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

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Seniors start appl ing for L f. CHECKING COLLEGE BULLETINS, Charlotte Clement, Richard Wech- ner, Michael Gross, and john Suchaniak try to decide on a university. Q ,ggi Class of June, 1965 colleges and looking for Four years seem like such a long time when you are a freshman. But suddenly, there you are: a graduating senior. As you prepare to leave Kelvyn Park, there are so many memories that suddenly reappear. You recall the four years of working, studying, and having fun. There are memories that have become indelible. As you stand in your graduation gown waiting for your name to be called, you look back with happiness and ahead with anticipation. You remember especially your first day of school as a high school student four years ago and your last year as a senior. You have come a long way in four years. You increased your knowl- edge, made new friends, and grew up with the help and guidance of your teachers. You were proud of your achievements in class, the school leaders, the organiza- tions, and the athletic teams. With announcements out, the class gift selected, and the prom and senior luncheon over, you look for- ward to clasping a diploma in your hands as you go out into the world to discover what it holds for you. GURI AAKERVIK- Gut enjoys watching football and baseball games . . . playing volleyball and dancing . . . will always remember the prom . . . secretarial work lies ahead. BARBARA AKSAMITOWSKI-DECA newspaper editor . . . future nurse likes horses and Pontiacs . . . listens to records in spare time. VERA ANACKY-Art Club, . . . spends spare time painting, sculpturing, sewing, and reading . . . plans to attend the Art Institute. French Club, Orchestra, Kelvyniazz PETER ANDERSEN-Debating Club team captain, Student Council vice-president, Slide Rule Club president . . . goes for friendly people and fair teachers . . . future lawyer. SUSAN ANDERSON-Panther, Spanish Club, office helper . . . prospective nurse will always remember her KP friends-and one broken lunchroom chair. KARYN ANTHONY-Science Club, Spanish Club, FTA, Mixed Chorus , . . hopes to major in English at college . . . has preferences for roller skating, coin collecting, folk music. 4'LINDALU ANTTILA-German Club, Girls' Chorus, library assist- ant . . . future teacher enjoys reading, singing, and spaghetti. CONNIE AZEMOPOULOS-DECA treasurer . . . wants to become a beautician . . . prefers Greek food and dancing . . . dislikes bossy people . . . remembers 1964 Fashion Show. IRENE BARANSKI-French Club president, GAA . . . promising secretary wants to fevisit France . . . likes foreign foods.

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plan before annual switch l jim Thorsen T Pat Threkeld William Tiritilli Donna Tomchek Renaldo Tonini Barbara Townsend Sandra Treiber Charles Tyson Laurie Uebel Neil Unuerzagt Vincent Urso Janet Uttof Linda VanSprankern Lois VanZandt Daniel Vazquez Kathy Venturi Barbara Vijuk Steve Vitel Donna Wade Herbert Wagner Jill Walker Richard Waller Betty Walter Suzanne Watson Frank Webb ' George Weber Jean Weigel Richard Weinmann Cherin Welch Sue Wesolek Karen Wheeler Mike Wickel Alan Wilgus Kathleen Wilson Robert Wilson Paul Winchester Bob Withey William Witthowft Fred Wohlhart Barbara Wojdyla Pat Woitan Judy Wojtkiewicz Alice Wolfelscheider Fred Wolff Richard Woods Claire Woznica Richard Wyskiel Lillian Young Rich Zbiliski Daniel Zeffield Kathy Zika Dennis Zikrnund Ann Zimmer NEW COUNSELOR Mr. Joseph Gullo offers helpful reading material to juniors Roxanne Hansen and Rose Ann Strahan.

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jobs as graduation day RSYLVIA BARTALSKY-Civic Forum, Future Nurses, Spanish, Latin, Science, and Camera Clubs . . . was also active in Fall Festivals and Mock Election . . . ambition: medical technologist. PAT BARTMAN-French Club, Future Nurses Club, hall guard . . . prospective nurse has favorite memories of '63 Fall Festival, December 12, 1963, and the '64 Homecoming. tt-1-FLORENCE BASIL-Kelvyninn assistant editor, Spanish Club, FTA, office assistant . . . Science Fair award winner wants to teach math . . . enjoys reading and music. LINDA BATES-Yearbook Division Representative . . . has special memories of her first day at KP . . . likes pizza, skating, sports. THOMAS BEDELL-German Club, hall guard . . . frosh-soph basket- ball player remembers the day his pants split during Spring Festival rehearsal . . . favorite hobby is his car. UOYCE BEHEN-Spanish Club, FTA, office' assistant . . . future math teacher placed 5rd at KP Science Fair , . . enjoys soccer. SANDRA BERGLIN-Cheerleader captain, K Klub, Spanish Club . . . reads mysteries . . . recalls her junior year and the '64 Homecom- ing game. SUSAN BIGDA-Yearbook Division Representative, Spanish Club . . . has fond recollections of November 20, 1964. BARBARA BODLUND-GAA, hallguard . . , lists October 19, 1964 and good times with her friends as her special memories. MARSHALL BOELTER-Latin Club . . . college-bound . . . enjoys watching football, basketball and playing billiards. ART BOYER-K Klub, Stage Crew, Football Team manager . . wants to become a baker . . . likes to watch football games. MARY BRENNAN-Spanish Club, GAA, FTA, hallguard captain . . . continues education at CTC-North . . . remembrances include February 22 and Lake Geneva. RONALD BREWER-German Club . . . received honorable mention at Science Fair . . . future salvage diver spends pastime bowling, swimming, and scuba diving. ROBIN BROMS-Performers' Club president, Latin, French, and Slide Rule Clubs . . . active chorus member wants to major in dance and later become a teacher. MARIA BRZEZINSKI-Spanish Club, GAA, hallguard . . . sports enthusiast plans to go to college, do social work, join the peace corps, and then get married. GLORIA BUCZAK- Buchie is torn between becoming a model or an airline stewardess . . . enjoys driving and dancing but dislikes ironing shirts and eating vegetables. DALE BURDA- Lefty lists girls as his pet peeves, but he enjoys watching football and his shop courses. HELEN CALA--GAA . . . plans to be either a secretary or beautician . . . hobbies include drawing and sewing. gNational Honor Society member. +Quill 84 Scroll Honor Society member. suddenl becomes a realit