.-s cldllllllgl to Shin lxcinuns l1.lI11ifPl'i pccvc is lmmly lri-sl 11-n .intl stmplitxiiioivs. R ' '31 - in s riciitilyu liin will iicvvr li is lx . ' ' Il .194 1, ' .ill ICYICI'-L'.lI'S .xi 1 'rls s rc i' r sf' ,'h1'1l .nr sfrilcvs mir- gnlrfgii 12934. ' Nj LORIETTA BIALEK - Lit'I'IIl.lIl Clnlw. Ci.A.A.. stvno- IIXIIIS, .intl lfnglish hngcr i11 kii1i's4' ininti-likvs kl.llIL' ing .intl x'oll1'y'h.1ll-r1'1111'111lwrs swi111111ing niost nf .ill 5 pl.1ns to lwvcniiii- .1 iinmdcl. VVILLIANI BIER - liill spvmls l1is li-isiirc liinc work' ing with .iiiiuiiiohilcs .intl rnllcr Sli.lllIlgIg.llSU likvs to swiin-Hannhitioni tn .itlcntl cullvgi' .intl thvn sci- tha' wurlsl. PATRICK BLACKWELL - cln'inistry. sciciicc, .intl llnnti wt-ru l'.1v111'it1-s will1 this limotlmll .ind lmsvlmaill l.lIl- will .llXX'.lYS l'K'lIlt'lIllN'l' 'pring licsiixxils--pliiiis to ntlcinl 'wilt-.gc 'iftc QlI'ilkllligUll. . , ' f 1' Dlh:li9LANf LW nic Y,x'oict-ai Di struck il s fnoaifws cx V ' i iw- tm r t NwA,fllIlLlt'l st' r s cw .' .M girls-- r . ng pc 1 Q.l.lI'C kill kvy- xhl w hnsinvss s gu.1l. J X 'I PA'l'Si?XI,3LA 'E - fritimlly 4'P.1t rnjoys sports .incl fs 1 will . N111 .iniinlvle-Q 001 'f 'il '. 'S ivnivhalwi' foods with MissiC1n'l1-t Qdintl XfVl'LliK'5 .Ty iiiglitgrliilm nivctings-V flIlllLUf gi llll ing or .lL1l'l'I'l ig k'.ll'tlKfl'. . M xx M . .- -l X N-f' - A ' x pilglk' Zv ,u ' Y I7 ,,. WEL KSOM - F1QlI.ccls favorite' snhicuts 'vro:,j.?v gitirsgmig il1il:BklSCi7illl and foothall fan 1 wi rciiifxibcr bllq33SNyi111K111's,!igN'isit111 and hvi' many tf 'ciidsfyfiittiruri kgiyir-frigitiiriip I'I'ilL'lliIlt1 uarrvr. 4, CAROLE BOHNERT Q-1 sharp clothvs and school spirit at foothall ganivs niadc tl1is livv-wirt' click- cnioyvd Lcgion, hoth staffs, and Girls' Chornsn looks forward K1s,collt'gt'. , 1 f ,V A 'I V WARREN .- t'i1d1claJd'i'iii1uJ major lvttvrs i11 ',,HfIllL'fiCSfl'i'l1O ' gyxfpopiilar innsig, and Maps w sdsh 1p- K W 1' and sliortenv ix if itlgi. fgffln -, I5iitv's'i Oli.-plz rtqf afollugb and H coihliig IE., P TR1C1A.cgYqx., I .tfklmti Pat simm- in NJ' ti?D1lC,Id2ni Souict, Kclvyn Playcrs, and liifls' C rus l'-sf-1 ' gc' nt, ' ' ' c t' ' t 'ai nfs f ,V , 1 PATRICIA BREITENSTEIN - jolly Rauf xgviiflizctl our gaincs with hvr pvppy clivcriiig-iohnny Ray .intl pizza strike' .1 l1igl1 IltlIt'fCk7l11LL'iIt'kl hoys art' strictly off kvykaiiihitionz draftsnian. IOAN BRENNVVALD - this friendly division svciv- tary Llotvs on pizza and Billy lfukstiiicflastiiig nicmo- rics arc stcno, and history with Mr. Higgins--anihition to hc a 'Alady cop . I CAROLE BUHRKE - will IlL'X't'I' forgct cokvs at IIAIIIIVSII or Girls' Chorus-gocs for typing, partics, pizza. and rollcr skatmg-hlond Burk scuks stcno taitti. and tht. i11.1ir1.1 . I Q ,f 'T Q CAROLIN - port A' 'iytgwas 1 ii if r of ' .A z l ,Q iI Mak -- 1 QE , int Spot lt! 9 i1 1y's 1af, t pacapii and Do 's D' j- 'illa s rt-iiiviii' l1 physics 'VI' 19fYT'IzIt1ligt'rft1:L+-fJi.i!Jhi't': intcrior Llccorzition. MAYNARD CAPLAN - hnsy Hpivrrt- was tht- vfliciviit nianagvr of K.P.'s Iiaskt-thall 'I't-11111-tlwvrs for history, HK' Khih. and wootlsliop-will always l'k'll1L'Ii1I3L'I' tht- '5I ganna' with Tiltlvn 'l'cLh. SHIRLEY CARLSON - a X'ollc'y-l1all fan anti hall- gnard'-art and honit' iiiaiiagt-i11t'11t wvrc favoritcs, for Shirl plans to hc a good lionst-wifvfwill i'vi11ci11lwi' hvr many Kclgyn fricnds. LIA I EINIIEEK3- ' t-t-'wr mil.-.4 S it ' o ' c nh: - V ivic Iaornni . hcr St' d rls' Q3M'L' k t ' 'lit scssio . at Ani' . inhition: coll A . X V fi 1 GPX-7l2IEs1Cej?l49LE tart. Dyed Ci ' ' I' 11 U V 1 521 n ' I h'ii V Qgztiiig kt gi -9'QnI7k it 'ali-E lition to In at iii-if L futurc swvicv Shllikifnf x' ' I wwf ALMBRSN HIJITII' Iohi1 'n'ttci1dCd1tivic 1 1 1 H911 Am6rica11tCliil1k,aptl Isvgion bf'I'Ionof-fi li cs dxllldillf. plaalind thc' ilCCordiiu1. anal ,,I7:'4.:t1ch-W , plziiisjtp Ztttvudfb cgt- afrvr graduation. 1 , BARBARA CHARLIE 'VVORTH - this mutt- littlt- i hallgnara gl1A.ij's fftgr F ' 1 'c Laint' ' al Ci I7o1'n 1 aSl6ysIIQCJrst'hFIukZ9iii1g. 'ollq ' ' 1 ' 4 mi' s 1,1 Ilt'fiIiI'Illl7gSAlEIjC witlijfyif 'Q a 1 1 Storvick. hy ' PM O ' ,N . ,N f 5 CAROL CHRISTENSEN -- this most zittrivtivvu girl plans to hc- a svuiitary and travt-l around tht- worldflilcvs hoys with lillllltlfgI't'llll'IIIlN'I4S fun in those' hvautiful grccn suits. RAYMOND CHRISTENSEN -- niath and wood- craft hold Rays iritvrvsr-was lIlL'IIilWt'F of Mist-tl Chorus and Pan Anivrican Cltih-his amhition is to attcnd collcgc and hcconic an ai'cl1itt'ct, DONALD CISLO - siniling Don was tl nit'n1l1t'r of thv Lvgion. Stagc Crvw, and Civic Iiornni-was assist' ant t-ditor of thc Pzintlivr-will major in s.it-iicc at I.l.'l'. WILLIAM COLBECK - Hlilfll-lIliIlLlL'Ll 'iVVilly was captain of tht- Baskcthall VIIUUIII anal K Klnh IIIt'IlllN'I' gwill ncvcr forgot lVlr. Gogols printshop class-A plans to hvuonic' a lninistcr. Pagc 26 lf. N D ' - 1 l1lZ li ' - E- Nt a K ul iii: dr. atfitf with MARY ANN COLOMBO - dancing, roller skating. and pizza arc in swing with l3alwc hut concvitcd hoys arc nut of stvp-will ruincinhcr Kclvyniain Staff and US, history with Miss Storvick. MARY ANN CONROY -- incrry 4'lVlat- was out- standing on thc Girls' Rifli- Train-also Lvgion invin- hvr. who cnioys vollcy-hall. liaskcthall, and howling- viithiisiastiu ahont hi-coming ai inathcniatics tcaulicr, ART CZESZEWSKI - thc HK Klnh will rviiwiiilwr l'n-rg as grid tt-ani coxaptain-chcrishcs incinorics of tht- V752 lVlarshaill gannc. woodshop, and haschaill- hopcs to play professional lnisrhall. BERT DAVIS - forinvr division prcsidvnt and inovit' opcrator, will rciiiviiilwr tirst day at Kclvyn, and Rosic's-likvd US. history and civicsfpvt pvcvv: wisi' fri'sliii'sffiitiirc incliidcs Xvright, BARBARA DE GRAZIO - thc Cnhs click with lriciidly llohhic -activitics: Lrgion. N.H.S., Civic Foriini, Paiithi-r Stall. and llandfplans collvgi- and c.iri'i'r in coi t rt-porting or tvaching. CORRIN 1 F - H Qvill alwa 's Qqcall hor dziys 0 A ttvc V-' all skating. p' ' n '. vt a ot vr awaits this ioi .s a gradiiii io . ANNETTE DE WYZE - swcct Annie will nlwziys iviiiciiilwi' fricnds inadc at KP.-:ictivc in sports. L0- gion, Frvnch Cluh, and Kclvyninn Staff-plans to hc an airlinc sti-wardi-ss. IOAN DE WYZE - this sniiling Frvnch Chili nicni- lwi' sang in hoth cliornsvs-hiizzvs ai hnsy signal for coiicciti-il pvoplc-will continiio working at thc tvlv- phonc company, thcn inarry. PHILLIP DI CICCO - Chico is autivv in sports and Gcrinan Clnh-likes apple-pic, dislikcs girls Hwcaringu cigarcttt-s--will always rcniciiihcr history. civics, and Mr. lloclfs classrs. RICHARD DIEBALL - sport statistics intcrcst this fiitiirc Air Form' pilot-Rich iiscs sparc tinic playing haiskcthall and golf-tcvs off for pizza and printshop with Mr. HC. IOAN DINA - a Perry Como and Wliitt' Sox cnthii- siast, i'i'iiii'inlwi's K.P. foothall gaiiics-rvccivcd two strno awards-will hc ai sccrctairy or office worker, N V i 'W ROBI T N ll, - hai onic Bt dotcs on Dixiq ' ld ini 'c 4 spo 1 rintshop, ant civitki ioltljf it int-inoric' for tl lcttci'iiiaiit,, hvho .ispircs to il p to-cngraying carw' R W -qffliglirfyw iiixlto dandt-r Q i ikci li o t ilgo X x y t ugh co thvn traivcl. 'l l f lj it l I 5 iss Bgin iimisituii dv J J RAKLPH DUDEK - SFADFIS-liilIlLlL'tl Ralph lights np whcn playing l1aslwtlvall-inuinhvr of Pan Aim-ricail Clnh-favoritc siihjcct: scivncc-will tviitciiilwi' Mrs. Gailcs' gcoinctry class-collcgi' hound. -X 1 X . LAW - nturc ithofl 'will rvn 'in- IQW thc 135 ap Qi czisll aihill-rs' grunt in d ltii9b7Coi'tQLl ti vs 'gi with lfflns ROfl'C .al 1' -- i-v .1 1 'l ' it 'i at nn it s ihiti s hlhns ilta.. -. MARTHA EIDE - nicrry Marty was incinhcr of Li-gion. G.A.A. and Bowling Cliih-chemistry and pizza niadc first lwasi'-aftvi' St. Olzifs, an M.D. dc- grcc is hvi' goal. RHETA ELG - fiin-loving Doc cnioyud chi-inistry and hiology-found Roscniary Clooni-y, swininiing, .ind Clcriiian Chili good nicdicinc too-this fntnrc niirsc will ix-iiiviiilwr Mrs. Adams' division. IOEL ELLISON - collcgc-hound loom enjoys 'I'.V. and golfing-this Gi-rinan Clnh incnihcr will rcincnihcr Miss lfischcr. thc Band. and Orclicstrzi-clioosrs physics :ind history as favoritvs, Pagi' 27 sn! 3 x 'Ng IOYCE ESPELAND - wus gi uicinlwr of Civic Forum. Lt-gion. .uid Pun Anicricmi Club pl.uis to go on in sccrcturiul work .incl .ittcncl l,utlu'r.ui lliblv School in lVlinncsot4i. BARBARA ESSIG - prcsiclcnt of l,vgion nntl Ciirls' Riflc Tcaiii, cnjoys sports. ninth. .incl iinisic-nicinlwr of N,H.S.. l'i.irb pluns to stucly physuuil rtliitutioii .it Lllfl1l'I' Collc-gc. MARILYNN EVERTS - l2cd l'llj0yl'kl stcno .uul hoinc IIIQIIIQIQIUIIICIII-f'l'lI1l'lI1l3t'I'S Civic lforuin .intl biting Mrs. Low-'s .issistuntswill lwcoinc .1 si-crct.u'y. thcn inurry und do hor own dictating. MARLENE FALCONE - fun-loving Mar pl.ins to trzivcl uftcr grucluntion-hoistcrous boys cloirt r.itc but ai forincr Kclyynitc docs--will .ilw.iys rcuicinlwr Mrs. Lovos Chorus aiiul clivision. RALPH FALITSCH - sociublc lVlurph cnjoys working on c.irs, swimming, soft niusic. lircncli frictl shrimps and Billy lVl4iy-b.iscb.ill .incl lfnglish tic .is fziyoritcs-will enjoy collvgc cotlvc shops. LA NORE FELTEN - u rollvr skuting f.ui .uid futuri- sccrctziry. who clrcnnis of tr.ivcling .irouncl tht- world- Mit:i will rcincmbcr Sociqls, fricncls in.ulc .it KP., and grid twins yictorics. CONNIW RERA - c 0, fun-loving Connit' spgirxklcdfi ho fy swim i g and yollvy-lmll-spt-iuls lci?'l !ti c L' uzgqai ,. .ating-will bc rcnu'inlicrc1l in dbg .iycrsl-qxflgtyrc plnns inchulc collcgc, RUTH FISHER - Ruthie plains un ollict' job nftcr grziduzitioii-likcs bnsvlmll but bowling is nuinbcr ont' on hcr lnt paimdc-will .ilwnys rcincnibcr Mr, Kcnnys biology class. IOHN FLEISCHER - vnjoycd clit-mistry. contciupof rziry history. und sc'lf-Qippr.iiszil-wus .i niviubcr of t,f'ClICSlI'iI and si czipaiblc inoyic opcmtor-pi::.i rings the hc-ll with this futurc trziyclcr, LOIS FLENTYE - Lo lists stcno .incl llilly lick stinc topssiiicinhcr of N.H.S.. Civriinui Club, .incl Kvlvynizin Stuff-hgis hopcs of cntcring collcgv. or hvconiing u svcrctziry. NANCY FLYNN - Stuclcnt Council Prcsiclcnt, most witty Nancy votes for slmting und d.iiiciiig-yctovs pcoplc who iitwcr l.nigh-ti mcinbcr of both stutls. shv pliins stcnogrgipliic curccr.. . N - ' 1 LEANO Fbx - 'fllcd' enjoys roller skating :uul sportsT-i .A.A., ljziugunrcl. Civic Fofnin auclU.l.S. his airy kcpt lltfllilisy sit KP,-fwlll .ilwayh rcnicinlwr vdiicsduy ntljht cluh iucctings. SANDRA FRANKEL - littlu Suncly will rvnicnilwr Mr. Czidy's hookkvcping cluss .ind scssions .it Stuccy's --Stun Kcnton .ind pizza bring swcvt clrvauns, giuvt boys cziusc nightniarcs-.imbitionr uinrriugc, MARILYN FREDERIKSEN - likulilt- M.ir cnjoys roller skating .ind popular rccorclsgpluns to hccoiuc .i sccrctziry .ind inurry .1 nulliongiirc-will .ilw.iys rc incinbcr US. history with Miss Storyick. ROBERT FUNK - il journalism c.irccr is in sight for zictiyv liobswill zilwziys rcincinlicr tht- tool room und Mr, Cluxtoirs w.irining sinilcs-Afuvoritc sports baiskctbaill and baischnll. IULIANNE ,GAIEWSKI - jolly julio will ailwnys rvmcinbcr Ht-r KP. frivnds-nctivc in N.ll.S.. Urclivs tru, and Civic Forum-dancing. pizzu. .uid lirunkit- Laiinc click with this futurt- svcrctury. IOSEPHINE GARLAND - thrivcs on pizzgi, Pogo und PJ. pzirtics-Legion. Art Club. RiHv 'l'c.un. .intl football gunics will ncvcr bc forgottcngViuulcrbilt. thcn Io, thc artistic lu-uclicoiiilwr. CAROL GEORGE - vivncious Cairol, iictivc in Girls' Chorus. Lcgion. and N.H.S.. dclights in writing lcttcrs :ind rollcr skating-tliis futurc sccrctnry will rcnicni bcr hcr nmny KP. frivncls. Pxigv 28 . f I ' ' l' ik 'XMY All fx AW A . N ,x .4 i 1 , is I f W X Us ' X L ' V R' LILLIXN GILBERTSEN - pins si. 0l,if'5Ct,lli-tit- .uid social work-will rviiiciiilwcr lVIr. Rffidys Latin storii-ssllilly May and King Colo ratv-nicnihcr of NIIS. and Civic Forutn sccrctary.. I I V,-v A-Vi, , MARILYN GODSEN - Mus miihffit N.H.S. .nan- lwi' plun9a cgulvr of Kooklccvping a id ntarriagc-will remc'irITScr coininvrcial-law classvs. lxistay, Pan- thvi' Stall' and Girls' Chorus. i JV' ' NORBERT GOLCHERT - talkativc fricnds do not scorc with this howling and golling enthusiast-will iivvct' forgct thi' physics TV show-US. history. math. and chvniistry wcri- favorites. DIANE GRIMM - DW lovcs pizza and stock car raccs5was hallguard and invnihcr of Gcrnian and Iforvign lirivndship cluhs-will put stcno to uso as privatc sccrt-tary. PATRICIA GUSTAFSON - smiling Pat was nicni- lwr of Orchcstra. NIIS.. and Lcgion of Honor-will rviiii'iiilwi' livctic days on Panthvr Staff-plans collvgc and carucr as iutcrioi' dccorator. ICDVVARD GUT - was RI hallguard. Gvrman Cluh invnilu-r, and Studt-nt Council rvprvsctitativ0-favoritc suhjt-cts art- nialh and Gcrnian: fayoritc sport, hasclwall -- plans to study civil cnginccring in collvgv. DARLENE HABBESTAD - delightful Dar finds rollcr skating and vollcy-hall good sport-looks for, ward to husinvss collt-gt--will always wiiit-iiilwi' typing ci'i'tilic.xti's and US. with Mr. Iliggins. DONALD HABBESTAD - trigonomctry and Span' ish scori-tl with this haskcthall and foothall fan-will iviiii-iiilwi' lah days in clicniistry-roots for pizza- thnnihs down on girls who sniokc. RUTII IIAICHERT - quivt Ruth's a Cuh I.llI-IIIL'Iil- ht-r ol Girls Chorus and Gcrnian Cluh-favoritcs wort' sivno-trans and lmoklwvpiiig-plans to work in a hank. ART IIALVORSEN - athlvtic Art. invinhcr of thc li Kluh, scorcd on thc football licld-drovt' through lint- for dancing, woodshop. Frankie' Lain0-rvtncin- hi-rs '52 loothall scasou-goal: collvgt' I snr NHA JL' .H -,JSM Isnt- rv.-S unit. li Iwi' i titty , U , wil, r' tn- pj hi-it .ti Q li oi ritt ' tuct' i any IA tl in thc' I oft ' it ry L! U X ' BARBARA HARRISO - lovahlv z rhy scts coursc to lwconiv an airlinv stcwardcss-hcr niotor runs for iii-orgc Shcariug-knits whcn off flight schcdulc-flips lui' sports and history. IANICIZ IIARYUNG - lcniininv Ian likes guns, and hunting. and haschall, too-found salcsnianship and typing valunhlc for slit' plans to own a wonwn's .ipparcl shop in tht' futurc. IELIEANORIE HEBEL - fun-loving i'I.i: cnjoys parlivs. pizza. and civics with Miss Gallagher-was iiicuilwi' of Cicriuau Cluh and hallguard-ycarns to go lor gl lvoat ridv. LORRAINE I'IELLS'I'R0lVI - rvcords, haschall. and pizza taki' up 'iI,ou's sparv tinw-Kclvyn fricnds rcinain in hor nivmory-hook-will hc a good svcrctary. thcn .i good wifc. L WELL P TSGAA n ost witty Hvrtz nun' divis Celll s w l, sqhall, and 1 iy: cs . ' Ms vi 1 a lst' umor struck on rciiiuii rs ss Ki 'y plans ll '. IVIARILYN HILL - travvling and rollvr skating ring thc ht-ll for fricndly Mar-cnjoycd history and Civics with Miss Gallaghcr-fnturc plans include ht-ing a whitc collar girl. MARY IANE HILL - musical Ianic will rcincinlwr Orchvstra haruionicshtliis futurv privatc sccrctary scorcs stcuo, typing. pizza and dancing-National Honor Svcicty struck a high note on her tlutc. Page 29 - .ix 19 HY 'G' X5 I I f 1' 'X f 1 iw wiv IREKEIIIINTZ - likcs lxrvlirigi. lt.1li.1ii sp.1f 5 vti. and good hooqis' rccortlkfl rcixia-iiiln-1's h.1ppy vs in division. 