La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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Back Row: Shirley Pyszka, Pat Glubczynski, Kay Keith, Lois Peters, Lois Breic, Annabelle Bruske, Jean Mueller, Nancy Slimko. Row Three: Marilyn Metzler, Eleanor Belinski, Jean Knafelc, Sharon Wenzel, Marilyn Schorn, Carol Wyciskalla. I . H . A. Haa- 'Tis true, I made the best cake the other day during an F. l-l. A. meeting land with green frosting, tool. Ot course the other members were making plans for a dance, a handbook, a scrap- book, or somethin', but l found a recipe and just had to try it. Sure, and we had a busy year in the F. H. A., Back Row: Gladys Stout, Jean Mueller. Second Row: Dolores Dooley, Eileen Dooley, Marilyn Metzler, Nancy Slimko, Lois Peters. First Row Annabelle Bruski, Sharon Wenzel, Mazie Halm, Shirley Pyszka, Verla Tay- lor. Standing: Miss Jane Heiser. x.,-.1 Page tourteen YY' r 1: .. Row Two: Dolores Dooley, Eileen Dooley, Loretta Perscett, Joan Morchieser, Esther Tonozzi, Angeline Breic, Elaine Ben- venutti. Row One: Janice Maggio, Mazie Halm, Mary Don- nelly, Verla Taylor, Gladys Stout, Pauline Maggi. ffvfzife Year we served at the football banquet in November, we had a Christmas potluck and invited our parents lmine couldn't make it, no boats that dayD, we made favors for the patients at the Ottawa T. B. Sanitorium. Aye, and these F. H. A.'ers will make good homemakers. WWW?

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Janct Demes Norma Morrow Frank Gerace ec are The day They are selling KeyhoIes I believe I II buy a copy and find out what IS going on around here Now I wonder who sells The keys To open The Keyholesi' Cathernne Aplxngton Just when I Though? every one was Tucked away In has cIass I rounded The corner and bumped Into a gurl slT Tung at a desk She sand she was a mem ber of The Servuce Squad and had The nerve To ask ME for a hall pass Do These students Thank They are runnung This schoolllll Page Thnrteen ldl ,'1is ,

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. f i .V 4 l l if X, fn - 9 -l e 1, In fi I 'Twas an unusual atmosphere today. The girls came to school with the most novel shoes on. The front parts were all right, but the heels had sticks under them, forcing the girls to walk on their toes. Silks, satins, and velveteens were Dr. Lewis surely fooled those kids with his magic tricks at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. They Joan Lipka, Bob Hyson, Dolores Kaszynski, Clyde Karlosky. Hughett, Eleanor Mills, Barbara Kotecki, Shirley swished along the halls with white shirts and ties joining the procession. After school, I ioined L-P students in a very delicious cup of tea. l read in the newspaper this evening that it was called the Junior-Senior Tea. were very complicated, but he didn't fool me, for no one fools a leprechaun.