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

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PANTHER-BOTTOM ROW: Andrea Dorfman, Kay Roberts, Pam Drummond, Roberta Herche, Vaneva Guither. ROW' TWO: Susan Kazmercak, jean Houston, Rae Knight, Lynn Eilers, Barbara Musso, Miss Mary Dowd, Advisor. ROIV THREE: Nancy Lycko, Patricia Hakes, Judy Tuccy, Carole Kurzy, Carol Orsi, Serine Hastings, Sandy Berglin. TOP ROW: Marlinda Jondahl, Karen Ty-lczak, Susan Anderson, Roger Williams, Sandy Dauer, Mary Miller, Valli Furan, Diane Waller. LM.. Linda Davison Charlotte Clement Editor-in-Chief Afriftant Editor Panther Terry Reynolds Carol Ziegler Ngwy Editgr Buxinen Manager Sissel Hanssen Bev Obuchowski Photographer Photographer Connie Hinton Pat Dunn Adrfertifing Manager Mailing Manager PICTURES, PICTURES EVERYWHERE present a problem of selection for Kelvynian staff Lois Van Zandt, Sue Watson, Mike Gross, Helena Mischkinis, ancl Cathie Mosh- er.

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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

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Student Council continues activities under guidance of new sponsor GREEN CARNATIONS for St. Patricks day is a school tradition sponsored by the Student Council. Judy Tuccy and Lana Tamillo sell one to. Gloria Buczak. Student Council members welcomed a new sponsor this year. Miss Mary Corbett, former chairman of the home economics department, assumed the director's job when she became a counselor last September. She replaced Mr. Martin Kenny as sponsor. Guiding the representatives of the student governing body, Miss Corbett found some of the school's most loyal students in her group. Each of the school's divisions sent representatives to the Student Council meetings. After the sessions they reported the procedures to their divisions. During the meetings, the Council members learned the rules of parliamentary procedures. President Judy Tuccy led the group in their discussions and fund-raising tasks. Members sold book covers and folders, held a Valentine dance, and spon- sored a green carnation sale for St. Patrick's day. Pro- ceeds went to worthwhile school activities. STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Sissel Hanssen, Treasurer, Rae Knight, Corresponding Secretary, Peter Andersen, Vice-President, Judy Tuccy, President, Nancy Lycko, Recording Secretary, George Weber, Sergeant-at-Arms. ROW TWO: Judy Heider, Linda Diamong, Adele Wittleder, Susan Herod, Kathy Cipolla, Dottie Miceli, Connie Quattrocchi, Mary Malebranche, Ann Zimmer. ROW THREE: Kathy Bernas, Bar- bara Gielarowski, Charlotte Clement, Mabra Lonstine, Lois Nelson, Annette Kon, -Gladys Ortiz, Connie Sanfilippo, Regina Majewskyj. ROW FOUR: Christine Bart, Sharon Sheldon, Mary Zmudzinski, Serine Hastings, Patricia McMahon, Barbara Musso, Sandy Berglin, Diane Hershey, Linda Krautter. TOP ROW? Linda Spranger, Sandy Dauer, Elaine Molchanov, Sue Dembinski, Ken Millar, Victor Wikell, Bill Cernok, Mary Miller, Lana Tamillo, Betty Swiatek, Linda Lee Rivers.