5ll'llU-IFllH5,l' .1rt. si-lf ilPP!'.lIS.llf .ms to lw stvnogriiphcr. thcn Iio1is1'xx'iI1'. ISABELLE IIN - Liz thrivvs on pi::.1 and llilly lVI.1y-ciislikcs sloppy drvssvrssru invm hc rs Livicn, world history. Chorus with Nlr. Polk. and svssions .it Tcci'sfAziiiihitio1i: liouscwifc. TED IOHNS - tailcritvd Tvcl p.1ints .1 Vllll' strixik for St.1n Kenton .ind morning Lotfco tl 1l11-s-was .nrt dirvutor of '53 K1-lx'yni.1n-pl.1i1s LK Rll'l'Ll.lI 1lt'I 1.1 l'l'l'l'. thvn Pd' s. X X- . ,ff 'Rx 1 X IOANN ion N ..i.ig1f.11t4,i.N1J511NqT3 1.1 1-.i thc ,tr I CL in. chgtrn for X .1'ln1'. tcm iii1'1i1hm2'nlTIX?Vi'll Fo 1 1?Xpl.1Ii,sAI'o .is .1 cpinpto 1 vr opvriitor thvn iiiaiahgk, NV I it 1 V, - .X it LOIS IOHNSON - likuhlc- Xlo will rciiiciiilwr .iftvr suhool scssions .it Aiiii's-riiviiilvcr of PQIIIIIIUI' Stull, Civic lroruni, .incl Gvrinnn Cliih-likvs pizzai. tvnnis and dnnciliq-collcgiv hound. RICHARD IUNGERS - uiitoiiiohilcs. pi::.1, .11i1l Rosirls givt thc' qrvcn light from this sportsinnn- lil1'.11'li1'd llilll' gict tht' I't'QI-PIAIIS to lw top 111.111 .it Iford Motor Coinpainy. ' f I X, SHIRLEY IURKIEWIQQM- ins .1 iiiciiihfff QI' th' lloinc lfuontynics Qldh 1 rollin' Qssis1.ywff1t'r11oy1' ' liddic I'jgIxcfxJ'0vfTirds.41111i tdnriis-fpl.nisVto lr for f tiiry .yml :prll'5fn'ssiof1.1l model: 1 ' si VIRGINIA KALATA - friendly Virgi s.1il1'1l throiiiili Lcgiioii of Honor. Girls' Chorus. .1n1I Civic lforiini xxill l.lllI'ILl1 hcr lou' for tr.1vvl .ind lk'Ill'I XYI'IlIIItl hy joining thi- XV.1x'1's. FRIED KALLSEN - Frunkii' L.1in1'. pi::.1 .ind I'0lll'I skating i'.1tc with well Clrcsscdu lirvil-will n1'xc1' for gict h.1sk1'th.1ll. Rosios .ind his frwnnls .1t KR' t1it1i1'1' .1 siicccssfiil SQIICSIIIAII. IUDY KAY - this .1ttr.1ctivv miss plans to 11.111-l Iill' .incl wiais'-stvno-tr.1ns and Cldllilllgl .1r1' f.1xorit1's .ilonti with howling-mcniorics of Mthosc 511111 svssioiisu will lingcr. BLANCHE KEC - Avvrsntilc l'n1iiiiic song in lwoth 1 clioriisvs-xx'.1s IIICIIIIWCI' of Civic Iioriiin .lllkl I,.lllIlN'I' Stuff- 1-njoys nrt .intl hoi'sclw.1ck riding too' pl.1i1s i1i.1r1'i.11i1' .iftvr collcgc days. IOAN KEDROVV - gay HI.1y cnjoys l1Ul'St'lMlk'li riding und dancing hut 'vvtocs crvxx' tilts- ll.lDI3ll'Nl hours wvrv Slt'IlO'lI'ilIlS .incl Girls' clioriis- pI.lIlS tol 111111-, thvn ll l'USL'-CSBYCFCCI cott.11iv. . ' . S SIIIIUEY Klm -xfri1'n1llY!Sl1Il'IIs .uinhitioii is to Iwi' il gipd oiisc-Wife-pdks up for southern tricti 1'hi1k1-i1 urns C fXx'o,faI1'd pcoylv-dwill rcmrnilii-r LIS. with ss Storvick. I., Q f l' 1 ' SC' ILA M ' 'Iitfs Skntinhtq it 1 ,H-21: imlu rsiitguyyli 4 Kimi mingi, ,ifax Qs 1 Lqgxidpkp ' 1 .irgly I H1 lift-'41 'zys - n L9 'I ' ' C' ' 'A J HUGE E KOSTIUK - Student Council. Urcl11'str.l, .ind L.L'QllUIl chiimvd most of Civritfs lvisiirt- llHll'-- prvsi- nlvnt of N.lI,S.. .incl vlvctvd most liki-ly to SlIkK'l'k'Ll-W will study scicxluv or mcdicinc. A-EYELYNXKOT I Klc- this Itlfllfl' stcriogiuiplis-r on W inxyvd stfeno. mmf .gud Mixcll Chorus-horsi-linckffid- ing 'ghd fqolqwzilvl . izirlq 'ti Qrl-'cl.1t1'sfihitintloli 'into NMBIIQIL Horicirfgoglfty 'is lzilost L'l1CI'ISlN'Ll IIIFXITUFY, '. , 1 WILLIAM KOUBA - jovial Hllillm giocs for spvmi- houts. .ind s11ilho.1t rzicingigcnjoys SXYIIIIIIIIIIQ .1ii1i IIS. history5pi:z.1. rccords, .ind sh.1rp clothcs r1'.1lly r.1t1' -plains to hc- il ph.1rmz1cist, VIRGINIA LaMARCA - hoinv vcoiioiiiins .IIILI h.1s- kctlmll wvrv f.ivorit1's with frivndly IP1'1'-l7c1 'S spcnds sp.1r1- iiiom1'nts playinti thc .iccordion .ind sigh- ing ovcr Iohnny Ray rvcords-will hc' il ts-lvpliom' opvrzitor, Page 30 Q -1 1 , tsgggfg., Lwwwgg RICHARD LANGFIELD - collcgc-bound 'iCyrano me likcs Dukc Ellington and nights at Stac0y's-bt'nch- warnicrs' club of WSI football scason will long bc rciiiciiilwwcd by this Panther, HELEN LARSEN - this futurc co-vd cnioys bowling. dancing. and swimming-favoritv subivuts wcrc stvno- trans and foodsgwill iwvcr forgct Miss llynian. and all hui' frivnds at KP. K f' PATRICIA LEPLFQ3- d4tmp honors for Pats art work-ctclwd in nn-iuory ar 'Lcgio . Art and llowling clubs-future: a,f pai11tlJH?Sh'?g Florida lwcaclws Koi' lwackgrouiid. ' ' GLORIA LILLIENBERC. 41 livthwirn' Lilly is a sports t'lll'1llISIf!SI-x-IYICIIIIUCY of Legion. Girls and llowling ' tilts-dgifls in-5 lcX'is foul out-future: niarriagv and iI'nlng.littI15 Sports. . CAROLYN LORENTZEN - quict Elondic bt'- longrd to thc Pan Anicrican and Frcnch clubs-a good swiinnici' who finds sophisticatcd mon all wct-looks forward to a happy niarriagt-, IOHN LOVEIOY - joltin' Iohn sparkvd K.P.'s foot ball and N.R.A. tcanis-favorite pastiincs arc iishing and building niodcl airplanvs-will study chvmical ciigiiu't'i'ing lmilic Llnivcsity of ' 'onsin. , I A X KX' WILY E It! Hi T15f1fv'cr fa ,Lwho ,gi st R mid It l'nis nd u' 'L .' Q ,V 7- 7' 0 ' . 2 swi i1i'eLlavIm i ' sy! qw- njoys hcl' wpizif e ,far lu1 1-tiyllls .I , if V ff 1 V I0 Cl:YlIz?DDiQLENl - dancing, bowling, and vol- lvyfball sc rv a plusi Co ccitvd boys and Qyirls F1 minus with' this future coiiiptoim'ti'ist and liouscwilv-'will always i'cnu'inbcr history with Mr. Higgins. ELAINE MAGIERA - Kitttvn plans a jola as a stt-iiogi'aplwi' and houscwilv-likcs cooking. pizza and playing vollcy-ball-will always rt'int'nibcr thc ilrst scat in stcno class. GERALD MALENKE - lvrry will rcincinbvr tht' tool rooin and Rosii-'skwliilv a hallguard. day-drcanu'd of Roscniary Cloonvy. baskctball, and pizzaganibitionz colli-gc and a nwchaniual i-nginn ing car r. HOWARD hal mil fi: ng wil A is rcnwin 1 plans' tcaching or c FRANK MANUZI VVi'ight was favoritc subicct of this football and bas- r. l rownstvin's quict world iistory with kctball fann Magly spcnds lvisurv tinic bowling- anibition:,to got big tatoq. 5 I MICKEY LIARDIQ- tjfasuros int-in ics of sti-no. cixg s. and Qlqnian ,C kswoonyqlicr izza and 3 gi-D-..vuill,4iluK1YY :ll chfo ng fo oot. ' ball nvs 'ti MQ1iUIllan'a1, 'isitv DENISE MARTENS - activc'Dthiisc was a incin- ht-r of Lvgioni Panthcr Staif. Girls' Chorusghcr dark cycs sparklv whcn listcniug to Eddic Fishcr-will bv- comc capabli- sccrctary. thcn housvwilcj ' BARBARA MARTIN - swcvt Barb likvs music and vollcy-ball-this future X-ray tt-uhnician will rv- incnibcr foods class, hor ilrst day at Kclvyn, and fun in thc lunC'hroom, FRANCES MARTORANO - Fran, happii-st whcn dancing. cnioys Howard Miller. baseball, and swim- ining-this futurv st'crctai'y will always l't'IllL'IIlI1L'I' Miss Cangclosis typing class and VVcdncsday night club incclings, DONALD McCARTHY - playing tht' piano and tcnnis taki' up Mags sparc tinw-will long rcincnibcr Miss l7ischcr's Band and Orchestra-drcains of a t'lwinit'al cnginct'ring carccr. DONALD MCGUIRE - Mac sparkvd thi' Stagc Crow and Movic Operators-will rt-incinbcr planning the Ifrida ' Night Socials-futurc plans include' collcgc and IIS. .Air Force, Pagv 31 Wd! -vw 'TS' X l 7 N I , s ts-niinilvtl lfriivst sailvtl th i .li - r ' ai ology-wt-iglictl anchor at 1 if Jr is all wet -'will ioin ill H th v li ii y aftvr collc. v. SH EY NIERGES - ciijoyvd dancing. Stan Kvnl ton, and pizza-this livc sciiwstvr hallgnartl fondly rvincinlwrs stvno-trans. and history with lVli'. lliggins - 'Bt-ll 'llclt-plionc Coinpany calls. IOY ZGER - fritnklly l5alw likvs lwowll ing. xco ictr ,t , and Don Cornvll rccorzls- this fiitni st rL't' y wil rviiiciiiliri' Miss l'synian's sinilc ai ic 4-19 tllill' at Soldicrs' l:ii'lil. IEA EYE y-n' lc lvan was Panthvr cow ' , r . t and . ' ' of Quill and Scroll Socict A 'vnch iy'i'r i 'lit-stra-plaiis to ' llvg ' ff IOY , YE - N a ha l taxi ' wi' of l:oi't'ign'Fri ship as-Pan nc s- fn- tnrs' privat- sm 'try wil r ' Ntlmll p .Sf oil' ' Soldicrs' l'l F LO - stvno-tran. n 5 ish wrrc lavoritcs wi frioifdblaiiic' invinlw lirls' Chornsf ' 1, and Art u 't'd sc oot- luall ga in - Q Qpllvic i' QHBXZM . V 0 3 A -0 . '5 ' f l q t 'i mn' y vas .ut i ucllzlnr o v 1 -1 . o 0- rs- 'l m lilliirk 'I in vlia f lg ' fo c donna 'al ' 't xork. 0 ti I ' V . RONALD MI . ALSEN - .itti ikt vnjoys playing thi' troinlvonc in Orchcstra and sparc tnnv- Clvrnian, chcni. .intl lianil i'cci'ivi' his appl,nisi'-ici'rs at dycd liair-tlivision thairtnan. OR THY MIELAS - sqpliisticatc l i'i ' . ls -- ligld' ID Ihfi li lxy Pla ' Latii ilw, il 'ht otsp il i Q5 Kp . n S i sg ' shy 4 JA GciullgLSl3rt'zii'itigf-pli anti 'arm a ti' I t'Qlt'. ,-K EA L ISCH - Ca ' ' lVlisch likt-s piiza, mars, ' 1. ' 10 . n, lint lioinvwork lmi'lclil'i's- always r in'niwr thi- hig 3'4-plans intlntli' collcgt' or thi' Ariny. MARY MITCHELL - hallgnard and sti-no will ri'- mqxin in Reds menioryffavoritc pastimi-s art- VVvil- nesday night cluh mcctirigs msd fonthall g.iint-s-- cnioys hayridcs and swimming-0fiitiirc: sccri-tarial c.ii-t-viz CHARMAINE MOSKAL - frii-ndly Char was Pan- ther hracllinc vilitor. nicnilwr of Civiu liornin and Lvgion-hot fndgt' snndavs howl thi-r ovcr-- plans a svcrvtarial carvcr. thviiiinarriagv, 4 JERRY-Mkdcmcowsxi F- tilt-.-is fm- imcbnii, 'llonf Bennett, and woodslmp with Mac --collccts rnuords and girls flint Amie with short liuirtutsif plins to join thc qriwim aftvr qracli ition ANN M ENZ HAP? - t't' Ann ,Ulkvs timc ii to arg .o' -inc of anthcr A., rn 'i antll Xipkna ihs 1 ilw prvsi- ' n 0 ' Aig isjgff' go Rl HARD MULLER -'Richii' skated through svlff appraisal, civics and shop-as hallgnaril. lit- ilrcainvd of hig lish in lVlinncsota-- will lwcoint' a l,i'.utlwri1t'ck. thcn cntcr engraving profvssion. ELISABETH MURAWSKI - this swvvt spoiling champ and co-vditor of thc Kclvynian spt-lls clown nnfricndlinvss-will always rcinvnilwr front pagv vali- torship of Panthvr. N.H,S., and Quill and Scroll, BARBARA NADOLSKI - Bolvhic will nt-vt-r for- gvt Cht'r'rli'aCling at foothall ganicsklvaps for stcnof trans and Frankic Laincgplans to lu- a svcrvtary, then il housvwifv. 1 1 ELLEPQN LSdN -1 lowly li took oft on NHS.. Lcgi rg Dra IM andlzowling clnhs-was Panthvr co- ed' land- uill and Scroll oHicQr-piloting toward 'xt ge, Rlen journalism career. , Na 6 i x A , f IUAN NELSON - i'Ncllii'.l' Sliillviil Ciiiiiicil .mil Misvil Clinriis liii'iiilwi'i'. Lixwrs liistnry. uivils. .iml liuml iiiiisii imliillcs mllciii- iii llllllllx pluiisf will ilwiys i'l-iiiviiilwi' Wi' lX'li-iimriil Di' 'UI'UkI'4lIH . - A - 'fl 'l l .l ' RLI'l'l-Wlmgil, If-pwaixi Wii'q.-..i1. Riijxli .is .ici 'i' ' ilriliic i.'s.'N .s,e1.sf -cgiiniif llii5,Ri'l Cluli cp p alici .ii'fl,.1iii spikijiid Llvlviitvs- pl.uis xvurk .i, i'ciciz1fvL1iisl7l1,lf, l , L Vi MANS NIIEL' EN - ii-mil' iw iiilo Civil F lqFis .ixu 0 -pm' . ' '. sting .mil swimu ii ' -- xi 'fi -iiiciiil - ring, x.ii kip fiiiiil guwll umilllillvi' mark. 5' f-wko fi uf-- MIELVIN NUSS - piipiilni' Niiss. prcsiilciit of rhi- Hli liliilw, will iicvvi' lui'gct iiiiliiiigi .ill city-was cn- i.ipl.iii1iil '53 grill li'.lIll-f liitiirv: .iiwliilml ui' c.1i'pci1ti'r. MARY CTBRIIEN - pl.ii1s lu lic an siicccssliil iiiirscs ilull' cnfl-crFmiirfiiilY -lI'l,dI'K' f-lV4EY6vl'-1-'iICi!W5-pilllllwf' Stull, Civic lloriiiii, .i6il'Cii'fs' mrtisi 'sbt Jlvliukvy' lviisy .il KP. imc Uv ,914 S :IL fllllliugx !! Ljff . I , ,vi 0 5 :EWSKL. ci-rtiil Coiiiiii- was top R fofli' sh X -iiiti'fvsIij,i.l-iii lhllllvl' -vi ,dldlgd v ' iris ixfqtvi' suiiib lgliili i ul tlic fql ' 1. ' Jag! cl rxiugwuxif 4 n5,M477,L',L4V, 1 A TSTIR , y i f-if ui tlic iirls' assist.. ,.i'ylil i ' W ' , Ci Q 1- lv4'1'wW6'iIl ' 'li'. iviiiy. Z!?94! K X , . f . , A , 5 , 2 f gg . DltN'Nlb OULILLA - xvwy vm Q' 1I1KZ'qilA.F4-1 'msg witli llii' Niivyfluiill spinlihig ll' l.itti'rs of Lvs Paul iiill,Maii'y' Fiiixl-wwill,iilw.i5,sX -1122-iiilwgqngu shop qiiiil' vlblllybsiiii' -Xgjilqml l Bll 1 PA W ll sp.irki- ln -.lligill ' 10Qlllle lily ii l gi 'ls lui r . uri- Iliiiu l' il iii lwf- - s us'-lx 1 ' 'liivll lil lvlijf llbfllk 1 CQ i' 4 .ilitcr 9 an ii ii. 'f ff su li i ii lu llik ROBERT PA , - .' 'ii fiiiiili, l.s ' 'I . ll. giiicl lmscs lmll ilcligliicil lliis clwiiiistry .xml physics viitliusinsb- siwvvil KP. .is ,.i llilllglll-iI'Ll .mil iiiuvic opci'iifoi'- lliiiyi-i'::iIy of llliiiiwis will cl.iiiii liiiii aiftcr grzuluiitiuii. ARLENE PARKER -1 Aiiiiimls, b.isul1nlI,.qivius :md Aiflmr Godfruy .irii .ill iight with rliis fiitiirv whiti- L'dll.ir Hulk-llrsr slimy .it Kclvyn tops licr pill- ll Listing Illl'Ill0l'll'AS, N lf' I F LE ljSS -- .icLiuyl.i'i'f9l5ll .ilxvdys i'i'iiii'iiilwi' Iii' pills .YS 4ici'y's-fhis qligi-i-li-.idol-l'yi-lls fur pizza, Isl i v i lssiblul ff 'ii li Kll lim fiitiiii i ..i'1 ' , AI , iq ' - 'Vs '- cluilvs an - g ii ii O'.itli'i'i.igliA W1 Ill BARBARA Pli'l'ER5IEN -o L'll01'glk'liC B mllcr skating null liowliugfpizza mid ll.S. class aiu- tops, cuiicvitcnl boys im tu lil' :I lmiiscwifc, CALEB PETERSEN - diiiolztl K,P.'s llootlmll. liiiski-tlmll, nm liciiluii aiiiil pizzxi sum' fiiiill m.iii wl a g mis ti iimki? ln1ts,uf iiyoflcy. ix L i DOLORES Pli'I'IiRSliN - pnkaiilui' Pclc plans slciiu aiml iiiaii'ii.igv Ciiivcrswvvill .ilwnys i'i'iiicii1lwi' livlvyii- iiiii Stull. llig '52 'proiii, ziml KVIVYU Siuuiiils-un iiclivc ilivisifwii pr'fsiilei1t .ii1d'li.illgi1.iixl uiptiiiii. 4 ' . 1 ' ' Page 33 Lf- D P 1 IIC 1 1111111 11-gf!! 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CI , MIERYL SCHULTZ X- nmth with Mrs. llntnscy, pi.inn, .intl swimming, .ill iutvrcst lVlci'yl-Stiitluiit Council. N HS., Civrnnui, .md l.ilu'.iry clulws lillcil hcl' tl.iys -will lw .i well luvctl tc.it'lici'. -M zlsieinnlia SllAFl5Rwg-L 4.ii,i?e xii-mgiinimiimngfl, .iimn ,l2lpnut'Suci 'Jjtunyk' oi: null Lf Zz 'up Stun' l2AKiil'i'ilfLt'ciiibli'l'1?t4 iligglaltslarflrflll stun i.li'.iiis-fplniis il .irri.iuq,foiTill-l'll.ilc. fl . I ,4 2 . i , .- ,fb 'llllll SlNCl,AlR - limtlnill livriw 'IX-tl lnnnlt' .illfuily lmiiurs in '52 - wootlsliop. gyiu. inuvics, .intl girls sl.intI high un his list ul l.ixoi4iti's-liitiiiv inuludvs .muy lilo. ' RQYBIERT SlVll'l'll -- gycninl lliulwls goal is to lw .i nutlc.n' physitisl- playing tulni in tht- lluntl, .incl N.ilimi.il lluiini' Sucivty cl.iiini'tl his spvciul intcrcstg i'ciiiciiilvi'i's Sttvllu' ll.Ill'. UAVID SNYDIER - uuotl music .intl 'l'V sum- with l7.ix'i-V iucnilwi' - ul NRJX. .intrli.illgii.irtl c.ipt.iiu- plnhs to lu- .in ll.U,'l',C, lllSll1IL'lUI'-I'k'lllVllllN'I'S livlvyu .intl llui'cin.in l'uollw.xll g.nnvs. Y ' ' . s 5lllRl.W SQRlA Sg yhvn .i lWt'.lllllCl.lll, Shirl will lt''.!llJKNQQllLll'flillL',lll!l6',.j-'vrll KP.