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

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for members who have outstanding characteristics QUILL 8: SCROLL INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Douglas Martin, C0-Sponsor, Connie Hinton, Historian, Charlotte Clement, Treasurerg Elaine Molchanov, Recording Secretary, Richard Wechner, Presidentg Terry Senkus, Vice-Presidentg jan Karner, Corresponding Secretaryg Miss Mary Dowd, Co-Sponsor. ROW TWO: Kay Roberts, Sissel Hanssen, Regina Majewskyj, Theresa Reynolds, Susan DiSanto, Helena Mischkinis, Rae Knight, Nancy Lycko. TOP ROW: Lynn Guthman, Linda Davison, Lana Tarnillo, Carol Ziegler, John Suchaniak, Craig Johnston, Paul Malebranche, Florence Basil. K KLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Philip Brownstein, Sponsorg Don Harper, Dennis Warner, jim Taft, Art Boyer, Dave Harper, Don Gray. ROW TWO: Warren johnson, Sergeant-at-Armsg Louis Ortiz, Gene Garner, Rich Baranski, Arnie Goldzweig, Dan Halazonitis, Dan Cam- pinose. ROW THREE: Fred Wolff, Bob Poulsen, Marty Czeszewski, Roger Williams, Mel Lencioni, Larry Koppenhoefer. TOP ROW: George Cabrisas, Larry Pasquini, Tom Deslinfants, Ken Ozyuk, Presidentg Bob Sadler, Ron Wise, Ron Olesiak. NOT PICTURED: Richard Czyz, Secretary. 37

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RECEIVING HER PIN from Eileen Nagel is a proud moment for Quill 8: Scroll inductee Sissel Hansen. Honorary clubs look Twice a year students cross their fingers and total their merit points with the hope that they will be tagged by one or more of the schoolls honor societies. Membership in these societies is not easy to come by. The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Harris, accepts only students who have proven themselves outstanding in scholarship, character, and service. This year the members cooperated with the counselors in tutoring students and acting as guides and receptionists to visiting faculty, parents, and stu- dents. W Quill 8a Scroll International Honor Society members were selected on the basis of scholarship and meritorious work on either of the school's two publi- cations. With Sponsors Miss Mary Dowd and Mr. Douglas Martin, they conducted a supply booth, skat- ing parties, and donated gifts to a charitable insti- tute at Christmas time. Top athletes and ROTC cadets in the K Klub were an active part of the school's beautification pro- gram this year. Directed by Mr. Philip Brownstein, the boys 'monitored the school grounds and lunch room encouraging cleanliness. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Knuth, Secretary, Paul Malebranche, President, Mrs. Margaret Harris, Sponsor, Vaneva Guither, Vice-President, Susan DiSanto, Treasurer. ROIV TWO: Sandy Harrison, Regina Majewskyj, Kay Roberts, Joyce Behen, Luba Skorochod, Adele Wittleder, Pamela jordan. ROW THREE: Susan Herod, Helena Mischkinis, Lynn Guthman, Lindalu Anttila, Nancy Gross, Sue Desjardins. ROW FOUR: Kathy Meyer, Diane Waller, Linda Davison, Florence Basil, Carmella Orsini, Connie Hinton, Nancy Wagner. TOP ROW: Carole Kurzy, Karen Tylczak, Sandy Dauer, Valdine Mason, Richard Czyz, Craig Johnston, Elaine Molchanov, Marlinda jondahl, Sylvia Bartalsky.

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Publication staffs combine talent and effort to meet numerous deadlines Lynn Guthman Helena Mischkinis Richard Wechner Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Burinerr Manager Kelvynian Terry Senkus Florence Basil Lana Tamillo Arrirtant Edilor Arririanl Editor Pbozo Editor KELVYNIAN STAFF-BOTTOM ROWU Judy Heicler, Regina Majewskyj, Advisor. ROW TWO: Jan Karner, Sharon Schweizer, George Weber, Susan John Suchaniak, Michael Gross, Bob McDaniel, Paul Malebranche. A nose for news guides each Pazntlaer and Kelzfynian staffer to stories, pictures, and features for their pub- lications. Keeping aware of all the school's happenings that might be newsworthy or make a good picture for their publications is a busy job for these journalists. In order to supplement their school training, members from both staffs attended a special convention this year sponsored by the Chicago Scholastic Press Association, and they also gave up much of their Thanksgiving holi- days to take notes at the Scholastic Press Association convention. Mr. Douglas Martin, Kelvyniam sponsor, and his yearbook staff were particularly proud of the First Class honor rating they received from NSPA last year. This year they took another step forward and in- creased the yearbook's size. The 1965-66 edition is the largest in the school's history, and the staff hopes it also will be the best. Panther staff members guided by Miss Mary Dowd gave much time and effort to producing the school paper. Will any of them ever forget the hectic pasting days? Issuing the six-page newspaper twice a 'month without ever missing a deadline was often a nerve-wrecking job. However, the tired but proud faces on view in the publications room proved the staffers found their jobs rewarding. Cathy Everly, Ed Schneider, Mabra Lonstine, Mr. Douglas Martin, DiSanto, Don Gray. TOP ROIV: Elaine Molchanov, Craig Johnston, l