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

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Happy seniors line up to receive their class rings - Class of January, 1966 :FSANDRA HARRISON-Baton Twirlers, Chorus, GAA . . . Fall and Spring Festival participant plans to attend business college . . . enjoys baton twirling and bowling. SERINE HASTINGS-Panther, Student Council, Latin Club, Year- book Division Representative . . . future English teacher has special memories of the prom, summers in Minnesota. PHILIP HAWKINSON-Football and car enthusiast is also a Three Stooges fan . . . hopes to become a policeman. PATRICIA HAYMES-prospective beauty operator will always re- member her freshman year . . . likes records and volleyball games. JEAN HOPKINS-remembrances of the wonderful kids at KP will linger with this up-and-coming nurse and bowling fan. MARIE IWANIKIW-hall guard . . 1. the '64 Homecoming has a special meaning for Termite . . . wants to be a beautician. MICHAEL JANIS-college-bound Mickey Finn enjoys bowling and skating . . . spends pastime watching hockey games. ARLENE JASCOR-Girls Chorus, Future Nurses Club . . . hopeful airline stewardess lists dancing and listening to Beatle records as her hobbies . . . also likes skating. JOAN JOHNSON-Spanish Club, office assistant, hall guard . . . favorite memories include the '64 Homecoming and December 3, 1960. DIANE KAMIENIECKI-Spanish Club, German Club treasurer, hall guard . . . plans to become an airline hostess . . . Friday 13, 1965, and Sth Period lunch are remembered. LINDA KELLY-Latin Club, Great Books Club, Fall Festival . . . baseball, bowling, and volleyball are preferred sports for this future chemist. BERNADINE KOZIOL-Library assistant . . . enjoys screaming and yelling at the football games . . . Elvis Presley records . . . wants to become a beautician. RICHARD LAMBERTI-hall guard . . . sleeping late and eating good food rate with this sports enthusiast who hopes to start his own business . . . recalls first day at KP. GAYLE LANGWOST-prospective doctor enjoys conversation and bowling . . . when in college, she will remember her division. WILLARD LARSEN-Spanish Club . . . favorite sport is surfing . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . wants to become a psychologist. NORA LARSON-Camera Club, German Club, Science Club, Baton Twirlers, Future Nurses Club . . . prospective medic hopes to attend the University of Illinois. BARBARA LAYKY-German Club, Girls Chorus, GAA, Yearbook Division Representative . . . will go into nurses' training . . . likes modern jazz dancing and reading. MARIE MARROZZO-future secretary is sports-minded . . . puts a special accent on bowling and swimming . . . remembers her division.

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the endless snow would melt in time for the prom It was spring according to the calendar, but Victor Vanco, Janet Bilbo, and Margaret Buis had their doubts as it continued to snow. ELIZABETH FISCHER-German Club, Camera Club, Science Club, '- GAA, Baton Twirler, Chorus secretary, Future Nurses Club treasurer . . . future co-ed likes swimming and music. TOM FLYNN-baseball and football fan plans to become Presi- dent of the USA . . . dislikes people who mess up his hair. VALLI FURAN-Pmzrber, Spanish Club, office assistant, A-Yearbook Division Representative . prospective nurse has fond recollections of October 9, 1962, and Homecoming. CHARLENE GEHRKE-Girls' Chorus, hall guard, GAA, Student Council . . . gives special mention to her division and the prom, MARLENE GEHRKE-Ring Committee, GAA, hall guard . . . the prom and ring day bring special memories . . . enjoys dancing. YLYDIA GORJACZEW'-German Club, GAA, Girls' Chorus, SFTA . . . future co-ed gives a special place to NHS induction, Girls' Chorus, and her division in memory book. VAN GRIMES-football and ice hockey are favorite sports . . plans to make his living as a draftsman. ED HARDER-enjoys all sports . . . when not taking karate les- sons, recalls,December 22, 1964, and a certain day in june. ROSEMARY HARDY-Girls' Chorus, GAA . . . Sth Period lunch has a special meaning for Rosie . . . future stewardess. f:National Honor Society member.

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symbols of four years of much learning and working RING DAY holds special memories for most seniors who have waited for three years to order the attractive gold and black rings. THERSA MESKAITES-German Club vice-president, hall guard . . . enyoys traveling and learning languages . . . plans to become an interpreter at an airport. TKATHLEEN MEYER-Science Club, Camera Club, FTA . . . wants to study social studies and teach at UCLA . . . enjoys swim- ming and TV. MARY MILLER-Panther advertising manager, attendance office assistant . . . future co-ed dislikes Snobs, but enjoys pizza, listening to records, and bowling. KATHLEEN MYTNIK-hall guard . . . after college, Kathy hopes to become a secretary . . . remembers February 23, 1963. LOIS NELSON-Student Council, Chorus, FTA, Ring Committee chairman . . . prospective teacher is partial to football games, the number 18, January 1965, and the prom. CLAIRE NETTLAND-Spanish Club, hall guard, office assistant . . . will study to become an English teacher . . . reminisces over january 30, 1965, and the Homecoming. BONNI NEWMAN-hall guard, library assistant, office assistant . . . watching TV and dancing are favorite pastimes. DONALD OGNE-Science Club, Spanish Club, ROTC Cadet of the Month award . . . college beckons, but Don will recall his friends and classes when he leaves Kelvyn Park. PAT PA DAVONIA-hall guard . . . dancing, talking with friends, and listening to records rate with prospective co-ed. 'lfNational Honor Society member.