-is in lit'.iwii wlicn tl.i 'lug lU:lll'l'ilIllX' zfrcorils- lvimlgwooiii .issistunt :incl wivltl histhry l.xu, . ,- ' . . ,1 4 - . llLl,llN SORLilwv 'lxllcgc liuunll, pvtitc' El was tb iiiciiilwr ol llrviit' .ififArl clulws-likes rullct' skating. piL::.i, .intl Al lVldI'lAllGfXX'Ill I'4.'1l1CIlllM'I' cukg sessions .llil'I' Sflitiul, I A gl f . f H lx i.ii,Li . 7 M - .i....1,iyi' .,i 'Q,Q.MlfCiiji.,w.i lin . '. l- i Xu 1 i n'l9'f.u oviys Klklllilf,-Yfl fQ7 tli'cllTI'l'Y nyc I Q iiqlpllcr ci' lIUl'lltm1fLllLiYQX lulurv lt'.it'li A1 curl fl' , l ..1 I I l I H mi s0Lgw'l?izisp,dli...N Q .. -Raw 5p.ff.dmp..,.. tii .MAH Q. vnni: .nil wi rking on Cr 's-.fu it' it s L i u th io irggtn drivtflmck ll1,Mif1 Cznaolina in .i lllqfcalflillkcs ct llYl'l'lll7ll-'. l,Yl,A SPIEFL ' s txt flwlt- lihr .issisti t 2 - li.nlluu.u'tl c.ipl.iin -,f .t'imjCii', - . 'ii qs- . c' gintl M97-R. . f f ' IUYCIE STAHL - .ithlvtig l.iy ', inciiilvcr ul Quill .intl Scroll .intl Gt-rni.ui Chili, scrvctl KP. .is Pniitlit-i s ctliciuiit lwusinvss ni.ni.iqt'i'kpl.ins tn lu' .i privntc svn' l'x'l.lI'y .iltt-i' gii'.itlii.itimiA. .f CAR 5 S INERT s 1 u' nn' nt - tl it 't' . ',.ll'l lif' 4.1 fx lcl S lll I s c liniiix. th th u li lu 'nil' 1 : thi' ci' li 1 s. . A , . ii0R0'i'nlf 51'uNuQv.ic: - ...viii Dum.. .-.im-S sp5irts1uiid'pi::uJ'will n-int-mbcr high riiucs on Pznirhcr X. 'tl Kelvyuvn stuffs .intl physics with R,A.l'l.- turf' plans nclutlu lsociul st-rviuv work. l.0RE'l l'A S'l'0NEq- will . Bliys ri'inciiilwt'i' lirst l.uy .it lXXlvyii.,- .ilst lirst hwy . mvt lit-iv- l,.iiii'it ' tls writ' ig scilvi' nun iuml l'istiuit'-pliuis to join lv VV T ll lv lx lil it .ii 3 FREDERICK STOIZ - Ifritz l caI'IIcd lIIs 'lid un ict' skatt's-IIIs'IIIln'r ul Nluxit- Opciaturs and Stagi' Crt-w. will rcIIIvIIIlII'I' thi' Sticmv Irairffiitiiri' hulds cart-cr as IIIUCIIIIIIICIII t'llgllIIt't'I'. TERRY STROUZAS - tall, gatwd limuking 'I'vI'I'y plans tu lw an rffitiviit IIIi't'lIaIIIc aftcr gI'.IdII.ItuIII- his hulalwy is working nn L.ll'5f'Il1t'll10!'lk'S of Mr. Utild ht-rg's hcalth class lingcr, ARIE STURRUS - good IllllSIk and pizza gvt gn-vii light-girls who sinukvb. rvd-pI'iIItslIup with IVIIZ KI was a husy crossiiig-lIII.Il dcstinatiun: In hi' a Ilmtiwii SHIRLEY SYCIKOWSKI - Shirl gtws nut for I'UIIt'l' skating, pizza. IIIILI huys-shurtliaiid and typing arc favoritcs with this futurc surctarygtliiiiiihs .IIT duwn to coIIccitt'd huys. BARBARA SZIYMPQISKI K- LIIIVIOYIIIQ lltf1lwlwi?f'Y vpfoys danciig. Zgotha I. IIIKI listciblug to Ray AIWIIII y 'I'- rvuwmlivrs ,gi y scsslfuis f1rLAlIlI. Q-isrtfgwd pagi- vditgfvr tlf,'P.IIIt,f1eI': 'plans sl:7I'vtIIri.Iq.I4I' IUIIVIIIIIINIII CilI'I'L'l'. l LI U I I N luytory ' ill . ops l ' l Pauls i ' I ' c w . I II ' 'as .I I 'iv I I-r aIId al. -dc ll ' pizza IIIILI hillhilly IIHISIC. MARILYN TISCHART - mdniwfaa-I .4:Iy-.mafia ing. pain s,.a'nd plays va ioiynwsigal ' SIl'llllIt'IlIN III 1122 sp.Ir2'1'YIIIdfwfTI TPf11AIlwr Band Ilfdnwliss IIISLIICI' -plans IIIIIFFIIIQC iII nvar luturtxll! - , ' V f , - MARILYN TISDAHL .J:swmQ'IvIawIIII'mx ailwst- hack riding and IIIHIII-IUIOXX'-II-IIIISFIIII' strittly nut' Miss Storvicks civics dasscs are aIIInngI,IIcIL fgiidvst IIICIIIUFICS-2lIIII7III'0llZ a show ridcr. fj ' 'J CA QLCJ-T A A - IQH 'l'ully 'Tt -vrs fgsiizza. .utbn Q Ikcrfi n aplisdlg' Itjs.II'y,,NRI-f will alxxm,-QL AifCLlF.iJQ I V 0 ' lg 's at Klqvyll ltmks forw rd ,tty cIgr't. r'LI cliryur a d Ihl 'Igu B ' 1' I won IIUIIUIAIN II . wry ao? , I c Il wr I tht ' Play In disli . pvoplv who think llt'llg1t'lII I5 p'uuIiar- turc intl dcs Illinois . I IllI1'IOX'lIIg Q lllltl w . vu wh' I' . s an Hg cnc lm' vm ' s Iinin fan' I suhj . 'vrt 'st IIIIQI g vt pla tu h nc a ho vifv. I I ELEANOR TURNER - vI'I'satili' Ella was lilII'.Iry assistant. IIIt'lllI3l'I' of Girls' Kluh IIIIKI Civic I:Ul'llIll -participant iII 1952 Qpilling I'wc-luycs tu lwcuiiii- I gr dv scluxol tc Icl gy 1 1 ' A A I . I I . 1 . -' ' ' . 1 'I I I FXCEIQPIA -,fAWIImxx',II'4',xI'II tgftrgvt Nllss agII Cliorns wigy r. PII fi d hal tinu-s iII dlic I yl, IIIH. j 'f.IrI'vI' iII ' singiy r WIIIIIt'II's 4IVIaIIT'ft' Cys. tkp7llIoIIIcIIIa lllgt DON V IIA ll I ah I' A VII' IQ 'ft Iut lor SX!'IlI1lllI a.. . I Ig ay! was .I Iaithfu,l' 'Il I. TI QIIILI ' vyniaif' . ia plans in ist1 tht N mil, I. ' axy. 1 , GER BA7..aIt.- czz.-.sry II.-Iaiti.-II to t N qtxioi' ,III Ir Icty ' :UI'llIll. and Studt C I l no I' htm ' III 's scssitms al AIIII -aInl ' lUIIir.lll Ig lun- 'mist y Xat Illinois. ALICE WAHL - Captain Al clivcrs IIIIFIIIII Iii-llm and pizza-this clwt-rlI'zItlI'I' will I'L'llIK'!IIl5L'!' Sunday aftcriiuoiis with thc girls-jumps into thc futuri' as a uoIIIptoII1I't0I' npI'ratoI'. EIVIILENE WALTER l 1 lhl'IUllS Hlllll .' . IIZIIIQIIIQIFLGXIIICIIZI ltjlll 'II ls' all s, A 'III Pjfuxdb ,Lgtily-yliili-M90-IIIY 'ref ul rgargxktc I' - tlvllaiilxrlt nbny fri' gs, '.ILLt',Yn.!l .0.i,q' tv 4 '7 x, .V ' 5 i ,-. PATRICIA WA CQLIL - llhllly I KASYL'III stud '- ing sfm-Irina ani f ' g tydfl I Adu- ' ang ICIIYTII sv ar njo dan g'. 'ull' iIIg g,e4zuI'tlsMxx'9II'lI'I'gX I! Ihw V! I lish itith s.,lYEjI4c.W. XX ld J! If gfftpiii dgcgbfll fl fs lj Y YR I Gif ill Iv If W I' Q! N, ff r-slrlgige light rifilier li.ig1'i'e. ' M' 74 t fQ REQ i v ff V . !I,Yk?lK4i .N r It L L ' IOAN WAR BRUN - played string hass in Orches- tra and att i led Pan American Cluh meetings-will reniemher r. Hungerfords physics class-this record fan plans a secretarial career and marriage. ELAINE WENDORF t , loxhlliig. rea 'i . football, aid vase a as f 'orites-this hall- Sll ll llltmYi ala lk'IIll7l'l' will never lol eL. . . toot va l 5lilIIlL'S. KENNETH WICIH - friendly Ken sparkled in Civic l'orum .xml Bowling Cluh-money and cars hit a perlect strike-will never forget the fun in Miss Ey- m.in's division.r ,X ' Rltil l l 193 A 1 C' ' lL -l S 7 'gltl i s an ' :ding s' irq liawgcgwi ltlgu. h1t1ip'iLXR-i,N.?iShi my I ' kitQl kstJTo lyl'f4flsxu'e1il,ilRgXA lt-yliklklv schu ' 1 ' ' cupalwle lox Ce assist Nl T' l WX 1 CAROL WILSO ilvl H n ight volley lmll, l.' , C'Vi ' Stall--eiijlxyfs . nnn'n mrst wear lierQ3Ul ai l S' ml pin to ct K ff! KARYL WINH LT A- ' if ai. ing to i ,ole-t 'p 'V xkllgfl Ge n' Cluh, and , yr' f , 'n ur du y awaits coll- t ' . 4,211 gg ,ct 1, U2 ' U-mc P fus I Tlx 'isehal fan w o enjoy c uk' ing for parties -hu . Rl goo n si'-LS. story. civics, and lwioltlgyfplm Wi ' Witt' n this future nurse's ham vagon. I' Y WAYNE LF - was kt t busy wiLlf,civics and Holt gy- . gportx xglhusiast sppucls spare llabllg o Nut pollfl plans to bl' a siiccessfiiljlr iter .i er graduatiun. 'J Af LF YER WOLPF - friend Les went all aim' 'fbysa tug civic' him-likes music u gt 1 2 Q u nbifat KP. will always he r lIlL'llllWl'l't'kl. Q x IAMES YOUNG - a future nuclear physicist, lim n.iturally favored science and inath-devoted spare time to Oi'clwsti'a-will reineuilver Science Sgr and study of Caesar in L tin, . v Lx' P' RUTH YULINGE 'J' it 's ,live-wi dhxrks the euit tq.,9K.l?.'SoQii ., Dau ella iii tim in- Ceitkff lwoysitlmlgxi' i .fug0'Ls 'r?E'lri.i X 'ork, an inur- ANTHONY ZARANTI - enjoys hunting. lishing, .ind football-this future harher is interested in girls .ind pizza. hut disapproves of homework-- will always ri-ineinln-r good old lVlr, HG . There will he one more graduate than the expected numher in 1953 - Mr. Frank Lange, Kelx'yn's amiahle carpenter. liorn in Kansas City hefore the turn of the century, he sailed in the merchant marine for eight years, saw the world, and served in World War I. He speaks French and German fluently hesides English. Mr. Lange has worked in the Chicago schools for twenty years. After spending some time at Kelvyn when it was still a grammar school he went to work on a construction unit for the city, He later held positions at VVright and Sehurz lligh and returned home to Kelvyn in 1950. Now he has com- pleted his coursel' ancl will he graduated into retirement this summer. MR. FRANK LANGE i Page if Q3 . X QAENO 41- , f ' ' mr' Q Z. M 51,4 df.---. K . .::::..M f ww , . 1' QOPULQL? 'L , . Y Q x as :Y ,NXTTY ACT ' S TIC 1'DREg6x QV S' .4105 +2127 4 ... VC' -. . ygxbrl' ' 4' 4 I whiz ,IIA 4 QOPW-4,9 N Q5 3 770 ,fi M . L. - ., K Q- ,s 66145 ofjanuary, 7954 ?,,,,,,h Q.. Umm, RICHARD SCHULTZ CARLA POSERT ANITA HYLKEMA CLAUDETTE MOREZ Prusida-nt Viu'-Prvsidcnt Sccrctzlry Trvusnxrcr' .7 7 5' Cf 0,7 5 on GJJ 0 anllary, Cflnmlvttv Mon-z George' Thcin Donald Pieper Willialxu Flood Doris Orlwsvn M-ll'ily'll Bvislcr Carol Bm-ckcr luycc Hovcrstcn Anita: Hylkcmu Gloria lVlulmstrnnn Ak'L'l1l'Lllllg1 In rrumrds of l:L'lwruury, V953 Page' 40 1 I ,, ,,.,.Qf l 'i ' L'-I L JE 4 iiysciihcir nt B.nxl and Stntlcnt Cinnii' all llfws in isiuf lllpmls. .indl Gita'-llritisli iimvics gn ll.ig with' tllis iiitiviyf!ipt5i'.ittui'--bgscli.il,L lmwling. .und liciiilckvqpjug -art' f.ix'ui'itt's. , - - RAOUL ANDERSEN - liniitlsoim- i'Antly mics Mr. livnny .intl hut livuf siiiitlwiclivs .is tgps-iiwiiilwi' of Gt-rni.in Chili zintl Mixt-tl Clioi'iiskfiitni'c holds cul- lcgc ur s.nling tlit' lngh suis. NANCY LOU ANHOLT - pvtits' Lou cnjnys rollvr slmting .intl playing tcnnis-ht-r hivgritv snhivct was sciciicc- Imprs to nttt-ml usllt-gc or intirry ti ll1llll0llilll'l'. GENE BARNES - gtws to lun fm' ptirtics .ind pizzai -V lmiitlsniiic Hlfliiitiu will .1lw.iVs strikt' ont stnckfnp girls- will iicvvi' lnrgvt VVclls lmsclmll gainn' sind K Klnli nn-vtings. CAROL BECKER - lim-ly Ill-ck likcal typing sind lmulugyffpi:z.i .intl mllvr skating strikc .i lmppy nutt- lur this N.l'l,S. iiiciiilwi'-.is sm'i'vt4il'y, thvn limisvwitc, will iw-iiiciiilwi' KP. lriviitls. MARILYN BEISLER - this .itti'.ictix't' nn'i'inninl known .is Dug likctl liitilugy with Miss Pnnl-viijoys strnnnning tht- Hlll'it',H tlr.nn.itics, Gvriiinii Clnll, :ind Civic l ui'iiiii-llwluit Cnllt-gc lwckons. IAMES BELL - tnnliitions lini plains to lit' ai iiiaiiur It-iigiic lmsclwtill pliiyui'-Wsvi'x'txl KP. .is nn vtliuivnt li.illgnan'tl nntl gi'itlii'un nicnihcr-will iivvvi' forgrt Mr. lVlcl,.ii'cii, MARY ANN BOHN - plans to ho: .i top-nntcli divti- ci.in- vninys guud ninsit' aintl hookkvcping ais wull ns pi:z.i---iin'nioi'it-s of tht- Music Fvstivnl sind fricntls will ulwnys lingvr. GEORGE BRAUNEIS - Clicvks was tuiptaiiii of lloiitlmll 'l'c.nii- K Klnli, liiiskctlmll. .intl Tcnnis 'l'v.nn nicnihcr-DcVVy:v .intl woodsliop with lVl.ic stun' .i cniiiplctc p.iss-uillcgt' lmnntl, lllS'l'lNE BREDESEN - x'iv.icitnis Tinn will rt'- nicinlwi' sccoiid pvriml K1-lvyninii Stull nntl Mr. Kcnny's tlivision 'f-- crcw cnts strikc ai stint' nott' with this Stan licnton faiii--cglli-gc lmniitl. ' . PHYLLIS BR 'KKE - witty Phyll godfnit Fm' howl- ing, swinnni 5, .uitl lmskchlvzillswffl whiemlwi' thv nn- lorgr tqlqv' fonflmll ,guiws--tirst Stoll VK right: thvn t.ik.ig4 dictation lfqanxsmiit' lig firm. ARTHUR CALLESOE - .nnliitious Art spvntls lt-ir snrc tinis' playing h.ist'h.ill .intl luiskvtlmllfwill .ilwaiys ix-iiiciiilwi' lwnrning tht' init night nil ovcr lI.S, Iiistory litnnt' ii' flglx fl 0 GE EC FEE s g,sylcui'ctl with inn loving Chris vinnys tl. i' 5 4 ul .n'tics, tug- w.is .iclivv on Kpfs Swnn i g 'l' .ni plans to lit' .i pilot ui' .i inaichinist, Jammu! .f CHARLES CLARY -- Chuck spnrlcctl K.P.'s limitlmll 'l't'1nn- was :in cllicivnt h.illgn.n'tl nntl tlivision clinir- ni.in- will rciiiciiilwi' thc li lilnlv lmiiqiict-pvt put-vc: t.n'tly inaikt'-ups-cnllt'gt' linnntl. IOHN CONN - friviitlly lohn vnjgys KP, ftinrlmll g.nnt's, liniiling. .intl skating- fprintshnp with Mr. G will ht' n-iiit'iiilwi't-tl wlnlt- tiuixt-lnig thu wnrltl pl.ins 1.111-ci' .is .in .ircliitcct. CARL GRAELIUS - history t.ikt's.lii'st lnisc lint hnnif liiirgcrs scum' lionn' with C.n'l-golf, tug, ni.ikt's ai hit nlwnys ix-iiit-iiilwi's lVli', lVlcl..irvn's hooining voicc- hnpt-s to go to VVright, DONALD CROSON - li.intlsnnit' Hlvtn likvs p.il'tics, pi::.i, stuck un' iuicvs, .intl .ii'tlivi'y-gii'ls with too ninth ni.ikt'np sum- .i nnss-will hc ntl to tht' Air l'tll't't', Bli'l l'Y CROW - pl.ins to .ntl snl'lvi'ing hnni.inity .is .i iinrso--likvs 'l'uny Curtis, swinnning, .intl thc lVl.irinvs- rciiiciiiliws Mi: lliggins .intl his ailit'iii shnrl liistiirv tvsts, P.igt' -ll 1501, :'h- B A , X Q-W0 ffdfwl? We L My ' 'wwf NANCY DENTON - likvs good niusic. piz' . and dancing-will im-iiiviiilwi' Mr. lliggins' class. Art Cluh, and loothall gaim-s-swcct Nanc s futurc plans in cludc Missouri State 'l't'achcrs' eollvgv. ARLENE DOMBROWSKI - happy hours sprnt in stvno point to a sccrctarial carvvr-cnjoys listcning to lfrankiv Lainc and watching TV--will rvnwinhcr RiHi- Cluh and Miss Grccifs division. RQBERTA ECK s iiling cigt cu' qdyflqiatics, I, pai' i4lel4!1cl ' nur. Qx'i lLQmy i , cgion f i triiiviiihb . g ish witl Mit iro. IANET EDDY - frivndly Ianvt will iivvcr forgvt cokt' scssions at Annis. and thc good tinics in Mrs. Si-hnan's lfnglish hffuturt' includvs otficv work, thvn inarriagc. MEL EINHORN -- guict Mihs cnjoyvd wootlshop. and thc intcrcsting talks in Miss Storvicks classA vnioys watching stock car raccs and vating pizzaf anihition: to hv a nicchanic, CLAUDIA ELLISON -- activc Claudt' was a nwni hcr of Civic lioruni, Gcrinaii. and Art cluhs-iiivniorics of US. tcsts and Kvlvyuian Staff will liiigcr-fiitui't': nursing and inarriagc, PITZPATRICK - this lovcly tuinhlcr roots Parker and Mr. Kcnny's biology class- .s shi' typcs-is thinking of taking a turn. LIAM FLOOD - Grrinan, and Tapc Rccordcr ' c hs look up Hills sparv tinic-- plans a gcncral prac I N,-'ticc as a physician-will ncvur forgvt tha' National onoi' Socii-ty and Sciviicv Fair. L4 EDITH FORD - i't'iiiciiilwi's lunch periods with hor pals-dancing and stcno rats' tops with fricndly Iidiv- will join thc Svrxicr. thvn dcvotc hvrsclf to a laniily corps. ELEANOR FRITZLER - nwiiilwr of U.A.A., Civic Foruni, Gurnian, and Forvign lfrivndship cluhs- will lwconii' a succvssful whitu-collar girl-will always ro invinlwi' tht- wonderful frivnds found at KP. MADELINE GENOVESI - fricndly Mad cnioys howling and Ciuorgc Shcaringfwill rviiwiiilwr pals and foothall gaiiivs-iiiciiilwr of Lcgion, Ki-lvynian Staff. and Hospitality CoiiuiiittvcgBradlvy ll, lwckons hcr. EARL GIZYNSKI - Kluh mvnihcr. liarl sparkcd Kvlvyirs gridiron tcani-Mr. llarr's physics class and tht- lit-ars scorc touchdowns-will rvincinhci' printshop with Mr. G -plans to hi' a hricklaycr. IOAN GOSLIN - lovahlc Pinky sccks a future' in thc art world-passvs hcr tunic with pt-ts. piano. and oil painting-will always rcinuiiihcr Mr. Kt'nny's hiology class. RUTH GUNDERSEN - swcvt Fluff plans to hc a nui'st'-lfraiikic Lainv. skiing and skating rate high- liked Spanish and typing-will iicvcr forgct K,P.'s foothall ganics. RUTH HANSEN - physics and Latin ratc high with charming It-sycii-lilws rollcr skating. cating, and t'i'ankic Laine- this hallguard and Hospitality Coin niittcc int-inhcr plans to go to collcgc. GEORGE HARTELL - sparkcd in hasvhall and haskvthall-likcs physics and math-won't forgt-t divi- sion with Mr. Kvnny and thc cold showvrs in Ianuary -futurv Aincludos collcgc. DIANE HASKE 7 Button rccvivcd a in Mixcd Chorusscnjoycd dancing. swininiing. and Miss Grvvn's humor-was a lihrary assistant. hut plans carcri' in tht- lvusincss world. DONALD HOAR - a stamp collector, plans to do social work with hoys-vnioyvd Spring Fvstivals with tht' Mixcd Chorus-will inarch from ROTC into an Pagc -42 llrllly C4ll'k'K'lA. IOYCE IIOVERSTEN - tuniuhlt' int'niht'r of Art Chili .intl I,t'gion of llonorfpltins to uttvnd VVright .intl tht-n Nortliwt-stt-rn-rt'int'nil1t'rs the girls. pujtuiiat p.trlit-s, .intl wicnit- rottsts. RUTII HIISKE - luturt' plains includt- stcnogrtiphy, nitirritigc. .intl pro h.ist'h.tllARil'lt' Tctun, rollt-r skating, .intl tl.tnt'ing ttikt' up ht'r sptirt' tiint'- Husk will i't'iiit'iiiht'i' history with Mr. Iliggins, ANITA HYLKEMA - tictivv Nita t-njoys ict' skating A cut .t ftincy ligurt' in stt'no-trttns-nit'nil1t'r of Quill .intl Scroll, Lt-gion, .intl nittny 'cltilwskwtts co-vditor ol tht' lit'lyynittn. IACQUELINE IANSEN - tnnhitious Iuckit' enjoys KP. Fot'i.tls, rctttling, and plttying pittno-pt'ppt'tl up Ort'lit'slr.i pltiying t-lttrint-r-pltins to ht' at ICIIlLIt'l'gIllI'Il'Il tt'.tt-lit-r. gt't niau'rit'tl, .intl .tlso trnvcl. MARLENE IAPKO - smiling Mor vnioys pizza und tl.int'ing-- st-rvt-tl KP. tts t-tliuit-nt otliut' ttssistunt-will iit'x't'r torgct ttlgt-hrtt .intl lVlr. Higgins' history class- lituitlctl tht' VVright wtty. ROBERT IOHNSON - shop. study, untl lnislwtlitill stort- with lioh,-pltins to nitikc inoncy tts at nittntu t.it'turt'r ol cclloplitint' hugs-will tilwttys rt'mt'iiiht'r lVlr. lliggins' intt'rt'sting tnlks. IRIS IORGENSEN - chct'rftil I plttns ti hnppy in.irrit'tl lilit' und t'liiltlrciiSlikcs pi::u ut lot s untl at 'lo Plymouth-rt'int'nilit'rs hiology in Lincoln Park. .intl lunt'h rooni t'sc.tp.itlt's. IEVELYN KOCK - likttlwlt- Lyn wus uctivt' in tht- l7.in AIllL'l'lk'tlll Cluh-vnjoys sports, stcno, lohnny R.ty, .intl liritluy Night Socittls-plains in.trritigt- aintl .i htippy Ltiiitly. CAROL KOENNECKE - tirtistic Rt-tl rciiit-iiilmt-i's lht' lun in .irt intiior-t-njoys howling und collvcling s.tlt .intl pt-ppt-r sh.ikt'rs-pltins to join tht' SPARS .tltur grtttltitition. LAVVRENCE KOTARSKI - good-looking Lzirry :apt-ntls his spurt' tinit- hunting tintl tishing-futurt' holds work in tivltl of .tgrit'ulturt---Bttntl. Gvrintiii. and his- tory wvrt' .t prilt' tnttch. IACQUELINE KOYEN - this futurt' switclihourtl opt-rtitor lights tip to howling and roller skating-will .ilwttys rt't'ttll good tiint-s with lVlr. Iscr, und ht'r puls in lll'l, KATHERINE KUBAS - otlict' tissistaint Buhhlt-s wtts .in t'atgt'r spccttttor tit loorhttll gzunt's-sports took up it lot of tinit---will tilwtiys rt'int'inht-r tht- good linics tit KP. NANCY KUHN - Snook tlrt-tnns of swinnning into ti st-crt-tttrittl ctirt't-r-uollccting nntiqucs for futurt' honit' is lit'r hohhymwill ulwuys rt'int'inht'r stcno und typing with lVliss Urt-t-ii, PATRICIA LAYDEN - ltkttlwlt- Put plttns to LIUIICK' through lift- tis ti successful SL'CI'ClilI'Y-l'0llN.'lIllN'l'S slvt-plcss nights worrying over tilgcbrn and gconivtry- will nt'vt'r forgvt li.P.'s foothtill gtiinrs. IACQIIES LE BLANC - lootlmll-tnintlt't.l luck will long rt'nit-inlut'r tht- 'Sl Foothttll Tvuni-likcs htisclmll, too, .intl till tht' shops-pct pccvt- is girls-future plains inclutlt' t'ollt'gt'. IEANINIE LEDERER - t'n'o 's stock-cur rzicc: und wow lllgl-tl so wor ing , n tht' lwookrooni with iss .t's -- . ' .t. inott-l ' otzry hoc o , . i' ' . uctixt in tici A ' Foru .' ' ' ' KP. t-llicit-i itt gut ' t 1 vit- o vt- ' - p 1 ns to ht nn r 'itil .tr . ROBERT LENS - gt-oinctry .ind lwiology wcrt' liolfs tuvoritt' suhit'cts-inotlt'l rtiilrotitling. lwnsvlmll, .intl loothttll his lttyoritt' ptistinws-this nioyit- opvrn- tor pltins to ht't'onit- .t tloutor. Pngt' -I3 Nw MARILYN LOFGRIEN - prvtty lX'l.lI viiiiws kl.lllt'lllll 111 I,0lllK' P1'1111.1-lilivs to lmlu' spin' n'.1ki's. play will.-y l1.1ll. .111il XK'.Ilk'll fu11tl1.1ll pl.lllN I11 livc. I.-w. .lllil J l.1.1f .1fti'1' KI. NIARLENE LONSTINE - lllll 111111111 lVl.11'ly will 1'c111i'111lw1' Miss U.1ll.1i1l1i'r's tlivisioii- ciijoyvil l1.1s.'l1.1ll .mtl lmwliiigi. P.111 A111.'1'ic.111 .Illkl Art Cliilws- will scttlc clown .1fti'1' .1 s.1f.1ri tl11'i1i111I1 All'1k'.l. SUE ELLEN LUCAS - Sllllt' viijuys p1:Z.1, l'Ullt'l' sk.1ti11g1. .intl il.111fi11g1- w.1lt:1'1l l1t'I' w.1y tliruiiiili st1'11u .111v.l typing-tliis liitiiri' sti'1111t11'.1pl11'l' will .1lw.1ys 11' Hll'll1l1l'l' lwiiiii Nliss IA'Sll'l'lS lniinkrimiii .1ssisI.111t. IESSIE IVIQKDONALD - klll'x'I'llll loss r1'1111'111l1i'rs fllll .it Ml5I'I'lSLTlllS .lllkl Kulvyifs f11.1tl1.1lI i1.1111i's Iikos lmwliiig. .llQlt'l5l'2l. .mil Il'I'I'y l,.'wis.-Vilislikvs sI1i11'l lmys -Hliitiiri' PIQIIIS iricliiali' culliwic. GLORIA MALMSTROM - 11111s1c, 11111x'11's. .iiiil flivtlivs 1'.1ti' .tPPl.Ill5A' from LI1cs'1 y Ulu- Illt'IlllN'l' ul L.-111.111, Civic I:i11'i1111. .llikl lliiwliiiq Cliili-will iisi' .1 sli'11n p.1cl .1111l lyPk'XK'l'lll'l' .iftcr KP. SHIRLEY MANKIQ - lmwliiig .lllkl kl.lIlk'lIltl .11'1' Rox'i'r's f.1x'o1'iti' p.1sti111i's- l1ki's pi::.1 .llltl SIIl.ll'l clotlivs-fi1t111'i' pl.111s iiicliiili' l111si111'ss uillciii' .111il lift- .is .1 SlK'Il0QI'klPl1L'I'7XX'lll l'l'I1M'I11lYK'I' 4ll.1111li't. SANDRA MARTINSIEN - pvrt S.111ily lists 111.1tI1 .111iI luinlogiy .is l1t'r f.1vi11'iti' siilsjcgts-ciiiuys list.'11111i1 tu llrgirikiv I...llIlt' .lllkl il.111ci11g1 to tlii' l1c.1t ul St.111 Kciituii -fiituri' pl.111s: uolli'g1i'. TED IVIARSZALEK - tliis liitiiri' g11'i'.1ss'f111u11ki'y gnvs out lor wood, priiit, .111il lllklllSll'l.ll .1141 sliupsf St'l'Vl'LI .1s.1 u1111pi'ti'11t l1.1ll5111.11'.l--wu11'I fiirgivt i1'i1wili'il l1.1lls.1t lip. DOIVIINICK MASI - friciitlly Dom IIl.llM'S .1 l11x'i':i' 1111 thi' l1.1ski'tl1.1ll L'Olll'lSlhlSl'lV.lIl .ilsii iuircsk l11sl111'y su11'cd .1 str.1iql1t S-will .1lw.1ys I't'IlM'IlllYl'l' M11 Mc- I.ilI'k'Il'S lmo111i1151 vixicv. ANITA IVIASKE - Ni'i't: w.1s l1.1ppivst i11 .ll'l 111.1jur-will .1lw.1ys I'k'lHl'IIllM'I' Miss I:lNL'lll'l'.S l:1111tl1.1ll l5.111d-1'wlli'1' skutiiiq .lllkl l1i1wli1111 1'.1t1' liiqli. lllll 11111. .'1'iti'il lmys I1.1v.' .1 livw r.1ti11q, PHYLIS MIONI - swcct Pliil ciiioys pi::.1. sp.1g1l1i'tli, illlkl cl.111ci11g1-f.1x'i11'iti' p.1sti111t' is XX'.llL'l1IIl5I l1.1si'l1.1ll .111il foutlmll-pl.111s lTL'lI1Q .1 s1i'11.1i11'.1pI1i'1' .111il l1.1111i' IIlillCk'I'-XVUIIVI forgot Miss Sclivtfls ilivisiiaii. IAMES NIOLINE - K Kliilw 111i'111lu'1'. 1'1'1111'111lw1's l1.1lf ti111i' w1tl1 Di'VVy:cftl1is f11t111'.' llllt'l'5l-llt' triirk d1'ivi'r enjoys history, llSlL'Illllg1 to 1'.'ux!gQs, .111il 1'.1l111i1 N A, ,p1-?.1-Pffflprdi 1, 1l1151k.- 1114! ,Vg ffw?f1,4xf1,4fLk ClfXI'lDE TE ' C-' Cliiu ll 11113' ilws piZ:.1R .111f.l il tzill. Ll.1rlf. 1.111nlso111i-1 fvllimwf lltlvlllllltf bf N.ll.S.. X- Lvgiinii. .111tl N. .A.-1'i'111.'111lw1's Mr. lliilgiiis- xbgzti' Q culli'g11', JI L'.lF0l'I', .iml 111.1rr1.1g11' liliss. 1 QQ, Y c'0NN1F Mu ' - - - - - 45 , . LLILR - C1111 iiucs 111 lui' sxx1111111111g1. cl.111ci11g1 .111tl ti'11111s--ciijuys qiiml lnml .111il ltmtlmll-V will .1lw.1ys r1'111i'111l1s'1' tlii' 111.1.l 4l.1sl1 tu l1i'1' iicwt il.1ss --pl.111s to ll'ilYl'l. CAROL NIELSEN - giwllvtin' l1.11111il '4K.111 ' 1'11j11ys uiukiiig f.111cy .li11111'1's-Art. clt'I'ITl.lIl, .mil P.111 Aiiivri 41111 CIIIIUS took up lici' sp.11'i' t1111.'f wi111'l lnrtivt Miss p.llll'S lwiiulutiy cl.1ss, IVIAUREEN QYGRADY - il1'.1111.1tit' 'fYI.a'.11'y'4 pl.111s .1 si'crct.1ri.1l c.1ri'.'r .1111l 111.11'1'i.1gi'-lVl1'. lliqgiiiis' sliirios .11'o11si'd lIl'l' Llvsiri' to tr.1x'1'I--will 11i'x'1'1' furiivt llt'l' 111.111y friviiils .lIlLl K.P.'s H.111il. KIAROLYN OLSEN - livvly 'lllziwkyu rmits l111'il.111n' i11g1 .incl 1.12: 11'ci11'4ls- w.1s ti1111l1li'1' .il lmillizill gl.llIll'N-- vi'tui's u111L'i'itvil p.-.1pl.- lllll iiiws for sl1.1rp QlI't'iSt'I'N liittiri' iiicliinlos umm' wu1'lc. DORIS ORBESIEN - fricil thick.-11 .111il qmail li111i's scorn' with IJorii'Sswi111111i11q .intl sk.1t11111 kcvp llL'l' 1111 tlii' Q0-I':I1glllSll .lllkl lllillll wi-ri' iiimil pr1'p.1r.1ti1111 for lYlISllll'SS c11ll.'qi', P4510 'H CARcjL PEDERSON - hkablc Carol playcd clarinvt in K.P.'s l'mancl-plans to bt' an ctlicicnt sccrctary :incl travcl-fwill always ri-im-uilwr Mr. Higgins' intcrcsiing classvs. LOIS PESCH - activc Lo was IIIUIIIIVCI' of Football liaiul. Civic llorum, Spanish and Art clubskcnjoys dancing anal playing piano-will bc a surgeon or laboratory tcchnician. CAROL ANN PETERSEN - activc Pvti' was a mt'mbcr of thc Rangcrs. Forum. Lcgion, and Latin Club. and an otliccr of thc Library Club-cnioys play- ing tht' accordion-Ifuturc: tcaching. HARRIET PETERSEN - vcrsatilc Pt-rc spcncls most of hui' timt' swimming. dancing, or watching ball gamvs -- will always rcnu'mbcr lip. Socials-hopcs to bt'- comc a sccrctary. ROBERT PETERSON - history vit-s with shop work lor happysgo-lucky Pctc-this K Klub mcm- bcr was city ict'-skating champ-cnjoys playing baskvtf hall-future: agriculturc. DON PIEPER - plans on hccoming a C.P.A.-pizza. Stan Kcnton, and Rosios add up in his book-girls who puroxitlv thcir hair' carn a minus rating. CARLA POSERT - Orchcstra and chvmistry rated high with charming 'iCap -will rcnicmbcr N,H S. induction and Friday Night Socialsmintcnds to bc a music authority aftrr att 'n 'ng Northwcstvrn U. RIL 8 I I ' ' s a mvm- vr I rchc 't . 'v 'ci 'tt' 'L ' cot 'ciiccl In ' clccts ' wc r ' tt-'ich pl'1 ' si o s a I 1 malt j ii ' t ai ' K ii, Q! DONA D Rlilkvlll' w ' a mt-mbt-r o t c R.Q.T.C. and thc N.R.A.- iits a uillst-yc for hunting, fishing. and girls-futurv plans includv lacing a pharmacist. RICHARD RUHNKE - fricndly Dick's ambition is to bccoinc a shvct inctal mcchanic-this Kclvyuiazi Staff iiimiilwi' likcs bowling, hascball. and baskctball- i't'iiu'liilu'i's history and industrial arts. LUIS SCHAC TQ? sims klypizza, howling, and s 'inn ' -' ' vt' ii n ft! and M xcd lwiist-s l i va s gcinc wr hookkvcpiilg aid as Cor- s foot s cla L bill l RICHARD and applc pic-this Lvgion mcmbcr and Council rvpl- I't'SL'lllilfIVk' will always I't'lII0.'lIIlIL'I' Mr, Eockls storics and Kvlvynian Stall-nc-xt station: VVright. SCHULTZ - Lt. Dick likvs swimming DOLORES SOLMO - p' 'i l A high with singing Doll. i -m. in c I c ows 1 llat-rvmvinlu-rs Kclvyn Playt-rs fir pcriocl hi - guartl-luturu: sccrctarial work. GILBERT SORENSEN - Gil, formcr prvsidcnt of Mixcd Chorus, will I'l'IIlt'llll1L'l' l-I9 play-offs-sports, pizza, and l.ouiv Armstrong scorn- high with this lnturv physical mlucation tvaclirr. RICHARD ST, ANGELO - fricndly Saint plans to join thc Army-will always rcnivnilwr Mr. Mc- Larcns woodshop-favoritt' pastimv is playing baso- ball and bowling: lavoritc suhjcct: IIS. history. IOHN STETKA - was IIICIIIIUCF of K.P.'s Baskvtball and Tcnnis tt'anis-viijoyvd civics. chcmistry, and gconictry-tliis rccorcl fan plans to havc his own busi- ncss. and thcn travcl. , ' - ' I tt A' 01' x sn RLEN 'STQR Kl l friwdly- ssim.-.'p1.m-S pizgg and Bowah My hggh-on her list-lf-Twill al- shfqii emht-iVphysics history with Mr. Higgins plaihstlli ligcoim' Q1 n sc. IOHN TESCHKE - appy lack 'njoyc dinq football gamc fou I 'nts o 'wo ' suujc-QQ will n 'vcr foj, vt ' l n ' K P ' ' to join tht- I .c ir orc R Cgtxll if .i. l t Il woncti it s . p 5 . f f U x ij X 45 WALLACE MACK GEORGE THEIN - K.P.'s concertmeister and mem ber of N.H.S.. likes money, pizza, drive-ins, and deer hunting-versatile George will remember Mama Lena's and a i950 Plymouth-future occupation: traveling salesman. FRANK THODE - athletic li Klub member was president of division five times-enjoys dancing and participating in all sports-future plans include college and the US. Navy. KENNETH THOMAS - 'ilittle Ken pepped up the Social Dance Committee-served KP. as movie opera- tor and stage crew member-will serve Uncle Sam in the future. ROBERT THOMSEN - Bob likes girls. bowling. pizza. and shooting pool-plans to become a technical engineer-will remember printshop and Mr. Higgins' stories during US. DAVID THORSEN - friendly Dave plans a medical career after attending Northwesternfenjoys basketball and playing piano-will always remember Spring Festivals and Mr. Kenny's biology classes. ELEANORE TOP - plans to travel after Pump and Circumstanceu-this Council member enjoys read- ing, swimming. and typing-will remember Mr. Ken- ny's division-was never absent from QB to IIA. KAREN VOSS - this livewire cheerleader is pepped up for football, parties and music of Stan Kenton-- Staceyfs, and scores of games are tucked away in her memory. BARBARA WERHAN - brightened Civic Forum, German and Pan American clubs-painting. swimming, and horseback riding are Barlfs hobbies-remembers English classes and the Civil Weir with Mr. Higgins. NANCY WHELAN - Dean Martin, pop records and parties clicked with this German Club member-will always remember fun at Kelvyn Socials-plans to attend Illinois, FRANK WOLFARD - enjoys fishing, boating. and hunting-food hits a home run with Service-bound VVilly -will always remember Sgt. Friel, lland, and biology with Mr. Kenny. GORDON WORDAL - versatile Corky's ambi- tion is to join the Navy-will always remember Mama Lena's pizza and football games-had fun as a movie operator and in biology. ERVIN ZIELKE - likable Zeke found fame on K.P.'s gridiron-watching TV and sleeping score .i complete pass-this future physical education teacher will remember Mr. Gogofs funny jokes. IN MEMORIAM Entered Kelvyn in February, l95O. after attending Stowe Grammar School. He enjoyed playing baseball and football when his health permitted him. When stricken with a blood disease, he studied and tried to complete his schooling at home. Wally will never be forgotten by the graduates of the january. 1954 class. Page 46 .fcldd 0 MAli. wtrmvm I all ui Lf. Miss A. CIJIIIQICIOSI r sf' a A f Miss L. F. Fischcr MRS. BERGSTROM MISS CANGELOSI MISS FISCHER lfront Row: M. Lcilwr, R. lf.um.u'mo. V. lfront Row: Iohnsou. lf. Isaacson, M. l:ro11tRow: VVvisc, H. Rinlmlcr. Pr. Aylf Stirton. H. Porzycki, lf. Atzvl. I. Kuck. Louchios. A. CilIlgIL'IL1SI, M. Kcllvr, I. xxunrd, D. Prorok, I.. VVngm-r. Miss I. Schulmitz. S. Risrhow. C:.lI'SIt'!lS. Fisclwr. Srcond Row: A. M.ull.mo, B. Sulmixnnwl. F1-cond Row: Brcnwr: Pomzinski, D. Svcond Row: Uchn. 'l'isd.uhl, B. Pvtty. M. Buivr. C. C.xrui.u. I. Cohn A. Fctz. liopinski. M. Brogpmrd. lf. Klovckncr, C. Ruiz. P. Ross. H. VVvppncr. H. Lhxkopoulos, L. Hurt. C. Ncrqnui. 'l'hird Row: R. Rivgcl, U. Ch-ruci. R. Di- 'l'hird Row: P. Icnscn. N. Ifssvr. M. 'Vhird Row: li. Pmrolwrg, Carlson, M. Sylvcstvr. N. Scvvryns. R. Kunvlml. M. Murtvs. S. Svalrcs. IAIUOIISUII. V. B4lll0l'. IIL'l'I'2ll'0. Cullcscn. R. Dusig, W. Col, Pvlcpclmk. D. Schinski. L. Fishvr. K. xV.lIlLII't'S', R. I'1IIIllg1Sl'I1. l.m1orv,U.Lz1rson.VV.Bnrnctt. 11,,u,,th Row: L, Swim,-k, M' Vvillmms' Fourth Row: I. Hogan. II. Hunmcl, I.. Fourth Row: H. Cicslnk. N. Pmclow, A, D. Pnulsvn. CI. Torino. M. Dikcmnn. Knott. 'l'. Cnrollo, L. M.1rtw1Lk. Bon: If. Clmrclmill. U. Coopvr, C. P. Swartz. I. Viurnow, R. Tylvr. D'Am.uro, I. McConm-ll, C. Chrcs.m. Kucukvr. K. Clmristunscxn B, Bull, I. R. NIx'IVilIc. Burum, 3 j. 5 .1 gf I CL... 0 7 954-55 Mrs, A. Y. Unilcs MRS. GAILHS I:l'smt Ruw K. Kc.1x'm'y. ll. AmIvl'mml1, A. IIAIIIVII, P. IIDl'l'I1I1.lg1t'Il. Curlmm, C. KuuIm. SVQUIIKI Rum Nlrs. A. Y.G.11h-5.13. IVI.xmm. II. I',Illl'I'NUIl. Ch IX'I.u'km'r, C. IJvx'I4Icr. C.. IuI1.msm'l1. Ii, Il7X'IIl'!'. 'I'I1lrnII2uw: D. Nutt. I2 fkth. VV. Ilvrtvr mmm. II. fflvpp. R. Mlllvr, Il. IUIIIISUII, I:UllI'II1 Ruw' K.n'm'r. II, Kvl1Iwr'. C. Klcmsnlmmit. C. Mmim. M. Alum. 'I' I'nr.uIy. R. IIucr.mm, ID. Dorman. MISS HEINEN lil-out Row' UcVVyzv. C. Hznlvorxvn C. Yutcs. C. I'sidnwmI. W1lIkL'!'. C Imam-11, I7. Amlrcusvll. Snyalrr. Smmmld Row P. Oglxrvk. L. Nutz. I Slruwv, M. Iilay. Ifovllvr. B. Tyuko- sun. S. Hnlllu-uk. I. Ilmrscrl. Ilmird Row: R. Ullwrq, CI. 'IIUI1hlSl'I'C. Sclum-iclwl. A. Pischkv. II. Rcnsclm. Nm-lson. ID. Michal. I. Gricsxnyvr. I. IS Iinurth Row: IIu.1rt. CI, Frvyvr, L. Pruszyrlski. FI-lski. C. Chilvvr. C. Pctcrsvn, Stcnlund, R, Stavncm, R. Andersen, A. Levin. Miss H. lf. Ilcincn Mrs. L. D. Milk'k'il ' MRS. MACCALLINI I'rum Ruw: I'nrnI. IX.uf.ll'sI4l, IX.n'I1 Icr. D. IJISIIIQI. Mrx. I.. M.uL.aIImi. N Ulkc. II.1rr1s. A. Sudiv. P. Prusmski Fmmwd Rmv. C. SIl'IlIN'I'5l. M, IJVICLIIIIPKY I. Kvssy. If. Gurdon, SIIIIIIIVI. S. N.-l sun. If. H.mson. Kumvr. M. IJlt'Il'lkIl 'IIIIIFCI R-ww A. I'mr'.lIn. IJ.-lli, R. IIoII.lmI I. Papas. II. KIIIIIIIIIIIQIII, 'If IIITCII, I7 IIvcm.m. R. Pwmd. Fourth Rmxw M. SllIIl'I'. IS. XVir1kI-Iplvnk A. Pcdcrsvu. NI, Ott. II. Suknlskl. II Lovell, I. III-gan, I. Glurgh. D. Under- wood. C aaa o 7954-55 Miss B. M. Paul OK: Miss M. H. Suhcff Mr. I. li. Shidlcr MISS PAUL Front Row: C. Smnoqyv. B. Schmidt. N Glunz, H, Hiskos, S. SCllNN'lCl1li'I1lN'l QI M. Sivqcl, P. Pntsius. Svcuml Row: G. Sknqcn. S. Paulson, D Sllllllllllll, VV, Cnrpcntcr. A, Vvnhuizcn I. Unyun, M, laxcohson, L. Stvgcr. llxiul Row: B, Svolmlln. H. McLvlnnd ll. Dillon, A. Prvlvlc. Kinross. NV lk-nz, Miss lla. Paul. lfunrlh Row: L. LilMt7IlfLlglIlL', G. Schxnot Zvr. Pntlnvn, O. Hannon. Wlmnrl-. C. Knuth, P. Mcvss. A. Gcivr, Bthnkc I. WIllll4lkl'l'. M155 SCHEFF Front Row: ll. Schupolsky. Kinnncth M. Nlituhvll,l'm.Fvlg1vl1l1n11vr. li.PI1iIippi N. Sulris. L, Sdn-vm-z, C. Slnwinski. Svcuml Row: D. llI'.llN'. A. Mischkv. S Svrr. P. Knorr, A. Anglrlln. I., Stusnl I. B1-clmwld, Miss M. Schvlf. Third Row: M. lfrkilcligm. R. AfS1'Ilt'illl A. l,mnlmrdn, Olson, H. NN,l'llLlUl'lt G. Docring. P. Uroh. l:UlII'll1 Row: li. Orr. N, Rvnss, G Hccthvr. I. Nygzxurd. D. lVlcSlu'n, M. Cnslrormoxxx, li. Ons, K. Zorgcr, P. Hvrluclw. MR. SHIDLER lrruni Row: Mcflirmrlis, Carlson, B. VVan'm'kv. Knrth. S, 'l'o:npn. A. P1-tcrsun. Pictr: yk. Sccond Row: M. lvlllffily. V. Mvmh. C. Pnkvtt, G. Ritv. SZOsZol, V. plUlIll'l'C, R. Licdtkc. Third Row: N. Simunsun, Sunczilli, R Hnnmcl, Clc.u'xx'.nvr. R. VVo:ni.uk, A Schnvialvr, Mr. Shidlvr. Fourth Row: T. l:ilntux'. G. Sclmffvr, B Tllvvl, C. Nclson. lf. Rnkowski. M Hanson, A. Insuh. S. Amcstml, I lillvfscn. Timm! Rim' C. l7iCiicn. . Mioiii, Cfbliiii 0 I9 5-56 Nlr. G. U. Cady A Miss M. M. Corbett MR. CADY l'runt Rim: B. Iiomsivr. Ciiiiv, A, i'i'ui1iivr. I.. i'r.iiik. I.. PM-ilizzi. D. i',K'l'Il svn. if. IQIIIPVFO. R. Dciii. Svcumi Riiw: H. iiviiit. A. Ackvriiiziri. I3 Kiiisiiniii. li. lhiiisvii. C. Urndziukl, Y Ciriisciimxi. TN. Amicrsi-ii. I.. Bvzduk. Mr, Cv. f..id3', I P. H.irvs. Cr. c.ilI'l5iCIlSK'll. P. iivlsicr, D Amin-i'smiii. R. Ciiislufsmi, D, Grossi cupf, D ifiiiult. Cuiir'tm'y. MISS CORBETT Frimt Rnwz B. Griffin, L, Km-liimsr. D Diiulmy. N. Pm-ttm-r. ii. St.ilil. R Mi-tzgivr. B. Fri-mlm. ScmmlRi1w:Miss M. Curlwtt. M. Rviulici I. Cmminil, D. ii.irrod. M. Gu-n'iiqiiist A, Keiiliim. D. Hiizisv. I. Hiiiiruxlmii, Third Row: D. Pivi':cli.iin, l'wrnki4iii R. Ionvs. li. Christciisuii. D. Ioiics, C Piihhi. B. Huiiuiid, Ziviiiivii. Fourth Row: C. KiL'illi1illlS, N, Iuhiisuii I, Kdcsv, R. Mziics, C. Hzwric. R. B1-yor R. Dvmiis. lf. Aylvvzird, R. Pvtcrsmi T, Hi-rriiigton. Mr. S. Goglul MR. GOGOL Front Row: N. Chrixtimi. K. W7illiL'ilt'.lti C. iicimcr. B. Cntoiiiy. Litwiiki. I Cinppc. Mr. S. Uugiml. Sccnmi Row: M. Spiuk. D. Swiulllvii, M Siiilishimi. R. Chiiilivrt. R, Cusm. C Cicknmwwski. F. lii'viirikm'ii. C. 'I'uni.is Zvwski. Tiiixrii Row: 'If Kriuitt, S. Durity. C, Fuss, lt. iviviiiic. H. i'.slwi'iwl', H. iioiinmii. if. ijilIlH'iSk'll. T. ilirv. ii. inikv. iiiiirtii Riixx C. i':Qt'i.lIlii, ii. Br'vwvr'. P. f.iircs.m. B. itkcskivgi, V. itdaiy. S. ITIS. B. ifiwksoii. Lisiimiiowski. A. Snriili. D. Nu-Isvii. Cfblfifi 0 1955-56 Mr. A. H. Iscr Mr. A. R. McLaren YJ Miss Iunc Nemcc MR. ISER Front Ruw: B. Holtz. C. Hnlvorscrl. R Rolvidvam, Mr. A. H. lscr. A. H.xrl1.1k C. LIIIILIUII, C. Sohn, D. Lark. Svcoml Row: M. Crm-r. R. Mininni, C Snrlcy, M. Cvntcr, N. I. Providmlcc V. I..xMurcn. F. Schinmwl. A. Sclmci dvr. R. Caunluron. 'l'l1ircI Row: K. Lovscll. I,. Rndrkc. D PIA.-ku, Rnckliu. 'lf C7chllvcrq. R Snlwl, I. Pritch.xrd, D. U'Connvll. V. Sahlin. Lilllglv. lfuurllx Ruw: A. liltvcdt, I.. Hcidtnmn. N. llurning. P. Kcuucdy, li. Grvcnholdt. I. Pctcrmam. W. Schultz. R. Bluqk. A Brand. R. Sc.u'Is's. D. Harrvttc. Rmikc MR. McLAREN Front Row: R. Miller, M. Sivckvr. A. C Nivwicruwski. A. Sivms. M. Solvs, LVUSIIHIII. C. Fchuctt. Sccond Row: U. Roberts. D Kudsk. I Pcclvlwcrl. I.. Nvdrclwo, B. Nswnmn, H Schild, M. Nm-lson. 'lvhird Row: II. Pvtcrsurl, D. Rim-Imw, R I.A'BI4lIlC. King. VV. MCMiIIilIl. R Pischkc. Mr. A. R. McLzm'n. Fourth Row: M. Pctvrsvn. N. Noluis. R Puddor, C. Schulz, H. Olson, D. Ga-vl 15. Iiclly, M. Rzxlhnudc. D. Iummfskvy. MISS NEMEC Front Row: Nmmncnsvn. G. Krucgcr, C. Hnlllu-ck. Pr. Hvrtz. R. Kdisvr. M. Hcnrikscn. Sccond Row: A. Pcnny, M. Cicslnk. I Lutzow, M. Rudy, Roddvl, C. Tlmiscn. Third Row: H. Ifruurw. R. Snlltvr. V. Pv.'d1'm'lfi, R. Krnjcir. D. Rr-hik. L. Fitz- giblmrls. R. R.-iszcll. Fourth Row: L. Gndlcwski, C. Colmnlvu M. Kundu. Stcnlmug, G. Rows-, C VVillminq. I.. Mmwllcnlvrink. N. Conn C. Fulmcr. 411560 1 955-56 Mrs. C. Selman MRS. SELMAN Irmiit Raw: M. Mnmmscn. F. Antliwny A. Amos, Igilfflill. N, Mack. N Ifhmkv. I.. Hvrq. S. Aiidvrsoii, I'm. l'miI-li-ii Iwrq. Sccoiid Row: R. Ki'vim'i', Kuriifvind. I.. I l Kiirvk, C, Pulau. M. L1 p'Z. R. IVILIFEIXN- ski. P. INICCLIIIII. D. Lippmami. V. Kar- dash, Mrs. C. Svlmaii. 'I'hird Row: R. McCiitchcon. A. Strvckvr. I. AmIvi'si'n. IVIi'rqcr, VV. Hnlzkampf S. Iilviziffvr. II. Pi'a11g1lL', S. Saporito I,, Scitz. Borys. Iimirth Raw: I, I'miorkIiimI. I,, IIVIIIN. D Batvs. If Cadcliiia, VVisiiicwski. I: Aiithuny. Dnhcrty. H. Matliis, B Lottcrniami. D. I.aMont, C. Rakowski R. Bvrggrc-ii, Miss I. A. Storvick Miss C. Wisnicwski MISS STORVICK MISS WISNIEWSKI Fruiit Row: S. VViIiIv. D. Ziilliiivr. IVI. Irma! Row, V. Iordaii. Cr.ilili.nn. C. Polsrcr. Mvyvr. N. Olwrgcfvll. A. Pmrisvliuis, K. Spciiuw. P. ISL-al. IJIISVII. Spcar. C. VVaryas. C. X'Visiiivxx'ski. Sccoiid Row: R. VVH, C. Klasi-k. Pa. F4-cond Row. C. Swciiscii, D. 'I'ricIu-ss. Pulco. Ii. Crvvmvald. B. Sroii. R, Kroiiv. D. Stl-xx-iisuii. C. W.irti-ll, Ii, 'l'yiiiis. R. Lviiarczak, Miss I. A. Storviuk. C. 'I'liorscii. VVaiiin', M. Hawkins. Third Row: VV. Purtipilu. P. Kriicg1vr. B. Third Rim: P. Hoffniaiin. D. 'I'aam-y, R. VVysockv. D. Schr. A. VVcvik, N. Hal- Staiitnii. N, Trapp. C, Swarisoii. C. vorsvn. I, Kucpkv. D. Wziciiiii. D. Ras- Rosciilratvr. VV. I.csi'Iiiiiski, C. Smith. miisscii, Ii. Larsvri. II. Rutli. Ifniirth Raw: C. 'I'rviicIi'I. C. IVIulwrIy. K. Ifuiirth Row: C. Clark. IU. VV.inki'. Rn-irihardt. D, Thorby. A. Powers. H. Pclz, C. 'l'raiitvr. I. Ilarti-II, I7. lirvd- Lcv. I. Waiicik. N, Lowc, L. Voss, A. ripksoii. Ii. Iiii, R. VVayda. I. Van I'Ianiiiivrstoiic, D. I.aMuiitagric. Iayolis. Ii. 'Il-cla. R. Kowalski. 641:55 0 I9 5-56 Mrs. iz. P. wright CAM 0 I9 6-57 Miss A. M. Andersen Mr. G. Higgins MRS. VVRIGHT lrmiil Row: G. Kqliis, Ci. iliiss, B, Swim. R, VVIIIIIOII, C. SCRICI, Pm. Ci.l.lI'cI. I.. Vin-num, Ci. Scli.irtcl. Si-com! Row: R. Sumlv. N. Sruiiv. lf. Irving, S. limitscn. Ni. Nowling, IX, Nnwlingi, M, Slmvik. Mrs. NVI'igIIlI. 'I'I1ird Rww: U. VVii'wol, I.. NVici':lvicki. VV. VVmnski. I., SL'Iih'l'illl, W, Biicli- lmlz, D. Lcilwr, C. Cliristimiscii, M Sti'ii1l.xi1f. linurlli Row: S. Von Uriisuk. R. Kwhir- kowski, A. Tlmiiipsorl, N. Klcmvncic. C, Stn-lnw, S. VV.i1'd.il1l. 'I'iimmillu, I. Iamus, I. XIVIIIQIIISUII. MESS ANDERSEN Front Row: M. Kuircliiick. I. Irion, R Lupoilr. N. Iciiscll, Hommin, Cair- low, D. Icilsvn, Suomi Row: C. Hurdcn. R. Golchcrt. I Ioliimiis, R, Rvuz, B, Ivnsvns, K. Iulm sun, Miss Amicrscil, Tliird Row: H, Hzxllinnn. R. Hm-im. S, Hamlcy. If. Iulmson. L. Holzwzxrrh, G Huluzl. H. Gullziksvn. T. Iolmson. If. Hulx'ui'si'ii. Fourth Row: I., Iohnsun. Hopkins, K. ' ' 7 G ltvniigivllstu. B. Kayser, Piuiirrzx. Riimv, S. Kopiiiski, C, Hvrluclw, Lawson. Hiiizingai. Q 3 Q MR. HIGGINS I'I'OIlf Row: WllI7S. Schvur, C. Zulim-ii, M. Svnkpivl, A. Hicrz, D. Smith. Sulmfwliuk. Svuoiid Row: Pzisclmll, Snydcr, I Todd. Pa. Skamiv, B. Suiycr, If. Sjoliil I. Slicll. R. Sprovicri. 'Third Row: Sp.mr, Znlillvll, S. Wair- ncku. T. Spoczynski. I. Sicwcrt. K Spuilglvr, L. Roszko. B. I1illlSk'Il, Mr Higgins. Fourth Row: A. Smith, Schovnfcld, S Williaiiiis, Kcsslcring, N. Spzxchmzm N, L. Spoimcr, G. VVcin1u-rgcr, R Slzivik. C. Zvvv, M. VVvstcrlwrq, M Kuta. F3 ' I 5500. 7 7956-57 MRS. MURPHY Alfur. Sammi Row It. Itrmgyllml. iv Slrmivr, I.Ifr1r:v.Cl.Z1lk1-,li X K qulx. S. I51mi1'ul1s. Zmxkx. I. Itrm-rsmx. R, AllLIl'l' -1 IXIIIIPIXY. I LI N VL K 51 x MR Pink xx uw. .' 4 Il 1 1 VV.u'11 x nl l , n nxx ,. ', , 1 .A i.,.l A- . ,1- . i. 1-1- 'I' . .. . ' HIIUKKI '. . . : '. 1. . ' ':. I 's, .I'wH I , K . ' ,. Q., . m' IlItIiI, In,SKIIIIIII.IJLS-l11'XYNIil 'S 1- -: 52-:: ,,.,' .- A3 I.. H.1r1Ixuv, Ch Pusluinl. I ' II.xrLIn1.1H. IP. Kohl, ll II1l.IYt'I', H. K.n'xx'n-.k1. G MRS. RAMSIEY Iinml Ruxvl, K11I1n,Cl,lh'111IvI'. IU. IXIm'.xmm, lfurd, I5. PIIII llpx, Siclku. III. QZAIIIIWINI. Fvuwxmd Run' TNI, INI.1x1, INI IMI' tmu. Cl. Urwwul A. II11lm'. St'QIt'I'IIl.lI'Ii, R. IN1ww, IU. Slmll I111g1n'r. IXIM, R.u11x4'V 'I'Im111i Run' IXI. l5ullux'.ur1. II. I,vI1:. A. Iupvl, I., P1n'n'l1ut.1. li. Skllxxmlz. A. Hvllz, R. C,r.xmn, IgL'tIll.lI':. I,. lwml ruksml. I:m1rlI1 Run' Iivllcr. Ii. KIJIKI nor. IVIIIQJ. If. IX'I1IIv1'. A. I3.11'r', XXm'I1rIv. R. Rulwrl Mm, C, SZ.lI.lkIl'I'. H. Iirmxm S FL I1IIlk'lk Iwl. MISS SIIYENBIQRU Iinmt Ruxx: Cf, fJSl1'l'IUl'I'QIt'I'. I,. Rudv, IVI. I7.u.n1lnxx'sk1, I INUIAIIIII. Il. f,5I4'I'III'A't'll. I IXI1I1tn, I,. IXI.151l111--xml. SUKUIMI RUM' IXIYUIN. IA-rw. R, IXI.uIl'.lIi. II, i3Ixull. INI. IXI.ur'ku-xxuz. IU. Kuxxzns. R. P1UI.luIl, P. Pr:x'l-vlxkl, IIIIIIIXI Rum' Mlm If. Snivxmlwlu. '11 lm-.1,Q..kN.,,1, I, s..1l.,,A.-il. Ii. RK'HIIil'I'. I IA'I1lIllllIl. I,. IXIxf?IlllfULIi, I,.lIVI.ll'L.l, Rl'IllIil'I'. Iruurth Rmv C. Olxzcwski, A. I,1II. I,. Ixm. Y. RlxkI11.lIl, Cf. IXI.11'Ixl1s, S. Prxvx. R. K.nsvl', 1 R.Noss.N.Iclvl'wl1.I5.Rlttrr, 61.5.5 C7 I956-57 Mr. G. Higgins Mrs. If. 'I'. Ruscnzwc' 0 -X5 MR. IIIIIMIIIIRUIIR IVII2. HIGGINS MRS. ROSENZWEIG IIIINI RI-w I7, I-wlmxm-xx, If. I'I1'uI4xm1, If. Irlrsl Rum II. SIVUIISU. INI. XXVIIIIIIIIIS, II. I 1l'sI Roxx: IXIa'ycr, IVI. IVIfCu11x'iIIu, IVI. Iluro. I3. QIIUIXII, I II.uI:1u11g1. IXI, IIJI' IIFIIVIIS. Collins, CfuIIil1x. Rlcs, U4 I'II'I'iIIUII.lIl. I,. l.mvlm-11, IUIIHSUH, R. Wuky IQ II,-Ml,-I-V Il, lI.IpIw11p1-, I7 IIm'u XVlII1I'X'. IA-Ml1111ski, N. 5Iu-II. KI. liz-vlw, V. I3111-LII, IIuxx'.u'II. VV. IVIvys'r, IIr.Iw. U. SLIIIXIIIIIII. fmxmwxxq IXIVS. II. Ibm-nmzxu-mg. F.-.umi Huw: If. I'I111pc1'n. Ulwuxv. I. SULUIILI Row: K, I7.un:kv. INI. Young. Fv,umI Ruw. c,'IIl'I'Il. C. I,n'III.um', II II.uIvl'. IXI. IIl'.lIIx.lI0, U IIUISIIIIIIIIU. A. ImImm, A. S.lXX'lk'I'iI, C, Ilncskc. C. N1-Imm, II. I,.umI1'um. IVI. ApuIi11ski, I cIIll'ISII.llI, I.. II.lI'llx'N, IILIQIUIIIIILIQ. II. Ii.lI'NIt'Il. IJ. Sxvmim-11. I2. SLIIIRIIIIIII. Imc, II, Rcum. ID. IJSIIIIIII, I,. I3.u1IicI1 IIl'mIv, If. IXIIxII'x'.lM'II. Ci, tXIIxIm'I'5Ull XXIIIQIIII. II. Uslcr. MV- II- IIl'lHII'4 'Sl - Illini Row: Mr. U. Iliggins. VV. Vnql-I, VIIIIIIXI Ruxx: Nll'ISL'Il. A. Km-pkc, Ii 'I'InxxI Run' I.. Iicuz. I7. Iluk. I3 Ilmkur, If. QDIIIVIVII. VV. PLWIIISUII. I7. Spnm. IT. Ium-S, IJ. ID-IXIUS. S. Ozunck. C. Lou II, I'sI.uIw, I. I'wcl1m. if I3vIlm'.I, I. SIIRILIQ, I. Iir.uu.111':x'Ii, If. IIusl.uI. N S. Ulm-11, O. I3mILI, VV. Mn-vclm, P IIuvI1m.'I'. I:.xI1vx. I,. II.-Il, IQ IIillxIl.HI.lIl. funk. II. 'I'Imx'::w11 I.1.1Iiupuu1ux, 'I'. I7wI.uI1. I, I7'Anml'v KELVYN PARK OFFERS YOU THE KEY TO LF EXPRESS Cl Sell-expression is the outpouring of the soul. It is a form of self-education that enables each of us to hnd his own place in the world Many go through life yearning for that goal, hungering forthe secret that will aid them in demonstrating some hidden talent. Only those who try many holds actually had the coveted key. The following pages show opportunities at Kelvyn in music, the fine arts, the arts of language, in science and the crafts for the fulhllment of character through self-expression. Not only can we discover ability, but furhish it, so we may secure the satisfaction that comes with accomplishment, and sharing what is ours with others, enjoy a fuller life f rx xc F fi W' b vi' Q ll, gli 1 5 , J' nb. vl , . 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Piclllrcss 1111- 1-t11to1'1.11 S1.t11: 11.1111 .11 work to 111001 1116 s11'.lt111l1C. 1111xx' x1.111 1IIL'll111Cl'S .1t 11111 topy 111-sk, 11111' Punthcr 1.211111 83 St1'o11 y11.11'tc1' IN 111 1111- 1'-lk'1ig1l'Ul111k1. 101111 1N11'x'1'r l'NP1.11I1S 1110 11110 pointx U1 p.111c 111.1k1'1111 to 1, group of 1't'1101'11'14S. ,1111l' 111'1111'i1111's of 1Ol1l'11.l1lSl1l .IFC rx- P1.Il1lt't1 to L111W 1'1'px1I'11'l'S 11V 1f111'11 Nt'15t1ll, 17.11111 511 .jclgfgnian lfucmxlty Advisor: l:l ilIlk'C5 ll. Sachs. C.111'1l1l111's:A111l.1llylk1'111.1,lfl1s.1l11'll1lVl111'.1w.4l41.Af1sisI.111ls2 lN'l.11lcl1111' Cl1'1111x'1'si, l2icl1z11'1l Scl111lI:. ll11s1111ws lNl.111.1111-1' Cl.1111l11l111 lVl111'1-7: Ass1sl.1111: l311l11'rl.1 liklil'I'. A11 l.1l1I111' 'l'1'1l l11l111s: Am1sl.1111s' l111'11' H11v1'rsl1'11, P111 l,1'pl1'y. Sp111'1xl'l1l1l111' lXl1-lx'111 Nuss. l'l1 I ll 111l1x M 1111111 lyk!! 11111 ' .1 .l '111l1y Sl1'11l1.111g1: Ass1sl.111t: All11'1'r11 A1l.1111, 111-1111.11 S1.1il lm' IW11 s1'1111'st1-rx' l11s1i1111 llI't'Llt'NL'Il. lVl.11'x' A1111 C11l11111l111, Lois l:l1'lIlYt'., l311l11r1w s1'11'. l211l1.1r1l R11l111k1'. C.1r11l 'l'11ll1'l's1111'. l5.11'l1.11'.1 VV1'1'l1.111, Phyllis XA7iIfiSl.. l 111-11 l1ll 51.1ll l111111111- x1-1111w11'1': N.1111x' A1ll111lI. A11111'l11- l31'XVy:1'. Cl.1111l1.1 lfll1s1111. lN11111y l:lYIlIl. K 11'11l1- 411-111-111-, I5.1l111ll1- llll, l311r111l1x' M11-l.1Q. A1111 lVl111'11:1'11tl1.1l1'1'. l,111111.1 Pass. lVl.11'1ly11 51111 1lII L111111111-111l.1l1l1' s1'1'x111'. Hl0GRAl,lllfR5 fllppcr lcftl SI.1111l11111 if. lXl111'1-2, l. ll11x'1'1x11111, U. lVli1'l.1s, l.. l11l111so11, Al 1111111 'X 1l llll Slllllll ll. XX1'1'l1.111, ll. S:v111.111sli1. l7. lloyd, C., f11'111'g1', l. l111, K.. ll111l1111'r1 C 'l'11ll1-lx1'11 A lVl111'11:1'111l1.1l1-r, l N ls1111.fN.llx1111. f,1'1111'1' l'1'11111: A. llyll41'111.1. lf. lVl111'.1xwki. KIQLVYNIAN SALESMIEN lLnwcr rightl l'11111I l311w' C. l. lXl1l111.1. N. Skllllfi. M, ll1'11r1ks1'11. Nl. 51l111lI:. ll, l31'11s1'l1. ll. Y1'1'.1. S1'111111l Ruxx' Cf. l'111l1111'1'1. CI. lil.1s1-k, P. lVl1' '1'1's. G. lVl11l111- xl1'11'11 M. l.ll-xlll'll1lll. ll. S.111'1xsl1, '. lim . 111 ll1111.ll1l. Sh' 1 . ll1lI'nl l211w. M, f111111'11y. C.. P11'lc1'tI, N. l1'11s1-11. Cf. Ulszcw- slu. l, VV.11111. Cl11x'1111. ll, Pctty. M. ll.111'1', N. P11011- 111-1' lf Q21-r111'ly. I.. I11l111s1111. C. ll1'11xx'111'. l'1111rll1 l?1m' ll. S1l111p11lsky, A, Slllllll. N. Cl11'isli1111. ll. 51'11.1. lf. S111l111. ll. l21111'1'. A. N11'wi1'1'11xx'sk1, A, SCI1111-i 1l11, ll. C1'11s1111, ll1111.111. ll. Rvlwili. -in r 1's1. ll, XN111111, I . A 1 . v 1 . 1 1 pilglt' 110 2 iuic C orum- onw Conomicd-oggrarg Jfiidfolnb CIVIC FORUM -- Sponsor: IVIiss Gallagher Commillcv .lt 'I'.1Ivlc: Klll'III. S. Stcnlumi. IXIcCinnis, L. II.mscn, R. RycI1lau'c:yk, C. Ccorgc. P, IIIWII. R, Snlmlli. Irmnt Ruw: Conn, U. VVmmI.xI, R. Rulmkc. C. 'I'In-in. R. Smith, R, IIimmL'I. C. Drutxxux Fvrmui Raw: Ii. Ifrnlzlcr. If. VV.1Itvr. I.. Spivql. If. 'I'urncr. C. IVIusk.uI, M. Schmm. D. INI xl'ln'I1S. ll, Yuullwr. C. Iiulmvrt. I. C.u'puuIur. IVI. I.m1slinc. IVI. I7ict1'icl1. 'I'I1ml Rmv' S. II.misLI1. V. P.. M. IfrkiIvI1.m, Prvs., I.. Cillwrtsvll, Svcy.. D. Amumlsvn, 'I'l'vns., IS, SZYIILIIINIQI. C. IICIlL'IX'L'IIII.I. C. Pvlcrsclm, Kvssy, IVI. Pozurski, M. Ccnuvvsi. L. Irox. II. INI.urlur.um, I. XV.u1ic, IXI. CIUIITUV. II. IISSIQI, C. Pt'kIL'I'SUll. S. Sturvik. I. Iorqcllscll. IU. II.1lw- Iwstmi. Miss M. U.1lI.xgI1rr. I'nul'lI1 Rnw: lI.IVI.1lx11sl1'm11.IVI.IiumI.1, I.. Iollnson, II. Iivr. A C. XXIIISUII. II. VVcl'I1.m. M, O'Ur.uIx'. INI. 'I'mI.ll1I. P. I.I-ploy, C, 'I'r.u1lI-r. C. IIu'Iiv1'. A. IIX'IIiL'lll-I, IVI. I I'ilcIl.l1'nI, KI.li0wsIii. Y. Ii.uI.1I.1. II. IVIIIIIIII. I.. I7l'llNZYIl5Iil, II, I..uyIIcn. A. ALI.llIl, C. Ifllisnu. I:1Ill1 Row: IVI. Snhultz. cjII.IIIIlL'l'S. R. Nnrkrl. A. I7cVVx':v. I.. Sllfllhlll. S. Syckuwskl. I. IIl'l'IlIIXYAlILI. II. I.IIIIx'llIN'l'gl, II. IIvCIl'.1:m. I. Kmllwm. I'Ic'Iin'l', I.lpIi0, P. Hn-kkc, M.ucUmmI4I. M SL'I1.lL'Ill0II. IU. Slvnlmmnq, II. I.l'xIx'l'L'l'. II, Clslo. If. KKISIIIIIR. IIOMII ECONOMICS CLUB Spunsur: Miss Ahern lf. Anllmunxz I.. III-Inn. I.. III-II1::1, IICVIIIQIIIII. II. III.1Iu', IVI. A. Iiulm. C. Clmristvxlsvll. I., I,'AIIlkIl'l', C. IIIIISUII. IVI. I:.uIcnm'. If. I:riI:Iu1', NI. IIUQISCII. Cnslill. II, lIulI.nml. S. Iu:'kiowi.':. R. Iiniscr, R. Kucluw. K. 1. I..lIIlt'III1l'l'1I. 5, I.. I.uI.us. II. IXI.ll'IUI'.lllU. IVIcyn'r' II. Miulli, II. Nt'XX'lll.lIl. R. Niukvl, C. Olson. R. I7auIdnx', A. Pn1'km'r. x 1 I.. Inss. IT. Il'IL'I'SOIl, IJ. I,IL'I'ZL'Il.lIfl, I. I7ur.l:inski, A. R.uI111. C. Rvilly, M. Russ. I. SI.1I1I. C. Slrclnw, A. VV.1I1I, R. XNIRIIIIC. II. Zilkc. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Spunsor: Miss Poltruck I:l'UIII Row: I.. Spivgl, M. Schultz. I. KI-ssy, S IiIm'ukm'x'. IITUIJII, II. 'I'r.ucy, It. Iurncr. SQVIUIIII Row' I'.. IVIlIII.lI'xI. SL'I1Ux'IlIx'I.I, I. Hopkins. II. Rvis. II. IIUILI. C. IVIlIuI.l, I. IIIIISVII. I., SXK'I.lIl'Ii. A. Spcur. I.. IVIuCIiuluck. If Lilwiqki. C. IDL'IL'I'Sl'II. W PAQICOI I 0gi0l'l 0 XHOIQOI' .S?U,6!Qlflf ZOUl'lCi ll.lemlwersliip in the l.egion is an honor based on scholar ship, rcrxyce. and promptness. Points are given for activities in cluhs .ind serxices, and a total of S0 or more points admits .i student into the org anizatiou. lVlrs. Nlaccallini has taken oy llze spoiisoisliip ol this large group since Miss Heinen left. l.lfUlON UI HONOR - Sponsor: Miss Heincn Cl' l:I'iiIll Row, M. Kuiida. lf. Nelson, Meyer. Litwicki. lf, lVlullard, M. lfide. li lNl.ilmstiom. ti. VX'.iryas, lf. lfritzler, M. Dietrich, lVl. Ott. A. Spear. ll. Feua. l.. p!'llSlYIlSlil. K toiul Row Md iuuus. S. Anderson, L, llehm. K. VVhitehead. C. Leesman. R. 5thull:. CI. George. C. lziohuerl. D. Martens, C. Moskal. M, Schroi 'N lluistiin N lioiuuig A lixlktmi i . ' t . V ' . . ' ' 4. C, Becker, Miss Heinen. llurtl Rim l., liaiiseii. ll, Sfyiuauslci. C, Petersen. lf. Hansen. ll. Lippmann. l. XX'.uiit, ii. llalllwet k. ll. Schild, M, Kieuoyesi. M, Haier, B. VVarneke l'i, Izssiii. Pres.. M. Conroy, l,. iiodlewski, M. llenrikseu. liourlh Row lN'l Stluillz. Clialniers, l.. Bellizzi, C. Strelow. R. Paddor, C ' it lt'iiiws1uX Kiliti R Nikll ltplcy A jtvhyt Q Stliuv , i. - Y. 141. . Cl'.,. i' . .I' 'V'Z'.., ll.uusili, lf. lNlui'.ixxslti. P. lVloss, M. Pritchard. N. Noliis. L. llezdeli I3 fliiiiiiulsen. . ' 4 ' Z ' . 1. illmiug, P, lieisler, li. lfrick l'iltli Row M l',I'liIl1'lI.lll.R Rycluut yk C VV sou. ll. l?u'r:cli.il.i. S. Stenluud. lieruklaui. Ci. lallieulwrg. A, lVlueu zeiiilialeix C.. liniiiter. lireiiuwald. li. llecker, D. Ciaess. K. Christeuse hi tititlseu. l'.. lxostiuli, fii'u'siux'er'. R, lliiiiiiit-I. The highlights of the Councills activi- ties this past year were a clothing drive in conjunction with the P.'l'.A. for the youth of lVlonteliore, and thc remedving of the Ventilating system in thc locker rooms. A plan was adopted which will re- sult in: ill school-wide election of Cfoun- cil otiicers, with candidates nominated hy the Council: t2l rights of nominees for delegate positions to refuse nomination: t,3l immediate action on all matters brought to the governing hody. STUDENT COUNCIL - Sponsor: Miss Nemec At Desk: 'l'hompson, P. Solmo. lf. Nelson. Sec y., N. Flynn. Pres.. standing. Front Row: Ci. Thorseu. Ianseu. M. lfredrikseu. li. 'l'r.icy. lf, Top, R. Smith, lf. KOSlIllli. Second Row' Litwicki, lf. Hansen, C. VVilluuug. P. flstergreen. A. llulvlvard. lf. lwullartl. A. lirand. R. Osth. Third Row: l,, Nedrilwo. Schoeufeld. P. lieiuitki. lVl. l'mertucci, Ci. Schaffer, P. Moss, VV. lliutliliolz. Ci. rlomaseli. Standing Back R. Schultz. A. llrato. an Iflfl0I l.C6llfl ug FAN AMERICAN CLUB - Sponsor: Miss Andersen Top Picture: Bottom Picture: llronl Row: l.. Steger. C. lX1olwrly, Cl. 'l'rendel, K. Reinlmrdr. Front Row: P. Ross. Pielrzyk. Dchn. lVl. Center. VVzinic. N. lcnsen. I.. lVl.ignusson, 'lf Cnmpisi. VV. Pnrtidilo. G. N. Ohcrgvft-Il, lVl. Lonstine. P. lniyden. S. Kloeckner, ll. Schooley. C. Lesson. M. l.ouchios, G. Anderson, ll. VV.ir- Pold, P. lensen, 'llisdaihl A, Spear. I.. Swintck. D. Prornk. 'WIWV SPN-'V' IMWSUII- M- Pl'lVf'5V'l' Second Row: lj. Kopinski. P. Przylwylski, Todd, lVl, Pncniiowf Second Row: M. Kuhn. ll. liwhxtkowski. R, Block. R. Sluvik. ski. lf. Hansen. R. Wu. M. Myers, I. Sk'g1l'I'IIldI'k, A. Hume, ll. lilor. ll. Slack. Kurth. M. Spink. I.. llehm. K. VVhite- ll. Sknnre, ll. Olson, Cl. Stroller. ll. Cliceiiwailcl. lVl. Lopez. hi-nd, l.. I.iljegi'en. I.. lieztlck. ll. lfrickson. lVl. Siegel, lf, Snyder. lilW'fklN '- MN AWl l'N'll- 'l'hird Row: P. Pnlsios. R. lVl. Costn, lVl. Clreenguist. Cl. Clnslnl' 'l'lnrd Row: l.. Piccliotn. ll. Christensen, P. Pmrcs, C. llerhiche. son. I.. Uodlewski. D. Dunkel. P. Ostergreen, U, H.illlu-ck, K. Zorgcr. M. lVlilchell. P. Iensen. ll. Brewer. D. Pit-r:chuI.i, B. lfmerson, M. lupin, M. Senkpicl, K. lohnson. Keller, N. llorning. ll.irtcll. lf. lX'lillet, lIt'I'I1liltlll. R. lliolinski. C. Swensen. A, Kzillum, Mika. R- fll1lHll 'Nl'U- CUVIWI- M- Alm- Fourth Row: G. Cieknnowski. C. Sznfnder. P. Heinicki. N. lfonrlh Row: C. Kleinschmidt. C. lfgelnnd. P. Cnmlwron, C. Andersen. R. lVIiller, ll, DeCostei'. G. Rowe, ll. Send, P. Ustei'herger. S, llnnley. L. Ros:ko. Uricsinyer. H. Cieslnk. Lenz. A. Topel. Cnrlow. l. lfnves. R. L.iPont, C. Ynles. P, Krueger, I., Rndtke. R. llollnnd, U. Chresain. lf. Dnniel- Litwielzi. Nleyer. l. ll.inr.1hnn. I1 Snyder. sen. Kot-pkc, C. lJr.itxx'.i, ll. lohnson. I., Plocinski, V. Snhlin. PAN AMERICAN CLUB . . . As the strains of 'flielito Lindo float out of Room 205, another meeting of the Pun American Club draws to ai reluctant close. Members study the individual countries. learn their lively runes. operate ai newspaper and magazine exchange. and correspond with high school students from the I.IlllIl American republics. An annual affair of the club is ai Christmas party. Paige 63 rencA ana! Jaffa Cfugzi I FRENCH CLUB - Sponsor: Mrs. Wright Front Row: A. Brato, W. Bier, Secy.. D. Duchay, N. Puettner. D. Mielas, Treas., D. Amundsen, Pres., Chalmers, V.P. Mrs. li. VVright. Second Row: C. Lorentzen, W. Harley, D. Spahlincer. F ' K1 ritze. N. Stone, S. Ferg. B. Salyer, C. Cramer, S. Anderson, Huart, C. Freyer. Third Row: I. Knrth. N. Baker, B. Schmidt, C Kauth F Cade I' S ina. I. ttenhaug. I. Hopkins. E. Nielsen C Burbankl B- B I ie enherg, V. Kalata. E. Isaacson, K. Kearney, N. Mezydlo. Fourth Row: D. LalVIontagne, D. Barrette. Barrettte. D. Mc- Guire, Pritchard, Ziemba, D. O'Connell, R. Sabel, D. Snyder. D. Underwood, C. Bordelon. Le Cercle Francais is actually two clubs in one. The advanced and first year French class s h . e ave their meetings separately on Fridays during their I c ass periods. However, they work together as one club to sponsor projects. This year they sold carna t. . . . ions on St. Patricks day to provide funds for a music scholarship. The French Club und h , er t e sponsorship of Mrs. Edith Wright helps to promote understanding and appreciation of French cust . oms and culture. Page 64 WWW 3.1 LATIN CLUB - Sponsor: Mrs. Dykes Front Row: D. Harrod. E. Wzxlter. M. Kunda, M. Dietrich I Ho an S S l gt . .. .ten und, F. Pruszynski, Felski. C. Yates N. Providence, V. LaMarca. S. Storvik. Q.. ' -ccond Row: I. Blorklund. R. Mininni, C. Petersen, Kessy D. Kudsk, E. Mullard. A Harhak L Voss I W ' 'k . . . . olci. D. Bates. Mrs. F. Dykes. Third Row: A. Amos, S. Anderson. N. Esser, B Tracy C Flli son, I. Wanic. A. Hylkema, D. Pierzchala, H. Hallnian, A. Powers. R. Kolderup. I. McGinnis. Fourth Row: S. Fetz, B. VVarneke. D. LaMont, C. Tranter. I Griesmyer R Himmtl D Pl lc H . . , . '. . ac o. anrahan. I. Bernk- lau, C. Foss, R. Berggren. P. Chresan. The Latin Club, under the capable direction of M .D k rs y es, has become one of the most successful clubs at K.P. It aims at a better understandin of Q Latin culture and its influence upon the modern I wor d. This year the club was most honored in hav- ing such an interesting speaker as Mrs. Murphy describe her visit to Rome and show colored slides. ...a,,Zf2 IWW . QI lfl'lCll'l CVM f X cgi Sponsor: Mr. Bock Front Row: R. VVoznizik. R lillingsen, V. Avello, P. Hoff mann. R. Kraicir. G. VVordal G. Thein. Scutzilli. Vik, Scheer. C. Zahnen dor, M. Kundzi. B. Knorr. C Strelow. Roberts, B. Hecht, S. Paulsen M. Reichel. D. Lippmann, A. Penny, M. Genovesi. G. Malmstroni. l. lnnsen. Fourth Row: I. Iorgensen. C. Medin, M. Ott. C. Deckler. L. Bellizzi, C. Schulz, G. Schuett. D. Kudsk. D. Phillips, V. Rickman. A. Hylkeina. Fifth Row: C. Kuecker. M. Kel- ler. B. Aylward. C. Posert, L. Kotarski, R. Andersen, W. Berterinann, C. Leesman, D. Evensen. Brizzolara. C. Becker. Front Row: W. Bucliliolz, li. limpero, K. Spengler. A. Bart, T. Iohnson. T. Bieze, E. Sem- lor, R. Males. Second Row: N, Coan. L. lVloel-- lenbrink, lnnus, R. Schultz, N. Christian. li. Stahl, lf. Gut. I. Zahnen, A. Frogner, M. L. Williaiiis. Third Row: D. Smith. I. Ho- mann. S. Williziiiis, A. Lill. l, Bernklau, D. Pierzchnla. N. Horning. C. Toniaszewski. B. Catoniy, M. Henriksen. Fourth Row: M. Beisler. P. Bvisf ler. C. XNillining. A. Streclter, G. Totino, li. Iohnson, I. Schoenfeld. l. Lake. Helnier, A. Sarich, U. VVirwol. Fifth Row: MacDonald, P. Brekke. M. Iapko. K. Christen- sen, R. Thomsen, F. Reis. M. Steinlauf. F. Thode, I. Stahl, A. Muenzenthaler, L. Sorninn, G. Lillienberg. Every meeting of the German Club opens with the enthusiastic singing of Gaudeamus lgetur. On April 15th the parliamentary aspects were completed speedily in order that the entertainment numbers could be presented before the end of the meeting. Marcia Ott played Moonlight Sonata. Marilyn Kunda and Gail Thor- son played a beautiful violin and piano duet. Marilyn Pacanowski rendered a chalk talk that caused the entire membership to roar with laughter. The 8:25 bell rang altogether too soon. and the German Club members bade each other 'Ind Mr. Bock. their sponsor, 'AAuf Wiedersehen until the next meeting. Page 65 Second Row: M. Haier. S. Stor- A. Smith. Roddel. R. Pad: Third Row: N. Anholt. D. Jcgfyn pfagem ana! .fdrf ell 'is re-creative work The Kelvyn Players has born fruit in creative as W 1. this year. Former president. Pete Solmo, wrote this year's fire prevention skit, a one-act play- The Ghost of Rockingham Castle. and a radio script- ulieyond the Moon, all of which were produced. Augie Brato also has written a very promising longer play. To continue the-aheml-Shakespearean tradi- tion. The Ghost of a Shown is being produced, Congratulations to Mrs. Sachs. our sponsor, August llrato. president, Conrad Dratwa, vice president. Carol Yates, secretary, Pat Boyd, treasurer, and all members. The Art Club. sponsored by Nlrs. Ethel Adams. is a group of potential Rembrandts who work on an assembly-line basis producing art work for the entire school. This year the Art CQlub has handled the publicity ofthe lei sale, orchid sale. and school plays: it has also designed modern copper enamel jewelry. The ' ' fdent, Henry Stack. vice-presi- ollicers of this efficient club are: Pat Lepley, piesi dent, Gloria Rees, secretary, and Ioyce lloversten, treasurer. KELVYN PLAYERS Sponsor: Mrs. Sachs Nl. llaier. P. lloyd. A. llrato, C. Dratwa. U. Uncliay. R. lfcker. lf. l.. llansen. R. llnnt. l.. Mafllllitsvtk. lj. Mlm'l.ls, C, orez. lf. Nelson, li. Puleo. I, Putmen. U. Rees. li. Reis. ll. Sena, M. Siegel, D. Solmo. S. Stenlnntl, ll. 'l'r.icy. Vel ski. C. Yates, ART CLUB Sponsor: Nlrs. Adams ' A 7 :torn Row: M. Spink, M. lol sler, Ki. 'l'liorsen, N. Provi tlenye. Radke, M. Scliroin. R. Nu kt-1, K. XxYlllll'lll'tlLl, lj. Nlartens, C. George. Fecond Row' lf, llansen. Ki. Krueger, Porazinski. V, lai- Marca. VV.nnc. Ci. lfllison. ll. VVerlian. A. Spear. R. Mil- ler. lVl. 'l'iscli.n't. A. Schneider. Totino. A. Strecker. U. Pier: cliala. M, Knntsen. ll. Olson P. Swartz. fi. Cliilver. A Maske, C. Koennecke, M Pritchard. ll. llolland. Fourth Row: M. Leilier. C. l,un Vvyze, L. Sorinan. ll. VV.inki P, Lepley. Ci. Rees, fini B Pagt- 66 I . if Third Row: M. VVilli.nns, Ci. dell. ll. lfrickson. N. llorning P Mniss. llernklan. A. Ile land. lf. llansen. lloversten fd Q l 0LU UNC! iQ ,0QI'Cli0I 5 Sponsor: Mr. Barr loo, VV. Flood, Gricsmycr R. Himmcl. F. Kamminga. R sou, R. Pischkc. K. Thomas R. Wtuziiirik. Front Row: Anderson, F svn. F. Stotz, R. VVozuiak. Second Row: R. Himmcl, N holt. A. Fctz, Gricsmycr VV. Flood. Third Row: D. McGuire, Mr ski, C. Kucckcr, Chalmers G. VVorclal, L. Martwick, C Nielson, R. Wziydzi, VV. Benz Fourth Row: D. Cislo, F Rcnsch. F. Kamminga, R Pischkc. R. Hageman, T johnson. R. Anderson, R Krajcir. VV. Dilloo, K Thomas, lf. l lillVOl'Sl'Il. STAGE CREW . . . Adjust the sound . . . just a little bit louder . . . thaaaat's it. Firlelll This is a not unfamiliar refrain with the boys of the Stage Crew-an or- ganization which donates service to the school unselfishly in the way of caring for the RA. system, stage lighting, and, in general, seeing that the mechanics of all productions run smoothly. The stage crew is under the guidance of Mr. Barr, who trains and assists the boys. MOVIE OPERATORS AND TAPE RECORDERS . . . Hustle up to 309. Mrs. VVright wants a movie for her French class this period. You can use the third floor projector. ln this manner films and tape recording machines are sent on their way to the classroom every period of the day, five days a week. Scheduling is car- ricd out by visual education secretaries. This semester the Projectionists' Club was initiated at Kelvyn by Mr. Barr. Page 67 R. Audvrscii, W. Benz. VV. Dil- Krajcir. D. McGuire-, C. Nivl- VVolfard. R. Sonoc, R. Elling- Suydcr. I. Iohaims, N. An- D. L. Barr, B. Lvdvrcr, Fel- v 2,2 WA I Awww Sponsor: Mr. Polk Iirout Row: I., Hero. V. liill-llil, IVI. lizileone, C, Ilohuert. C. Reilly, C. Georgie. IU. IVI.u'Ivi1s. lf. lI.uiseu. U. I,.1Morit Seeoml Row: liloppe. IJ. Aniiiiidseu. IVI. Reiehel. lfdgly. V. Pioutek. IVI. Ilietrieh. Il. Szyiimiiski, N. Andersen 'l'Iiii-II Row A.Ilammersloiie,Cl.'l'otiuo.lf.Churchill,l2.P.xddor,M.Peterseu.C.I:oss.C.I'11il1rlw.I..Cv.i4le. ll l'm.ites. lfourlh Row, Ci. Iireyer, lluurt. S. Vonllrgisek. IVI. Alni. llernkluu. P. Ilmres. I.. C.irpenter. Il. Kee. C. VX'ilson. lfrout Row ll. I.i.ikopoulos. S. 'l'omp.i. I.. Nedrvlio. L. Selmclit. A. Auqello. Kiiumetli. I. Ciriiseliow, I.. lwielhzzi Cl. Strelow. Suomi Row: Il, Cin-eiixx'.ild. ll. Puleo, U. Foluio, Dehu. IVI. Ciesluk. IVI. Iluier. P. l'u'eiteiisteiii. lf. Sunuivlseii. Ihirnl Row: NI. Clit, Il. lyekosou. IVI. Oster. A. Spear. Litwieki. A. Shufer. lf. VV.1lter. S. Anderson. Cf Koulm lfourih Row I.. Ili-liiii, C. IDI-ekler. I.. llezclek. fi. Christensen. C. Chilyer, C. Petersen. Ryan. IU. Mir-l.is. P. lloyd M. Ciorlseu. The Kelyyn Park Girls' Chorus has iust Hnished another successful yezir under the excel- lent clireelion of Mr. l.eonzirel Polk. They have done outstanding work in school assemblies the Spring Festival and the Annual City Competition. The oflicers of the Chorus zirei Carol George, president. Arlene Shafer. vice president, Dair- lene Aniumlseu, seeretziry, Dorothy Mielzis. treasurer. Pat lloyd. historian. Carole llohuert und lVIz1rlene Falcone. lihrzirizms. The Cluh song this year is Youll Neye1'VVailk Alone. Page bo -JC! ' f LY? l OPU5 The Mixed Chorus had one of their busiest and most successful seasons. The officers are: Gil Sorensen, president, Fred Kallsen, vice-president. Marilyn Godsen, secretary, lerry Mroczkowski, treasurer, Lois Hansen, historian, and lo Ann Stenhaug and Mariorie Siecker, librarians. This year under the direction of Mr. Leonard Polk, who took over the leadership during the absence of Mrs. Florence Love, the Mixed Chorus gave a number of performances in and around the Kelvyn community, in addition to many performances at school assemblies. The culmination of all their efforts was the Annual Spring Festival. They learned a large selection of songs for the Festival: Madame Ieanettef' a variety of Negro spirituals, 'AThe Toreadoru from Carmen, A Tribute to Rombergf' and the Ulrlallelujah Chorus. The membership would like to thank Mr. Polk for the wonderful job he has done for the Mixed Chorus during the year. Front Row: L. llansen, l. lin. C. Delli, A, Frogner, Zahnen. A. Lill, Tisdahl. M. Kunda. l. Roddel. Second Row: D. lfvensen. A. Strecker, G. Schniotzer, Mroczkowski. VV. Schultz, C. Heliner I. Corbin, N. Puettner. Third Row: L. Radtke. G. Toniasek. G. D. Larsen. B. Thomsen, C. Dratwa. Caprio. Schooley, R. Andersen. G. Barnes, A. Halvorstn A. Mischke, I. DeVVyze. L. Kurek, N. Providence Front Row: D. Harrod. B. lfinerson. V. LnMnrca, L. Swiaitek. P. Swartz. Second Row: C. Zahnen. L. Magnusson, Stenhaug. K. Reinhardt. Nelson, B. VVerhan, S. Toinpa. L. Schxvarz. ll. Vvarneke. Third Row: C. rl'0llhlSZl'XN'Slil, lf. Nielsen. li. llansen. C. Kueeker, I. Ianus, B. Ritter, L. Moellen- brink, G. Trendel, A. Harbak. A. Schneider. 'i A Y 15' A 4 'X Mr. Leonard Polk 1 .gil Page 69 - A 0 PCA 0.5 l l1 'S Sponsor: Miss Fischer Percussion Section: Ci. VVo1'1l.1l, I. I:It'IhtI11'I', IT Ulxvn VVooclwind Section: Ci Rmw. INT II1II. N. P1-11'1'x1111, KI I7o:o1xI41, I I.111w11 S1ringScction: l:1'11111 Rim Ci. 'III11-111, Ci. Pow1'1 IJ. I3111I1.1x', li 'I'I1111w11 S1-1111111 Row. K. K1'.11'111'x'. fi. Nv.llt'N. 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IIIL' fI1'k'I11'NIl'.l Il.lk IWIHVULI for 111.111v LISSOIIIIWIICS, 'I'l1c11' most INI'lIIlilI1f 1'111I1'.1xo1' xx'.1s II11' .'Xl1Illl.lI SIWVIIIEI Iicstivnl 411 XVINCI1 111z1ny 111sp11'111g scIcc11o11s xx'c1'c pI.1vc1I. Iglll 11 IS 1111 .1Il l1.11'1I work :mal p1'.1c1'1cc. MilI1y' ilI'C 1110 111111's xx'I1c11 1I1c1'c IS .1 11111 j.1111 evasion in 5l 3. P.1g1c 717 we BEGINNERS BAND At Drums: Ci. Halllmeck. F. Ness. Front Row: M Henriksen, E. Yankoe. Lippniann, B. Hecht. Kudsk, li. Mullard. C. M. lilwerliardt. l'. Cergely, D. Roberts. of n Second Row: P. lieisler. C. Williiiiiiii. S. Hanley. E. Rakowski. R. Metzger, li. linipero. Leesinan. C. Egeland. C, P. Iensen. 'l'hird Row: 'lf VVliitaker. S. Lein. ll. Sehild, R. Berggren. R. Hunt. I. Reniker. W, Reniker, ll. Ericson R. Delli. B. Knorr. ll, Sena. ADVANCED BAND At Drums: S. Ferg, R. Kraenur Front Row: M. DelCampo, M. O'Crady. C. Pederson l. VVanic, S. Stenlund. B. Defirazio. Meyer. N. Olwergefell, P. lensen Second Row: V. Piontek, B. Kerber, N. Horning, B. Bielenberq R. Kowalski. Crandall li. Hansen. L. Hansen. A. Amos, R. Wu. Third Row: I. Griesmyer. T. Reniker. P. Blackwell. F, VVolfard C. Tomasek. L. Pescli. M. Tiscliart. P. Meyers. A. Maske. I. Bernklau. Fourth Row: l. Hartell. lillison. L. Kotarski, Lovejoy. R. Smith, Christopher. lf. Kostiuk, D. Placko, li. Danielsen, V. Sahlin. To the three of learning there should be added another making it rcadin, ritin, rithmetic. and rhythm, for rhythm has become an important part of our school curriculum. The fine musical education that students in the Bands receive will lead many of them to future jobs in music. But, for the time being, it offers them a great deal of fun and personal satisfaction. After the last echoes of A fade away, Miss L. Frances Fischer raises her baton and the music begins. Songs such as the Merry Men Overture, and Sousa's rousing march, A'Semper Fidelisf' are some of the many types that can be heard in 313 every day during the eighth period. Adding much to the Band are the two new euphoniums recently added to the many instruments already owned by the school. Page 7l KELVYN PARK OFFERS YOU THE KEY TO Happiness depends hrst of all upon health. The Physical Education Department, K Klub, and Girls' Athletic Association are representatives of K.P.'s health program. Our athletic teams foster the spirit of sportsmanship and co-operation. Their record in competition with other city teams is an honorable one. Through various intra-mural activities, instructional films, and hygiene pro- grams Kelvyn stresses the fact that a sound mind stems from a sound body. Every Kelvyn student acquires an understand- ing of the functioning of the human body, and the principles upon which its normal healthful functioning depend. These if put to use through- out his entire life will guide him to a salubrious happy existence. K., N' VM JEL! -Rim-:AWE-. ilanumms.,:'.. A N A -if 3 2 a 1 . . Ng . .T QT' ty. fd. xr... 'U' , :a vail-5, .Q 0 1:2 fllfx' , X i, iff i ' Q .R ' g n ,gj ii iii 9 N 52:6 'E ia: . av X 59' fi i . ' 5 H33 'lg X :SX Q at x .Q as . A . Q f 'L vi , 532 fa wil 'I 'J 1 I sf ' , N ,, 4 x - +5 af ff 5 s k ,S 4 ,.,.. 3 V 5: X , ,xxx , xt ll 65. Q ff.-:,, as ' ik la Kal 'Ref vi , Y 'ills -0 ll' sigh' V iv- lj! fi it l J! D ., , : - 1 , 0 z . ' + Qi' 'j Q: 1 ,l Q IC -F ' z K A ,er ia V I A x , lx ,,,. W U ' X SMX Ln., 5 3 .. --Q. Q ,.,.I ' K4 - . 5 ,L I ' N s. -.Q---..... 570,,fL,,. ff lam FOOTBALL TEAM - Couch: Mr, DcVVyze lfroiil Row R.C.1pi-io. R. iuliigyliviti. VV. iloiiwixmii. Ni. Nuss. Co-cnptniil, D. I..irM'11, C Pvtvrm Il Fi-toxui Roxx. U, Mitlml. Lovcioy, Ci. Sn'l1ooicy.C. Cmuiic, li. 'I'hoLh'. Cuprio. ihmi Ron ii, Cl.-pp. if. Ciizynski. Molinv, A. Hzihorscii. Pupils, Pwll. A. Prchh-. lwwurlh Roxx A. i.:i'sZi'wski. i,clii.im'. it, iimriivs, Cv. iiiuriliivis. pI'ilL'i14ll'ki. it. livlkv. if ii04'III.llI. li. l:I't'QiI'Ii'iNl'Yl. VVhilc the crowd rozlrcci, Kcivvnis fighting clcvcn xvcnt on to zmothcr victorv. iDCi'L'.lI iiist docsirt sccm to hc in thc X'0CiliWlliill'V of Coach DCVVVZQ. This is thc sccomi timc in thrcc yczxrs that hc has scnt thc footlmlfl team into thc plfzyotfs. in the iirst two practice gumcs with Foreman amd WiliiCI', Kclvyn trounccd lmili hx I scorcs oi 5215 amd 57-O, in that order, Art Lzcszcxvski sparked thc i7tmthcr's ticicnsm with Icrritic linc-hacking. This gaiincci him an :iii-scction hcrth ziiong with Nici Nilss .im ical Sinclair. Nuss :md Sinclair proved to hc thc Sczlson H hiqgcst scoring thrcglt. thlciw Pctcrscn, hard running fullback, priced the Foreman QHIIIC hy scoring two toucliciowns TUMBLERS C, Olsvu. ii, li1t:p.itr1t k. IJ. AIlLiI't'-l5l'Il. CHiflfRLlfADlfRS fiiockwisc' V.hh'cci1. .XV.uhi. iiwilviislviii. K You, Pm, Nmiolskl. C. 'lbllt-iwii. Pi N A p I,. . Pagiv 7-i joofgaf muiew Kelvyn won the first section game, a tough one, from Marshall, 14-2. Highlighting this game was Art fllergerl Czeszewskfs 60 yard touchdown on an intercepted pass. To Taft, Kelvyn lost a heartbreaker. and its first loss of the season. by a score of I4-6. The next game was an entirely different story. The Panthers came from behind two times while going on a scoring rampage. Wzlrren Bouwmans Une quarterbacking and the inspiring defense of the linemen led by George Brauneis. stopped Aniundsen cold. Nuss scored three touchdowns and two extra points. The final score was 26-19. ln this game Donald fleemen, veteran lineman. dislocated his shoulder. They then showed Roosevelt how after an 80 yard kickoff return by Nuss. This was all Kelvyn needed: again the score showed Kelvyn on top I8-6. The Panthers. weak from the loss of lleemen and plagued with injuries, went on to lose to Stein- metz .52-6. Nuss scored the only touchdown which gave him the top spot for scoring in the White Section. Despite this loss, Kelvyn went hopefully into the playoffs against flarrison, but were bowled over to the tune of 48-O. Despite injuries, Kelvyn showed that it was capable of winning the tough ones, and should do the same next year. Among the re- turning lettermen are George llrauneis, next year's captain. llerman Clepp, Don lVlichal, Earl ,,...,,,..,....-nv Gizynski, Frank rllhode. lanies Moline, lack l.el3lanc. and Erwin Zielke. ll ex, gclffefgaf - eniorzi ana! .grad -5010A SENIOR TEAM FROSH-SOPH TEAM Standing: Mr. P. Brownstein, Coach, G. Brauneis. li. Zielke, F. Kainininga. C. Petersen, W. liouwnian, G. Harrell, B. Parke. M, Caplan. Kneeling: M. Castranova, I. Papas, B. Barron, W. Colbeck, B. Paris, B. Andersen. T. Dare. Ci. Larsen. Standing: Mr. R. Frank, Coach, F. Reis. Borys, Koepke, D. O'Connell, C. Smith. M. Stein- lauf. Barron. liner-ling: S. Mann. P. Krueger. VV, Pranglc, R. Hunt. As Kelvyn's basketball season comes to a halt. we look back at the records of the teams and individual players. The season record for the Varsity was 3 wins and 7 losses. The Frosh- Soph Team duplicated this feat. It was a bad season for both of the Kelvyn quintets, mainly because of the lack of height and that old hindrance to a high school team-reserves. Kelvyn did, however, defeat Manley, Tuley. and Crane. They lost to Wells, Austin, Foreman, Steinmetz, McKinley, and Marshall. Warren Bouw- man was the team's high scorer with l70 points, Bill Colbeck, the team captain. was always in the thick of the fight and near the end of the season began play- ing the kind of ball that inspired the rest of the team. Little Barron was the sparkplug ofthe team. He scored 31 points in the Manley game and was also chosen on the section team in city. Barron and Colbeck. bv the way. were second and third in team scoring: Poopsie had 136. while Willie had l23. Paris, Hartell. Petersen, Zielke. and Parke played good clean ball all season. Mann, O'Connell, and Krueger were high scorers on the Frosh Team with 76, 63, and 42 points in that order. Page 76 'ii +X ' X X s ,v A . xxx,--- 7 A 5 5 if lf' 1,3 'gtg H554 N iz., 535+ ' vw ' ,, f B Q K -:Qi ' .. -. S. xffg, 4- . f'. ' vnn is :fam W. Kercher, G. Brauncis, W. Buchliolz, C. Peter- sen, M. Stcinlauf. B. Southern, G. Ford, I. Conn. Kelvyn's Tennis Team got off to a run- ning start by trouncing Schurz and Lane. After these impressive wins the team is looking forward to one of its most success- ful seasons. Lgzafing vam L. Radtke, F. Stotz. R. Peterson. G. Braumis R. Arscncau. Flashing skates and a second place tie with Senn ended a very successful season for Kelvyn's Skating Team. Kelvyn will still be well represented next year despite the graduation of Fred Stotz. Next year's team will consist of George Brauneis. Robert Peterson, Roger Arseneau, and Leroy Radtke. Z?mA.J! flaw. Front Row: R. Benson. Papas. H. Baird. Capt.. A. Czeszewski. lVlcConnell. M, Erkilctian. Second Row: R. Fautsch, L. Radtke. D. Lcdna. G. Sorensen, N. Sorenson. G. Hartvll. Third Row: L. LalVlontagne. R. Melville, C. Clary, D. Thorson, B. Lenski, R. lVlalcs, lVlr. R. Frank. Coach. This year's Baseball Team was under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Frank, replacing Mr. Weintratib who was not able to return as coach. Five lettermen returned: Henry Baird, Myron Erkiletian. Larry LaMontagne, Iames McConnell, and Iames Papas. The captain of the team was Henry Baird. a veteran of two years. He shared the pitching laurels with Larry LalVlontagne. Iames Papas is currently leading the team with a batting average of 380. Qther boys proven capable were: Charles Clary, George Hartell, Don Ledna, Norman Sorenson. Ronnie lVlales. Robert lVlelville, David Thorson, Robert Lenski, Anthony Miceli, Gil Sorensen, Donald Christey, and Leroy Radtke. Page 78 CC 77 .JKKLLLA an . BOYS' K KLUB Sponsor: P. Brownstein llroill Row: D, l.arsi'u. llarrou, A. clZK'SIt'XX'Slil. C. lletvrsun. l.. Ai1tlioi1y,SgI..il Aims ,l, . I: r.. . Larollo, hlgr., . l uihiltsi n. Pit s. Nl. Nuss. VP., l.. Roggatz, Suty.. I. Kallas. VV. l'mouxx'm11. Svcoml Row: R. llt'XAlYZm'. l7i'fi'l'Siwl1 ll. Pick. R, limi-llo. A. Crvss. Cl. llraimeis lv. ll.lI'Ilt'S, A. ll-llXUI'St'll R. ljolil, C:lISllIll.lIl, lf. Slotz. l7.l'mi'oxx'i1sti'ii1, llllliril Row: VV. Collu-ck, R. lleusou. ll. lVlichal, R. Caprio, ' 1 Nl. f..ipl.u1, lapas. lN'l. l'li'luli-Ii.m. I. lN'lcCoum-ll, ll, Paris, R. l..u1ght-ltl, C. Cauclle, I. Caprio, C. Clary. l'ouVlh Row: I. lNloluu', ll. lxvalv. 'l'. Himlair, lf. ficlke, li.'l'l1otft-. Il.C1It-pp. l.. t1i-xuslu. R. Aiscm iu ll. llt'A'lIl.lIl. GIRLS' A'l'HI,lf'I'IC ASSOCIATION - Sponsor: Mrs. Hitch lf. A.IllllllLlNt'Il, bl. ll.llt'l'. C. lit-c-kt-i'. P. llwisler, C. Bolmert. Crandall, N. Denton, D, Duchay. C, lfllisou, ll, lfriclison. bl. Ct-novcsi. l., Cilbcrtseu. Pres., S. llanisch. lf. llanscn, P, llvj uicki. A. llyllwma. I. Kaese. Kcilrow, C. Kouba. G. Lillienberg. I. Litwicki, D. lVlcSlwa. C. lhlltkllll. C. bloskal. A, lXllIt'IlZt'Illl1illl'I'. M. Ott. G. Rees. V. Rickman. M, Ritter. R. Ryclilarczyk. l.. Scl1xx'ar:, lf, 'l'urui'r. Walker. lf. Vvalter. V. Pres. The K Klub is the highest school organization in athletics, and is thc goal ol' every sports-minclecl boy. Under the sponsorship of Phil llrownstcin. thc K Klub played host to the fabulous 'Al larlem Globetrottersn at Lane High School gym. This was certainly a treat for the students of Kelyyn Park. Any girl is eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. Each girl records the points she gains for various athletic activities in a handbook. Alter reaching a total of 1.000 points within a period of not less than two years. she may join the Girls' HK Klub. Page 70 I QQ if? x W X 5 X iqup v ,D-wg In d., . W ,1 TQ ' f I iw. Qs M YE T A .Q 3 i v k L fgbllgng bln!! Ki? 06114115 BOWLING CLUB Iiout Row: M. Henriksen. Steuhaiig, ll. Ileis Peterson, li, VVich. Cl. VVordal. Cl, 'I'heiii. Back Row: I.. Roszko. R. A. Reuz, Ci. Strodei I. Kurth. Cl, Lillieuherg, Q. 'I raiiter. C, Chris tiaiiseii, IU. Leilwr. ll. Iluchholz. IQ. Kwiat kowski. R. Klor, . ww-'usunv BOYS' RIFLE TEAM R. lfgel.md. IT. Rex. R. Sthultz. ll. Iiolderup, R. Smith. IU. liarrette. C. Ulszewski. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM ll. Ifssig. A. Pedersen. R. llcrggreu, ID. lfveuseu, C. Leesmm. ll. lycliosoii, D. lclilderwood, IVI, Cfouroy, The Howling Lflulw, little more than llfj years old, has really scored a strike with Kelvynites. 'llhis club is expanding every day. as interest in howling itself has grown. Although few memhers ever hope for a 300. many. through practice, hoast averages that would knock any pin-setter from his perch. After the last frame. players agree theylve had fun and relaxation. Ilrom zero to pin-wheel. excitement runs high on hoth Rifle Teams. Boys use four positions-prone. sitting. kneeling and standing: whereas girls use oulv prone and sitting, 'llhis year the Boys' Team held first place for three weeks, hut lost this honor to Schur: hy one match. 'llhe Girls' Team also under the direction of Sgt. Iiriel. so far had 8 wins and no losses. Iliige BI ler. lohamls. IJ. Il.lrIc:.uk, Scalzilti, II x - .... 1 Q. l4...f COMPANY A I ou. N. IIaIx'oi'si'u. SLJIZIIII. IU. I3IancIiartI. Capt.. Dt-Ili. 2 Ia. Si'toiitI Row I7 istIi Il A I I ' 1 rt ou 4I'n'IiiiIu-. Ii. Stliild. I.. I,ein. II. StIiiItI 'I' Pit-Ii .. . . . . iraiutn. I. Ilmivle. II. I'.IiesIiog, XV. C.irpviiter I Sli ni Il t-ll. IU. SuutIi . . tcIi. IJ. I,riisIi. Ii. Itrinson, R. I7cIIi ow: C.. IIt'IIortI, ReniIier, C. CIiristiansen. 'If Ut'IiIIierg, III. Rvnil-wr. I.. Benz. A Beit: IX. Spviigler. COMPANY B Ifroul Roxx: I,ox'v1oy. 2 Lt.. IU, Rt-x, 2 Ia.. R. I3reIiIe, Capt.. I7. Siivtier. 2 Fetonti Rom R. Suntiat-. R. Spaliluiger. R, Chit-tivl. Cf. Horton. I.. Iacolisvn. I. I'matI:iou. R. Krelis. Sgt. lohn lfriel VV, IVIyer. Ii Ness. I'm. Ilreiirli. R. Iensen. R. VViuIioIt, 'I'IiirtI Row: NI. NeIsou, If. IVIiIIer. U. Rudd. IU. I.aIVIontagne, IasionowsI4i. N. IIiu'Iow, XV. VVrousI4i, V. IDeCoIa, Ii. Ifkcskog. R. Kowalski. P. Hotfiiiann. A. Pappas. Ifourtli Row. IJ. Rt-Ivik. R. Lotternian. VV. IVII-I-ch VK' Reniktr I I I2 I . . -. .. IXIcCIintotk. VN. I'wu:. IU. ist tow. Iireisiiiyei: 'If Iohnsen, I1 IIoar. V. SaIiIin. Ci. VVt'uiIwrger. Auth-rsoii. Kelvvns R O T Ci' oIIici 1II I1 R X . . . . 1 y t e eserve OIIicers' Training Corps, has not only grown in its seven years, but gained honor and prestige among the other city units as weII. In its Iirst year it receiveci an award for outstanding acliievenient. Since tI'ien the unit has acguirecI an Iionor scI10oI rating twice tlirough Iine showings at the annual Federal Inspection. Cionseguently. a shift in unit organization was necessary. from company to IwattaIion strength. evi- dence of Sgt. Ifrielis capaIwiIitv in aLIininistration. Companies HA and 'III' above form the battalion. Page A2 COLOR GUARD ll llarrette, Cpl., D, Rex. Nl Sgt.. VV. Benz. Sie., D. lloilmaun. Cpl. flOMMlSSlfjNlfD OFFICERS liront Row: R. Schultz, l l,t.. lfarrette. Capt., C. Olszewski. lVlaj.. D. llxlauchard. Capt., R. Prelwle, Capt. Second Row: R. Smith, 2 Lt., D, Snyder, lfLt,, li. Miseli Capt., ll. lfgelantl, Capt., Lovejoy, 2!Lt,, ll. lin-r, 2 Lt. Among specialized groups in the R.O.T.L.., in addition to the Rifle Team, are the Oilicers Corps and the Color Guard. Requirements for promotion to the rank of oilicer include scholarship. leadership. citizenship. neatness, service, and high personality traits. All oilicer candidates must he third year cadets. Color guards, who present the colors during assemblies and carry them in parades, are chosen with respect to neatness. precision and general appearance. Page S3 u n for .f4cA ieuenfz vnf K iii 17054 Iuriioi' Achivvcliiciit Of Ciimuigo, llir,,xw1s cstzilvlishcd lvv the Pivsiniviit of thc Pnlmolivc PCC! ciUIIlILlllX', Tliroiigli I.A. teen-ziqcrs mov olwmm Qicluul cxpcricnfc in tin' lmsiiicss xvoilgi .md thc key to future' f4lll'k'k'SS, I:.ii-li vritcrprisv is orgziilizui als il stcwli CUIIIIMIHY, aimi thc tvcn-z1gL'l's .iw ivsponsilwlv for the I11iIl1llfilL'flll'C .md svlliiig oi' tlicii' products which iuirigv irom plostic goods to pizza. 'l'lic North Side licntvr alt 4804 North Kvniziv is ciirccrcci by NIV. Billion i'mcckxx'itii. The Qiircctoi' of tlic Xycsl Sidi- lfcnrcr' nt 3049 VVcsr North Avciiliv is Nil: Cfhzirlcs Kvss- ici: All of tlwsc picrurcs were tukcn .lt tin' iicw zimi lllOQiCI'Il Vvcst Sidi' Kit'I1Il'l'. Somv oi' tin' vvry QiL't'ix'0 iiiCnilwl's ol liiiiior Aciiivvciiiciir from Kvlvyn Park nic: lirccicscn, VV. fini'- pvritcr, K, fii1I'lSiCI1SCll, Cf. IDI'ilfXK'il. I., Cimic. Iovncr. I24 Kowalski, G. ixiziiiiistiom, A. Niisciikc, C. PCICV- scn. If. Philippa, Philippi, H. Puico, ki. Rolmxxski, I.. Spicgl, C. Swenson, U, lliiiiviwvood, H. WiIikt'I', XV.iiiwi', Ci. VV.lrtcii. Pain' 54 MJ 1952-53 ,dum Ea Many of the students were found try- ing to buy a portable ghost while the stage was being cleared after the Hallo- ween thriller. Ghost in the House. Nlarch winds had a warm southern tinge when Florida's Stetson University Cllee Club poured sweet melodies for our enjoyment. Even the April rains fell to a Hsound- oll ' beat as Kelvyn was treated to the Fifth Army Bands inspiring marches. llere they are on parade! Everyone stepped back in time to November, l62l, with K.P.'s Pilgrims and lndians celebrating the first Thanksgiving. During the Pan American Day pro- gram you could hear the senioritas laughing as they picked Brazil's coffee during its summery April. Page 85 1GSTEN'S Treasure Craft Class Rings 2 66 C0l'lgl'6tflfl!6l,tl'0l'1.1g l7lfVl j2WI MI45n05, 7014? CKHJ5 P11119 WIQVL. H Chiccrqo offices at Rofunno Jewelers 4105 West North Avenue CApito1 7-1181 PQ86 A kifffx 'S , 1 xg' X. 461 Rliiii llm COMING or GOING THERE ARE NO FINER STUDENTS THAN AT KELVYN PARK. BEST OF LUCK,-O. ENGSTROM. ENGSTROM STUDIO 4156 WL North Avenue Phone SPuulding 2-0804 P 87 Miss Blanche Abbinanti Mrs. Anna Adam Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adam Mrs. Ethel Adams Miss Gertrude A. Ahern Al and Trudey Mr. and Mrs. O. Amundsen Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Anholt Silvio Anichini Grace Ballinger Mr. and Mrs. E. Bencivenga Mr. and Mrs. R. Benson Mrs. Elva B. Bergstrom Bert and Smitty Donna Mae Bieze Bill and Helen Miss Violet B'ork Iane Nemec Blair Mr. and Mrs. S. Bohnert Ralph Bostler Lloyd W. Bourdeau Mrs. Betsy H. Boyd 'ML W. .M Glenda and Iack Mrs. Mag' Genovesi Rina C enovesi George and Charmaine Geor e and Sue 9 Mr. and Mrs. O. Edward George Miss Alice C. Green Charles Robert Green Grant Richard Hall Mr. and Mrs. L. Hanisch Mr. and Mrs. Anker Hansen F. E. Heimberger Miss H. Heinen Herman and Ioan Iack Higgins Mr. and Mrs. G. Hihn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoversten Mr. and Mrs. R. Hylkema Ian and Art Ioe? Ioe? Ioe? Mr. and Mrs. Iames Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ioyce and Fred Iohns Iorgensen Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Muenzenthaler Ralph E. Mundt Mr. Richard D. Murawski Mr. and Mrs. Nadolski Mrs. Margaret Nordman Mr. and Mrs. I. P. O'Grady games Orbesen r. and Mrs. Arthur I. Parker Arlene Pass Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pass Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Einar O. K. Petersen Mrs. Harriet Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen Ron Plencner Mr. Leonard Polk Miss Grace D. Poltrock Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Pontius Dr. and Mrs. Norman Posert Mr. and Mrs. Poszko Ray's Camera Shop Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Rees Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Reilly Mr. Hugh Boyd Mr Mr . Robert I. Bo d Robert W Blo d me and Mrs. Brennwald rs. Mary Brisebois Henry Burton Mr. Harry Buwalda Miss Edith Byman Mr. R. B. Calloway and Family Norma Calvetti Miss A. Cangelosi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caragher Carol and Ang Carol and Iim Ioyce and Murph Mr. and Mrs. N. Iungers Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Kalata Virginia M. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kallsen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kay Ken and Iudy Mr. and Mrs. L. R. King Mr. and Mrs. A. Kloutz Kriss and Ianet Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kuklin Martin P. Kenny Students of Division 211 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ritter T., Theresa Rossi 4 Lina Ruffetti f Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ruhnke Ruth's Pastry Shop Mrs. Frances H. Sachs Silvio Scatena William Schall Mr. and Mrs. I. Schachtell Mr. and Mrs. Schneppe Mr. and Mrs. M. Schuh Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Schultz Mrs. P. St. Angelo I L Celia's Foods Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen Mr. and Mrs. P. Co ombo Miss Mary M. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Croson Dale and Shirley Davidson's Food Store Mr. A. Delli and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray De yze Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dick, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dina Don and Dolores Don and Ioan Drake's School of Dance Conrad Dratwa Mr. and Mrs. Max Dratwa Mrs. Frances K. Dykes Mr. and Mrs. A. Eclcer Ed and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. T. Eddy Miss L. E. Ekstrom Mr. and Mrs. C. Elg Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Ellison Emmy and Ierry Fran and Ray Fran and Shirley Frank and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. M. Frankel Frederiksen Company Mrs. V. G. Gallagher Miss Mary Gillan Mr. Kenny's 1-2 per. Mr. Kenny's 4-5 per. Mr. Kenny's 4th per. Mr. Kenny's Sth per. Mr. Kenny's 7th per. Mr. Kenny's 8th per. Biology Biology General Science General Science General Science General Science Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Layden Lee and Ray Mr and Mrs. George Lehmann Liz' and Al Mr . and Mrs. Wm. Loehrer George Lucas Ruth Lucas Lunch Room Personell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lux Carol MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. E. Magiera Mrs. R. K. Magnusson Marilyn and Bob Marjie and Ray Anna E. Mars all Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Martens Mary Ann and Chuck Andrew R. McLaren Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Irene Meisterheim Dr. William I. Melichar Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Meisterheim Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mezydlo Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mielas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Misch Mrs. Geraldine Moskal Page 88 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stahl Stanley Twins Mrs. V. Stenhaug Eileen Stevenson I. E. Shidler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Solmo Mr. and Mrs. A. Solarz Mr. and Mrs. Sorlie Mr. and Mrs. I. Sorman and son Lyla Spiegl R. E. Spooner M. E. Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. George Thein Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomsen Nancy Toifel Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Tollefsen Tots Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. A. Tumer Visual Education Personell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Voelker Mr. and Mrs. I. Wallace and Family Wally and Leona Eileen Werhan Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Werhan Bernadette Williamson Mrs. Frances Winholt Miss Marilynn Winholt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wittig Mr. and Mrs. D. Wordal Fred Wubs Mr. and Mrs. I. Zmich A2242 if gbyggmiwfyifxlifi fig 6 f ii, , RR N R x i ve- Q 35'?gEigiiim,-Q? H .52-.EQQQPQH ie M'-fi? SF wifi-ZQH 1324 SES? 2335+ Q ag? Q26 fislfxaig igfiv 21523 15 v if 4122? as-ff? 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